if. -VrJ j rJ-T- 3 - v ' h ir --k:'r :jA - lis f VvOir V " ' tf
' VOL ' CvV ' '
"Still MtKay, Jr ClCC! -asJ
a...- W. 1 ! 1 1
mMrcM lbe peuplc of Ite -Third jOoiI
g rcasiun&l District at the folio wifl Unci
ndpUcw: ' ' ' ; : ,?u - '
WbiteTille, Jul 19tb. : -u- r
amithfllfc, Jnlj 20tb; ' a
At wblcb pltces be will be' liappy t
njct Col. Waddel!, mod will giri 4xim
ao ctiual division -ofjtlme '
: ; 1 $523,000;
. Under the aboTC bcaditbe ' Blar gif ci
.us auothcr rcbasb of ttijit bMCfodcr
nriio,t;,iir5haf CAJtuor. The Crst
land is to boused Jn:bojin,TOtci..tc
mnncncrtnc aiarc eitcnon m riona
" Carolina. The Felrral Court expttnicf
" can )yc id oat of vne ("cnticth ol itw-j
Now the SUtr man has sacb a (rood
figure head, wc ask bira to explain boVJ
the t.'niud State caoIu bare paid IU
Federal Couit t xponsti wilb'a liftlel
over cleviti thtiuianc
Court iu ihU countv
h . 1 1 . -, Ami .1 1 .iiwfst "t uitous
and puerile iuhat this furfd1!?
to b use buying vHes tu iuilaencc
ti election, it U situplj absurd. Wc
published iu yesterday' 1'otT Marshal
Carrow s reply toi.iiogaiao.aDa wuicu is
. i , -n . i,
unanswerable. The accounts arc rnadt
iul by the Marshal and ttpyroctd by
Jf ' AVtvii, hi lore goiu; to Washing-
tou. Judge UrookK i the gentleman inquiries.
who ,,M:d Frdtr' M,vxer in State aflairs .In reply to your IttUr, I have the
... , , - , m honor herewith to inclose stattiucut-
, the u.vrts,,.,. ,h ku k.ui democra- t defalcation8 and oS5Csin th(.
t v. ud vn ot only applauded, but Bureau ol Internal Hevenue, of thz Cus
trtatcd to t gmnd oratiou and had tom,and ol the Treasury, and also rcla
bi urnifr ilntn l iivit sous of life to losses of deposits in the National
, . . t . ii. ,i i Binks. From the accompaniug state
North Carolina . n-c m.suke not. Had j mcnl of lhc Comm!saloncr ct fntcrn!d
the interfcirnce lvn in laror ol me
..,.,,r.,s. I. we should leain ol corrupt
ludg.s,a lertrejt.tc,Masni. Well
........ ' i
Judge BrookMLe idol ol lheu k.ux ,
dcmociacT, approved 3Iarshal t arrows j
vouchers before he got that f J.'.'.HK) ! ! !
How lAthat : ' Here is our friend Judge
Kiuok, fraudulently approving fraudu
lent touchers to fraudulentlf per
md Col. Carrow to haudnlently draw
this money Jraundulcutly aud to fraud
ulently disburse it for the fraudulent,
purposo ol fraudulently bwytng -op
some Irau.l'iltnt rote On the pjes
tton of drawing ttorernment money to
sbvuld know better . c would be I
astoufhed if we supHcd br an instant
he believed it himself. " ;
nd agaiu the admits there are i
h
borne fifteen hundred ku klu case ami '
aain he reiterate that all this could '
br niitl out ot "one twentieth of the ;
large amount tlrawn from the Federal
Trassury. That's pretty cheap work.
Let us sec. One twentieth of 223,00O
to ill. 1"0. which amount dirided
koklai cs gir th. !
among 1 d0
enormous ;uni or seven uoimrs uu -mj- ,
. j i j r..
three cent to each case! How are the j
.normouj expenses incurred to arrest
this Kll"K ,u -'c liluldated at $7 43
per ease ? Where aro the witness lees
and mileage to come from.' the clerks
costs, and all other incidental expenses?
Oh but the says it only cost f5,000
btforc; tha war. Suppose that was a!'.
