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Brevities). TH COU5TT 1XHS-H0CSE. Important to Traveler. When yea visit or leave Use City ef NX YOKE, THIS AFTERNOONS DESPATCHES. I tTBli'SCAT POLITICAL XXtUR.

BY TELEGRAPH sEcoiro EDinon The Cnrtav tljux Cocjrrr 8xjskk. Hon. Albert HaigM, County Keeter and Nichols, Justices of Session. i tj JTsn n. The People agt.

John rfeuerioh. Bobbery. Ob trial. Til Csmtvu.1 8oooi-Tb annual commencement exerdaea of tbe Buffalo Central, School will take place on Monday next. At nise o'clock In the nwrateg exercise eotunst.

D0IESTIC MARKETS. i brou M1 COMMERCIAL ADTFRTTSER OFFICE, I Bdstalo. JaasaWH. FfcMU- in good deaaaad aad steady. Sale BMat atutaxed notthaa.

Cornsteal aniet aad anehaaged. Oatmeal steady. MilUeed snare, aad higher oonseqnemoe; deaaaad good. Bale at iaforeei for ana, aad 7 00 for Swished. Whan waa dull mm aaaiulh wasbtnirtnn.

Junr 22. -a i 1Ae'ar Secretary of the TreaMiar to-! dae.grepbd to the Collector of Cutnm at CbarlesuWn to allow tbe politimil exile' -who arrived on th bark Ping from t'ruguay i to land, no good reason being shewn why they I should be excluded Irom thi country. It sn-Deara that thouarh tha were brought sailed anderthe Oriental tJ. ah carried aa pauera oi anv kind. T8LL0W PKTKB AT BE! 1 "A despatcli from Key TTest to flenaral KaaI.

Mmrts a mm nf t.11am there, which was first noticed i ABEEKT OP AS KSCAPEB Mlddletown, N. Y-, June 22. Haraev tvihtiiff. onei fvf tht four nriaonera who eanaped free the Newbursh iail on Mar was arrested here last night with two Bia, Sunt 22, 1873. TATTERS VLSTIHAT105.

Arrival of twimii Trip ir be IwriHl, AO, AA, joiut commission of the Legislature appointed to investigate Into alleged eaual-con- tract frauds, held their first session la this city Unlay. Tb Commission consist of Sen ator Cole of Orleans, Booth Stw York. Jacob ot Kings, and Assemblymen Beward of few Tor, Faulkner of Livingston, and herman of Oneida, All are present except jiessru. Jaoob and Sbermaa, but the latter wm expected to arrive this afternoon. 1 Messrs, Henry Smith and i Peekham Albany, both of whom are here, are eoan- i hit the commission, snd B.

O. Farnham li biographer. It will be remembered that this Commission was appointed aboot the middle of the last Mion of the Legislature and lnstrocted to limit Its examination to thirty days. The work to be done was very great, and the Com. mission was or necessity obliged to prosecute it in a rather superficial manner; In eonae- quenceef the short time at its disposal.

When the report was made the Commission was ln- stroeted to continue 1U investigation during Entrain, nicer tramps, uooas were in tneir from a store at (. beater which was robbed oa I Wednesday "aiebt. The nrevtous cbarae against KUduff wa oar-robbery. COUBT APPEALS CALKKAtt. 1 i AiuuT, wiit- Am.

The Court of Anneal Calendar for Wrdiim. JWi.um zou, i touowas not, o. eo, SA, 68, and 3. i( aoyaaes and expense ef carrisate-hlraasMl top at the GRAND UNION HOTEL, opposite the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT; at ha over S3 lessaUy furaiabed rooms, and I gttedapataa expense of ever JSOMOO. Elevatts aad ail modern lasprevemiinls.

Knrepesn Plaa. The RESTAURANTS, Lone Counter and Win Roots are supplied with the best the aaarketa east tarnish. The cuitim ts imii passinl. Boons for a single person, aad tt per day; rich asafte fori families nroporttaataiery low, that vis itors to the city aad travelers eati live store lnxn rtoMlT, for lea money, at the GRAND UNION than at any ether arst-elaa Hotel in the city. Stages aad Car pas Um-Hotel every minute for all part of the city.

G. F. AW. IX GARRISON Manager. --i ceMftnJy Ds.

SOUNOXfa PULMONIC 8YRUF, 8 A WEED Tome, and Mabtsbakn Pills. These saedV elnes have undoubtedly performed more enree of Consumption than any other remedy known to American public They are eompeemded of vegetable Ingredients, and newtahs nothing which eaa be injurious to the human eoastitntkm. Other remedies advertised a care for Consumption probably contain opium, which I a somewhat dangerous drag in all case, and if taken freely by consumptive patients, it mnat do great injury. for its tendency Is to confine tha morbid matter the system, which, of coarse, must make a ears impossible. Schenek's Pulmonic Syrup i warranted not to eon tain a particle of opium.

It is si of powerful but harmless herb, which act on the lungs, liver, stomach, aad blood, and thus correct ail morbid secretion, and expel all the diseased matter from the body. These are the only mean by which Coaaomptioa can be eared; and as Scheaok's Pnhaoal 8-nw Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Fill are the only medicine which operate in this way, it is obvious they are the only genuine euro for Pulmonary Consumption. Each bottle of (his invaluable medicine Is accompanied by full direction. Dr. Schenck i professionally at his principal onue, corner Sixth and Arch streets, Philadelphia, every Monday, where all tetter tor advioa must be ad dressed, Jeltse.tnthMO W.

DODMAN, STOCK BROKER, 20 Central Wharf, Buffalo. STOCKS, GOLD ANS BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION. Stocks Made a Specialty, AND BOUGHT ON MARGINS. Telegraphic Report received everv to minute. Sew fork Money aad Htock Market.

New Toax, Jane at, 1878. Mr. H. W. BURT, Banker, corner Main and Seneca streets, furnishes the annexed telegraphic exhibit of the fluctuations in the Stock and Gold market to-day: 1V.W u.uu ixu LSI S.W a 10 T.

Cen Jt H. HaH 14. 14 UX 13JiJyX I Canton Co. van 1MX 1--54J4 60 60X 09 ran am a 1,16 Lake a Mioh 61X J. Southern A4VP, R.R., pref I Rock Island 103 Chi.

N. West'n 37X A N. W. nref. SCU 60X 8 60X 1 102 102 van.

mx SIX 7K mi 49 49 im summer and JIEPOBT TO THB JTXXT LxaisiATUBB. Vv This In vettlgtlou will be tmore thoroagb and detailed than the former, I and the Com-Bsiseion expect to ascertain tike exact status of the canal-work daring this session. I it DOWJT THB CAKkt At about 10.30 o'clock the eommlMion, so eompanled by Canal-Commissioner Jackson, Comptroller Hopkins, Canal-Collector Flach, Mr. Thad. Davia, and a- reporter of the Commzkcial, embarked on the State tug A.

-t I P. Laning, and made a tear of the canal to the lock at Bock. On I the route the Improvement recently made and now in progress, near the foot of Ferry Street were closely Inspected. The general sentiment was that the new work will be a great advantage to canal navigation. When completed the canal will be entirely separate from the har bor, thus providing a good feeder for the cbn- snebaaged.

The only sal reported was IS bo No. 1 Milwaukee Spruur at tl 11 xa a. was held at $1 an No. Chicago at $1 Corn pmwiye. tssies were made of 70bn high mixed asw; mo.i was otrered to arrive at 75a.

freight firmer. Wheat was taken at 7c, and corn atSYeHe. The change in tb Uvm-pool market amee yononuy are as follow: A deolinc at Id in red Western Spring wheat. Id in whita Winter, Id In club. Id in corn, and an.

advance of in eneese. The amount of grain afloat en th Erie and uswego canals today, as near as ean beaseertala- ea, a follow: Wheat, 1,051 88 bn com, 337,081 oata, 148,741 tm; barley, V200 bn; rye, 80 bn. J.mi, DO. -I I As a guide to the market, we give tha following Western-grounil Boring, tsts $8 S59 AW sra FLOtim Jnit mtti a Mils at 8 St, and CotuvifsjAL Quiet Quoted: Coarsest $1 a 1 Blii and fln at a i eaAi aa ss ma ik. i I.

sip-Oome, 00813 OS; fin, ts 9 w--w, "uuuiwi, vwwi; ana rye, Wkbat Onoted: No. 1 MUwaakea at $1 II i No. MUwaukee $108; No. Chicago at c- uni BinufH 13491 KOI1 nmw mi ol. CORN-Heldt7Sie ea the spot for No.

and 73c to arrive. i Oats Quoted at as)7e for boat load aad ear lOtS, Barley Out of market. i Byi Nominal aad scarce. Barlxt MALT From No. Western, $14S 1 SO; from Canada, $1 GtsoU 80.

aeeonlina to conditions of sale. Canal FnaioHTS Quoted: To New York-Wheat, ie; com. 8XXa: oata, so. To Albany Pine lumber, $8 00; hardwood, $8 78; oak, $8 M. To New York: Pine, $4 00; bsMwood, $4 78; oak, $4 80.

Stave $1 88 ft ton. Seeds Quoted: Timothy at ti toS 78; and medium clover at $7 007 so. i Peas Quiet. Quoted: Canada at $1 lo)l SO from atore. Bean Quoted at $1 for Medium; and at $1 76 for Marrow.

Hat Quoted: Loose by the wagon load, tlx 0 SIS 00 ton: baled, tlx 00(U4 00. Retad (State baled), 80CS $100 Vow. Hops Firm. Beat native at 48e poor at mne Boos In fair demand. Belling at 164217c do, eoanted.

Butter in fair demand and firm. Quoted od to prime, 22026c: gilt-edged State. 264280. Cheese DulL Quoted: New factory from etor at I2)ia old, 166318c; dairy, 10912c. Pbovibions in fair demand.

Quoted: Heavy mess and short cut pork a 2l 60022 80 2 bbL; clear $24 60026 00. Lard in tierce, I6X0: tub and kegs at lfio fls. Smoked meats-Quoted: Sugar-cured hams, 1814c ft shoulders, 9Kiocj bacon, 13c; dried beef, 14o; tongnea, $4 80 6 00 do. Canvassed meat Xe higher. SALT Fish White-ash, at $6 76; Trout; $4 78: extra No.

1 Mackerel, $9 00; No. 1 Mackerel, $7 758 00; and No. 2 Mackerel, $7 00. George's Bank codfish $8 0008 26 cwt. Hiohwihxs Quoted at tl 19 gallon.

Leather Steady. Quoted a follows: Best slaughtered sole, 84c; No. 2 sole, 32o; No 8 sole, 80c; insole, good, 80c; damaged, 24c; poor do 20c; beat Texas sole, 29c; No. 2 do 26o; No. 1 harness, 83c: No.

2 81a Uppers Prime, 222o; second. 1820c; No. 1 calf skins, $1 00; No. 2 do, 85c; No. 1 veal kips, 809o; No.

2 6S70o: No. common kips, 8O(470o; No. 2 No. 1 waxed fleshes, 3640c; No. 2 80c Baffalo Live btoek Market.

BUFF ALO, June 2212.00 M. The following shows the receipts and shipments Live Slock, at East Baffalo for the week, thus beginniag with Sunday: RECEIPTS. GoUle, Hog; Sheep, Hone hMVt. hMlff. ItJKljl iMul head.

eunaay 8,247, 4,600 4.800 700 3,000 8,000 1,200 Monday Tuesday 1,768 Total 7,61 Same time last week. 7,480 Sam time last year. 7,738 9,800 7,200 192 7,900 6,800 118 7,400 11,800 HIFMEKT8. Cottle, Hogi, Sheep Boreet head. neao.

neaa. neaa. Sunday Monday Tuesday 1,870 1,275 8,900 608 1,7110 2,000 400 8,800 48 96 96 Total 6,528 9,000 6,400 240 Same time last week. 6,268 6.200 169 Same time last year. 6,960 8,100 4,600 Cattlx Receipts today 1,708 head, making the total supply for the week, thus far.

7,616 head. 448 oar (274 car of which were through con-signments, the on sale here), against 7,480 head, or 440 oars, for the same time but week, and 7,736 head, or 455 ear, for the eorres-pondrhg week but year. The market opened dull and dragging at full last week's prices on all grades of good fat cattle, with but few lota ot this clues of stock offering, and full jfc off on thin grassy stock, of which there is an abundant sup ply. There is a fair attendance of both Eastern and country buyers. Eastern purchaser holding while country dealers are buying slowlr.

About 1,000 head disposed of thus far. The following were tha principal transactions: at hew York central stock yards. sx ax ax 130 13SV wx 23 tax sax MM 3iX AS SS S4 IX IX 73x tax iax 88 87X MX ia 73 iax 7x 22 23 UX 23X 82K 100 99 49 67 48 7X between here and Montezuma, and reducing the current, the advantage of which eaa scareeU be over-estimated. Dredging below Ferry Street Is MOORES81HO MAPIDLY, the principal pari of the small Island in that locality having been removed. Cribs are now being sank and filled.

The necessary fund this important work were provided by an act of the Legislature some time ago, to that Gov. Tlldeo's extraordinary streak of economy will not prevent the completion of the Improvement. Before the elose of the season the work will be well advanced. Commissioner Jackson called attention to the ACCUMULATIONS 6 REFUSE MATTER 1st the canal between' slip W. 9 and Maryland i Street, and announced hit Intention to ash the Attorney-General to institute measures to prevent the discharge of -till offensive matter Into the.

canal, The Oss-Workt and Grape-Sugar-Work; will do well 'to give et-. tention to semi-official notice. After i having teen all that was desired, the tug passed through the lock into the river, and the party returned through the river, lake and harbor, landing at the foeit, of Main Street at about 121 O'clock. On the return trip the attention of the Commission was called to the condition of the BIBD-ISLABTD PIER-EXTENSION. This work was considerably damaged by the tea last winter and should be; repaired and completed.

But a penny- wisA-and-found-v foolish streak of economy has struck the people at Albany, and no fundi havd been traction of the- new- extension and the loss of many thousands of dollar. This wall waa designed to protect the canal against the encroachments of Lake Etrie and must be constructed sooner or later or the canal at the foot of Pennsylvania Street will be filled with sand. The opinion of most of those present waa that tbe wisest course for the State to pursue was to complete the work at the earllestday possible, j- jj -THIS A FTZBJf OOlt a meeting of the Commission was to be held at the office of Mr. Thad. C.

Davis tor the examination of witnesses. Senator Cole, tbe Chairman of -the Commission, seems disposed to push the Investigation without unneccsta-. ry lots of and it It probable that an evening session will be held. If time per-i xnlta the Commission will go to Tonawanda and Inspect the Tan Duseu contract at that i place. 1 1 if tiprsissssats ss.

Varss aag flat Tas lw iBsaa KssaHaiMt, ttt Ae. A visit to the County Alms-boose, and walk about the buildings and grounds, a day or two ago, showed that Sumy desirable im provements bad been made, and that the whole institution and surrounding were in better and more attractive condition ever before. Among the IMFROYXMXNT8 made under the direction of Superintendent Loeberkk may be mentioned tbe following: Te hundred shade-trees have been set out and boxed, extending along the entire Main. Street front of the premises and throughout tbe I I- la front of tbe Poor-house, where formerly existed a quagmire, the. ground ha been filled, graded, laid out in walk and planted with shrub and flowers, and presents a most inviting appearance.

A new section of fence, one-4uarter of a mile In length, ha been erected oa Mala Street, and all the sheds, fences, outhouses. have been thoroughly whitewashed. TK FARM AXD OAKDSTMS. The farm and garden belonging to the in stitution seem to be In very forward and favorable state. Of the farm, thirty aera are planted with potatoes, four with barley, eighteen with oata, four With rye.

and eight with sowed corn. There are forty acres of meadow, and It is expected that from sixty seventy ton of bay will be realized this j. The gardens embrace about seven acres, and are planted with onions, peas, encumbers, taraips, parsnips, carrots, Ac. all looking well. 1-4 It should be understood that all the im provements mentioned, together with the working of the farm and gardens, have been accomplished as far a possible, and in faet almost wholly, by the Inmates of the institu tion, i 'J TBJ FOOB-HOUB AKD IHMATKS.

It is hardly necessary to say that the inte rior of the house Is In the best possible condi tion throughout, all the departments being constantly and carefully looked after. The total number of Inmate at present Is 670, of which 864 are males, and 816 females In the Insane department there are 303, and In the hospital 84 84 of the Inmates are State paupers. THB VIW INSASTK DcrARTMCsTT. This Important addition to the County In stitution is now finished and occupied, and under the abbs supervision of Mr. H.

J. Tucker, the keeper, is all that could be desired. The new structure Is stone, Is ISO by 00 feet, three stories high, with cellar under the whole. Tbe first floor is used as dining-rooms and kitchens, and the second and third as sleeping and titting-rSutns, which are large and airy. The number of Insane persons in tb new building is 78 87 males and 85 females.

The structure was commenced about year ago, and finished for lesa than tbe esti mated cost. The stone about 860 cords was quarried by the Inmates of the Almshonse, on tbe county farm. I To tbe Superintendent, Mr. Lee be rick, his Assistant, Mr. Wm.

F. Devening, and Keeper Tucker, much praise is due for the present admirable condition of the County Poor-house and all that belongs to It. The Great Temperance Jubilee. The arrangements for the grand Temper ance Fio-Bic and Jubilee at Taylor Park en Thursday of this week are well-nigh complet ed, and the affair promises to be a highly en joyable one, as may be gathered from tbe fol lowing PROGRAMS1 t' The Tin Zouaves, (Captain Gsorg Chester, commanding) preceded by Kehr's fulfBand, thir- rut leave me Armory on Virginia leave the Armory on Virginia Street, at 7.50 marcnina; -up Virginia Virginia to to Michigan, Main, Main to Beneea, Seneca to the Ei Dacclna wiircommence on the around at 10 X. M- and aontinu until 1 M.

line nour ami a half will be devoted to Dinner. At 1.30 P. M. the Tint Zouaves will iriva an ex hibition drill on the areen. At 1 clock the loitowlne order of exercises will be carried out at the stand Music ByKehr'a fall Band raver Kav.

Rma II. Hoiiffhtnn Addtess Chairman Address Dr. Heacock Recitation -By J. Leslie Gossin Address Rev. Wm.

Searlea, Chaplain Auburn Prison A4dMS L. 3. Fletcher Rc Address to tbe American Flag uossln The (lair Will be presented bv the Tint Zouaves. and Professor Chambers, of sing "Star Kngiea sanner, toe auuience joining in me rns. Uoxology and Benediction.

Tbe programme of music to be performed by tbe band to as follow: Grand Processional March, The Silver inimpen" i itibdi Overture, La Dame Blanche Anber Aria, Iroro raistan Bane Walta, Morgenblatter. Strauss Seirio Comic Jamboree The what is it" Bever Come Solo, La eigc Arban mr. Totnau uanrn. Selection, Fra Anber The Page in 3, Riviere express rrain Trains will leave the Erie Railway Depot, Exchange Street, for Tayloi1 Park, every hour from 8 A. M.

to 12 at 3 P. M. and 7 P.M. Tbe trains will commence returning 8.30 P. M.

and continue every hour until 8 At train will- leave alto at 1 A. M. to aocommodate those who remain in the even- Tickets 75 cents; children 20 cents. A. Delightful Placr of- Rksort fob tks Summbr.

Now Is the time when many people are seeking relaxation from the cares business and are looking about for some locality where a portion at least of the heated term can be passed, with some degree of comfort and pleasure. To such we would recommend the "Manbansett House," at Shelter Island Park, Long Island. The Manhan- sett" is located on Shelter Island, about one mile from, and directly opposite, Greenport, I. Standing at Jeast one hundred feet above Peoonio Bay, from it broad verandah beautiful view ean be obtained of the surrounding country and of. the bay, where are often seen from- fifty to seventy-five plea-rare yachts.

The Manhansett was built in 1874, and is complete in all its appointments. Excellent still-water bathing, good fishing, make It one of the most desirable places of resort on the ooait. We are pleased state that its former genial proprietor, Mr. Fred. H.

Gould, late of the Sherman House, Chicago, will continue In charge; and this it sufficient guarantee that pleasure-seeker will be well received and cared for. Those desiring to visit Shelter Island can take the Long Island Railroad from New York, or go to New London, by the Shore Line Railroad, thence to Shelter Island by steamer. A Mixed Cask Yesterday afternoon officers Donovan and Bonnell arrested Mr. Geo. C.

Carpenter, on a warrant for grand larce ny sworn out by Mr. George M. Fllkins, who alleges that the defendant Carpenter tote twenty-seven mules belonging to him (Fiikins). Mr. Carpenter denies having stolen the animals, or any of them, and claim to hv obtained possession in a perfectly leg a-manner.

Both gentlemen are quite well known on account Of their connection with canal bo sines. The same bffleert en similar warrant, alto arrested Patrick Fal-vey, J. H. Cleveland, Joseph Keating and Frank Kerber, who are charged by Mr. Ftt-kint with being concerned In the alleged ljar-eeny.

They were taken before the Police Court and waived examination. Mr. Carpenter waa admitted to bail In the turn of $5,000, Mr. Falvey $2,000, and the other $200 each. There how pending In the Court of Sessions a ease In which Mr, Carpenter charges Mr.

Fllkin with assault and battery- The latter likewise, as our readers will remember, gave bail some day ago, to answer a charge of as sault with Intent to do bodily harm, the complainant being an employee at a canal barn. Consequently considerable litigation wilt be necessary before all parties are set right. I Charged with Falsr Prxtenbrs. A young man aamed Michael Scbrank, was ungated iut evening by officer Donavan of the Police Court, on two charge of false pre tenses. It tt alleged that on Sunday last the prisoner obtained the Use of a hone and buggy a.

UVitt AOM1 9 aV VJL- A WUBBJ MF HIHUU aaHMtav that yesterday he did amllu thiBg at of Mr. C. F. MU- ler. Th offlcer made the arrest on Louisiana i Street, and was conveying the ambitious youth to No.

1 Station in a buggy, when he suddenly leaped therefrom, and started to run. The offlcer promptly leaped outwin pursuit of Scbrank, whom he re-captured after a brief but lively chase; Statb Tbachers' Association. It I announced that the thirtieth anniversary of the New York 8tte Teachers' Association, will be held at Fredonla, July JTth, 28th and 29th. Accommodation will be provided for a thousand teacher at not more than $1.00 per The usual reduction la far upon the leading line ha been teeured. On the 80th a field day will be held on the bhiff over looking Lake Erie, entirety free of cost to th teachers.

The proceeding of the con vention will consist of addresses, paper and discussions of the greatest importance to Tbel I a "wiv sovarad by John Mahoney and Thomas Born. of a be It To to to an of is To a to I 1 I i Lockrow Hoe Co. 6, give a aumsner- ight festival at Washington park this even Wf- -t j' i Tbomae Martin and James Byan, vag. ranta, were this morning sent to tb Work house for thirty days each. The funeral of tbe let Dr.

Lore will take place from hit residence near Auburn, Thursday, at 3 P. M. Tbe remaina are to be taken to Philadelphia for burial. The attention of the Health authorities i called to the fact that a nuisance consisting of stUnsni nool water. a eomnlainad of at the corner of Louisiana and South street.

An old man, seventy-nine year of age, named Joseph Williams, was arrested yester day afternoon by Mounted. Policeman Harp; on Jersey Street, on the supposition that he A report of yesterday' Common Council proceedings. Including the jtamee of public-school scholars to whom the Jeme-Ketchum medal are to be awarded, will be "found upon the flrat page. i I 1 The Buffalo Sunday-School Association hold a meeting at Delaware-Avenues M. Church this evening.

An address will be made by ProL H. B. Buckbam, principal: of the Normal School. -Detective Shepard and Mack last Even ing arrested a man who gave his name' as John Alsbrey, on nisptdon of having stolen a lot dry-goods eonitstiag of flannel and cloth. An owner la wanted for the property.

The young lady who wrote the valedic tory at the commencement exercise of Park Seminary, Washington, a few days since, Is a grand-daughter of Hon. A. M. Clapp, and not daughter, as the Courier of this morning has It. The Police-Captains this morning reported thirty-seven arrests, of which six were for disorderly conduct and thirteen for drunken- l.

Fine to the amount of $115 were imposed by the Watch-house Justices, and four lodger accommodated, The pio-nie for tbe benefit of tbe 'German Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum will take place this afternoon and evening at Jefferson Park formerly Seckler's Summer Garden-Jefferson Street, Tbe occasion will, of course, prove a very enjoyable one to all present. Yesterday afternoon a man named Samuel Jackson, residing at No. 882 South Division Street, while at work in the Erie Railroad car-shop, caught hi right arm between a belt awl a pully and broke it. He was immediately removed to hi horn and attended by Drs. Dorland and Flyan.

A meeting of Ufa Erie-Railway Temper ance Association was held at the hall No. 18 Seneca Street last evening. The programme included vocal and Instrumental music, and an address by Mr. George D. Emerson.

Mr. Callgan announced that arrangement would made whereby as many of the railroad employee as could possibly be spared from their duties, would be, given an opportunity to at tend tbe great cold-water pic-nte at Taylor Park on Thursday next. The Buffalo Orphan Asylum. We have heretofore announced tbe fact that bad been decided by the ladies connected with the management of the Buffalo Protestant Orphan Asylum, instead of giving Festival, to have a Donation Party at the Asylum for the purpose of obtaining the assistance necessary to tbe support of tbe Institution, and we now. give, below, an appeal from the ladle themselves.

There is no more deserving institution in Buffalo than this Asylum, and we feel confident that our citizens will not allow Its usefulness to be impaired through lack of support. The following Is the ladles' APPEAL. the Friend and Patrons ih0 BtffaU Or- pnan Atytum It baa become imDerative to make an anneal the public in behalf ol one of tbe oldest and most worthy charitable institutions of our city, the Buffalo Protestant Orphan Asylum. The annual income, including church and other subscriptions, is barely adequate to defray the running expenses. Within the past few month the manager have been obliged purchase new clothes for tbe children, and repair and refurnish the building, thereby incurring considerable unusual expense.

To meet this ontlay it was at first thought advisable to have a Strawberry Festival, but after due deliberation it has been decided to hold old-fashioned Donation Party at the Asylum, and the ladle having it in charge respectfully solicit from all the citizens of Buffalo and adjoining towns, donations of groceries, provisions, dry-goods, clothing, shoes, bedding, furniture. Sua. and laxt but not least, Money. I tie smallest coniriDuuon will dc gratefully received. A reception committee consisting of the undersigned officers for this occasion and the Lady Manager, will be at the Asylum on Virginia Street on the afternoon and evening Tuesday June 29th, 1875, to receive all donations and to show to a generous public the orphans and their comfortable borne.

It believed that there are many regular contributors who have never visited tbe Asylum. these and all others interested, we extend cordial invitation to come ana see tne little ones, and more fully realize tor themselves the good they have done in giving toward the care and culture of so many of God's children who might otherwise have been homeless and forsaken. The bulldine is laree. and there will be room and a hearty welcome for all who desire come. Those wishing to contribute and unable to meet with us on that day, will please send their donations to the Asylum, ad dressed to Mrs.

A. M. Stone, and due ac knowledgment will be made. No charsre for admission, no articles offered for sale, and no refreshments. Come for a good social time.

Mrs. Samttkx F. Pratt, President. Mrs. James Braylky, 1st Vice Pres't.

Mrs. E. G. SPAULDING, 2d Vice Fres't. Mrs.

Truman G. Avkry, 3d Vice Pres't. Mrs. Geo. W.

Townbbnd, Secretary. Mrs. A. M. Stone, Treasurer.

The Glob r. The June No. of tbi Buffalo magazine has the following unusually attractive table of contents: i Amor Ulttmiis." A poem by J. Harrison Mills, with an illustration by the author. "A trip up the Lakes," has six Illustrations by Mr.

Cbas. Uraham, a new York artist who spent last summer In Buffalo. They are very picturesque and beautiful and Illustrate finely the fileasant narrative of the artist's adventures. The (lustrations comprise: "The Start," "Sunset at Sarnia," Gratiot Lighthouse' Lover's Lean at Sunset." Sleeuins Bear." "A Summer at Elysian Grove abounds in fun ny caaraciuro aiiu siiiiaiious wiuva an) Riujr iv lustrated bv Mr. A.

J. Maera. Tha Editor's Portfobo contains "Our Grand father's Stories," Sunset at Sarnia," A Quaker Btory." Chess comprises a page-full for chess-players, with two problems. In point of illustration, the number is the best that lias been Issued, 'single copies 10 cents. For sale by all news-dealer.

'j- i ad Fare. We stated a day or two since that the new'blll "Relative to passenger-fares on the Street-Railroads of But falo" would not go Into effect until twenty day after receiving the signature of the Gov ernor; and this was the idea of the railroad authorities; but it seems, that they and we were in error, at the law went into effect im mediately on being signed by the Governor So that now the price of through ticket on the Street-railroad la five cents. Found Diad. This morning a middle- aged woman named Bridget Garrltv was found dead inan old canal-boat lying In the Hamburgh Canal near Washington Street. She had been in poor health for some time.

Her husband 1 now serving a term tbe Workhouse, Coroner' Almendlnger had the body removed to Kraft's dead-house to wait an Investigation. i 1 'ln -'-4" -i Festival this ven13. The Straw berry and Floral Festival at St. James Hall this evening, bj the people -of the, Wells- Street Chapel, promises to be a very enjoyable occasion. There will be ''lashings" of.

delicious trswberrirs and. cream, strawberry short-cake, pretty and piout girl, and what else could be destroy Acknowledgments At a meeting of the Baffalo Division Of th Yard-Masters' Assoeia tlon, held at their room June VI, Ilia, tne following resolution were adopted Keadesd. That a vote of thank tendered Dr, Tnthill tor his gentlemanly entertainment ot oar vnMta attendine-th Convention; Also to Canal Superintendent John Kelley for tne use or tne vuk ji. mt. iimiw mr nwwnn trio on Nlafrara Hiver, ana to tne vapuun i Cap! and Also to M.

ni Burrowa, Div. Supt. N. T. C.

H. B. R. B-, for hi courtesy in rnmishing a special car free of charge for a pleasure trip to Ni r.Ua tnfl rahirn: -Also to C. W.

Miller for courtesy In furnishing I omnibuses forme use or tne ueiegates: a Im 1a the ftsne llnh. comtwwad of the follOW- Ine gentlemen Adams, Burns, Chapman and Dingens, for their entertainment at the I 4lin fTmtBA Also to jteiurs Joana lor a serenao siwi mm J. If. COWXF.9, CVis Buffalo DU. K.

W. BARBER, Hearetaru. Crorch Society. The young people of the MUnor-Street Mission Sunday-School have formed a society to be known as the Milnor-SMeet Social and Temperance Club," with the toUowing officer: -VrenidentOeo. H.

Hofheina. -s 1st Vie-President H. D. Fisher-j Viot-Pneident Hattie K. MUTTls SeerMarv Katie Taw.

i Trmmrer jsalina A be I. BUFFALO barrixa am. The sndertigned having been anthoriaed to tarnish all official pro- granun, Aa, far th Augnst llMtlng, alt other parties will prohibited from dreuiating any proavanimes ea the ground. Partie desiring to advertu will pleas Bourses It MCLAUGHLIN. 20 Main St.

Thb latest styles aad th largest aaaoroaeataf Mea', Boy, aad Children' Straw aad Sn Hat ean be found at the cheapest prices at 4t GKOBOEB'3, 88 Main 8t Thb WimOB Novbltv Th new Tie for BtandiBB Ueliar aa ssnnasu as of LAniaus8iLs: IBaBlejwtiycieand er, and and ler, I may not they left use tbe sit of used to that he him the and in hav ton tow 1000 SO and and 178 St. at 1 1 i oP 01.DERE0 AWAY FRQ3 ETON. Enterpriat) of a Paris Newspaper. 1 vt TBOUBIsB Ttt TATYnVTAWY. Court of Appeals Decisions.

FATAL MINING CASUALTY. FOREIGN NEWS. ABBIVKB HI London, June SB. The steanuhlp Am Irosa New York to Hamburgh ha arrived out. eoay atb bahkit iot to fbsacb at etok.

At the last moment Mara, Moody and San key have been notified that they I will not be permitted to hold their service at Eton. Aeeordintrlv thev have riven nn their an pointment there and will go to Windsor and preach in the Town Hall Chi afternoon. JOrjBHaXHTIC UBEBALITT. The RerniNiiTue fYaneatae announce that it will contribute- one thousand franca to a fund ior th purpose of Binding delegates to tne c-tuiaaeipnia vwntenniai a-xpoeiuos. FROM NEW YORK.

FAsHXT atJASRELS AT TAME AST BALL. New York, Jane 22. John Horrisey appeared before the; Tam many committee on discipline last night to answer the charge of disloyalty to Tammany while at Albany laat winter. He said he was in harmony with Tammany but was opposed to its management. His business in Albany during the winter, he said, waa not to make oomDinauona with Kepubllcans in regard to -the Special Sessions and Civil Justice bill tn violation of the resolutions passed by Tammany Hall during the sat three year la opposition to any auch affiliations with th opposition partv.

i The committee, he said, might as well makeup a report for his expulsion, as he wa not going to resign until he was ready. He wan willine. ha said, to stand un in the srenera) oommittee of six hundred and answer for any act ot his ia the organization during the last three year which might be regarded as disloyal, i The dissatisfaction which has of late been manifesting itself against Tammany Hall i gradually assuming shape. Last night there assembled ia one of the upper parlors of Del-monieo's a tarae number of Influential Denin. crats, whose object was to form an organisa tion wniuu it is nopea win superceae lam-many.

The latter organization, it is claimed. has outlived its usefulness, and the time is now ripe for party reorganization on a new basis, which will give all people a chance to form a general committee, which will be constituted of representatives of tbe various elements of the party. MINE DISASTER. 8IX UPKIsaaXD IK A BIKE. a San Fran el sen.

9 The hoisting apparatusof the Murchoa mine at Nevada City caught Are yesterday afternoon. There were six men in the shaft, which (s 40Q feet deep. One of them made his escape, two were taken out dead after tha flames were subdued snd the third will probably die. The remaining two were rescued uninjured. FROM.

ALBANY. COUKT OF AFPEAL8 bKCISIOSS. Albany, June 22. The following decisions were handed down today in the Court of Appeals: Judgment affirmed Gardner vs. Tbe People.

Order affirmed with costs Chase vs. Van derbilt. In tbe matter of the netition of Tncraham ordered that appellants have leave to take a dismissal of appeal and to have a new trial under order or the Ucneral Term, upon paying eosts in this courts-'' Bensel vs. Orav. jBrdered that annellant.s have leave to take dismissal of appeal and to have a new trial under order of the Onneral Term, but without costs to either party in thi court as against each other Gray vs.

Awnuei. Judgment affirmed with coats aa to Travers. Jerome and Skiddy and as to McVickar, Gay- iwru iuu udement reversed and mew trial in-anted costs to abide event; Morgan vs. Skiddy, jvppeai uismissea wita costs him vs. ill Trustees of Canajoharie.

Judgment affirmed with costs HcCollum vs. Seward; McGriffin vs. Bsird; Thompson vs. Stevens; Halsey vs. Stevens.

Judgment modisied bv deduction- one-half of the extra allowance, and modified affirmed without costs to either party in this court Hunt vs. Chapman. Order granted, new trial affirmed, and Judgment absolute tor defendants on stipula tion witn costs yuacicenDosB vs. ay re. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

FIRS III DOVER, KEHTl'CBI. Cincinnati, June 22. W. E. Tabb woolen and flouring mill at Dover, Mason County, Kentucky, were burned this morning.

Lous tfiOOO; insurance unknown, FATE OF NCW TOHK (jlTI BILLS, i Albany, June 22. Tbe New York Sheriff's bill has been slim ed bv the Governor. The Police Justice bill is not signed, and fails tj become a law. PORT OF BUFFALO. Arrived June 21-22.

Propeller Gordon Campbell, Sisson, Chicajro: 300 bbls floor JC4ET Evans; 1-tfiO bbls flour 1000 giijs lead Anchor Line, iialanee of cargo left Propeller Raleigh, Wolvin, Chicago; 63548 bn corn Winslow. Bark 8 Watson, Mason, Chicago; 31000 ba wheat Marsh ft Mternbers Bark Nelson, McCoy, Milwaukee; 89000 bu wheat Hames. Schooner Kate Winslow.Ncville, corn manui Schooner Wn Shupe, W- rood, Toledo; 16980 be wneat mi, j.ames. Schooner KingAsher, Jones, Chicago; 83712 bu corn Winslow. Schooner I McCaU, Begg, Chatham; 11908 ft lumber Cole.

Cleared Jaa 21-S2. Proveller Nahant. White. Dnlnth: SO ton coal. Propeller Raleigh, Wolvin, Marquette.

Bark Unadilla.i HeskeL Chicasro: 700 tons coal. Sohooner Morning Light, Venn, Ashtabula. Schooner Morning Star, McHaney, Bay City. Schooner JonraeymanShaw, Chicago. Schooner Marcia Halt, Duncan, Ft Dover 108 bbl water lime.

i Sohoowr xhos Sheldon, Banner, lao tonsooal. i Schooner Kate Winslow, Neville, Marqnette, Schooner Vienna, Campbell, Chatham. Schooner Austin, MoCormick, Milwaukee; 834 tonsooal. i Schooner Shawnee. Kdgar, Duluth: 900 tons coal.

Schooner Gold Hunter, Olson, 488 tons coal. Schooner City th Btraita, Packard, Chicago; 700 Barge Lime Bock, Shaver, Tt Erie. r-1 Canal Arrivals and Clearances. Akkived Jane 21-32, EX ayu, JDt riHB, I. J.IWII ill UIU, V.I uni Hess, 3 Barnard, Stoekdale, Shoemaker, Med war.

A Kin. 8 Caaaa. Johnnie A Jen. nie, GaUaaher, City ot Albany, Hop- sins, a tiaacoca. season, Van Patten, CM Stanley, Hosmer, JnoII Loach, Bennett, A Gregg, Howe, Davison, A Teeter, Tinner.

Standard Oil Co, Van Sickle, Pratt, A MBtahl, Daniels, Bellinger. Commercial Union, Rebate, Alick Eimiok. CLBAAEB aluae Sl-Bl. StrCity ot Rochester, Haight, mndri Troy, Mima, Hanranaa vsw wuwu Hhover, Boot 7800 do Ktetimend. Barnes use do do do do do do do do do do i do do do do do do do do do do 3 Roao, Meholds 800 do 3 Uadcock, Boran 7800 da mnita, Asnman nuo ao Tichesor.Moraa 7IM8 do 3 peeaivTynon uo Coqnette, Philbrick 7721 do BetU, Daggart 7700 do Gray, Tripp TWO do Merchant, Spanlding 700 -O Hine.

Lawreace 88U0 corn Werthinrton, Dunn 8300 do 1 a nviiwn, rHiniu.mv nwv w. roes, aaeauuius ns ow nnn 8VJ8 do Bennett, Webb, lumber Noble, mean no liMM.fl.mnli.lliU. ...1 Tavlor. FrosL ahina-laa. atave aad snnuries uo A Hnnter, Cliflerd, (time and shook do i Deans, O'Connor, stars i do t.

McMaaoo, lumber Altianr. Johnson, Linns do do Lewis, Taylor, coal St. McKibbiB. Parker, tight i Albiosv oraan. fix do oo 3 MeConville, Bush do do HoathwortB, LAvenaer, rantner nasin.

-M Davison, Boll 80S wheat and sundries Leek- 3ff i 1 1', 'f 4 P-G Bay, Irish, manure Tonawanda. i Boats Paaaiira FTri.TOHVILLn between one dcloek P.M. 18th day of Jane aad oa o'clock P.M. loth day of Jnne, 174: near mt jrneipa, uiiers, stowens. -i Vtok, A Hyde, Petrie, ot Buffalo.

OaU A Smith, of Boftalo; Knapp, of rnn isn." l.imh 1: White. 3 FitzeeraL Candse. Bird, Of Buffalo; Campbell, Ouinn, A Warner, Power, A Fassett, Vickery, af Tonmmsmaurgu. 1" law tart Mawtek Mans- Terk. mMta-aas.

Cotton The market ts heavy, (jfuotaa at ibXe tot midd'dng uplands. 1 mn la moderate Solas 18.0 stnliits nnliai bbla. Sale 18,00 at bbl 8 Km 4 so for superfine State and Western su mr superaae ntate ana iti for common to good to extra Scale; 8XKM8S lot good to choice extra ata Weji aad It fskltl lor renad-aeppad Ohi ityeW-Steady. Sale 0 bbls at 84 Su4 80. Wheat-r irm imoderat Injniry.1 Xeeelpt Halo 14, see ba at 81 limt tm Ko.

aCht-eaao-ai s9 s- Me. a Milwaukee ia store; 81 so feTii lov 1 fnK-, 8sal 88 for wnj 90ias 86 western, te ao, ixymfamm uuliim ntw mm. Sam ha. Cbrs Firs. Beeaipt bu.

Sale tijUM bo. at rlle steaaier Western mixed; for sail Bimriey Mark et ia aom- taat. steBetpt noaw bs. onmmm wmm mm. use.

Dull, lower. Receipt bu. gal BMM ba. 17 for waster muea tor ao white. rorx Marae atewiy.

Bale bbl at 18 for aew saeae. Cut itera anil se tor ory bum shoulder. Bee unchanged. Lard aim- Bale ot luo tieree at tis 7-1 ior team; tew tat kettle-rmdered. Bnttee liac tor old Baate aad PanBavtvaatai SwaHJI- new do.

CTisssi s41t lor emuTfou to prisaa. Sugar--Ileavy. Aw bale autta auu jrwsnayivaaia a IV Qaoted at 81 asa. Petroeum nana it anwa at No of JLvae Seller: head. w't.

Price. Reynolds Ohio steers 61 1283 86 75 Kiddle A 10 100 6 37X Enoch, do 19 1114 6 17 bame, do heifers 40 87t 6 62X Kerr, Taylor do steers 17 1132 6 25 Same, do 19 985 6 75 Same, do 17 1088 6 93 Same, do 84 902 6 60 Same; Mich, stackers 19 778 4 26 Clemens, do cows and 17 1072 6 15 Alterbury, do 19 800 4 00 DsyviSf do steers. to 1032 8 00 Rankin Thompson, 111. steers.287 1237 6 26 Doty Noe, 11L steers 28 900 6 60 Same, 16 898 6 26 Same, do 98 900 6 40 Pfeiffer it Windsor Indiana steer 39 1021 6 25 Same, do 13 1107 6 75 Same, do 20 1008 6 66 Same, do 28 964 6 86 Same, do 16 1264 6 12X Same, do 84 1228 6 00 Same, Ind. suckers 19 908 0 S7X Same, III.

steers 17 I860 6 60 Same, do cows and heifers 20 1028 4 60 Christie A Sparrow, do 17 1160 6 25 Poore, Texas still-fed steers 42 1007 6 40 WEATIaEK KEP0BT-4D5B 82, 1876. wsa Aemsvsateisf. Aivtsssn. xlsleaewsae ACepeitsor the MtncJU a Cbmsssna. (Observa- StatlOBta.

ftMW.Hl wim. WaatM IT.ua mm Moatreal ToiegTaph Line 7Jg A. M. BaXaJo 'A- Flaeeer 1 Observation, Albanv Fair. Alpena (Clear.

Buunaros Breckinridge Clear. iThreat1- Chicago 1 Fair. Aetroit Dal nth kaear. Fort Ft. Gibson Ft Htillv Grand Havea.w.

(Clear. Indiaaapoua La Crose Memphis Milwaukee Montreal Uloouy. iCloudy. Clear. Cloutlvi Ottawa Oswegou-.

Pembina Ft. 4-. Perrv IClear. ICloudy. IClear.

St. Lotus St Toledo Toronto iCloudy. ic-ionoy. Threat's ICloudv. lankton 10 ICloudy.

Barom'r corrected for temperature and elevation. Was BaratniKT, OFFICE OF THB CHIEF SlO-MAL OFFICER, WASHXxtqtoh, June 22. 1874-11 A.M. VJ PROBABILITIES. For the Middle aad Eastern States Falling barometer, southwest to southeast winds, warmer, increasingly cloudy weather, and possibly occasional local storm ia the mountain portion of the former.

Local Observation. Prm 12 Af. June 31, to 13 M. June 23. Sti a gill lie I ii Time of 3a 2.00 P.

M. 4.27 P. M. 9.00 P. M.

29.981 29.922 29.915 29.900 29.872 29.881 29 837 78 81 73 SW 4 Clear 0 Clear 8 Fair ,1 Fair 10 Cloudy 9 Cloudy 4 Lt rain ICalml NE sw SW la68 p. 69,5, 7.00 A. 7.27 A. 70 71 71 11.62 A. K.

Maximum thermometer vesterdav 83 0 Minimum Thermometer 68.0 Barometer corrected for temperature, elevation and instrumental error. THIS MORNING'S DESPATCHES. Bills in the Governor's Hands RAILWAY BOND SUIT Money Postal Order Offices. AMILY QUARREL IN TENNESSEE. Outlaws in Kentucky.

LEGISLATIVE. BILLS VETOED AND BILLS SIGNED BT THE OOVEBNOB. 5 New York, June SI. Last night at twelve o'clock the time allow ed tbe Governor for signing bills passed at tbe recent session of the Legislature expired. To a reporter who called to obtain a list of bills vetoed, the Governor stated that be could not let him have them.

The Governor added" I propose taking a rest for a day or two before any more of tbe vetoes are published." The Governor here exhibited a stock of vetoed-bllls over a foot high. The Governor further said "At the adinnrn. ment of tbe Legislature there were two hundred and fifty bills awaiting my Inspection. A I bad twenty-Bix days to perform the work in, I was obliged to examine over twenty of these bill each day. Many of them needed two or three days careful consideration.

Then there were two hundred and eighty-seven item in the Supply bill to be examined. Besides this there have been innumerable calls, interviewers, bearings, and letters, which if all bad been attended to, would bave occupied more of my time than has been taken up in signing and vetoing tbe bills. I was obliged to close tbe doors of my house to nearly every body in order to perform tbe work. Of these two hundred and fifty bills, I bave vetoed fifty, and I think I bave cut out about thirty-seven items from the Supply bill." FROM NEW YORK. HEAVI BAILWAT SUIT.

New York, Juna22. 'William H. Willis, the bolder of $7,000 worth of bonds of the Buffalo, New York A Erie Railroad company, payment of which the Erie Railway Company ba guaranteed. and which are secured by a second mortgage of the Buffalo branch, made to John Ganson a trustee, now dead, has commenced suit to foreclose that mortgage. He include as defendants in the suit, the Buffalo, New York Erie Railroad Company, Hugh J.

Jewett, receiver of the Erie Company, Charles F. Hunter and William Butler Duncan, as trustees, the Buffalo, New York Erie mort gages, the Farmer Loan ts. rust Campany. Action was commenced by the service of the paper. riiCAIIEV UU11.II.

Yesterday, William J. Down, a notorious counterfeiter from Cincinnati, pleaded guilty in the United States Court, and was remand- ea lor sentence. mi)KB TBUt. New York, June 22. The second trial of Mrs.

Saran C. Merrican. for the murder of Muerzie Hammil. in Wil- liamgburgreDulted in another disagreement of the jury, and they were discharged last night. FROM WASHINGTON.

HEW MONET OBDEB OFFICES. New York, June 22. A Washington despatch says that three hundred additional money order offices have been designated by the Post Office Department. These additions will make the total number of money order offices on July 1st next, 3,6114. Tbe following are the new money order of fices for New York State: Addison, Alden, Barnbridge, Brevoort Station Brooklyn, Brush's Mill, uaiucoon uepot, coxaacme, East Pembroke.

Franklin. Kennedy. Little Valley, Panama, Parish rille. Perry, Fhoenix, sr. lobnsvliie.

ttchenevus, npringwaier, Unadilbv, Waddingtoa aad Walton. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS. UBDF.B TBHHEBHBE. 1 sr Memphis, June 21. Brad Yarborough, Justice of the Peace, residing near Covington, was killed Saturday, by wm.

Kinero, his brother-in-law. in a quarrel growing out of an old family feud. Kinney surrendered himself to tbe Sheriff. Both were wealthy and influential citizens, and the homicide causes great excite- mem in tne neignuornooo. DESPERADOES llf KETfTUCKT.

It is understood that the Younecr and James brothers, whose exploits at Gad' Hill ana otner point Missouri ana nan, nave created each a sensation, are at present tn Kentucky. Anticipating an attack, tbe officer of th various banks in tbe (section where the deueradoe ar lurklnsr. have placed guard over their vault. JLAJEIKETS BY TELEGRAPH. PoVyalerday't maritet tee ttrtt page.

j- foreign Money aad Stock Market. i Lobsoh. June 22 12J0 P. M. Consols at for money, ex.

and for account 98X8K. Kne ttaiiw U.S. bonds Erie Railway shares, preferred, 4L iodo oiu, iw.At. Foreign Trodnc Karkef. Livebfool.

Jnne 2212.80 F. Af. market steadv. Middtins Unlaads at 7-16d; and Middling-Orleans at 1L Bale iAOUO Dales, oi wnsusi iw wore xos apeeauasMsa sou zport. been 22,00 quartet, ot which 12,1100 quarter luminu nxwneaw xor nan hitw oiti bsts Bpeoial IHspaiehtotAeBoardof Trade.

Liverpool. June 2A. At 11 J8 A. Jf. Flour.

21s 0d22s Od: Wheat, 8s 9d tor red Western Spring; 9d for red winter; vawuoHi ea tor wbiw nimw; vs 8d9S for Club; Corn, 82s sues? Odj Barley, a. -d: Pork inawi 72s6d: Lard, 66s 6d58s0d; Beef, 70 Od; Bacon, Sls6d520d; Tallow, AOsOd; Chess, (new)66ea. anatsa-lKBad, nm. At an. p.

Sf riiw. 21 Odi8i22 Od: Wheat, as ld8S 9d for red Western Spring; 9s 0d)9s id for HriWtnier: 8 da9 2d for white Winter: Bds98d for Club: Corn, 82s 3(1638 9d; Barley, aaeu; rvmm, om wi; rura (utjw i T2s6d; Lard, S7sM6S80d; Baeon 61a 4d s62sd; Tauow, 40 nil Cbense, so M. Untfd A aw. Chicago Market. SpeelalZHtpataAtathsAoanlof Trad.

CBTOAOO, June 33 V.40 A. M. Opens at 99c for seller JuHr. VOTBOnies at lOJteaeiier aiv; osenm iipo wmj. ABr.

usu qniei swi imsst mmivmtm as umiwa uum Ofbn Jnlv: and ton Atia-. in A. Al heat oaiet at Ke etler Jnly, 8ll a Aug. Cora aniet at 7i(e seller 72c unsettled and heavy state casu or nne: Biae Anrum. liohe Preightf Steady paid for wheat to SlnnTBlA.

-1 Promtion io.08 A. M. Pork dolL gale at S18 wjniy; i Anjrnsi. una aeavy. a 18 16 Au-nst: and a 12 90 Md olv.

Reeeipte Ijm bbl Bonr; 46,068 ba wheat; bu corn; on oata; iss en hsurlay. SMpements 3,74 bbla Boar; ba wheat; mum ua oariey. i jsxa axaj-jt; Sptal DtwpmLch to Iks Beard Trade. Sn.i.n JdnAttJtt A V. "arTwot-trnseUled at 81 86 for No.

1: 61 1X for Met; 81 at Miter Jnly; ai i jt Augma. 81IH vr Na.3; 1 elle July; aajd II Lais'ti-'mmfhis--Wheat af a Bnifalo; and a bn wheat t8 I .1 se.oo 78i4-ioi a i a 80.01 67fa SW 28 129.83 6t INW 4 JM1 OMM SJS I 2 7j 68S a I T. "i I W-KH m-r 9 4 29.79 68T4- 8 8 80.01 8014- 4 SW 10 29.82 8 29.9 63 1 Ja 29.94 7S11 SET 29.S7 86j.llJSWJM 29.88 1 29.88 78 1 NW 29.74 67 8W 29 79 I 8 7 29.92 69 3 SE 8 1 129.881 69U-SINE I i FOUR O'CLOCK P. 1st Ilioting in Eastern Prussia. BILLS SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR "em The Til ton Beecher Trial.

TWEED AGAIN IN? COURT Capture of a Counterfeiter. MAINE lr MUNCIL FOREIGN NEWS. AEEITB OUT. i London, June 22. The teamhtpa ImreJOaliorniaJSp0 and ifaty, from Nevf Terk, hav BIOTS IH CAST PRUSSIA.

I Berlin, June S3, Serious riot, caused by TJltramontanes. oc curred yesterday la the towa of Rhein, East Prussia. Tb BurTOtnaster, wa stabbed and dangerously wounded. THE FB1SCH ASSEEBLI Jnne 22. a Tha AasrWild deaidad at' Srklav'kaiLliB to pass tbe iiiblio Bowttaat ttill to a aaoond reading.

FR0MALBANTC3 i. i. JT 1 J1.5V BILLS 8I6KED BT TM OOTERHOB. ltl Albany, June 23J Governor Tilden has signed the Mowing bills, which completes the list of bills he Ign: i Authorising the city of Elmlrs to use I portion of the Chemung Canal for a public street. To provide ways and means for the support of the Government "IT To provide for the organUaMcttMsd rtilr tion of certain business corporations.

To amend the ast Chester Creek Lsw. -To authorize tha formation of Safe "eposU Companies. of Amending tbe charter of the American Institute of Now York. ilia relation to the pro-payment of the feet oi Sheriffs upon execution. Amending the charter of llew York, passes? S.

The Annual Suobfv bill: And tlarfre nutm ber of local bills pertaining td New York, Tl .1 1 fl .1 THE BEECHER CASE. COlfTIHUATION OF BE. aEACH'g ARUUKEMT. New York, June 22. A dense crowd filled the court room this morning, the ladles in attendance being od the All, tha parties to the ia) were Judge Neilson stated that somtf of the jury men were In his room thi moruibg, and from conversations witn them with-regard to tbe occurrences of tbe last evening, he believed thst tbev were laboring under misapprehen sion, i Mr.

Everts made a raw remark on tbe tama subject, and said that all tbe 4kik. Jleecber nad to meet were tnoae preseniea oy witness es on tbe stand, ana not those advanced against him in newspapers containing outside issues. i Neilson then said that be bad ob served in some of the evening newspaper a paragraph to the effect that hia charge had been prepared two months ago, and that be had some time since received request to change from some or the counsel but in Justice to himself and counsel, be found himself Impelled to state that his charge was not yet finished, but was now in process of preparation; and that he bad not received any requests to Hews af the eutaion taut if he was allowed to deriver his charge first; he could do It In such a manner as that counsel would haveliut few reciuests to mwKO. and these they could advance after tbe charge had been given. I Messrs.

uuerton ana uvsns acuuiesceu ia this matter. Mr. Reach then arose WJTofmtinaed hi summing-up to the read letter from Beecher to Mrs. Tilton, in which he speaks of the bird singing in his heart, and in which is mentioned inwardness." The nest-hiding" letter was also read by counsel, who took this opportunity of dlsol aiming that they took the meaning of the word to be adultery that was not so, as it meant concealment. In Beecher's novel, Norwood," ht likens a delicate woman concealing her love to a bird covering It up with vines snd leaves.

In the letter of June first, 1873, Beecher said be bad a strong feeling (that be was (pending his last Sunday and preaching hi last sermon; and In Tilton's testimony it ap pears that Beecher asked him to give blm notice if he was going to publish the documents, that he might either take bis life by suicide or take a voyage to tome foreign land; and the jury remembered the evidence given bv Mr. Moulton. Counsel would trouble them with a few remark upon tbe testimony of Mr. Richards, In which he stated that he saw Mr. Beecher In the front room, and Mm.

Til ton moving hastily away tnn -tiuaned cheek. 4 i -1 Tbe jury might not give plaint! ITS counsel anv credit for their bringing this brother to testify against his sister, and that tbe horror of the situation did not strike them. Counsel had not pressed witness very closely, as they had got enough from blm to er aU their purposes. we are told that Mr. Tilton laved Beecher, and also that be had feeling for her.

Bemem-ber this condition of things In that light; Mr.Beecher sat on a chair, and the door opening suddenly, and this woman springing away from him with burning Was not thlt a situation Which would csuse suspicion to enter the heart of the brother' We are told that Beecher visited Mrs. Tilton to orav with and advise ber but tbls wa not tbe attitude of prayer they were in when the door was onened. It was sufi-arested that in tbi im pulse of tbe taoment, and in ber embarrass. .1 I 1. L.

I ment, sue uiu not auvanue to uvr urutuer tv greet bim, but weilt to the window, thus showing that she was cognizant of tbe nature of ber impropriety. Was thi witness there fore to ba tnen, passaveq to tha eonsideraMcm-of Ha Kdpatk I. an mony. FROM NEW YORK. TWEES IK THE CITT.

New York, June 22. Boss Tweed Appeared today In custody of the Deputy Sheriff. wa smuggled off Blsckwell's Island; at tea o'clock last night, and drove around the city; in a carriage this morning. He went to bi8 office in Duane Street, and spent some-time consultation with bis counal, after which he District Attorney's officei with his son and bis Secretary. Iu the Bu.

preme Court bis counsel presented to Judge Dart the order of tbe Court of Appeals for discbarge from tbe penitentiary, which -wa signed by the Judge. Tbe Boss soon after appeared at the Court of Oyer and Terminer, before Judge Brady i The room was soon packed with people, and tha Indictment found in November. 1878, David Dudley Field, eouniel for Tweed, stated that wa not ready to plead, or to make a motion to quash, the notice of thi indictment having been given otiy a lew day since. rv r. Mr.

BtsekhalB, beblfof ttif people, said that It wa evident that defendant Intended to nursue hi old tactic and' ftava off pro ceedings as long -as piMslble. jtnit wM di. claimed by Itof ield. I He IfeM stated tht.if W. wera'iced to enter a plea, they would demand right te withdraw it at any time.

further stated that If they were forced to glead by decision of the Court, be wouUf askHhat th right be given them to move to ouaaa the indictment after the plea Wa entered. 5 A legal waroi woroioiiowea, wnn wku for nearly an hoar, Maaara. Pbcto aid Feek-hM, bebif UeItle-iaJtiJngtaAt ueh a thing wa unheard of- la law, xeept4n special ease unlike tbe present one, there was no reason why this -case should be msde a special one, or tpeclajavor be shown to th defendant. -i- f. 1 .1 At thi point Mr.

Field aroae saaoemsnaeo peaitentlary. snd whewafter eeiliunttlng'thls outrage, and outrage for whlc every one concerned In It abali be held atrWtly accountable, and alter he fa released iiy -a hlgber power than themsM vH It i wrosi It I unjust, to ak us to plead aa IhuUitment of which we know nothtng," Connael further aaid that it wotsld not be considered a peciK favor to -tasWsi warvaat ia ervfl mlt of W.OOOiflOO. -ndD ia ball at the enonnoua that neb a bail wa unberd it. Jfjl Peckham, "and the, stealing of $6,000,000 wa an unheard ot things until deCndant eora-taltted the theft. ACTE fOITyTskf()0.

Augusta, June 14. Tha OrsaoCTaOc Stat Ceaventloe met her todays' There. 'were present 89 delegate. General Samuel Anderson was chose permanent Chairman, and ddred rh 'ff-Vk tfam. Committee oa reanlation tt4 oa ereuVrrf tial were appointed; a was alsaa-State CosH-; mtttee.

ine eon ven Lion aujuwsrsu uujvnv o'cieck P. MISCELLANEOUS AEEHT mt A COlkTXgn-itKa. Ir Sarstogaf June 22. JWb rasted hero for passing counterfeit sllvar els. Ha made a desperate attempt to-eape from th offlcer.

On seareniag Bobefta, dtea, ttor BumofactJirlng tireu getner wnn i were found. AY I ing or oration and the reading of eeaayt will be held at the school building. The concluding exercises will take place at St, James Hall la the evening, and will embrace an address by the Principal; orations, vocal and lnatrameatal tauate, presentation of di plomas, Ac, The graduating class number forty-six as follows." 5 Cary, Walter, 3r. Flame, Cfcaa. E.

Cnapin, E. IT. Shaw, Albert W. Hiraohfield, Moaee Simons, S. A.

Lang, William tuorck, K. K. Morey.Chas. Wall. Fred.

B. Parker, W. Peraival, G. E. JttmaUt.

Baethig, Lonls James, If. Bower, M. M. Karnes, A. 6.

BuelU Ltssie Sf. Lampevt, R. E. Chamberlain, D. McConvev, M.

A. Chamot, Caroline i Morgan, Erne J. Poiaeroy, Im urmwiora, uennie Daris, Abbie M. Dunn, Ann is C. Dnnston, H.

L. Post. Emilv A. Ramsdell, J. L.

Jtana, Marys, oa, M. 3. Bobinaoa, M. j. Grove, Anna J.

Haaa. Sarah Rogers. Agne K. Rons, Belle M. Satisbory, M.

H. Seymour, B. K. Thomson, F. K.

Walker, Ida H. Young, Carrie L. C. Hawkins, F. A.

iiofneins, A. Hum, Lett! P. Hutching. E. IV WendeuT J.

at. Polio Court. This morning John Fish for an assault oav Joba E. Bower, was fined $5. John Kelly, Charles Rudolf, John Smith, Cfatrfe Martin, charged with burglary larceny in breaking into the stoie of Matthlss Klindnst, at Tonawaoda, and tie sling jewelry.

Ac, to the value of $800, were fully committed for trial. JbA WUltt, for an assault on Michael MU- was fined $5. Alex. Francit, for- an! assault on his wife Rosaana, was fined $6, Pr. Pierce' Favorite, Pmeriptioa very strongly reoonunended by the medical faculty, and i largely! prescribed among their female patient.

It is worthy of all confidence, a be seen from the following testimonial Dr. G. B. Chapman, rlattsmonth, write: have under treatment a lady who, for the past even yean, has been amicted, and after trying several physician withoat receiving be neat, ts gaining rapidly oa your Favorite Prescription. Atlanta, I1L Dr.

R. T. Pinncx, Baffalo, K. Dear Sir I have not word to express my gratitude to yon for your advice ana assistance in my case. There is one who ha used your medicine sine they have been brought here bat that ean say with me have been greatly benefited- Since I have been so helped by it use, six or seven around me off ail doctor and other medicines, and now it In their families, after being cured of the same dlseas as mine.

Xoa do not know what a wonder itoreated fas oar olty by Its restoring my sister I wrote you about, for she bad been under care ol three ot onr best doctor, but could not up butr a fewminatea at one time. I begged her Co try your medicines, And before she had half the bottles she eould go -all around the yard, and baa mow ust come home from a visit five miles away. MBS. THOS. McFARLAND.

Dr. Pierce' Farorit Prescription is Mid by dealers in medicines generally. jel9.x2.3440 lOOHTlUBttTaD. A BemaYrkaMy Frank Encomiam. Editor Buvfalo Coxkbbcial Aovxbtibssx: The confidence reposed In Dr.

Henion is in a great measure, if not altogether, to be attributed th well-understood fact that, although an independent practitioner, he is graduate of two standard schools ot medicine. The fact his being doubly a graduate i an earnest of hi ca liability; the facts that he-practices independently, be refuses to be boand by any ancient set of rules, rather preferring: to be guided by know ledge and common sense, are good evidence that is a man of mind and in advance of those who, though they have the discrimination, lack 'the courage to cast aside prejudices and erroneous practices. The very people who have most confidence in Dr. Henion Depose that oonlldenoe in because, while they deprecate most of the works of the old schools, still had rather be under care of a gentleman who knows what to avoid, is sufficiently well versed to know what Is good and accept it. These -are my observations connection with the, visitor in Dr.

Henion' offices at the Bloomer House, and I shall feel grateful to you for giving them publicity in the Commercial. 1 myiotjys A J. THOMAS. Millihbrt Oramao. Woodward at Co.

removed to their new- and oommodious building, 42 East Eagle Street, between Washing-. and Eliioott, where they will continue to do a General Wholesale and He tail Millinery Business. BUyU From Auction: 900 yards Lace 5C per yard. yards Lace Edging per yard, per yard. yards Black 000 yards Grass Cloth per yard.

per yard. 300 yards Wash Poplin 600 yards -lxXo. per yard. 00 yards Black Dress $1.70 per yard. 400 yards Check Nainsook per yard.

100 Summer $1,00 each. BOO pair Balbrlggan Has 40c. per pair. Ladles' Black, Browa and White Hata-Mc. each.

White and Colored Corsets SOc each. dozen Napkins. as. and 10. per dozen.

Just received, a large line- of Fans, Striped Hose, Parasols, Plain aad Cheeked Dress Goods. Figured Piques S5c per yard. ii ROBERT HUME, tnths Vli Seneca Street. Cheap and Attractive) Summer Excur sions, via Canada Southern Railway Line, to MiagasarFalls, Niagara (on Lake Ontario), and Toronto. Special inducements offered to Picnic Parties, Sunday-Sohoola, Masonic, Odd Fellow, other societies and organisations.

For terms particular apply to B. McChan, General Passenger Agent Canada Southern Kail way Line, Main Street, Buffalo. mySTtf Health ads Plbasurv to Colorado. The St Louis, Kansas City A Northern Railway ha just published a new and illus trated Guide to Colorado (season of 1S75), giving a brief description of the famous Resorts in the Rocky Mountain Regions; also, rate of fare. This Guide contains valuable information for Tourists and Invalids.

Free." Send for copy. Address K. Lord, General Passenger Agent Louis, Mo. my4ty27.tutb Fasct Half Hostv An elegant line in Plain and Striped Balbrlggan, fancy clocked. Fine goods at low price.

KENNETT, Tt Main BU. Plants. We are new offering the choicest va rieties of Cabbage, Cauliflower and Celery Plants, grown expressly for oar trade. jeiltf HARVEY BROS, Diamcwds. A fine) selection Just received of the latest designs, and at prion lower than ever, T.

C. Takkx'h, 879 Main Street. eltdel8 CLARA LOUISR EXXLOOO, JANAUSCQEK, i- LottaJ and many others, Eeoommend and use Chakflin's Liquid Pearl, For the complexion. Best article of the kind in use. Remove sunburn, tan, freckles, pimples, sallowness, blotches, Ac For sale by all drug gist at cents per bottle.

Manufactured by tuths CHAMPLIN Buffalo. Benedict's Dress Shirt, Made onler, Are perfect fitting And elegantly made. Nwttyl Favniahmg Good Always on 'hand. Collar and Cuffs laundried in Troy style tuths at 861 Main St, GEO. C.

BENEDICT. Taoht for Sale. A Cabin Yacht, in splendid condition, of the following dimensions Length, 33 feet by 12 feet beam. JTor full particular addj KWltt L. HOTT, JRw.

jeetl9.w City Bank, Rochester, N. T. We have lust received a large assortment of Misses', Boys' and Children's Bailor Hats. Jevtsa A GEORGES, 888 Main St. New Book reoeievd a issued or procured to otder by 'MERGER ULBRICH, IBB Mala street, X.

M. A. Building HaAnanAsrrxKS worn Fashiohablb Sta- TiONnnr. All the latest styles and tint. Mo- aogrant and Initial Stamping, Card Engraving and Frintiag done in the best manner at HIEGKR ULBRICB78 1 i 38S Maj Street, Y.

M. A Building New RiBBOMa, new Tie, new Rushing, new Linen Collar aad CasTS, nmwz Scarfs, new Lace Jacket and Tabliera, together with many, other ntkraotlre article, at our Lace coun ter. FLINT KENT, 281 Main Street, ExabtsH tkre AD QLOVRa. Our third large lnvolo of this popnUr, best fitting and wearmg Fahrf Qkve two, tbrs atuf fear but tonsjust openea. FLINT KENT, Mam Buffalo Crrv Views.

The new Views lost taken for the Stereoscope from the top of the New City Buildings, by c. L. Pond. For sale by i FETE FAUX. BBO.

BUFFALO CITV VlBWVTh BOW ViW Ut taken for tho Stereoacope from th top of th New City Building, by L. Fond. Fr sale by FBTXB PAUL A BBO. Kwox "rtrn HAVwam. Bvm entd the Agency tor thi popular establishment, I shall, ha with my own aanutaotare, Keep aruu supply these celebrated Dress Hats.

HAhMtX natlTM. Main 1X11 KKOX HAT-raa. Ores Bilk Bat from this ealebrated establishment to be hadealy at HAkll SMITH'S, 8W Mala aueat. BLAcm- aso cotesBB OaEHrACmES. The large and choices assortment ia Uiity, low- pricod.

asediam- an, ft est, may new be found ia ux stock. flxjix A asjix, im atainixraec Dosur'l Ceuibatib Hat at every d- 81 est, Uom AgemV atylStt WiaDOQJt So AajgQ-Fuw lmpontsst Boarfa, in aUtbenaw shades, at 81 aad 1.2. UNXBTT.mMam Street, 5 r- New Booes raeatved eAiiytrera the pnblishers arproenrea 10 erqarwiaMrat KEBGEB ULBRICH. N. N.

C. W. H. H. U.

V. U. U. U. U.

U. u. U. U. off.

tive and and at M. B. was of the kee F. to Feifilga FiDaitclal. tAKTMiar.

Jima 9 W. The aaaoant of bullioa anna info tha Rakk tmi Cnsrlaad on balance todar Is 188,000. i Cmsnla fns bumi. uafiLaaU: for accnuiit- i u. a.

oonus lSFS's, oiu. 1 esti i 5 Kn lUUway shares, lljttvli. n. jrjt'--1-- Foreign Produce. Market- -t, Ltninnl.

Jnnan li. Cheese, 8Ss cwt. for new American. iflSMii, Jnne p. Befmed petroleum 8H4 gallea.

By; Latest Mails THE TANDEEBILT TUNNEL. I StartlBg the Trains for tha Flrat Trip. Prom the y. Y. Commemal AdverUter, yesterday-.

Yesterday large crowd of spectator ansem- bled to witaea tbe first passage of railway train from th Grand Central Depot to tha Harlem River, through the series of eoatly work la masonry, generally known ar The Fourth Avenue Improvement," tha whole ex- tendlna more than four mile. So far a pos- Bible ail preparations wers complete, reaay fbr tbe connections, though the work remain- Inr to ba done constituted of Itself a hesvv Job, and Tor It execution the utmost expedi- aett-waa steeeeeary. a. lorce ot one sssiun men was aet to work at an early hour, so that before two o'clock new ties and rails bad been hid at points between Ninety. sixth and One Hundred and Tbirtv-third street, and tbe old track and trestle-work bad bean demoHh-ed, ready for the tint regular train.

The plunging or tne locomotive tnrougn tne new cut and ever the great (tone viaduct which crosses the Harlem flats wa the signal for I VOCIFBROUB CHBEB8, This important work has been In progress since the Autumn of 1872, at which time the lata I. Buckhout (whose final sickness wrs contracted at the excavation for Manhattan Market) wa Superintending Engineer. The work consist or a four-track railway, extending from Forty-aecond Street to the Harle-n stiver, aaistance oi lour ana a-qunnea mnex. With th exception of that part which passes over the viaduct on the Harlem flats tbe tracks are everywhere eunk below tbe level of the street, and are arched over as much of the distance as the grade of the road and tha grade of the avenue will permit. Wherever sufficient room eould be obtained, arched brick tunnel have been ennitrooted.

Where tbe Headway wa too small to admit of an arched tunnel a flat-top beam tunnel was made, and where the headway wa too small for a beam tunnel, open cuts, spanned at tbe street cross, ings by iron plate girder-bridge lxty feet In 'width were constructed. The rock tunnel start from Ninety-second Street and 'extend to tbe north side of Ninety-fourth Street, a distance of some 650 feet. The tunnel now forms TBE LAROB CENTRAL tunnel, and on each side of lt was excavated a single tunnel. Allowing i inches for tbe thickness of the two lde lining, tbe span ie 16 feet in the clear, and the height IS feet 8 Inches. Tbe arches are aemt-clreular.

Tbe central tunnel has a span in the clear of 2T feeL At Forty-fifth Street i found the Brat bridge for vehicles and panenger. The ecu- tre ia reserved for vehicles, and on either vide I a broad passage for pedestrian. At Forty-sixth Street there Is a bridec for foot Daascn- kgen only, and there a similar one at tbe next corner. At orty-eigbtb-street Is long bridge, and from Forty-ninth to Fifty-elxlU Street are several bridge, all planned on the same model as the bridge at Fortv-fll'th Street. These foot and road bridges are of au-feet spaa and 19 feet in the clear la width.

i TBI 8TONK VIADUCT extends from Ninety-eighth Street to a point midway between One Hundred and Fifteenth and One Hundred and Sixteenth streets, serosa: tbe Tlorlem flats. Its total length is 4,668 feet, its greatest height above street grade, which occur at One Hundred and FourtbiStreet, 81 ft-et one Inch, and Its width In the: clear, st grade, 48 feet. The work consists of an earth embankment contained between two retaining wall of first-elass rubble masonry laid tn cement son ar. Pile are used very generally under tbe pier and abutments of the bridge at tbe street crossing. Tbe viaduct is carried over tbe cross street on arches, tbe first aerie of which I at One Hundred and Beeoud Street, The amount of masonry nsed in the oonetruc- tian of- the retaining walls, foundation, bridares, abutment, wing walls, spandrel, parapets, Jkc of tb viaduct was 60,047 cubic yards 2.468 cubic yard of concrete were laid linear feet of piling were driven, and of timber and plank used in platform, grillage, 8S2.000 feet, B.

were Used, aad iron anchor 61,000 pound. THB TOTAL KXPXWDITUBC cannot be accurately Vaown while so miirb. remalus to be done, but the etimtie of the contractor, Dillon, Civdo 4s give a toial or $696,070, or 1286 per running foot, of which the Drinciual Items are for retaining walla. brickwork In arches, rock excavation, earth excavation. wrought iron, $411,600.

It ts expected that bv the earlv liart oi BcDtember next the local rapid transit trains will be running ob either side of tbe- regular through Depot will be constructed at vsrinus points for tha accommodation of local traffic Home apprehension 1 felt on account of dc fective ventilation In ti tunnel caused by insufficient bat it i hoped tbi will not prove serious. li 8EBI0U8 OFFENSE. Poatntkster at Soottsvllle under Arreat. it tramthe Rochester Jernoerat of today Some time past complaint have been made that certain trregalaritie were prevalent id the SootUviile mall. These lrrego-larltle have been of various kind, and tbey were nearly all laid upon tbe Koch ester office.

It was claimed that the dlfficultle ware -in thlsffioe and war not attributable to the carelessness or criminality of any employee of tbe Scflttaville office. Not long dnoa a letter containing fifteen dollar wa sent through inicjrto a lauy in Bcottaviiie. lt waa detained tor ten day and finally arrived at It proper destlnatian. Tbe amount of- money contained In it was all tight, but It was evl-aent'tli letter had been opened and 5 staxiD cr aoaW. CdmDlalnt wa atade In rerard to thi.

and It wa diwslded to make aa inveatlvatloa Into th matter. Special Agent McDanold, who has repeatedly done excellent work to tbi vicinity, came on for tbe purpose of looking op tha ease. Tbe Poetmanar at Scotuville John Croft-Ma amen who ha occupied a prominent position In that village for many By occupation be a merchant tailor and tbe postoAiee, which be hi had charge for. some -time, kept fo hi store. He baa tor a long time been actively engaged ia politic and ha always, taken a deep interest in matter esaaeoted with the publi lalswi nd weirare.

ax a tew monio past reporu ior Mkonef order received and paid at fat omee have been Irregular and Mr. McDanold. having a commission from tb department to In- gulre into the matter, went up there ostanai. ly for that purpose only, Oa Tuesday laat he put up aad despatched at this oflloa 1 Vwo'BBOot-'irrrBBa, one relsMMd and th other put np in com. mon envelope, both containing marked The registered letter was placed in tbe bcotta-vtlle bag, but marked Boottsvilie, Ky.

It wa returned a few day: afterward, but had been opened. A flve-ooitar bill or the marked money was gone and a fresh bill occupied Its place j- Mr. AteDaaoid told Mr. Croft he eaiMt deposit his money-order surplus fnnd wltjh tbe depositing offioe at ayraeuae by Monday Sresterday). On Hatnrday he made op another ecoy regiitered letter and tent lt to Bcotts-vllle directed to Jno.

F. Watson. One of th4 clerk id tbe RocbesUr office, waaeeat tin to peraonatc tb maa to whom th tenter vra directed, Yeaterday MrrOroft sent down his surplus moo to lorwaruea i ik. it.Tuuuibrraaltinr omee. aad oa beioar Lepenedher by Air.

McDanoid, twaaty-Sv dollar were found to be of rax auaw swssti (rat Ifi tbe decoy package. In the meantime, Mr. Wilson bad put. In appearance at the gcottsvill office and demanded the registered letter Xcnt to Joba F. Wstaoa.

He wa told -tbt tbe bill for the letter had arrived bat the letter itself had not eone. Afterward Mr. Croft aaid a letter directed to that name had come opened and be had taken ft opto ble house see to the matter. went and got It, returning In a short time with the amount of money twenty-eeven dollars, all eorreot. Tha awaaey.

however, was not the same that bad been sent ap from tbe citv. The eve lope had been opened by inserting aomeihing under the flap aad loosening tbe mucilage. Mr. McDanold and Deputy United Stat Marshal Curtis tbOPn.proeeeded to Scott-ville and took Mr. Croft taut custody.

They returned last evening sod Mr, Croft wa presented before United State- ComtnHtionrr Gilbert at hie office la tbe Arcade. Mr. Crort waived: examination aaa tna, auau will ba further disposed ot looay. ELECWOI fit BBJQADIB.GE3EgAL. --( Prom the Rochester bmTmoerrtof teemey, Last evening the field oMcer of tbeTwen-ty-enh Brigade met at tbe arsenal to aleet to fill the vacancy caused rZs of Oenrtsl Brlnker to tho i7he.th DiviMoa.

ftu npon Mjor William H. offlcerldus honored Is en- who. ilii devote ada aUeatioa and ear to the iuter-Znlot tb brfgwJ UDStinttngly. and Hi has atntrge It cannot fail to enjoy a period ei greet Sid inweasing prosperity. We cer.Bije tbeoflioer upon tneir choice, tbe mrt- (V.r ItetrgondrbrtuB in eunn; ''c, Da Col.

ChU C. llarlem Ohio Miss iSa Mil St. 3.1 MiL St. P. pref AA Toledo Wab'h.

Union 74 Pacific Mail XHX U. Tole. 74 St. joe a. Joe.

nref. Adams Am. M. U.lSx. State Ex WelU, i'argo A Co 10.80 12.80 2-311 A.M.

P.M. P. M. 138X WO VKRIVMKlfTH. S.

S'S Of "81 S.S-20'S '64 aS-20's'66 lie 119X 122 124 126K 126 118 117X 11 122X 12A.i 126 11 9X 118 8.4-20's '6, new aio-to's S. new 6 per cent 8. S'S, Currency GOLD. 9.00 10.08 10.30 11.00 1AW 12.88 2.00 2.80 3.00 A.M. A.M.

A.M. A.M. M. P.M. P.M.

P.M. P.M 117X H7X 117X 117X 117X 117X 117X 117X PRKtSa REPORT. Exchange long, 487 short, 490X. Gold at 117'. Governments actives and little State bonds are quiet and steadv.

Stocks ac and unsettled. Monev at 2 to ix. New York, June 223:30 M. Exchange long 487S, short iMOX. Gold closed at 117tf117.

Governments dull strong. State bonds quiet. Stocks are active steady. Money offered at 1. MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Its Fort. The new schr. W. H. Rounds, built Tonawanda, was In the harbor this morning receiving her outfit.

She presents a fine appear ance. A Fleet Coming. There are now on th downward passage' from Chicago forty sail ves sels, among which are the schooners Michigan, J. Hutchinson, Richard Winslow, David Vance, F. Bruce, and San Diego.

Got Off. Th Canadian propeller Columbia, which got ashore between tho lower Detroit River, Thursday night, was pulled off late Friday evening by the tug Hector. Good Freight. The schooner Cambria chartered at Detroit Saturday to carry a load lumber from Collins' Inlet, Georgian Bay, to Cliatham, at $8 in gold, free of lighterage, This Is what might be called a good freight, considering the times. Body Washed Ashore.

The body of a sailor came ashore Friday, June 18th, about four miles east ot Black River. Height about Ave feet six inches; had on an oil cloth coat, pants and vest, latter were brown had on two shirts made of ladies' cloth an old Jack knife was found in his pocket. The remains were buried by the citizens living near where they came ashore. Had a com forter tied around his neck. Large Cargoes.

The steamship C. J.Ker shaw and schr. A. B. Moore oleared from Milwau Friday, the former with 63,000 bushels and the latter with 57,000 bushels wheat The schr.

Mich igan also cleared with 54.000 bushels wheat. Total amount of the three cargoes 164,000 bushels wheat Teasels Passing; Detroit. Detroit. June 219.40 P. M.

Parsed Dd Props Ara-vle and consort: schrs Elizabeth Jones, Bolivia, Siberia, Jessie Beck, Wawanosh, Ganges. Down Props Atlantic, Germania; scars Shandon, Emerald. wino aoumwesi; rresn. Detroit, June 2212L06 P. M.

TJr Prons East Sasrinaw and tow. Crais-: sohrs Louisa No Tilden, Oak Leaf, La Petite, 3 Foster, Down Props Props Asia, California, City of Fre- I mnnL Vanderbilt, Brickhcadand tow, Vulcan and 1 raft, Torrent and raft, Keweenaw schrs Persia, unampion, aan uiego, maris Ataxun, uneonta, Minor. Wind West; rain. Vessels Passing Welland Canal. We are indebted to Cant.

E. P. Dorr for the fol lowing list ot vessels passing through the Port Colborne lock, for the 48 hours ending at 6 o'clock une 21: WESTWARD. Prooeller Lake Ontario. Montreal to Dulnth Enterprise, Port Dalhousle to Cleveland.

Hark li cove.Thorald to Milwaukee: Rein deer, Oswego to Chicago. acotorem vv mte.r-on tjoioorne to L'leveiana. Schooner Monterey. Fair Haven to Chicas-o: lonua. jnontcaun.

uswejro to ao: ave ureac Toronto to Ashtabula; Ogden, Ogdensbnrg Cleveumd; Denmark, Kingston to Toledo; Bathbun, Sweepstakes, Toronto to Cleveland; Hat-tie Howard, Oswego to Detroit; Mary, Toronto to Port Stanley. iinrw A ki. Propeller Swallow, Port Hope to Ogdensbnrg van Allan, Chatham to Toronto; Columbia, Milwaukee to Kingston: Uncom. Chioaao tost. Catharines; RoMrtson, Collingwood to Thor-ald City of St.

Catharines, Toledo to MontreaL Barge Albany, Port Hep to Ogdensburg; Lisgar, Chicago to Kingston. Mark Louisa, