Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 4

NEW YORK CONGRESSIONAL fc THE SENATE teas tb lav ffjtePfr snrum er ciuuu jubicussmi THE HOUSE tbe infllct i ol THY BAHK BOBBEBT IM MAIXE rob V'irfl luatt nNANOXAl Na Yoaa May Gold closed at 113 in OREIGN MARKKA'S State CMaty BmA Bcvcam ItaMpa kc Victim diet bloody rascals man there must be very itul cream to Detroit WaaaSUlA iirnaigii aarasw 115X 115 107 lift 90 I 10 40 39 85 90 114114 10ft 114 H2 HIM 112 114 lift lift 109 18 SO Oft 00 95 at Oft 136 1st claw a 30 85 05(3 1 0791 60(9 600 2d class 2ft 60 70 96 1 70 1 15 Cfiotoe whits wtaet breads Median white wheat breads Ambers Mtanaeot seriate and DHaoto afartag Tall Climbing Three jounc mechanics Joseph Weston Milton CtinipUell and John Sberrell created quite a seut ation ou Plum street by climbing from the bcliiy ot the Cathedral to the top of the tall and stately spire of that handsome piece ot architecture to repair its lightning rod They commenced building their stack of ladders just above the clock dial on the east side of the steeple and slowly and cautiously worked their way Up ward Inch by inch until at last they stood upon the cross surmounting the noble spire two hundred and forty feet from the ground When they attained that dizzy height a cheer burst from the great crowd ot people that was gathered in the street watching them The men waved their bats in acknowledgment of the compliment and continued their hazardous work as coolly and unconcernedly as If they were on a step ladder in au orchard pruning pear trees Cin Commercial UTeL QuieteailTer MaMpoaa Brie SMd" Harlem pfd Beading MC Lake Shore HLOeatete Pittsburgh A Poon Provider Ella ten Nesbett an actress from Brooklyn now of Chicago having enjoyed wedded bliss for thirty months asks for a divorce The money she has re ceived tor her support since her marriage is al leged to be lees than sixty cents a month 5 M0S15 as Oowaidgration of the Tariff Bill Committee of the whole a TIMS 75 4 7505 00 To day there has been a good abippiag demand sad tteoBeriage have abo been a CiuctKNATf May The bog pens at tached to Gaff A Co's distillery were burned this morning at 3 About 3000 hoga were destroyed The spectacle was a shocking one The eries of the auiaaala were heard one mile and a half The pens belonged to Gaff A Co sad Were valued at 15000 no Insurance The hoga were the property of Sadler A Co Loan about 50000 Insured lu hoaae companies for 15000 Supposed Incen diarism i Taaus Halts Ind May A vry heavy tornado storm passed over this city re three o'clock thia afternoon The Congregational Church was struck by lightning bet auatateM no great damage Windows were broken by the concussion In all parts of the town The actual statistics of the Richmond horror are now announced ifty eight persons are thus far dead of whom flfty five were white and three colored A large number of the wounded are yet ina'crltical condition and the number of those hopelessly di formed and maimed by their injuries will be nearly equal to that of the killed Tbe debris has been cleared away and the citizens of Riclimoud on Sunday last repaired thither iu great num bers to muse upon the blood st ilued door The city still wears its quiet funeral like air and business flill be a long time in icviviug a A I5d DeflcteRcy Apprirta tioM Bill PmsmI HuADqdARTBaa or ran Grain Trade It is a surprising discovery that Chicago has lost the leading position io the grain trade but so it appears from the twelfth annual re port of the trade of Milwaukee The receipts and shipments of grtin at the latter port in 1800 were nearly a illion bushels more than at Chicago and it la now claimed that only four cities in the country surpass Milwaukee in the extent ot its marine eommeree Ill IPNIOHIATIM $1100000 OR THE IMPROVEMENT THE CAPITOL BUILDING 10 GROUNDS te Tn Oarna or OunjT Mr Greeley says Ibai Mr Isaac Reed reported fl vo oath of hto (Greeley's) oouveraatlou where he had need Small avobs Thankfully Received The Congregationalist gives the latest and most touching illustration of that appreciative mind which thankfully receives the smallest favors the case of a clergyman who at a late mlnls Thx Great The lloosac Tunnel it is reported is now progressing at the rate ot ten feet a four feet from the west end and six feet from the east end The central shaft Is descending at the rate of a foot a day and it Is asserted will be completed in about four months The tunnel has been excavated 11765 feet at both portals that is 6946 feet at the east side sad 4819 st the west side flour bbl 25 60 65 7b 65 ifth Anniveraary of the National Temperance Society wool lbs soo 80 so 80 New Milwaukee Market Milwaokfe May lour The market is firm and unchanged 1 Grain The market is unsettled at fl 03 for No 1 and97gc Tor No 2 Oats are active held at 52c for No 2 Corn is held at Hoc for rejected Rye and barley are nominal Are weak at to Buffalo akd Oswego I lour 4000 bbls wheat 100000 bn lour 6000 bbls wheat 184000 bu' Clatrvotancb Dews who was strndlngnear the Governor's house in Rich mond al the time of the late calamity had the whole scene impressed upon him so that be saw the floor falling the victims struggling in the rains and beard their groan He was paralyzed by the vision and is now In bed This is a wonderful instance of involuntary clairvoyance and is believed by those who knew the professor i 'The fceffifllAtlve CessuiAeresL THE WOMAN SURAGEKMT Westen at 31 10 ftre chiefly 11 teao teS bbls seller June at 1 14 EVENING SHSIoN THE TARI BILL Paragraphs were inserted taxing crinoline and corset steel wire nine cents per pound and ten per cent ad valorrm eword blades thirty five per cent ad valorem and swords forty tive per cent ad valorem Several other paragraphs were fiaascd over without amendment In the course of the discussion Mr Covode said the House aud the country were disgustedwith tbo TaHtr hi 1 1 He understotl that the In ternal Revenue bill was ready hoped the chairman of the committee would report It tomorrow aud lay aside the lari fl aud go to practical legislation else some ol us will have trouble next fall The committee rose at 10 o'clock and the House adjourned Stevens Stevenson Stiles Btone Account of Her Sept ration rom Mcarland P'ttsbukor May Mathias Wilbalm Matblas Wilhelm Jr and James Mooaay laborers were all killed to day by suflocatio la a privy vault IS PHlatourjcti Oil Market PTTTgnuRQH May Crude Petroleum in fairly active and lower Bale 2000 bbl fnr lune at 12 4000 bble Heller sixty day at 12Jvc blls seller sixty days at 12tfc Spot ur May held at i26l2XCv The maiket is weak and Sc lower Sales of 1000 bbls fcclkr Juno at 28Xc now offered at 28c 1(MW bbl buyer all tho year at 30Xc Spot is quotea at 27XS27 May is offering at 27 3e July to is offering at 8t Louin May II Tobacco The rnRrket steady and unchanged MARINE i PORT May 13 3d 4th class class 20 12M SO 30 32K 32K 166 iii 3d das 30 6ft 70 75 75 4th dam 18 3ft 37M 42M 4ft Surgeon General Hammond Unifies in the Mc arland cam that a healthy brain needs eight boors sleep Current paraerapK SCRNfl ROM THE NEXT MELODRAMA (Suggested by the above) (nfer two Murderere with daggert) let Ifurd Ha villain take that 1 Oh I oo oh 2d Kurd Wretch I Die! State (Eater Officer hamlg) Offi Look o' here you swine' for thia! Both Mttrderere Not' much Old cove We bst looked arter that We sleep bm six bourn a day this week Our brain aren't healthy I (Tableau of acqnlUal) OOka STOORS Tte fldlowta are the quotations of copper steebs at Boston Calnmet65 Copper alls 5 raukUa 3 Heeia Quincy 18g ICMaUKUI ETATBMSST The telanse in the Bub Tiearary to day was gold 762OOM emrency 32874595 general bai ter and Mr Tyner were traveling together in the EaaL" Mr Edward Uoyd la a mem ber of Ike English bar who has been at Athens for some little lime past in connec tion we believe with the affairs of the Pirwus Railway and he was joined by his wife and child at the beginning of the year Jl remembered that Mr Vyner was one ot the bunting party who escaped the sad accident on the Ure when Sir Cbarlea Siingaby and aevei al others ware drowned last year and it is a strange coincidence that another Mr Lloyd was then in the boat and was saved with him The Secretaries of the Legation were of coarse stationed at Athens in the course of their duty It is declared at Athens that the War Minister al first refused to grant a military es cort on the ground that brigandage had censed to exist but ''he afterwards so far relented as to order fonr gen darmes to accompany the party If we cannot at once accept a statement of the kind as absolutely authentic and it is not Indeed supported by tbe intelligence derived from Lora Maucaster's letters there are es pecial reasons why iu accuracy should be thoroughly examined A telief was certainly entertained at Athens throughout the winter that an organized tend of brigands infested tbe Marathon Road aud our correspondent at Athens went sb far as to name tbe chief of tbe band iu a letter published by us on the 23d of October last The Athenians did not scrapie to attribute complicity in tbe de signs of Capt Spanos to persons of high posi tion it Is remarkable too that as soon as tbe capture was reported at Athens it was positively declared to be part of a po litical movement designed to embarrass the government and produce a change of Minir iry The tragical issue of the capture dispels this suggestion but the fact that it was started and accredited remains To tarn however to tbe travelers They set out as we have said early lu tbe moruiag and were permitted to cross the mountains and survey the famous field of battle iu peace but while traversing a narrow deliie on their return they were sud denly attacked by about thirty heavily armed brigands One ofathe gendarmes was killed on the spot aud another received a wound of whitb he died tbe next morning The parly being thus overpowered the ladles and the child withlhe two remaining gendarmes were after a while liberated and sent to Athens The guide remained with the prisoners and served as Interpreter between them and the brigands After a day spent among the mountains the terms of ransom were arranged and one of tbe prisoners Lord Mnncaster was dispatched to Athens to negotiate the payment Com plete amnesty aud 1000000 drachmas bad been demanded but there is an unavoidable indeli nileness in tbe report of tbe sum Greece has a forced paper currency and the only silver coin found in the kingdom are a few Austrian RORTHERH PACIIC RAILROAD RILL REUSED A THIRD READIRG DEICIENCY AITROPRIATION BILL Mr Beaman reported an appropriation of500000 to supply deficiencies in the compen sation of mileages to Congressmen Passed NOHTHRHN I'ACIIC RAILROAD Tbe Northern Pacific Railroad bill was taken up aud Mr Orth allowed to make an explana tion of the reasons governing its opponents in their flllibuslcring programme Mr Wheeler replied on behalf of the friends of tbe measure and then the House by 77 to 93 refused to order the bill to a third read ing as follows Peas Messrs Allison Ames Armstrong Atwood Axtell Ayer Barry Beaman Bennett Bingham Blair Booker Bower Brooks ot Massachusetts Buck Buckley Buller of Ten nessee Cake Churchill Conger Covode Degencr Dickey Dox erris ih oibsoa noar Hooper Hotchkiss Kelley Kellogg Kelsey Lash Lynch May nard McCarthy McKee Milnes Morrell ot Pennsylvania Myers Negley O'Neill Peck pima Peters latt Poland Pomeroy Porter Prosser Hanford Sawyer Schenck Sheldon of Louisiana Sheldon ot New York Sherrod Shobcr Smith of Oregon Smith of Vermont Smyth of Iowa Starkweather Stokes Stough ton Strickland Taffe Tillman Townsend Trimble Twitchell Voorhees Washburn of Wisconsin Wheeler Whitmore of Texas and Wilson ot 77 Messrs Archer Arueil Asper Beatty Beck Benjamin Biggs Bird Brooks of New York Buffington Burchard Butler of Massa chusetts Clarke of Kansas Cleveland Cobb Coburn Conner Cowles Cox Crebs Davis of New York Dickinson Donley Duval Ela Eldridge arnsworth erry iukelburg Gartleld Getz Griswold Haight Haldeman Hale Hambleton of Maryland Hamill Hamil ton of lorida Hawley flay Heflin Hill In gersoll Jones of Kentucky Judd Knott Law rence Lewis Ioughridge Mayham McCrary McGrew McNeely Moore of Ohio Moore of New Jersey Moore of Illinois Morpliv Mor rissey Orth Packard Paine Poller Randall Reeves Rice Kogers Sargent Schumaker Shanks Slocum Smith of Ohio Smith ot Ten nessee Swann Sweeney Taylor Tyner Upson Van Aukeu Van Tiump Van Wyck Welle Wheeler Williams Wilson of Ohio Winans Winchester and 92 Mr Wheeler voted in the negative In order to be able to move a rc onsiderutiou Twenty four amendments were offered and with the bill referred to tbe Pacific Railroad Committee who were authorized to report al any time REVIVAL Tilt NAVIGATION INTERESTS A bill to revive the navigation and commer cial Interests was taken up and Mr Lynch chairman of the special committee on tbe sub ject spoke al length in Its support BILLS INTRODUCED Mr O'Neill introduced a bill repealing the act of I860 authorizing tbs States ot Maryland aud Gsorgia to levy a louuago lax on vessels Referred Mr Degeuer Introduced a bill for tbe better protection of the frontier ol Texas THE TARI BILL The Ilonas wont Into committee ou the tar iff Thu duty on steel car wheels was fixed at three cents per pound steel blooms and car and locomotive tires rolled or hammered to pattern two and one half cents steel carriage car locomotive and other springs five cents Recess bbl 85 7c New York Lire Stock Market New Yonz May 10 There was nothing done in beeves to lay for want of stock Sheep and The total receipts for to day have been 2622 head Sheep are in demand at un changed prices About all sold Common to fair sheared brought 6 (liSo Spring lambs aie easier at 16o for fair lots Ono bunch of poor Ohio sold at 10c Hogs The arrivals to day were 5001 head There is nothing doing in live City dressed are a shade firmer ami generally sold at 12c in St Toledo Alnrlrets Toledo May 11 The market is inactive Grain Tho market is 3(aic better and active No 1 hife Michigan held at $147 amber Michigan at $1 24 closing at fl 23J No 1 red at1 27 No 2 red Jd at $1 22 the market is a better: No 1 is held at 98c No 2 do at 96c Oats the market in dud and nominal 90o bbls Hour 6000 bu wheat 2800 bu coin 1500 bbls flour 3200 bu wheat 8900 bu corn 28f'O bu oats 44 Northwestern pfd MllDLTA I8H 42J 101 97 23V 47146X146102 12ft 99X142 107 lElanhant 28 Golden Machine 29fWint bchd seal 38 Compo'd Mecca aOITurpenttne by I ths bbl 63Turpntine in i 10 leas quantities 450) 70Naptha 651 Neste foot I Labrador IStraite 1 IBank ratee for jobbing Into are 50c Tbe intelligence of Ibis terribla reaches us simultaneously with full details Ol tbe incidents which accompanied tbe capture ol the party They accurately correspond with tbe conception of the event which a knowledge ot previous outrages of the same character bad enabled us to form Ou Monday tbe this day Ibe travelers set off le early morning irosn Athens to Marathon were eight in all exclusive of a guide four Sendarmeaand Meers vis Lord and La" iuncaater Mr and Mrs Lloyd and their little daughter Mr Vyner late foe Rlpor Mr Herbert one of tbe Secretaries of our Le ration at Athena and the Secretary of the a 1 au A Reverse A Daytonreport er who attract the attention of a fe male reporter at the late Suffrage Convention in that city thus pays her lor her independence and indifference Sallie Joy represented tbe Boston Post Sbe dis tinguished herself by her generally independ ent care cent air and by tbe number of books sbe carried under her arm and kept bn the table She walks with something of a masenline stride and always carries a pencil iu her hand She has the Boston afleclalion for eye glasses wears a sailor hat and dresses neatly but plainly As sbe is not pre eminent ly a thing of beauty I should think her chances of remaining a Joy forever are The Majesty of tub The majesty of the law takes care of itself in Louisiana I A district Judge of New Orleans lias just com mitted to prison for fire days and lined ninety five dollars tbe Lieutenant Governor of tbe State for contempt of court mid with the Gubernatorial dignity the Police C'ommis slunen Crescent City The Southern wearers of tbe ermine manage itmre aEMra with more acerbity thnu their Northern breth ren and the Judges of this and other large cities north of tbe Delaware are either unmind ful of tin Ir judicial dignitl or else are treated with a greater degree of defereucc 8TKLLKR A CO Have removed their LOUR AND EED STOR rom 51 Michigan avenue to coiu 01 Oratiotate tbe uew briek block nJ py to receive their old cnetoinvrs and a ones ka would be pleased to favor They alao have a choice lot of Griwriw whi hey will sell as low as any house 1 mylU Iw MRLIQIOU8 SOUTHERN METHODIST CONERENCE Memphis May Bisbop Jones Daniel Curry Levi Scott and others of the Northern Methodist Church submitted a memorial to the Southern General Conference aa follows algned by them "By tbe action and autb irlty of tbe General Confereuce at Chicago In May 1868 we were appointed a commission to co operate with a like eoiuiuiasioii from the Church South ou the subject ot a uuiou At a meeting of tbe commission lu Philadelphia November S3 1869 resolutions were adopted approving action contemplating tbe uuiou of the two churches but It is thought proper to make thia further communication The ap pointment ol thia com mission shows that in tbe judgment of the Northern Church there la uol aufllelent reason why a union may not be effected ou honorable terms Unplug that you may all see the subject in the same light and that you may appoint a similar commission to confer with us previous to ibe next conference lu 1872 and praying that you may be prospered In all that pertains to the welfart of the Chris tian church and desiring your prayers in be half ot the church we represent that we may abnre like prosperity we are" etc The committee of ulus to which this memo rial was referred cousista of the strongest men lu the couference it Is thought that the prop osition will not te approved the MrthOH 110 Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church the report of the Jndicary Committee Involving torques tlou of retepllsm was discussed without ac ljn The report on Book Concern wm made auo adopted and the Hook Committee selected Prion have advanced bat not tn tbs anaae ixtemfia wheat Sales reported toiSay iactads M0 bbls a ftiacy bread sie 75 50 table tansy 100 bble dn at 6 50 100 tabla taMee superior it bbta dn suae pries Mfl btatai do st 5 75 10 tato choios middlraca at 4 75 75bbls log (reds nt 4 50 2b 4' riHANCIAL London May 11 Console for Dinney 94 on account 944 Stocka Quiet Erie' 18: Illinois Central U2J4 AUsnttc A Great Western 28 Paris May 11 Bourse eluded quiet at 71f 90c States bonds closed OOMMHRCTAL rn The market in OriearsHM 'alifornia white wheat tn nJ 4d: winter 9s Western Bley Higher but closed dull at IM' 14d OHs Cheese 76s Baron Mafor Cumberland cut 63s 6d forshort ribbed mid I'uehanged Turpentine 30s val Htores duiet MlV Tallow firmer at but not higher Petroleum firmer hnt not hivlier Petroleum The market closed Urm at 54k Havre May 11 eve Cotton The market closed nrmrv Equivocal Compliment Geo Curtis once heard at the New York Constitutional Convention some of bis fellow members dis cussing each cbaracters inally they came round to him Intelligent man 1s said one said his vis a vis nn intelligent I call him a very in telligent yes so do I A very intelligent man for a literary iu" Means Business The editor of the Vevay Indiana Reveille is in earnest on the temper ance question the tocsin of he exclaims tbe bloody hilt and let tbe tem perance army again come forth and scorch out tho monster with tbe withering blazo of public opinion and law" Providence The municipal elec tion to day resnltea in the cbolcu of Thomae A Doyle Republican for mayor by 386 ma jority over Clark citizen ud Birch Demo crstlc Hoard of AidcrtAcn in favor of granting liquor llcentes The propotliion to establish a tree public library was defeated per cent on call NTBBLING BXCCIANGV Sterling exchange is firm at OLD MABXKT Gold is more active and firm opened at 113 touched lift and closed at lift CAaariNu hatxs Carrying rate 35 per cent CLXAICSWOXS The elenringa to day vere 118000900 I OTXRNMKNT MBCORLTIXB Government eecunteea are active and higher and closing firm Henry Ctovs A (Jo furnish the following closing 6: Ju m) prices 114X114 Cp9J 1140114 Cp 94 lUfcaillXlKMUa 108108 Cp 1110112 Currency 6s 112X01 12 Cp 44 MV U4Mail4X OON'BRNMBNT HALK GOLD The Bub Treasury to day sold 31000000 of gold at 114 93 1000115 7 OUZnUN BTATI BOND State bonds are Am The following we the HUaouriX 93 old Tennea smb 59 new 5ft 5 old 1 Carolina's 49 new North Carobnia'a 25 mou The railway market was active and excited in the afternoon and the highest prices of the present null movement made in New York Central Ohio MiMMuppi Wabash Northwestern St Paul and Rock bland At the dose there were sales to rea lise profits which eauatd a reaction ot A SI per cent from the highest point of the day but the market dosed strmig Miscellaneous shares are dull Ths siodag rates aS fio reported aa fol low: cantow 72 Northwestern 83K 44 'Northwestern pfd 92 37 If I Hoek I stand 124 new Jersey Central long St Paul 67 St Paul pfj 82X Wabash 59 Wabash pM 73 Kort Wayne MX Tom Hie 35 Chi Alton 114k Chi Alton pfd '1 15 39 Hartford Erie 6g CL 18X St Joe 112 St Joe pfd IU CCSC 79E BXUM SEABES KA pi ess shares are higher except United States At the monthly meetpg of tbe American In stitute in New York on Thursday tho following sceue occurred At this juncture Mr llanson Noah entered accompanied by his umhVila and called for the readiug ol tbe minutes ot tie previous meeting On being Informed that tley had been read be expressed is disregard ot what had been done in a very emphatic manne The Mr Nab If yon want to know wbat is In the minnte read them your self Nr Nash undertook to read them aloud amid tbe greatest confusion President Nash sit down Naan I You are doing things all wrong here Your resolution is illegal and I am going to oppose it President (excitedly) Bit down sir! The resolution has passed Cries of" 3 Nash It hasn't! I guess I Inow some thing It has! Yon know what the question Is I Nash I do I come with down President Nash tbe minntes wire read be fore you came in A What right has a turn to come iu here after tbe meeting is bait orer and de mand that we commence again for his benefit TApplause) President Mr Nash you've teen on tbe floor fifteen minutes and the by laws only al low ten sit down I Nash (very much I You don't know how long been uf President (bringing bls fist Sit down! I Nash (bringing his umbrella won't Here ensued a scene of tbe greatest confu sion A meml er arose to a polntot order President Good There sectm to be lots of order here Confusion Mr I Mr I wish to speak I be interrupted by every fool that springs up I have it I move that tbe Board of Man agers print ouly the amendment la their circu not the whole bv laws Carried A motion by Mr Nash to appropriate (500 a year for the reporting of tbe proceedings of the i'tilytrrhnic Aaeovlatioa lost Mr Nash (very There are several large mouthed gentlemen in this 'ere room who howl so vigorously that nothing else can be beard and so a motiou is declared lost I move this appropriation of 5u0 Voices That bas been lost Nash Mr President are you to pay any attention to that bow wow vote I move of and confusion A member I want to know about this thing Nash Well tell you a farce a bur lesque we are making fools of ourselves The learned councilor then delivered an elo quent harangue upon tbe rights of persons and tbe nature of things during which a resolution was passed appropriating 300 for tbe reporter No evidence of weariness on the part of Mr Nash being manifest tbe meeting adjourued Staady nuxH introduced Washinoton May Mr Conkling intro duced a bill to establish a mall service to the west coast ol Boulb America Referred Mr Spencer introduced a bill granting lands to the Alabama and Tennessee Railroad Com pany Referred artificial limbs tor DISABLER soldiers A bill to provide artificial limbs to disabled soldiers was passed LBOISLATIVB APPROPRIATION BILL The bill relative to lands withdrawn for the benefit of the Southern Pacific Railroad io California was explained by Mr Stewart as making no additional grant and then super seded by the Legislative Appropriation bill The amendment appropriating 500000 for a new building for the State Department was adopted by 41 against 15 Another amendment for the enlargement of the Capitol grounds at an expense of 500000 was also adopted An amendment to apply the unexpended surplus of 13000 on account of the Paris ex position of 1807 enable citizens of the United Stales to take part in tbe London exhibition of 1871 was objected to as tbe entering wedge for larger appropriations and rejected by 12 against An amendment reducing the appropriation to the Bureau of Education by 10000 was re jected by 19 to 38 An amendment was agreed to requiring an Assistant Commissioner of Patents to be ap pointed by the President subject to confirma tion by the Senate to act as commissioner in case ot a temporary vacancy Tbe Senate refused by 20 to 31 to increase tbe salary of tbe Chief Clerk ot the Navy De partment Among other amendment adopted was the Increase of tho appropriation to tbe office of tbe Comptroller ol tbe Currency from 75000 to 90600 Discussion ensned upon an amendment by Mr Williams authorizing the United States mint to receive on deposit relined gold and silver bulllou mid deliver iu payment im ported bars under certain regulations thus pro viding for refining by private parties With out disposing of tho subject the Senate ad journed Vessels Passed the WrLuxn Up Schri louisa Undine Nashua Bruno Aeaiiia Schrs lioekawav Swaln Wm Sanderson St Aniliew Sir Pringle Wm Bookatarer AM luek bawid 6 More it Navigation was (Liinia Monday on the We llanl Hupennteiulmit Woodruff an manmin? new gate at Lock No Is hve been complete! last winn Tro on ibe The tug Aldrich tonk fti day while towing a vessel and ut ri aid Tiie tire engine and t0 promptly to the rescue and the tire before a rioua damage was Juu 1 and Reporter Wawtrd to Borrow a a maa at Albany tried to borrow a nice coffin to bury his brother la He wanted to bery bie brother in a nlee coffin because he wan a taan be thought a good deal al Ho said he would send It right back after the funeral was over and came very near feeling bad because the Badertaker wooM nos ao am mas uhm saver aataraliy of a saving tarn of ifiind former fenvea ahar or bars rope or ropes ring gaenwg to eatch tbe performer or performore In nr falling and said net to be made of ma terial that will not injure the performers in ease ot foiling A viotatten of th ordinance subjects the person so offending to a fineof not leas than 50 nor more than This is the fint action taken io pat a stop brntal and cruel exhibitions and should be followed by every city snd town in tbe conn try Tbe horrible saffei lags ot those victims of tbe trapeze who have fallen and been crippled lor life call for the interference of law to prevent any further misery amenities of bring out some very valuable facta We learn from tbe New York Commercial Advertiser for instance something regarding Theodore Tilton aud his respected lather which bas not yet found its Iitrry says tbe Commerctal a poor but honest cobbler doing business in a Greenwich street basement On entering the free academy tbe precocious long eared son was called upon in common with tbe other boys to tell bis business Oue lad answered that bis pater familias was a banker a second that bio was a lawyer a third that bis was a merchant 4c Not to be outdone young Tilton in response to tbe Interrogatory said that his father was a caligulator He had obtained a sufficient smattering ot the language to know that caligula was tbe Latin for boot and from this be extemporized a word for the The morel is that Theodore was ashamed of bls poor old vocation and be bas been punished for it by being made to edit the Inde pendent a paragon of exclaims tbe Commercial the old man industriously driviug his awl day after day when contrasted with a son who opeuly abro gates lhe marriage tie urges separation for la campatlbllty ot temperament and ts a disciple of lechery and lust who under tbe pretense of publishing a religious Journal surrounds himself with rank infidels and atheists free lovers aud and with their aid and co operation endeavors to disseminate tbe most pernicious doctrines Tbe father must indeed now be sshaaed of the son wts finally agreed upon and a banker was found ready to advance it The transaction taus told does not differ in kind from many obers and the negotiation which followed be tween the brigands the friends qf the cap tiles tho Greek Government aud the foreign ministries iu which Lord Man castr passed to and fro as a messenger on paro was in accordance with many prece dent Xhe unhappy truth would seem to be that the travelers been entirely undistill guishd they would have been released alter a certaiMuterval upon the payment of a moder ate raihpm but their rank proved their ruin The britauds learned the value of their prize and Insited upon a full sum liesidcs a pardon Ou the oher baud the Greek Government felt they wenAbound to make especial efkirls to rescue a ptaty containing two members of for eign legating A troop of cavalry and some iutantry ire dispatched ou the night ot the capure but were subsequently recalled trim fear that tbe pursuit might product the very catastrophe that has since occurrf But lhe humiliation of having to negotiate Wth tbe brigands soon became unsiipportahleX No nation exceeds the Greek in tbe piasion ir perhaps we may say in the vanity of patrtoqsm Successive governments had borne witLott reproach the ignom'uty of allowing brigandi to baggie over tbe ransom of their captlvesX but inis transaction was one which threw iron Greece the attention of tbe whole world The troops were again dis patched in pursuitland the brigands having quilted their slroupposition in the mountains for the plain by tbe(ea found themselves nim ble to keep together! The end has been told The prisoners were al murdered Cblcngo Market I Chicago May 11 Eastern exchange is unchanged st 1 10 discount for buying Tbe market ia dull at 3 5 25 for spring ext 1 as I The market has declined prices for No 2 opeiMhl at $1 lkll(l 00 fell to 97 gc) and closed with sellers at 97c for No 2 This after noon the market was unsettlediat 91c cash and $1 seller June Ur No 2 the market is less aer live and Xftlic lower closing at 92N893e for No This afternoon lhe market was unchanged Oats are llrni and AXc higher closing at for No 2 the market is tinner and clos ing at 83 Xo for No 2 Itighwinee The market is 2c higher closing al 31 06 for wood bound and I 07 for iron Louni Provisions Tbe market is dull and nominally unchanged I Receipts past 21 567S bbls flom 4560p bu wheat 61150 bu corn 21072 bu oats 1477 butys 400 bu barley fihintnente past 24 5190 bbls flour 66387 bu wheat 38204 Im corn 6550 bu oats 2669 ba barley 1 Are dull and unchanged Hemlock sole is flrmer at for Tbe market is quiet at Metal i Hratfcing oowerforfeMr j1 copper i dull and heavy at IBKc Bdutimore 19c for Lako Superiors iff iron i rathe more rteady at 34 forKeotch $31(5434 fiw AaMriinn Bar iron is bteady at 475 for refined Mia American Sheet iron quiet at lltdlSc fiohl for Buaada Nails are for clinch and 23029c for lMBaboe A The market i firmer wdee 6500 bbte at 929 fto for mew: 21 75923 50 for prime adA2ft 5O(jr2f) 10 for prime mess Beet ateady fcSSVbl $11(315 lor plain mew: for ex tra me Beef hama quiet salee 110 bbls at Tieree beef firm sales ftfr) tierces at 2ft26 for prime mesa and 30 for India me Middle are quiet OH meat firm mUm 210 pks at Ittfc forebontdera 1617afor haraa the markrt is rather more steady ate 310 tierce at 151 for steam ren dered and kettle dried and IGXcaiTc for kettle ren dered 1250 teroes prune steam seller May and June at 16e: Batter ia steady at 14(830c for Ohio ffoeeae isqiriet at 817c reight to Nominally unchanged I4TKT 5 The market eioeed but without decided change The market closed nominally 1 at $1 21 for No 2 1 32 Si 34 for winter red and amber Western Ulye quiet Sd unchanged Oats firm at 64 Xc for Wewtefn in store and tfc for Ohio Cora doaed quiet at1 1201 Ifi tor new mixed Weetent mr Provision Nominally unchanged Beef duH and unchanged Cut meat firm Bacon nori tea! Lard closed flat at 160 apol EggaateadyExport for the lour 89330 bW none oata 100 bu: corn 8318 bevf 418 bbh 1200 tea cut meats 247987 Ibe lard 599005 lb A fk 'Vl'h ClnelBBWtt Market lV OlNcnrwATi May The msrtaeC is in Rood demaud and linn and prices are generally held higher exua held at 34 8534 90 family at 5 Wheat' Ttie market is very firm held at 31 12 for No 2 red winter and 31 14 for No I red winter Corn in good demand 4600 bu sold at1 03t 0i for ear and piimo mixed and whitehcUcd i not much offered but buyers are not du posed to follow up the advance Rye advanced to 98c and was held at 31 at the close 'Bai iey oom oally unchanged The market is firmer middling uplands held at 22e The market is unsettled Holder asked1 10 and fl 8 waa offered It would have been ditiieult to buy to any extent at fl 10 at the Tho market for mess pork is mode rately active at 29 but it was held ut33O Bulk meat me Quiet and unchanged: nboulder held 8t IDtdMXe fotrib rider 1ft for clear rib aides and iftVc loreleaT mile Bacon is quiet shoulder held ut 11 h'c 16Sc for clear rib sides aud 17 for clear sides bard i hold no sales Buttt is nnebanged prime had at 28(o30c Eggs are held at ie Linseed oil Hybrid 03 I There was no diminution te the demandor ch an re in value to note Tbe supply was vet with a liberal attendance of buyer both locwi and from interior sellers managed to clear the sale dock of all cargoes except two or three at 50 for hoards and strips trom well known mills fl 1 50 12 50 for fair to good mill run and mixed and tiOoe 11 for coarse and ordinary cut A considerable nor tion of the receipts is being shipped directly to the country so that piling in the yards as yet has been of a limited character Cargo sales include the fol lowing RCir Shepard from Green Bev 1000000 hinElro at 3312X 700 oS at 81 60 Cargo of schr Cuba from Green 1 800 000 shingle mixed brands at 33 Cargo of sohi Butts from Muskegmi 1 00000 ft roane mixed lumber at 311 20 000 lath at in Cargo of sohi Barbar ftmn Mnakevm 95 08oft roarre mixed lumber 310 50 sehr Lydia Case from Monastique 175000 ft boarfa and strips at 312 40000 lath at 32 tftOO ntdkefaat 37 Cargo of sehr Sardinia from MualreMsi 130 000 at 312 25 mixed at CargoTf sehr Curlew from Muskegon 125000 ft strinsand boards (uppers out) at 311 25 158000 lath at 2 Caro ofsehr Ithaea from liukon 130000 joist and seanUing at 313 50 the balance at 3IS 50 Cargo of bng Pilgrim from Menominee 150 000 lath at 32 Camo of rehr WVAIdneb from Two Riven 100000 ft coarse mixed lumberat 310 62 00000 gSS or prop Chaflea from Kalamazoo 453000 ft mixed brands jsawodshiugies at 33 15 Cargo of sehr Dawn from Kalamazoo 75000 ft scantling and io6t nt 310 50 Cargo of sehr CanbelLfXin ft Bl Sk MMteuaon to good an wehaoe i'uxSu Nra Yk SKaT New York 1 New York hS Yellow Co6m 12 Q12K In fair demand at 84'c Wood and maple by the cargo on dock brings 26Q 4 and hickory 4 75(35 The to beech and maple delivered are 6 hickory 6 75 PnUlTBa Oraifes Lemns Canned 1 1 Etc at Wholesale HAMBLEN BAKER ruit and Oyster ap28 2m nau 1 468 Woodward avettueri PKINTINO IM COLORS and cheap atTra Prce ez" Zi irtf PllHCULAMfl Circulars an Twenty five recruits far tbe Big Horn expe dition left Omaha Wednesday 'A Presbytertan home for aged women was dedicated in New York Tueaday But live hundred dollars have been raised la 8t Louis for the Rictiroowd sufferers A riot occurred at Momsanla Monday Sev eral persuns were stabbed oue fatally Tbe Indians la Arlzoaa are active aad fre quent outrages and murders are reported Geo Sberidaa and staff left Coriuoe Utah oa Wednesday morning en route to Mon tana The American Home Missionary Society has elected Rev Dr Woolsey of Yale College President Tbs organization of a society of officers who GGmmwHwi enlnred trnnna during the war is projected A workman injured by tbe fall of tbe Chica go court bouse bu sued the city claiming 30 000 damages The strikers of the Patterson cotton mill have resumed work at wages twenty per cent less than before the strike Tbe Meeker colony at Greeley Colorado already numbers several hundred and the number is increasing dtily Gen Stoneman will aisume command of theew department of Soubera California and Arizona with headquarter at Prescott to day A strike for higher wage occurred Tuesday among tbe workmen al te Kingsland Iron urnace at Corondolct Mo and is extending to other furnaces In the victuty Tho land sales of tbe Union Pacific Railroad for tbe month of April were 8360 acres for35974 8 Total sold to date ruce July 1809 159033 seres realiziug 717789 Two thieves entered the house ot John Mor ton in Hudson City recently Caring tbe ab sence of tbe family and stole fueiiiure to tbe amount of 1200 The furniture WM recov ered in a New York auction bouse The Board of Trustees of tbe Oho Agricul tural and Mechanical College met In Columbus Wednesday evening ifteen memb rs were present and elected Hon HortoL Presi dent Anderaon Secretary and Joseph Sullivant Treasurer Tbe irst New York Presbytery of thUnl ted Presbyterian Church sitting at Psteuon New Jersey hu granted a petition sevejng the pastoral relations of Rev Chas 8myhe with bls church tn New York Smyhe preaches there for tbe last time on Sunday nett At a meeting of the American Geographic and Statistical Societvbeld in New York Tues day night Paul Du Chaillu tbe eminent A tri Zwanzigers A sum of £25000 In English gold cau traveler was preseutea witn a silver meaai by President Daley which had been awarded mm oy tne imperial ueograpnicai Dociety Paris Mount Gath writes as follows: Vernon is now inhabited by Mrs Cunningham the stewardess or guardian of tbe small part of tbe estate purchased by a ladies association and with a few servants sbe collects a fee from visitors and sees to tbe stability of the mansion Some over critical people have alleged that sbe was a rebel I only know that sbe did her duty here and tbe civil war never crossed the edge of this estate Since I last visited Mount Vernon the people of some pions little town in New Jersey have sent au oil cloth for tbe floor of the great saloon here aud every year shows the reviving interest in fame and homestead The contiguous are owned by Northern men tbe best of them by a gentleman from Michigan There are few people round about who preserve any remembrance or reliable hearsay of PAtoc i tu ti ti BAIL OREITED foVaeaw VaW A 11 VAMtdTdlV meuls against Jay Gould James isk Jr Wm Raason and Nasson for conspi racy in overcharging for freight transportation were called up for the filth time talhe Passa ic New Jersey County Court The indict ments were found upon the complaint of tbe Rogers Locomotive and Machine Works Com pany who alleged injury to their business by conspiracy to Increase tbe trans portation rates Defendants appeared in court tielore the dose of tbe term and gave ball la 1000 each tor trial Tbe case bas been called upou from time to time since ball was given and was yesterday brought up again the de teudanta each time foiling to appear Yester day tbe bail was declared forfeited The secu rities are Messrs Phillip Rafferty Co ITH AUNIVBBSAKY THE NATIONAL TEW BBANCB SOCIETY The fifth anniversary of the National Tem perance Society was held last evening Du ring tbs year ending April 30 the Society aad DQlUteR thirteen new books and pampuleU and thirty six new tracts Due million two hundred and ninety four thousand seven hundred copies of tbe Youths' Tem perance Banner have been printed its circula tion being 110000 monthly ifty thousand copies of tbe National Temperance Almanac and 131640 copies of tbe National Temperance Advocate have been published Tbe total re ceipts last year were 51165 22 and the expen sea 51400 99 Tbe treasury is 10 Tbe indebtedness of tbe Society Is over 5000 MRS M'ARLAND ACCOUNT THE SEPARATION The following is Mrs state ment of the separation from Mcarland On the evening of tbe 19tb of ebruary when Mr Mcarland came in from the cuc tom bouse where be bad been employed since the first of ebruary as clerk in tbe office procured lor him through the influence of tbe Sinclairs I was standing al Mr door In tbe front bail aud be was just banding me some manuscript which be had offered to lend me to make use of If I could in some lit erary work Mr Richardson's room was used as bls working room and at this lime as at all parts of tbe dav he bad with him a stenographer messenger boy and artist who were engaged iu his literary works When Mcarland came in he objected to my going to room to which 1 replied that I had not been in and was not In tbe habit of going there and even if I had been iu there It was not a private room but an office In the day lime With this tbe matter dropped aud I supposed Ibis was all of it but in a few moments Mcarland commenced to say something again on the same sflbject 1 saw that he was in ill humor and 1 supposed bo wished to make anything tbe pretext for oue of bis passions and I said little or nothing rom this be worked himself up into a great fury in which 1 leti him to go to my necessary work at the theater lie continued In this rage through tbe niubt and 1 spent a terrible night with him All through the next day the 20tb he remained ut home abusing and tormenting me He used to me expressions which I never could forgive or endure and still harping on tbe fact of my being at Richardson's room asked me before Percy who was all tbe time present Richardson ever kiss you Have you ever been in his room alone with him and others which I considered insulting and unpardonable He was under tho in fluence ot liquor all day remaining at home and going out every litile while to the nearest bar room to drink and then coming in still more furious At last he declared that he was willing to be separated trom me and that I might go home to my and leave him When 1 assented to this be wanted to call in sum ol iiiv friends and talk the matter over Gutore them oui i io take couuael Iroui any one till my father could be sent for and I only prevented him from rashing out and calling In some of my friends by represent ing to him iht ho waa then so Intoxicated that his cause would be prejudiced by that fact On the evenlug of ibe 20th before going to the theater I secreted bis razors his pocket knife my scissors and all articles I considered dangerous us I frequently did on such occas ions aud left him When I came homo be was still raging He frequently bad made threats ot committing suicide often going out of doors with tuat avowed purpose tin this occasion aliout midnight he bade me an nnusnally solemn eternal farewell and told me this lime that he was certainly going out to destroy him self He bad done this so many times that I said nothing and made no effort to detain him At lhe door be hesitated and asked if I had nothing to say In thia last parting 1 said 1 can only say that 1 nm hopelessly sorrv fr He went out and in a ftw minutes returned as I knew he would cooled and sobered by the cold night air and then it being nearly morning aa mildly and firmly as I possibly conld I began to talk to him I told him decidedly that I should leave him for ever that 1 had borne wilb patience for many years great outrages from him that ho bad made my life miserable and bad often put me in great dread of my life that I could not endure it any longer that by bls outrageous conduct lor the two days past and by the language be had used when he found me at door he had added tbe last drop to my cup of endurance and 1 should go away from him at ouce Al this he groveled at my feet In most abject penitence He wept and sobbed and begged me to forgive him He confessed Chat be bad wronged me that no woman would have borne with him as I bad done and about day light went to sleep exhausted Next morning I did not allude to my purpose but after see ing him leave the house for office I went to Mr and placed myself un der the protection of his roof and never after wards saw Mcarland except once or twice In the presence of others CHAS A STATEMENT Boston May 9 So many mis statements have been made about my late Al bert Richardson estate that I deem it nec essary under tbe circumstances to say that his entire estate fa not worth at the highest value more than 23000 to 25000 and that bls widow Mrs Abby 8 Richardson has refused any part the property except that required to rear and educate his orphan children THE WOMAN SURAGE MOVEMENT At a meeting of tbe Suffrage As sociation last evening a union was effected with the ifth Avenue Suffrage Socie ty Tbe united organization will be known aa tbe Union Suffrage Society Theo dore Tilton was elected President This coali tion does not fully unite all the woman suffrage people as tbe Boston branch of which Henry Ward Beecher is President is still a distinct organization and is Indisposed to join tbe New Yorkers unless large concessions are made Tbe American Woman's Suffrage Association assembled to day Henry Ward Beecher was chosen Presiuenl of tbe National Suiria lloil Knd and wishes lor mutual co operation Speeches were made by various persons in advocacy of tbe cause The National Suffrage Association discussed and adopted a resolution in favor of the equalization of tbe pay of wo men aud men Resolutions in favor of the ex tension of suffrage to women were reported At the evening session of the Beecher Wo Suffrage Association addresses were de livered by Mr Beecher Mrs Mary A Liver more and Mrs Tracy Cutler Tbe session con tinues to morrow and in the evening George Wm Curtis aud Representative Julian will speak ARRESTED Thomas the broker who absconded in April with 62000 worth of Kansas Pacific Railroad bonds was arrested yesterday THE AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY The American Tract Society celebrates its forty fifth anniversary to day The receipts for lhe year were 479081 balance In the treas ury 579 Tbe old officers were generally re elected Oliver Kingsbury was promoted Io be Treasurer rice Moses Allen declined CITY POLITICS At the meeting of tbe Republican General Committee last evening a committee of twenty one appointed at the last meeting to confer with tbe outside Democratic organiza Uons opposed to Tammany asked for power to mafe) nominations Chas Spencer and others expressed themselves opposed to granting such por to the committee and finally it was resolves that lhe committee report the ac tion taken by Uiem to the General Committee at a meeting to hefd to night Tho Union Republican GraolConimittee to night after a protracted and excited debate decided not to join tbe calttion against Tam many and nominated the following ticket or Judges of the Court of Common Solis Ritterbond Richard 8 Emmett Wm Richardson aud Elias A Hall Marine Court Judges Tremaine Benj A Wil lis and Wm trebles Among the Aldermen nominated are Henry Clews Chas Tiffany Chas Graham Raymond and other prominent citizens Jas Girard declines the antl Tammany nomination for Judge of the Common Pleas The Mozart Hall Democrats to night adopted resolullona indorsing Tammany and its ticket pleo of any members lhls rence Jerome lor aidermen attarwe 1 THE BIBLE IN THE PUBLIC BCEOOUI A meeting of tbe Catholic clerrymeu of thi to consider the qaeetlon of the Bible in the public ssbaols Stalaa of Rev Dr WeGlynnjZX4 Stepbea'r and Rev Mr arrell who are regarded by their associates too Ufo oral oa this sulect The roadtag ot thfl Bible la tbe put lie schools was coadeouMT aad Dr Vicr General of tho Diocese will bo We have already given a report of tbe bery of the Lime Rock Bank al Rockland Me tbe arrest of some of the robbers and tbe recovery of the money The first information of tbe robbery came from a Rockland policeman named McAllister About 4 on Wednesday morning us a coachman was going to tbe wharf to meet tbe steamer Katahdin McAllister told him the bauk had been robbed Tbe coaebmau asked it he had given tbe alarm and he aaid he was Just going to do so He then went to the house of John Barry the President of tbe bank and tom llllu wuu nail Uccu dune TH wui about oue hour after tbe robbery It was as certained soon alter that Addison Kevser an cx policemon bad been seen taking two men outof town in a covered buggy He could not tic lound until noon when he was arrested He was taken to tbe office of tbe President and made a confession He said he had left the two men in a piece ot woods three miles from the city and bad agreed to go for them at 8 in the evening Arrangements were made with Mayor Kim ball for their captnre and fifteen men armed with rifles sent out to surround the woods to prevent their escape At 7:30 Keyser was sent out with a buggy and sent out as a decoy a man armed with a rifle following him with instruc lions to shoot him if be tried to escape He drove out to tbe woods as directed and the twe men came to the buggy threw a carpet bag into the rear part of It got into it and were driven into the ambuscade that had been prepared for them One ot them who proved to be the notorious Jack Adams showed fight but tbe presentation toward him of the muz zles of loaded rilles soon brought him and bis companion to terms They were taken back to Rockland when one gave tbe name of John A Stevens of Boston and the other of Charles Mayhew a New York burglar now in Sing Sing The carpet bag end valise they had thrown into the rear part of the buggy was found to con tain all lhe stolen money and papers fexcept5000 which is believed to have been buried in tbe woods These would have been of no value to thieves Prior to this Keyser had given information that one of lhe robbers had been concealed at the house ot Alden Litchfield a prominent merchant of Rockland Tbe police with a mob of some four hundred persons went to Litchfield's bouse at about four lu the afternoon and arrested him They also found a man al his bouse in bed who said he was very sick He was arrested and gave his name as Joshua Atkins Upto this time the names of tbe strangers arrested were not known and tbe officials were unaware that three of the smartest bwegiara In the country were in custody Tbe next morn ing Special Detectives Dearborn and Chapman of Boston who bad been telegraphed for ar rived at Kocxlaud and were confronted with the prisoners Stevens proved to be tbe noted robber of the Concord Bank Charles Adams alias Moore Mayhew to be Charley Height and Atkina to be Josh Daniels They were much anneyed at being identified The Boston detectives then went to work to look np the evidence in tbe case and found most conclusive evidence of the gnilt of the men under arrest A PrsHtaMs The Honolulu Hawaiian Islands Advertiser' says far V' 4 Oue day last week a whale boat went out in pursuit whales which have benu aeM ftw quenlly from tbe shore It was not long be fore one was made fast to aud then com menced what Jack calls sport The whale flatted off xttti the boaiin tow rash lEfc point of land ten or fifteen miles to another wounded Jost enough to makeffitn desperate but not mortally The chase contin ued through the night and early Next morn ing the boat wan seen still in low rushing through the water Uke a steam plow Anoth er bout from shore went off followed by one from the sMp Champion snd the latter suc ceeded in killing the animal which was towed into the harbor and turned out sixty barrels which was divided equally between the ship and tbe shore party The latter then towsd It ashore and fried it out obtaining fif teen barrels more giving them lorty dve bar rels of oil for their lbsr worth 1206' iiiuusur nma Bcurason Bar 150 DOMBWriC MAMJfiOTff YoKVy Ootton Th fct i Awwar SfMW forSS Receipts 15390 bbls tfau market ta izauv aaoi t4 for extra etMeT5 20 for whits wheat Louta and 104 25 for rand to shoias St Loute: Wartmrn toJoded ia ths esles are 450Ubtekw grade extra Wreteni and State a 5 ioat raon an ame by David PasnoN A Cobaahsau 71 Woodward avenue Dstmft Buying HeUfag hnama em Wmv vnnb tz 2 uthunfS on dbjoago Zllpae' Si tatl to yuraTinj 5 20 July and Jan int to buyera1 13 1 US I MeMT iu US5 iM US 10 40 laano tat to teu yen jog eempsond Sper 1 ism MWi State 7udne ISOS tat to eaUer102setaaw leaintanst to retie msaurea to eUer 99 iffiBlMW Mh int towU L5mT Jf Cleveland md jHmr Reynold a Burke Ain her nt bun? sund Stmr Huron Ijohioi Port Huron und Prop Guiding Star Moerland Buffalo indue rfP Acadi Montreal pi irou wJo Tawa 2WW It lumber Hatin' Roai hew baltimore wood and 01 nd Water' time1 Howaid Oaaego Sull bbls MAY II Hlmr Northwest Vu cr Cleveland mdae i PrairnW Amhcretburr eund 8tmr Dovp I ort Huron sand Stmr Jay Cooke Goldsmith Ssndusky mdse Prop Concord Cl vefand I ake Superior mdse Buffalo 29ouoon lumber Maddock Pipeou River light lumber Buffalo 170574 ft Scow Louisa Aeldrum Port Huron light The following vewl ifctroit Wednewl May 11: Down Props Tonawanda denies barks Ward Vander bat Butcher Boy UGaekui ame Morris Me Buffalo Chandler irchrs Wilbur CP Minch Miami Buekiagham Maize Ely Reed Cam Geo WcMthiagton Monlwuma NwhoUm dohu W' Btow Ariadne Buurfae Prince Alfred Wm: Ogden DaunUess Golden Ruie A Grover Ereauaba Exile Midnight Morning Light Ataunto George Uoit Props Nashua Oneida Bradbury Wineiowehn Lincoln Dall White Cloud City of Chicago City of Tawaa Crosthweito yone Mixer American Champion Wabb Emily Wrap jn Weather cold and wet Wind south Pout inx1 The eteamer Magnet arrived this morals having in tew the wreaked schooner Waraer which ahe left at the dry dock of Clark The rehoooer Ben ranklin arrive from Osweflo with 500 barrels water lime which she is diecharging at doek The propeller OoMosd leaves to night foe Lake Superior A large 1 flbi 1 otmuvj' nMm WMfoAltu ffisaseue A report usd ordinance have passed one branch of tbe Baltimore CbyCouucil which 3c ypumoraci Mi reads as follows not be lawftl to recetata nawted this moral A AND I eAiiuiisrc masters We have now a full upply nf hippiD I VESSKIu ACCOI aS With Printed Ilvdiliniw I WM A THROOP i 0 I P27 Im "o'virl CITY ADVERTISEMml QH'Y DETROIT CONTHACTOItS Sealed proiosals will bo rd i el at (lls uts) riday the 13th inst at 12 ing all tlie material nn1 iLulcii 1 one hundred feet wide and ui Xurtl southerly line of the ground to be wood and hay imirM the IJuuni bm'' co'iling to specific it ons on tile in this The names of at lease two i espon iUe iuiboJ accompany each proposal I Tbe right to reject any or all riqesalj iils yrtCtArvetl my3 td number of vereofa w09tly during the past twentyfour hou PAeanto tX'73 I bound fleet numbered fifty" uj were distributed nJ eluding six barge lofa tw n7 ot grain The fleet fa now there being abont an equal uJfa h21 troit 80 far a can te and ebarter reported ha large batch passing our dofk 1 BcHOosrit UammoxoT lTV I Cape incent ha j0( 11 I whither be went to Io mond recently relieved trom he Mr ny her bull is ln at tbe Maniteifa iovbl her bowsprit broken ami her 1 8 "ho got rrk' her without any authority with anyone iuterMtel in I arrival at talvage amounting to fltifaM ed aa oatravagant and Mr 11 ftTrecken' Lass "Ts To a77 I movement but rate rtnuin change Eixo teorta th nJ Sehr Lincoln Daft nd Mow AinaM lumber Sand Point to Toledo 1 bark Monitor lumber Alpena to the ral wow St Stephen )TOUr Xroit at 2 25 on the rail Chicago May 19 The I grain tended to eheck lhe demin I shippers were insist ng on I however were unwilling to grant it jl and rates ranged at t4ac trr I "''''teSI for corn to Buffalo 8Se lor wheat to Oswego aui KjD(Wo i freight were nouiinally uuchan 1 iu I reported were To DU wheat at barks Levi WJI John Breden and rchixnrr Jas II propeller not namd corn on MnwAi Krr My lower and sail vessels oiler irrclv Wild Buffalo and Oswego Engag'5 barks Hattie Johnson and Ited Wfam i'fMj actooners Gilford eml Eiv IteS wh 1 Bt Buffalo Stay lO fauth A nIle lowing charters Scio to Milwaukee at 75c achr Cr" 4 1 Tamo to Buffalo at J5 is 39 to Chicago sJe lp tit do free 59c for Iietroit free 1 raiuj demand but there are but few a ev at extra white at 1 47 7 cant do afternoon to arrive witMu a week at 1 48 oan No 1 white' at (1 39 ear regular white at 312fo 3 can do at135 1 car amber MfoMflau al 14 Quiet aad prime ore nominal but it can not be laid down here now to be sold for lem than 95e3l per bu A small lot of No 2 was sold atflto Lr it i The market is in light supply and firm at advanced rate Bale I car Western bagged at toe tto Dull aad the market ia rather weak 31 60 would be an outride price for No I State Soles 2 eareehoiee Canada on private term fair at 850906 but little offering Apples The market ia quiet 3 25 is now about the oatekle figure paid on the street Held from More at fS 50 per bbl for choice 1 The demand is light but market steady at a range of fl 501 65 for goodfto choice handpicked Beeswax Quiet and steady at Choice is in good local demand Bales 1600 lb roll at 30j 7 pkgs do at 2888c Cheese Steady with a good demand st 19e fur choice New York factory for Ohio and Michigan do CranberriesCbolM aresoarea and held at $14 £H5 per bbl Corm Meal The market is dull at $36 for oqprsi) for fine 645 far kiln dried I 1 7Z nrle9 Apples are in fair dethatid at 10c for State and for Southern Peaches are quiet and held at 16018c Sales 1000 lbs South ern apples at 7e 1 firm at 15c with reports of 16c having been obtained for a few Sales about 700 doz at 15c HtU Prices are unchanged Sales reported are ear bran at18 200 bags coarse middlings at $22 99 bags fine middlings at $27 RaretgOj BrmttaIn jpxid demand and firm We quote oranges per lemons $636 50 pineapples per doz i There is a good shipping demand White ara held at for round lots jobbing rates $7 25 Ml Trost round lota 6 jobbing 3 2S6 50 The following are the all rail rates from May 7 Dktboit 1st 2d to dass filasa Bn Bridge NY 40 35 Albany etc 1 05 75 York 1 I Boston Wa Al bany 25 95 IPhilaAAlnhite 1 OA Mill feed and grain In bulk per 100 lbs by I inenM 18c to Suspension Bridge 35o to Albany: 37 Ate to New York 42j4cto Boston 45c toPhUadelphiaand Baltimore Includes all pointe between Albany and New York tlnelndae alb important stattatf lnfNewBamp shire Masaachusette Rhode and Connecticut 1 1ncludes Baltimore Tbe following are the rates by steam on lake and rail from Buffalo from May 7 Detroit to Buffalo Alban 7 New York Boston: tPhiladdfitkiffi Boston rates include Hartford Providence Havn Bridgeport and Worcester tPhiladetphia rates include Baltimore Loose sells ou tbe street at a range of 13 19 Pressed is bald at 01718 dock any demand We quote good to choice at a nominal range of 8Bllc Hides is no quotable change in prices We quote: Green butcher 6M0 oountry 7e cured 9c doealted 1617c greea calf sMns 14ioc dry do 2530c deacon skins 25f50c ech kip skim greea lOtelte dry do 2324o heepsklua 50c 31 75 horse hides 31 Grubby hides one third off Lime nnd Water lime is in good demand at 31 60dH 75 per bbl Louisville cement is held st 33 per bbl' 1 it Maple Quiet and in fair supply at 1744 ISO Sales 200 ibe at 18c The demand la light at 31 05 per bu There is no change to note and we repeat iH quotations Petroleum st 5 bbl lote Leas quantity Lard ex 1 a Lard No 1 Lard No21 Linseed 1 boiled Spindle Vvhilxt liteh Bleached whale 1 05a Globe West Vo Lubric U3 Summer for XXX and 55e for selected Dull aud depmard A car load was offered at 27c with 25c bid Bates 200 bu in sacks deli rare at 32c Prices are steady at quotations last given viz Clear pork 333 mess pork 330 light mere pork 329 rumps 327 necks 324 lard 17c in bbls metres 18s in kegtr smoked hams 18Jc doesnvamed 19Xc smoked shoulders 14c do can vassed 15c Mees beef 315gtl 8 dried beef per lb0e do csnvassxlat 22c Bales 15 bbls mem pork at 330 1500 lbs nncanvaased bams at IBJfc 1500 lbs cataVaased do at I9)fc 5 tree lard at 17c We quote Grand BapMe land per ton 7 do per bbl 3 50 do ealetaed per bbl 33 Al abutor land per ton 7 do pre bbl 1 50 do cal cined per bbl 32 5003 aoaotding to sire Saginaw fine 3 15 Onondaga fore 1S coarre 33 45 dairy without bags 33 45 The above ar doek rates with 5e extra for delivery Clover I oCnad faster at 3 30Q9 Timo thy is in demand but nominal at 37 50 with scarcely any in market There i no change to make in quota tions which range about a follow 1 New York fry Uood Market Nkw York May 11 The markrt uontiuucs dull and a little drpreMfd even for staple goods Cberttr Dock bleached and brown denim? are reduced from l3Ac to 13e Pepperell flue blown drillsfrom lScto 15c Princeton A 1 4 brown phretingi from to 14c PfUtrmouth are down to and brand to 6c Grafton A arc reduced from 7 to 7c tgle 4 4 ticks from 2tc to 20e do 7 8 ticks from 17c to 16c Uxbridge xntMlina to UXc 4 Cllcno Live stock Market Chicago May Cattle The market is firmer and a Rhado more active at $5 20 for fair etockcrz to extra prime shipping beeves Tho maiket is active and 1015c hhher at8 ftOGi!) 25 for fur to prime Receipts 5181 live hogs 411)2 live to comtry district where they cminotteauy nawr BBIBAW great extent buuwciiw iw pcupie i dc icar General hat written ioArehblabop McCloeky tor tMtracUoM annirgD I 1 Tbe rteainer HninmouU from Hunbwg hM arrived i The eteemera MieueeoU' and Ctty of Cork from Liverpool end Dorian fron Glaegow hare arrived Crie OICK RECEIVER TAXb I Deitoit April 27th 1 Notice la hereby given to all purlin intuit 1 the City Controller has tiled in this i thcptbe UkJ ing special asscfjHiaent rolln xiz: I Roll No 20 or paving Michk'aDavQuebfT ifth and Sixth streets No 29 or paving Miehigin avvnue kstel Seventh and Eighth streets I No 21 or paving Wuudbridje street Seventcenih and one biilf struti' and rJ and one balf atreetj 'I No 22 ur paving Woodbri stPH ktr Eighteenth and one baif and rweutyrrt7 I No 23 or paving Ww4lriUe sti'xiirea Twenty find street and the Tuit faiuu No 25 or paving miu oevvum tnivvirt No 26 or paving Laf ijittu street Eighth and Ninth streets No 27 or paving Lain wth1 street Tenth Ktreet and tbe Woodbridge Him No 2ft or paving Grand Kiur street Sixth and Be ven th streets No 24 or paving JeflviNtHt avrnu aeph Campau avenue and uheiie struct I The said special enn be pal office for the space of thirty iyn from the this notice I After the expiration of ai ibnty dmuidiB will be plated in the handn ot the City ColleiUa live ctnt added for collect mn I WM RUMNH I ap26 30t Receiver (U'TbI QITY DETROIT I Office PAVING CONTRACTORS I Sealed proposals will be received al this otj: 1 Monday the sixteenth (16th) day of at 12 noon for furnishing all the v'jd and grading and paving tc with pavement the following streets or nn muaB uh ia described in the resolutions adopted mon Council establishing aesearniont dbtrxfttm streets I Park street from the northerly line of Ahal nup to the westerly line of Wori'nl annur I Williams street from the southerly line of AM avenue to the easterly line if Wooaiiri i'" feet I irst street from the notfhcrly line nf Ufai avenue to tbe southerly line Michigan Ji thirty feet 1 All the above streets to be paved with or with wo'td block paving at corditi to estimates and nu office Bidders proposing to lay psfnt quired to tlie in this office ctriibed ivps letters patent and copies uf the agu UAfl patentee or owners of said drnt grirw'Jow authority to une said patent in tho Cityd IMrc the patent aud agreement to contract in case the parties are the 1 iort and the contract is awarded to tin tn I Bidders are also requuud to give before the proposals are opened cuhJiwnrc tu should they be lound to be the iiiwt will enter into a contract with and sureties to perforin the work I The names of accompany each proposal 1 Proposals to made for each strort aeparthty to be indorsed with the name ot the rtreet 1 kind of paving propoteJ for 1 The right to reject any or all proposals htxi reserved I ap20td STIMSON Centw QITY DETROIT I Officf I SIDEWALKS I Sealed proposals will be received ut Monday the 16th tost nt lu uVhcx in Of l' nj for furnishing all the malt ial and aidewalkain the Western District City ol 11 according to an ordinance in rvl iiion approved November 29th 18G9 aud file to this office I Bidden are alro required to give before the pi nfMiHtda are opened '1 should they bo fouud to be tho lowest bi'M Will enter into a contract with goo 1 an sutoties to perform the work The namej cf at least two resjuwibk rnuHt accompany each prupueal The right to reject any or all prbpcsib iso1 reserved I myio lw 8TIM8ON ConaJ QITY COWTBOLLER'S OICE Mi)' CONTRACTORS Heeled proposals will be received at this Monday the 16th taet at 12 own 15 ing aU the paved atreete to the Second city during the flecal year ending March the work to be done under the direction Commissioner and to the aatisfaction ot theA men of the Ward Bidders are also required to gi ve aatwfarf0? ProPsb are opened rnoditihea should they be foued to bo the lowest will enter into a contract with good an 1 sureties to perform the work The names of at least tworcspuudbl ureUf accompauy each proposal The right to reject any or nil pronnralswn reserved tjf my5 td KTIMSoN QITY ATTOH NEY'S ObTCE Netice is hereby given that th? the City nf Detroit has appointed the )(1 May A 1870 at 9 a when it will consider the report and rer nt jury heretofore rendered in the matter 01 and extending an alley in the block llenubien Kt Antoine Marion and Bronson in the bixth Ward and also to consider tiouH against the confirmation of verdict on tbe pait of all interest1 1 Detroit May 10th 187 JAMES myll 6t nty Aw BttflTnlo Live Stock Market Buffalo May 10 Tbe market is a thsde higher for shipping cattle The receipts to dav were 52 cars Sales of 930 hen I for Mockers 17 758 60 for fair to good 759 for ex tra Receipts light Shipments of cars Cleveinntt OH Market CLivrtiKD May Petroleum The market for refined is decidedly tinner but buyem are hold ing off to a great extent Hehl at 25c for spot in large lots small lute arc a shade higher Is firm held at 5 70 per bbl Louisville Tobacco Market UnnnLLi May Sales 341 hhds at advanced prices for lugs and low leaf 45 H58 50 for frosted to lugs fft 75(u2O for low to good manutactur aaas eceaa Cincinnati Tobaccn Market' I Uiwcwnatt May 11 Tobacco Tbe market in good demand sales of 242 hhda and 26 boxea 10 for frosted trash to $36 for bright leaf Van Van Wyck Tiuuip Wells 1 ISforoM37 ba ffi reusea wereeei Malta Onate Ta iate CitT7etereara 4 pererat earn Araatraa GoM Basfcaafla tfs CsMdtaft SBB Vaaaama 9 a a a a a a a a a a a SswBmSSEwZhfiiGrr: 4 4 i 2505 5 00d 5 MAS teteS.