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At the annual business meeting Of the Ameri-
can Female Guardian Society yesterday, In the Home
Chapel 20 East Twentynnth street, the Rev DR. vii.
liam Ormston presided, and nifty members, constituting
Board Of Managers elected being mainly the old
BOARD Eec ted also. were Mrs G. C. North, President;
Mrs j. Bennett Corresponding Secretary Mrs
II. Wilson. Recording Secretary, Mrs g A. Stone
Treasurer. In the afternoon nearly 1900 children
crowded into the body the church to take part in the
exercises connected with the celebration " the
Anniversary OF the socicy The children took the
tire body Of the church and their heads all just
level with the backs OF the They with
thusiasm and Intelligence The Rev. DR. Robinson al.
DIRE ssed the children did also the Rev Drs d. Jut
ten. U. II. tiffany. and Ste phen u. Tyng
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NEW YORK Wednesday. May with $500
fat cattle offered trade was fairly brisk and selling rates
for medium to tair steers fraction higher Poor
est load Of averaged 9OO rs AMI sold at a.
To dress 81 ms selected tops reached iuc. to dress 81
hs general sales at Oiaa9,ac. TO dress ~ Ms
About 80 were used by exporters Calves fairly steady
at3s@h1sc u n. with 100 on sale. Sheep ami lamhs
hrmer aud active. and the 800 head offered
readily sold at full prices including clipped At 4S5sc
n unshnrn do at 81 49, and spring lambs IL Ssa
Toe n shipments today, 800. neluilng $50 heavy
clipped alive. las ms average No live hogs sale.
the 1880 fresh arrivals consigned slaurhereTs
direct, nominal quotations s. 50 to 50 10 q 100 rs
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The fact that the Pacific Mail and General
Transatlantic Companies acceded to the demands OF the
striking longshoremen bad apparent ecct yesterday
upon the other steamship lines forming the combination
The nmau. White star, Anchor National. and Cunard
lines have secured the services Of large number men
some Of them coming from far Albany AMI Troy
A. the present rate Of work the great ships, the Queen
and the Canada OF the National line not likely to
leave this port on saturday AS advertised unless like
the Wyoming, they leave part of their cargo behind
them Tie same may be said Of the other large hues
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- "WEDNESDAY. May T. Flour AND MEAL
wSrS %o. 4. scys q T ard e.ehasgca Tes. 9o,S
err spring, Xxx and XXX siss5 75 do winter shipping
nsos psn x s s ags h hH es tts Is Nm
southern bakers ard family srshd., sL7SssG southern
s51 Corn Sn' &e Sew S s5 Brasds wne
dun sn SY weak 8sng Sf pssa
sales 95 babes Futures teyerish variable and nnaly
lieoc Tor October u ale for November and II ioc.
for December: sales 10 lnn bales
PRoyHoEs-Pork nrmer but quiet sales the spot $50
S S june 10 Ss s y" Se ass .1y g "s
% sbls extra mess siis So Bacon Im and quiet sales
Cut meats fairly active and steady 1000 bills and
and GSS Ss sa LARD hsc ana arm W. viii S
trade the spot sale. e75 tcs rhine CITY, 206 22lSc
DEWEY .e. q" tc. Nav &c June S9sSe 99e
neitai lots GeOc dressed ioes steady at iiii6s5se,
latter for piss Butter IN fair sae new state pals
steady st1!s factory 4S7'4e. new do. s9ee Fresh
ds,is.MhSst closed hiehe5 and in Speculative dc.
e. a. 'S oT n red 30 Sr MAY u1 %
for No. Whit Tor JUNE So 81 10 fSf No amber
m "s ss and pH T "a s. sg c Jqn S d Ee
sS for ef last eS May and S5s Tor TsssTn on ne
were higher and fairly acuye sales 62oo bush at 33H
@i4sss Tor mixed and SlSsoS for White No. white
higher and quiet; sales OF 1860 bush inciudng steam
e. a. 45e NO Do to,.c iA'.e io~ No Tor May. aud
GRocEHiEs-Raw SUGAR was quiet but steady; fair to
good refining. 3i8G8 i6c.; sales no hhds: refined
acuve and arm at sA@tase for hards and 7's9sc for
nestle New Orleans moiasses IN tsir demand NJ pa
4Oc; foreign dull and unchanged. Coffee was dun and
unchanged at lOh@lfc. for Rio and ilh@i6ic for
Maracabo; at the Dutch sale today Java sold at 9ic.
below the valuations.
srSDmgs-Rodns again quiet at 81 52Hesi rs for
mon to good strained. Spirits turpcnne rm saes 2OD
hbls at SOC, Petroleum lower aud dull At SIC for
nned. in bbs Tallow unchanged nt 61sc. for prime.
ocean frcishts %Sre weak and Suiet excspt for grain
charters which were In demand Grain to 1ycrronl by
steam 55fd cotton, 3lG9 I'D: provisions. 2hts3os
grain later In the day. nj 5Aalsd grain to Bayonnc,
q, ,a va 91a'es gram TO Esrs for Grders nnd Ton
8 ed@ts IA. naphtha TO Morganpi, b iolsd; re-
nned petroleum In 10 Java 33e sduum " Liver
pool. IS 80. Mhlshey dull az O .O5 asked.
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from southwestern Virginia where tho forcible
readjueters wore supposed 10 BIO strongest. is to
Cullough bin pussed by the last Legislature,
and that this iusuree an honorable and speedy
settlement Of the debt question in Virginia.
The combination of Lake vessel owners 10
keep nm grain freghts from Chicago to Buffalo
to cents per bushcl was broken yesterday by
two propellcrs taking charters nj 3 cents This Ia
eaid 10 be u rninousy low rntc and to- threaten
the destruction of the lake frcghting business.
II il. however inevitable in the face OF the rail-
road com petitiOn.
The ownership OF the British consola Ia grad
ually pnssing into the hands OF large holders.
In 1857 tho number Of persons who derived
from their Investments in these securities nm
annual income of 81 600 and less was 261 $50.
but by 1874 II had diminished 10 221 406. On
the other hand. the number receiving incomes
OF So 600 and inward from the samo fnvcstmcnt
in 1874 was 1903. against ! .7i9 In 1857. Tho
class between $1,000 and $1,000 10 also slightly
diminishing.
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MR. CHALMERS EXPLAINING.
Ills Version of the Fort Pillow Massacre given
In the House.