What did you hare then? Ku-kluxout-
iMlarni
o
No. Hut you have got them all now
and they have got to be overcome t Can
it be done without expense'
Again the says that this cniire
amount goes for political purposes,
thereby iutimatingthat Marshal CarroTT
lt-i t"'IH"H "I air m u I'd
Docs anybody bclictc that I
We arc accused as drowning men, to be
catenmg ai str. -tli u about the
heaviest catch at a Tcry poor straw wc
have yet seen in the campaign. JJul
this is not alltTbe 5'tr winds' up
with the following : ' :'"
There is now in the hauds ol Gram's
tools tbc sum of
timer niMnrn am rinx xnovAnv
DOLL A US, . r.
all to be used in corrupting voter .and
iffectiug the result ot tbc election in
this State in August.
Think of it! A third of a million
two thirds drawn from the U. 8. Treas
urjscntto North Carolina to purchase
its free citir.eus and sell their sools to
the aster ot randemonlum aflel bis
earthly vicegerents.
Think of It, and keep your blovd
cool if you can!
Will the i?tir tell us where it gets the
sum ol 3i0,000t- We cannot imagine.
We will venture the aertlon thitirbere
one dollar has come into this State for
political purposes in the, interest of the
Republican psrty, -tsx , dollars has
come for the OretleyTtet. We hart
positirc inrormalion from men of that
i I, . i . a w fiat' ltfxtrl 1 . F tl.n
part j that' gio&cj has' -been 'paid1 the
Rtleisn
and
lO tlilS TVC
make na.'.ojccuon.
hisf Mias
sdwanbrcn castona'rj, f Ten in ilrluous
North Carolina, bat we happen, to kno-nr
tliit. "otir EiccuUr? Committee in
this'CoDWcMionar Distncf has xbt rev;
ceireaiart.flunarea,a9;isara ,ipr pouii-.
cat porrks-acd tbatabtPosr bas.noti
reccircu iuo uuiiir- arnuo promne oxa
one dollarlor, its fcrVlccs during' tbef
campaign. ;i will the r.iaj(aamucu J.
- ATiotlier. lr hopper .rTAlIed.."-':
- lpeiJuaocratic c:op?cryatiTe-urceJey
parljhaTC bceoTuwpning. id
T' fin mm ri thm rnn nt r nml li VA nKl"U
over axstrted that ftjl lh'c'f4 officers
rta ;. Kn --i tb fact.. In
bDdiiDir the cr00 iand . incompre
bttiaible fVutft'of. $00,104,202,283 the
iecA the goreriusent ,haa been only
: wu JLrHFtbASG, or less than PMttdollar ou the
wltirrrc I Ail Amexij:a. cct4lemtt. about to
visit turope baa writtea tothc 1 reasuiy
Department, makLBg tflquiry as to the
amount id losses iu the tollcctiou ot the
Internal and Customs Kcvcnuc, the
IosaeV snstaiutd by dcpo3itor." in Na-
j tional Banks, and the amount of public
mwrj .ok. uu,oug. ueiauuiug ou.-
1 eia s. A renoit ou the subice.t is em-
bodied in tbc following letter ot June,
22, Irom Acting Beeretary Richardson,
addressed to the gentleman making the
RTeoue, Comparing the total receipts
of bil oflice ior the three years fruia
March ;., 18bl, to March a, with
thr nrniiortiou t the rtc cints that have
nol paJ into tbt'TrcasurVi ns
pCr scucdtde inclosed, it appears tbat
the cash balaoova outstanding agaiust
tdq late Colltxtois if Internal venue,
duriug that period, amount tosoiiicwhai
lc?s than one-tenth ol one per cent c f
tbe amouut paid into the Treasury. Ot
that amount it is estimated that not lets ;
than four-hlths will eventually be paid,
either by the parties thcmsclVcs or by
1 theicjiurctic
theirurctica, rctlucing-. tht n U i ma U
loss to IbeXlOTernmeut luiing the pc-f
rienl mentioned to Jese-thnu the one
fiftieth one .r nl ol tbc mount
mcDl of tfic Comniisiouer ol Custom)", .
showing the amo'int ol money collected j
from customs lo a period ol two' years j
a V oro i , .'?,;, V. .
ot April, 18U0, to the .list ol December,
Ig71? coroparc(i with the balances ol
out standing othcers engKged in the
collection ot customs duriug the period
. . . .1 I . n lull... . 1 . n 1 . I I. A ......
lifty fifth part ot one per ccyt ot the
fnrmr. The estimated uitiniHte loss to
the Government is f 28,000 opt ot foftf,
000,000 of collections, or the one-bun-
lth p. ol MwPt. WS
somen li 3 1 less iusu iu ?ivu,ervvs
T, Jomn!roii- of tbc Cnrreecv fur
nishes a schedule of all the National
Banks that bavc failed tluringthe three
years, irom jane i. leuu, tojanc 1,1
with their capital, the amount ot
claims proved and the dividends paid
on the claims from which it appears .j
that uiccstimatcu average annual iossos I
of these years were from $21,700 t.i i
f-40,100, ot which the mean is $30,000.
On the basis of the constant arerage ;
amounts.oi deposits ol fa.duUjUOU it
: e i . . i L a . k. l: r i.. i 1
It f.rin.1' IliSt tho rnlitS rtf nnHmaf prl h-;
National lianks has been from nearly ;'S
parts in $1,000,000 to 70 parts in $ 1,000.
000 of the constant deposits, the mean
' bemsj nearly 31 parts in $1,000,000, or
lue ijioobu Lilt 01 4 ;er tcui 01 sueu
deposits, etjuWaient to $5 H7i in
$100,000.
x There is Vlso inclosed a statement fur-
showing the total amount oi money enf
tries as ther appear-on the books of the
Treasury of the United States at Wash;
log, wwig -m.. immI of 1 li, 3fdm.ru, from
the Mth of June,. 18G1, to the Otli of
January, lo72, to be somewhat civet
$55,000,000,000 ($55,10-1,332,283), and
that the loss durinsr these lit years win
slightly in cicciti" $55,000 ($55,057),
tboioss bcinc lcss'than onc-tcn-tbou3-
andlh'part of one per cent, or less thau;
fl la tl,000,OWgl money tnnsacnoo. ,
Tb$. case In tbc Stokes trial wss
en to the jury on Saturday morning, !
rriven
and alter remaining in the jury room f
filty consecutive hours without coming
to any decision; they were discharged
byf.1udge" lograhltn.11 This terminates
the firitact in'ttic t raced y. Stokes will '
... ...
receive a nc"w'f irlal' immediately: it isi
mg - -
predicted,' and lfc trust that trial will I
succeed trial, until this miserable mur-'
dcrcf b'as'Vakcn the reward his due;, of j
ha6ging. Tbcjury were truly an honesty
body of men, lju the bought and paid ;
for testimony which the defence brought
tabear against the side of truth, could !
not but hart aomcgjrcignt.
OsLY;-tjro:sh6ri greeks arc left.us
that cTCrythiu;; is prcnaxetCtcthofj.JIhatf5
great r battlu.tobtj fought on 'tbersjU
Thursdai .iu Auizust. ; Questions pt;he,
most momentous iuinort&nce are be tore.
the people,; n A 'Dnxccratlc tiiusa ph at.
'thia time would not cnlr, be disastrous,'
thi present Constitution or who TCted'
axain&i acuaDcan-it. luc-jtiavwaiig,!
Lcnslaturcf 'in utter durcgard. of lawj
" T I r nfoin rnmo hfTrtro flir
uonsiiiUArJ.-"H-"fjrr.rij;l
caJJt5d,oa the pcopjojoqtg iyr a L9s,uf ing - outUgaous'toibolit- the -
--l?inibu present cuiDpn.
.aV?.8
;ve-
t
rybody except iticii, alter tLc mogt gro
tetquc soiumeriiautts and political gyra
tion wnuud up their unworthy career,
by (Aeriug to a pcdjilc vho had just re
pudiated it, these seiies ol amendments
to our prtscntiCoustltution ! The jnipu-,
dencc ol this body, weio it qot for the
importance, would, be biguly . amusing. I
Their insane desire to alter the Constitu
tion repudiated nil over the State, again
appears in another torm ht fore the pco?1
will the people tubuut Wi ll)
. u- uuvuUion lo be.iorxc,
I J - "
down ti.nr throats ns w -.;s uic uuu.hm;;
.1 . .1 . .
tion J 1S51, or will tiey asi'it-thcir
manhood by voting lvi Caldwell and
fr.e iiititutiou We beiievo.lhe latter
ciiur rc will by adopted by the people.
They are tired to elealh of political
trickster at:cl have Uiih iu the peojde'd
Conslitution. The Dcuiocrney . stald
with empty haud-s eager to gfavp .tbcv
re-uiaining we.iitii oi the blate. Nearly,
! a :!i,it has hem tipjandercdvcntjutu
1 ?mi,cr :llic il:inL 8f ;lls. a8 vcare wu,cr
j . k
; ' l,ul ,l ut nLt,uu ' uc vul
we think it is Miter to trust the llepub
liean party than a i;uvv aud .hungry
horde. Jjt t t he people auswcA 1 And
to our tiiends wo say -'be of good cheer
aiid bt ttol litm. Wc ha?o faith, iu.the
peojle's verdict. - ' : . ; n
f , , . , . ".,,,..,,:.'
. UV prcpUon, .to
L fMH L! LlJJ i. . 'i: t SKVS.
Wn.r"N ami -iTmu alunyrdtlcgalions
.ire exneeted l':oni varioilst Jiarts ol the
,s(rj,., ,,, lo IU1, a wu3t
giving them the nci ptiondhey deserve,
j)u,. n,,tioe. of the hours of reception
-m nl , , u
have- an oppoituoity of wotcouiiniour
distinr-r.i ;jed gue'.s
- i
We hope to see
a larire lit
afge iiuihb r ol the "JAfntal llepub-
lie. in-." :it llihon to listen to Senator
Wibon. The truths he will utter may
do tin in some g-od. . ,j
At I'igut we will have an opportunity
of hearing Senator IVol on State poli
tics and here also we hope to sets our
political opponents. Wc cbm't mean
old party hacks s much as we do those
honestlv dilTetintr Irom' us in opinion
, ,. , , . . , .,:
and who really v. ,,h to do thcr 4uty
in the present crisis. Let thtm all Cumo
and hear our Senator. r-
Hi .
A
'I I'd. f
WlliMINtiTON, N. C,
Julv 10"(h
Alter mature l tlihtualipu of.thc mat
p ter, I take this uieuion. oi requesting
my liiends in the Republican. party not
to vote tor me as a candidate? for the
Lrgir-laturc at v the-' coming election.
True, after repented declinations,- I at
!at allowed my name to be placed' Upon;
the Peoples Tiukct, but after aIuc con '
;lc ration. 1 h a v v.j if 'iv C da t tho, Cop ej
; tbut n. o tifttionffvat ieaue; arc of J
too great importance to the Republican
1 ... I
party to admit of a d.ivisiqn in? ouf
ranks.' While I tlo not'oor- cannot
endorse- the action of thcXRocky"
Point Convention-hs a wholci; still the
,lue,ti.,o, whicU -illx bcl"!' HiUT DISPATCHES.
urnuni nciorc mc ia-i i.Kniiua,nici
in my opinion, of such a character as
... . l 1 - i - A.
will necti cveiy ucpuuiiaaD'-voioI in
that body so as to insurer deteat,and in
view f the fact,' that nty name might
be the cause of looting1 one ot the mem
bers !r-m thfs Connty, and assist in the
defeat td' ourcaud:datc ior Congress,!
hereby intorm ray friends that I am no
candidate, nntl' -cxttrTftt at" this time'
serve them in that capacity:" Thanking
my friends lor this mauRcstalatioh of
their appreciation of my past course, I
.sincerely trust that my liiruri?ctions
will meet with their approxal4"-
W. II. UrpKEir, ' f
!i-XII&iNfflOMK CAPITIJiV
nnAnnn irrr: r 'i,'1" Tr,c 'defence claimed the right to be hjtard,
00,000-Greeleyite EillsellOOd v hereupou the Court decided to hearjSc ar-
. ,f tct
: Demolished?
1 I f .Wai?
I lr?
Vwidllia Echoes Convicted -
I Sroffre.S3 of ' the Straiarlif
1 'V
locratic V'Movemcnt-Thc
rtli Carolina Campaign.
4patcli,to the New York Times
poToxJuiy 14.- The G reel ey-
itcstire
till h'ardt work f manufactnr-
alteged-
of $200,000 rdnl the public
L - . " . V . . . . '. . -
wayito explain ineiriormcouiiufj.
KteafT Yotir'correspondent fcfta inves
iatcd,T(h!nU and no
nn mit;''vn. tlir malirrnAnt' Tfr. Reck.
can do the same and tell the - whole
tr nth ftcr ward,. without revealing the
i fact that tbe slander is-without-founda-
tioni-' It is a notorious ? fact, and not
hotter kcownUaj any. 'one than to Mr.
Beckji fnrlrcia-'a nlcmocr of Congress
aud W'aa: partly responsible for it,
that"iowiiig t the" siailure . pt
CoDsrrcss tO'tiassc: the Deficiency bill
uuli'l late iu the session, the mouth
ol May, I beiieyer the- operations ot
thclCourtiiri every section of the cbut
try were greatly embarrassed, and in
sone cases entirely suspended." 1 Many
of thc'iafshals flired money at liberal
rates of interest. In order not to impede
the "course of justice, and :?-reimbursed
tluinselves when, the Deficiency .bill
li&el passed,. r. This accounts. for the fact
that i hp rcquisiliousr of the Marshals,
buth for the last half of the last lineal
year as vcll aslor thivcurrcnt quarteij
aru bo-closc together. They are all
thrown into the last sixty ;lays, instead
of liciug distributed accofUing ,.to the
terms of .the Courts a3 Uiiidj and this
is nd't alone in regard to NoTtH Carolina,
but In regard to the Marshals of albthe
districts. The expenditures oi the
Coufts for North and South Carolina as
everybody knows, lor the past year have
been about double their usual amouut
in consequence of the Kuklux, aud who
will say i that the suppression ol these
infaitious outrages by the otioug
arm of the civil authority hao nut been
cheaply as well as' thoroughly achieved,
now at no iineLwIthin. thw -past-'trar.hasi
"the BarsITUibt North Carglina di av n
more than $2o,000 in any one requisi
tion. Before he can get that money his
requisition must lie' approved by the
Attorney General. Then it- mpst iass
the Secretary of the Treasury, which it
Only pan elo after au investigation of the
stalc'of his accouut. After lie gels it
be is required by law to dejiofit iu a
designated; national depository, which
reports every two weeks the state cf his
balance to the Uniteel States Treasurer.
When he checks it out, he must state iu
his check the precise urp,oi;o io which
the moncv is applied. He is iniuircd
,T . . 1 . i- !
to present regu ar- vouchers lor every j
I"".' 1 fe .- , J ;
expenditure, and thesv vouchers must
have the approval of the .Judge of the
Court.. They then pas the Auditor and
the Controller, so that it is impossible
thaf any money should ba improperly
'applied in the first instance, with
out the direct collusion uf the Attorney-
lieneral and beeretary oi tuc .treasury,
or improperly expended in the second
Instance, without collusion between the
Marshal, the Judge, tho Auditor, anel
the Controller. A Marshal may draw
money and fail to render his accounts
and thus become a defaulter, but this is
not yet charged, even in North Carolina,
though it is true of one or mure. ex
Marshals who are now loud mouthed for
not more than $5,000 has been checked
rfrom the Treasury at oue time for the
I riUrnoscs for which the Marshals draw
is a transparent falsehood, for which
theru is not even 31r. Rccks warrant.
Air. Reck put "lr, until within a few
years, aud ah examination shows that
forihany years past the requisitions oi
Marshals have reached , $25,000 to $o0r
.000, according to the necessities of the
t?ouris.: '
' '. '' - 1 m - -
rti- Confederate soldiers who know Grant
nxTU xcsTCwiiif i
tl i : : 1 1 :
his magnanimity, will -join hands with
tho. 'boys in blue' in support oi the 111 ui
jjrho forgives ps well as he lights.
LATEST BY TEIiEGrRAPH-
; ! FroiH the Star.) ' . 1
. i' , From -IVew York.
. " '"' SA.nATfHJA, .July !;.
1 Tire bet tin gVt the races lo-dy were, at t h.
Rtart'on Xongjellow and on' Harry l'.as
.scl,.n. lJs.sjctt won by. a length. Time,
a:K The attendance was large.
' - , Axjxanv, July J.
.Tu-itiI'k trial .roiiiineiw i-tl in the Supreme
l i Vnrt tivlnv
Tiir .b fi mlant s counsel arc '
Vavia uuuiey riciei, rsiouiuon, rum-nun. :
TJurrcfi; Keynolds.' Batlitt, Joliu ISraham !
and Itoot. For- lhc prosecution there are. j
n-,nnii Til.ton an,! Pft thniii. i
,A motion was niado by the defense that
the 'Court' enter Judgment for a nominal
Riiui under which the case might be taken to
the Court of Appeals. .
O'Connor opposed the motion, ix-Jieving
it to be their duty to press the
case without
i Barf
'' i'lHlcnin- (o any mopositioiii from the' tie-
i.t U'ii ee. - :,-.- ,
?uments in the Tweed 'Cqnnellyae' togeth
er, and Stoughlon made the opening speech
i ,0i lue "oienco. .
T'.., ' vrokic; July 16.
r,- ' J
f Tiic Grand jurv hAKn.Ht 'n.rr. r.
'-"""'""u, vanaeroiits oroTner-in-iawt ior
-iissauitauit bat Jew.
From Ueorsia v 5V 1
stcamet Jwnta,!fipm.PhiladeIphia. re
ports thirty-Uvc vessels hack of Cape Hat-
WW
V-
- ; v IIA vakjl; July II, via Key, Wct, lt.
, Count Valmaseda1 e;nbarked for Kpain -lc?
day.' ' An immenso concoursp of V;ltizensas-
enabled- at ' the Captahv Generara palac
and upon thtt'guays to bidhim farewell He
is accompanied by Col. Ortiz and' his per
sonai stair. . - - . . .r
The newspaper "La Espaiia'", has supcuded
publication. , .
l)on Suarez Vigil has been appointed JPo
litlcal Secretary ot the Island.
The Spanish iron clad Numoiicia will
shortly sail for New York cn route rbr
Spain, i
An expedition which lclt here some time
ago to searcli for hidden treasure near Lagu
nali Centos, in Vuelta Bajo district, has re
turned unsuccessful.
Gcii. Lono, eoiujiiandcr of Fort Cuba1 and
Moro Castle will shortly return to Spain.
Fort Monarcn, at Heavita, . was struck by
lightning oil the night of the 10th inst. The
powder magazine exploded and seven artil
lerists were killed. One rilled cannon was
carried a distance of fifty yards from the
embrasure.
The Cuban civil government has granted
to Coolies the rVuht to return to China after
complying with certain -prescribed condi
tions. .
The "Diario," -ominciiting upon the eiz
me ot ef the steamer i'ioneer, says that the
vessel is a pirate vessel and not a privateer
and the commander of the Moccasin de
cided her status when he captufed her
and carried her into Newport. Had she
been a privateer he would not have taken
her because .a privateer is a vessel of war
belonging to a nation and is recognized as a
beligereilt. -
3.NOON D1SPATC1IUS.
i I TO TUB I'OST. j
From New York. ,
New Yokic, July 17.
The weather h very hot.
Many striking workmen object to allow
ing the Internationals participating in
lltii- ni.l.l K..... ........ .1-
An illicit still running 10 gallons an hour
was capture! iu Brooklyn with niuch mate
rial. Tbe building which is four stories high,
was forleited to the Government.
Fjom Illinois.
Chicago, July 17.
The I -ii locratic Liberal llepubiieaii State
Central Committee of Illinois, met in
joint session at Springrield yesterday. They
selected a full electoral ticket, with Iyx-Goy.
111 or ih;oss, pi Cook Co.. .Judge J. I). Cat 011,
of La Salle Co, Electors for.thc State at large.
The Iliuiblicans of tbe Kith Congressional
District met yesterday and nominated Jas.
o. .u.umi, jii'L,a. x'A Hill lu. uoillieilV.
. . , , , .
has wi'illk'ii u letter declining the nomina
tion for Congress in the first District.
Mimicssota. is announcing adherence
Greeley and Drown.
to
.Saiatora Ilaees.
S.VKATOOA, July 17.
It is the opinion of racing men that L.ong-
? 1 fellow will never run again, although he
will be the most valuable in the stud. Dur
ing the race for the cup one of his plates
twisted round and cut his other foot and leg
badly. The plate was broken in two and his
le; disabled, yet Longfellow gallantly ran
the race out, to tbe wonder of all racing men
From California.
DEXVEi:,,Jiily''pj.
A wali-r spout struck a carriage contain
ing lmr persons," and two ladies were
drowned; one was found three miles below
the scene of disaster eovcred-with sand and
debris. The road , was rendered impassible
by the wash. '
From California. .
San 'Francisco, July 17.
The authorities of the Hawaiian Islands
attached the steamer Nebraska for introduc
ing the small-pox. The agent gave bond
and the Vessel proceeded. ' ., ;
CALriMorvE, J uly 17.
Twenty thousand persons attended the
Imperial ( Jcnniui baud concert.
, l-'ioni Wisconsiiit
x
MlLW'AUKKK, .July 17.
Johnson & Jon 8oap' and Candle facto
I rv hns buriic!. 1 .ss 9S5J00Q.
I BY CABLE.
JLonoon, July 17.
: Th-eJcneva lVo:o-d aljourncl after thirty
niimUea session, during which, papers W'Cre
e.ehiugetl. further delay isappreheilided.
An iiiiHienth'l meeting of Roman Catho
! lies was held here last . night, the Duke of
j Norfolk presiding. Itesol n thins were adopt-
i el pi
otestiug aguiii.-t the action ol the Ital-
ian -oveinmeiit toward the papal authori-
m.-, v.,. ...
by thc.CJermaii parliament, .ycosecutios
rassea
the
Jesuits. . ,; , ;
The IndoiT Times, this 1 morning
eom-
mentinsr upon the issue' of the trial of Ed
wanPS. fftokes, Sitys at the bottom, what we
rail 'this. miscarriage of justice, is that indif-
frr.-ne Americans fee! for violent crimesin-
which both tli' munUrfr anl viefim io-
fowdies,' .'i; . -; ' ;
. , .. fe, ..
.r
: ; .t ,. ' INkw York; July i7.
Stocks dud. Gold strong at Hi'.'. Mon
ey easy at 3 per cent. Exchange long
shortHOJ Government bonds duU, utit
steady, estate bonds dull. r , '
"Cotton quiet, .Uplands '21 eents, Or
leans quiet but Arm. . Sales of 1,433 bales. 1
j?iour quiet Diunrm. Wheat quiet but steady .
Corn quiet and. steady. Pork dull mess
13 53$13 7.5. iArd duH for old, steady for
neTr old steam, 9, . new stevm 8(8,i et.
Spirits Turpentine Arm at 47 cents. Rosin
quiet- at f3 00J3 03 for strained Freights
firnv
f oreign Markets.
.!iiirariflnal eXia il I
; - - lavimtutu July tr-Nwif. -"-
Cotton opened quiet "and- steady.' Xrnlam.l
10io; ; Orleans ll(gni ' c , - "
- , - i fc.r ' JjATER."" - ' V'" 1
..it! flott.mi: iSti'ailvrTrnlands HfVt& ht?'' t irleun
and tnexrrtersi.OOObalcs.'rCumberlahd.cut;5
260,, ;Tallo'w 45fU 9lt' ' ' t ' 5 !
,m t. .i . .. t, .v 1 ,A . -1 - ill.. ,
(Juuna Turpentine The receipts to-day
are some 340 bbls, which 'wept at 75 for
virgin, $3 50 for yellow dip, and t SO dor
hard, per 280 lbs.
SriRiTs Turpentine Saics to-day oi 1 10
casks at 42 cents cents per gallon for South
ern packages.
Rosin The sales to-day arc about 'Mi
bbls at $i 25 for strained, $2 55 a t'i 40 lor
extra If o. 2, $3 50 or No 1, . $3 75 lor extra
No. 1,. $4 for Pale, $4 50 a $5 50 for, extra
Pale, and $6 for window glass.
Tar Sates of oal j 4a'bbla at f3 05 uer b bl .
CdTTON No sales reported.
FRIDAY, July 12 1.30 X. M. "
Ckuib Turpentine Sales of 467 bbJe. ,
at $3 75 for'vlrgin, $3 50 for yellow dip, and
: E-r r.. i j . ncn iu.
1UI UAIU, jJUl 1U3.
Spirits Turpentine But very little do
ing to day. Buyers oner 42 cents, but fac
tors generally are holding higher. Sales
reported of only 45 casks at 42 cents per
gallon for Southern packages. .
Rosin Sales after yesterday's report of v
about 1,200 bbls at $ 2 25 for strained. To
day we quote sales of 1,113 bbls at $2 25 for
strained, $2 40 a 12 45 for extra No. 2, $2 75
for low No. 1, 13 75 for No. 1, 4 25 ior
Pale, and $5 for extra Pale.
Tar Only one small lot sold at $3 05 per
1
.11 tjoi'njfr
u taits. 1 ""
S A.TURDAY, July 13. l.uO P. M .
Crude Turpbktine -Is without change
in price, sales of ii'ld bbls at $a 75 for vir
gin, fu 50 for yellow dip, aud 2 00 for Imrd,
per 280 lbs.
Smrits TuKETIE Market, steady.
Sales reported of 232 casks at 42 cents net
gallon for Southern packages.
Rosin Sales of 1,082 bbls at $2 25 lor
etrained, $2 35 ior No. 3, $2 50 for extra No.
2, $2 50 a $2 75 for Opaque, f 3 25 for No. I,
$3 50 for extra No. 1, $4 for low Pale, f t 50
for Pale, and. $5 for extra Pale.
TAR--Has declined 15 cents, and 50 bbls
sold at 2 f 0 per bbl.
CoTtoN Nothing reported.
i imm -
! MONDAY, July 151.0 P. M.
Ckuik Turientine Is without change
in price, and we quote sales of 354 bbls. at
3 75 for virgin, $3 50 for yellow dip, and
$2 50 for hard, per 280 lbs.
Spirits Turpentine But little doing.
The sales reported are only 75 casks at 4 -cents
per gallon for Southern packages.
Rosin Sales of S71 bbls "at $2 25 ior
strained, $2 40 for No. 2, $3 311 ior No. 1,
$4 37r a $4 50 for extra Pale, and $tifor win
dow glass.
Tar A few lots ou market this morning,
but no sales reported. Prices have a deci
ded downward tendency.
Cotton No sales reported. -
Corn One cargo of 1,837 bush, received
and eold at 87 i cents per bushel, ircc of
wharfage.
TUESDAY, July 16-1 30 P. M.
Crude TuRPENTiNE.--8ales of 700 bak
at ?3 75 for Virgin, $3. 50 for yellow dip,
and $2 50 for hard per 280 lbs.
Spirits Turpentine. Sales of 521 easko
at 42 cents per gallon for Southern ' pack
ge. - -1 - ,f"
strained, f 2 35 for. No. 2, $3 75 for opaque,
13 35 for No. I," f3 50 for extra No. 1, f 4 00
and $4 50 for pale, and $G 25 for window
glass.
Tar. Sales of 109 bbls. 1 lot of tX) bbls.
brought ?2 00, and one lot of 40 bbls. bar
gained for at $2-50,-a decline of 40 els. from
previous iuotation.
Cotton. Sales ol 80 bales at 201 tenti.,
quality good Ordinary.
WEDNESDAY, July 17. 1:30 P. M .
Crude Turpentine Is without change
in price." Sales of 449 bbls at fi.75 for Tlr
gin, 3.50 for yellow dip, and-.f 2 50 for
bard, $ 280 fbs. -
- Spirits Turpentine An advance, ot 1
cent. Sales of 228 casks at 42! -and. 45 ccnt
lor Southern packages.
Rosin Sales of 570 bbls at 2 25 for
itrained, -$2.C5$3,40 for No. 2,J2.50$2.75
for. Opaque, t3(g$3,25 for No. 1, $3.30 lor
Extra No, 1, l for low Pale. $4.50 for Pale,
Sftt.oQ for Extra Pale,"
TR Only la bbla sold at f 2 50; r
Cotton No sales reported.