WASHINGTON May I'm the House, Mr.
Chalmers of Mississippi narrated the incidents
Of the attack on Fort Pillow. in which attack no
was commanding tho Confederate cavalry UNI
iii Gen. Forrest arrived. He admitted that
some Of tho garrison were fired upon while
making push for the gunboat. but if this was
done in violation of tho usages Of war a Con-
gress investigating committee had failed 10 fix
the responsibility. He denied that any wounded
men had been burned up in the quarters that
had been set on fire the morning after the cap
ture OF the fort. He asserted that forty p0r
touched. A part Of the Federal troops had run
Killed or wounded. But largo number OF tho
garrison, mostly white men, had remained, and
they had gathered around Gen. Forrest and
himself for protection, and had been protected
As 10 the Coniedcratos taking advantage Of a
flag OF truce in order To gain n brttcr position
that statement was not true. He snid So in vim
dication Of his dead commander; for glory IL
tho soldiers pride; the soldiers wealth is
honor"
In reply to questions by Gen. Hawcy Mr..
Chalmers said that the garrison OF Fort Pillow
numbered OF men, OF whom nbOut forty per
cent. were saved; that about 500 were Killed
and wounded and about $50 on the Confederate
side.
Remarks were made by Mr.. Garfield Of Ohio
as 10 the impOicy OF reOpening the subject
responsible as had at first been supposed.
Mr.. Chalmers's resolution for an iuYestiga-
ton into his conduct was laid aside
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Rnslpss Nutltss.

Miller ~ Co.. Celebrated shoe Establish
meut now open, 20 West ltt 81 removed from Broad
way boots shoes and CATERS VI all the various styles
MILLER A Co, 70 West i4th St
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Invited to Addre.. Tnmmnnx.

WASHINGTON May 7.-Congressman Carlisle
Of Kentucky has received letter from John Kelly invt
ing him 10 address meeting the Tanmany Society in
New York on May 10 Mr. Carlisle is suffering with
cold and he is undecided whether his health will
permit him 20 accept the invitation lie will either &C.
cept or refuse the invitation this week.
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Acknowledgements. May Z.

SIS schiedam. Chevalicr. Rotte rdam
s. Francunia. Bragg. Portland.
- Lombard, Stevenson, CataniA
snip Hermou. Dinglcs. London.
shin Frcydis. Eyersen, Chrisuansund
Bark Looiad. Nielsen, Bremen
BARK George Moon. Sawyer Zanzibar.
BARK Freciosa. Jacobsen. Tonsberg.
Bark Christel. Zincke. Havre.
Bark Johannes ihldcr. Bremen.
Bark Fairy. johnson. Gloucester
Bark Elyerton, Dearborn. Rio Janeiro
B1rk Pauline. khngcuberg, Bremen
Brig jose phine. Damn, Sarua-
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Marine INTELLIGENCE

HirtiruRH ALNASAc-rHis nlY
sun rises..... 90 sun sets.... % Noon rises 10 28
HGH NlTKH-rHis DAY
sandy Hook. II Gov Island 10 OOl Hell Gate II n
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DFAR SIR We have several acres OF your Asbestos
Roofing on our buildings The first root, put fifteen
years is IN good condition. aud prefer IL any
other Yours respectfully, T. kIRCsFORp 4 SONS.
OswECO STARCH FACI0RY-AdR
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Nv using HIGGINS German Laundry SOAP. because Il 10
pure, Ask your grocer Tor Il, and gave 10 a trial
For immediate RELIEF Of Coughs and CaIds
use the popular remedy PORTERS COUGH BALSAM.
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VI IRRIED.

BIRIr's PuIs-Great English Remedy for Govt and
Rheumatism. All druggists have them
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Mr.. jackson =. schultz to he Married.

Jackson 8. Schultz Of New York is 10 be mar
red In Newport. H. l.. MAY <. TO Mrs 3 VI. Wells. a
highly attractive and accomplished lady The wedding
is 10 be quet affair, with only the nearest friends and
relatives present Mr. AMI Mrs Schultz propose 10 visit
the Pacific Coast and Will be absent several weeks.
Th0y Will bear with them the hearty good wishes Of the
numerous friends Vi Mr. schultz IN the trade all over the
country.
The ceremony will take place At l2H O'Clock al the
house Of the brides brother the Hon Henry IL Fay
Mrs Wells Ia daughter OF President Fay Of Naieryilc
College Maine. Mr. Schultz expects TO return from tie
Pacific Coast al out July l. Tie Rev j. 4. Lindholm wall
ulciHte at the marriage. Tie groom Is NidONer and
Aas LIZ aOns and tA.ee aaukhleIl
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Tho score OF yesterdays play is as follows:
AnHRiCAN

American. 7 80 70 a. ~ So rs 81 -
English....... ~ ia2 led - % $50
Umpires-Mcssrs Morley for English, and Capt 4.
Vernon. 4. 5. A. tof American
ScOrers-Messrs. Chadwick and Harrison
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Cocoane softens the hair when harsh and dry aud
soothes the irritaled SCALP skin.-.Iie
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II you are suffering from cold pain or wound. use
Rennes Magic OH sample lIee, W Murray st-Ade
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THE MECHANICS AND TRADERS EXCHANGE
have rcuHNNl .tHu
- MURRAY ST. 10 lao BROADWAY
"RIE AND KOCk"-NAN HEII'S rHE
only genuine sold by all druggists ana grucVrs AT 81
bottle, AT depot e per gallon. y van BELL 50 Cham,
hers St, south side
FKEIDRICHsHALL RITTER WATER
"A sure remedy Tor constipation ani hve SAe.
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How to Relieve Bronchitis.

Use Ohnes Tasteless Cod Liver OIL with Lame ana Wild
Cherry, Sold by druggists. Depot Bowery
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Tuesday, Aug. IL. 1870.
A Berlin dispatch says; In view Of the expected CONS
promise between Germany aud the Vatican there 10
serious talk OF the appointment OF permanent Pspal
Nuncio here. A statement by Herr Won Puttkammer.
Ecclesiastical ANafS, AT public banquet,
that mis- views are materially different from those Of
Dr. Falk, has caused much sensation.
Some Of Asac cholera are reported at Consan-
tinople but they are believed TO be sporadic.
reported that popular disturbances have occurred
in Samos.
The British Government Acknowledges that Canads
thinks asking guarantee loan for the cOnstruc-
ton or the Pacific Railway.
Twenty-Five persons injured In q riot at Belfast
last night growing out OF Catholic PROCESSION
Charles 8. Parnel. Member Of the House Of Commons
for Meath left London yesterday with the view Of
taking active IN the organisation OF the Irish con-
stituenCies for the forthcoming general election.
Messrs. Gray and Parnell the Irish Home-Rule mem,
beers of the House Of Commons, between whom there
ties have bad friendly explanation, al the gges0n
Of Mesfs. Shaw and Power. the Home-Rule leaders,
and the threatened split among the Home-Rulers 10
thus avoided.
Captain Tyler has written lettor on behalf or the
Gran Trunk Board In reply 20 MI Chderss proposal
IL fayors the fusion OF the whole net profits OF the two
companies TO bo divided according 10 agreed percent
Grand Trunk proposal which IL supported 0y majority
OF the Great Western Shareholders aud VIII probably %
carried cut.
The experiments with tho Krupp cannon at Essen
have had most important results, which. maintained.
may show that the whole Engsh ordnance system rec
ouires reform The Krupp cannon have proved equal
In penetration 10 Wool guns OF twice their weight
In one ease at range OF 900 yards the horizontal
deviation OF the shot was only thirty-iour nches an
the vertical deviation 9is incneA
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leaders a. we'll is sure to BIO Mr.. Tildens reflled
barrel" Hosts of them will shrink from any
candidate for whom the bung will not be pulled out
of that famous treasury Of watered railroad
stock and evaded income taxes. A chill VIII
certainly be cast over the campaign If tho
impression gets abroad that putting Church at the
head of the ticket will prevent the distribution OF
generous share of the proceeds of Mr.. Iilden's
elevated railway speculation. 1t will be very
strong point in favor of the present Governor II the
belief is diffused that Robinson means leaky
barrel and Church tight one. Demo-
cratic campaigns In New-York are expensive.
When prominent advocate of Church was asked
who would furnish the funds if the Chief Justice
should run. he answered, ! will engage to raise
So, 900 myself" But what is $4,000 to the iii
den million made by selling elevated railway stock
Toward that million the eyes Of Democrats every
where fondly turn.
Mr.. John II. Starn was in Saratoga for couple
of days last week. He found his friends in this part
of the State laboring for him most enthusiastically
as Governor Starn. The genial Congressman
bore meekly the honors heaped upon him, and re-
minded his friends, in the language OF "A. ward,
that they were Z" a little too previous" agd that
they should wait until September 3. but ne
seemed very hopeful himself. The other gentle-
men who are willing to head the Republican tlcRet
have remained away from Saratoga hitherto. but
before the end of the month they may come to take
a look at the field from this vantage-grOund.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

THE INDEPENDENCE DECLARES A DIVIDEND.
SAN FRANCIsCO, Aug. 12.-Ihe independence has
declared dividend of 25 cents.
STOVEMOULDERS ON STRIKE AT ALBANY.
ALBANY, n. Y, Aug. 12.-The stove-nIOulders in
several in this city have struck for 20 per censd
THE BROOKLYN INVITATION ACCEPTED.
MONTREAL Aug 12.-lhe 9th Fusileers have re-
that city next Decoration Day.
THE FIRST NEW COTTON FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLEsTON, S. c., Aug. 12.-The hrst bale OF
the new crop South Carolina cotton was shipped from
Blackyile for Charleston to-day.
THEY NOW REACH THE PACIFIC.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 12.-The Congressional
Labor whch has been holding its sessions in DIFF
ferent parts the country arrived here last evening
A SMALL STOCK BROKING FAILURE
ST. LOUIS, Aug; 12;1John J; White "a stock x
subsequently paid 90 cents on the dollar and closed up
THE FIRST BALE AT SELMA THIS YEAR
SELMA, Ala, Aug. l2.-Ihe first bale Of new cot
Dallas County cssed low mddns and sold at IL cents
pO'"D' SONS OF JoNADAB IN COUNCIL.
PRovIDESGE, X. L. Aqg; l2;E - . Sovereign
day. The orer is in sound condition. and claims $500
members.
MEETING OF THE AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 12.-The second annual
august e Ca and 81 the annual dinner will be gwen on
THE wHEELBARRow MANIAC.
ST. LOUIS Aug. 12.-PotteT who has been trund-
ling wReelbarrOw across Continent from Francisco
for several month; ; pSs 80 on mas Iei ITO
NOT oyERTAXING THEMSELVES.
Providence, X. l., Aug. 12.-Senators Butler,
w RoS, %s s NSwDS : RS s Asr
iourned TO meet at the call OF the chairman.
SITTING BULL AGAIS IN CANADA.
OTTAWA, Aug. 12.--StunR Bull has returned with
his followers canadian soil but the Department Of the In
terror informed that he has no hostile intentions
f he presumed that his Indians following the buffalo
A RAILROAD SOLD FOR 100000
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1.-THE Pennsylvania and
Delaware Railroad railroad running from PomerOy Penn,
to Delaware CITY, fortyone miles was sold al public auction
today bought by Dell Nobtt OF THIS city, Tor $780,
OOO
Albany, \. Y, Aug. 12.-Ihe prizes OF the Saen-
eerest held In this city have been awarded as follows First
ntre Cermauia society POughkeepsei second prize MasE
hercRor Of NeWDug and third pze Lederkranz OF sche
neetady.
THE VIRGINIA DEBT MOVEMENT,
PETERsBURG, Va, Aug Ex-senator John Paul
NJ RocipghaIn and Major Charles 5. erngielow Of th
civ an audience at the Academy OF Mu
s 10 might on the public debt Of Virginia former
yord and the latter the brokers' bill plan.
A PROSPEROUS SECRET ORDER
ST LOUIS Aug. 1.-THE High Court of the An
cen order convened here this morning In
Sret sss.Ion There Il large attendance from eli parts
lie country This order has 5000 courts scaered
The Id and Is rapidly Increasing Ia membership. III
High Court viii DO IN session three dAyA
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THE POLICE BOARD.
WHO SHALL BE CHIEF

AN IMPENDING CONFLICT OVER THE PRESIDENCY
EX-PREsIDENT SMITH ADVISED TO DEMAND
ECoGSITIoN-CoMAIssIoSER WHEELER IN THE
COURTS.
Much interest is felt in the question as to who
Will be made President of the Board of Po-
lice to succeed General Smith, and fears are
entertained that the Republican and Demo-
cratic members may fail to agree, and that
deadlock may follow. Mr.. Wheeler was pres
ent yesterday at the Central Office, and was
in consultation with Mr. French, the other
Republican Commissioner. w. o. Bartlett,
General Smiths counsel, maintains that his
client is still President of the Board, and
says he shall advise him to perform his duties
as such. Argument upon the writ of prohibit
ton in Commissioner Wheeler's case has been
postponed until tomorrow.
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THE vICEREGAL TOUR.

FREDERICTON, n. B., Aug. 1.-The vice.
regal party took their departure this morning for St.
John in the steamer David West. An immense crowd
OF citizens assembled the wharf and lined the banks
The Guard OF Holor were drawn up In line near the
passageway On The arrival OF the Neerega party az
the landing they met by the Leutenant-GOyerno
aud members OF the Government The party then pros
ceeded down the wharf, and when they arrived opposite
the Queens eoOrs the guard presented Bouquets
were presented the Princess Louise by several ades
The Of her m0Orugs aud proceeded on her
voyage, the band playing Aud Lang syne." and the
crowds cheering and waving handkercbieis.
Tie torchlght procession 10 honor OF the Neeregal
visit here was very grand. A drawings also
held at the Government House, which was attended By
the fashionable people OF Fredericton and ST. John.
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GoKERNOR ROBINSON ON FoRGERS

ALBANY, Aug. 12.-GOvernor Robinson has
addressed an open letter to Ex-Governor Seymour
reference to petition in behalf of william A. Newman
Il forger, which MI. Seymour had sent him. The Gov
ernor points that 1t is difficult TO find in regard TO
forgery the circumstances extennanR
which are frequently urged other Prisoners
wives and children Of course suffer- but this Is mis-
fortune and evil for which the wisdom OF man has
never been able to find adequate remedy The Gov
ernor cites from fOrger who feels grateful for
the efforts made in his behalf but declares that he has
no right TO a pardon II IL be inconsistent with the
loftiest considerations OF public policy The Governor
expresses inability discriminate In favor OF
the fifteen orgers now IN prison. ana declares That
his letter intended to be general reply to all app
cations in their favor.
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HE AUSTRIAN MINISTRY RESIGNS.
COLONEL GoRDoNS EXPLOITS.

IlONIONf IIVs'TaJi 4N'I-' II I0fV'
Tie latest letters from Colonel Gordon,
of Southern Egypt. dated on the l4th
OF june show that after his lieutenant, Gess had con-
quered the slave-deaers OF the BargaZellc district,
killing eight OF the leaders IN battle, taking their chief
station by assault. capturing large amount or booty
aud hanging nine of the nngleaders warning. he
proposed eyacuate the district after disarmng the
Inhabitants operations check the slave trade
would be confined TO rigorous watching Of the irons
tiers and the announcement Of legitimate commerce.
Sueiman the leader OF the avers who escaped after
the last battle, has, however, mustered force, and is
pushing for D8rfur where lie will nd an abundance OF
disconnected spirits to join him. Colonel Gordon
thought the situation serious that he hastily re-
turned to Darfur
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HoW CONGRESS- FOSTERS CRIME.

CHEToPAH, Kas.. Aug 12.-Captain John
secrest mail contractor the route west from Vinita
l. T.. was found 100 miles of Vlnta day or two
ago murdered. He had left vinita a few days before
with considerable sum Of money for the purpose Of
ing of his maicarrers 1t Is supposed that the des
peradoes who robbed Caneyvlle short time since are
the ones who committed TINS crime. As the United
territory is now pOweress owing TO the lack OF APP
preparation by Congress TO meet the expenses OF the
marsha il is thought acts but the beginning
OF reign OF crime and lawessness IN tue Territory
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A REv1gAL WHICH IS FORTH IN HURRAH

MoRRIsTOwN, n. j., Aug. 12.-Reports from
all parts OF North NowJersey indicate pronounced re-
vival IN the iron trade Mines, furnaces and FORCES
which have been idle the panic IN 1878 being
reopened and work pushed tue forces being kept In
many OF them night and day. New mines are being
opened and new furnaces Quilt notably az Chester and
Port Dram. BOOnOn il the only town in this section
largely interested in iron which permanently
crlpp ed les furnaces forges and rolling mills, which
millions are inves ed have idle for four years and
are likely 10 remain but at all other points from
PhilipsbuTR eastward Dover there is demand Tor
ores such as has not existed Since 1873.
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MIR. GLADSTONE COMPLIMENTS AMERICA.

Mr.. Gladstone, speaking at the opening OF
the Art Exhibition at Chester last night said that when
America learned trust entirely TO her own splendid
natural great genius OF her people and their
marvellous proficiency 10 the adaptation OF aborssyinS
appliances in which she at the head Of the world,
she would be formidable competitor with the English
m
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ANOTHER CUBAN RISING FEARED.

LUNDON, lUUoIa3I AuE' I''Vs
The Madrid correspondent of the Hdepen.
dance Beige writes that the spanish Governments
throws doubt on statement of the Separats Cuban
Junta at New-York to Marnez-Campos that the Junta
considers self absolyed from its engagements under
the convenlo agre ement which ended the rebelons
Fresh troubles In Cuba seriously apprehende In
political circles and receipt of the statement above
referred to- orders Immediately dispatched 10 Caps
BaDcO 10 hold himself In readiness to sup-
press any Separatst outbreak by the most vigorous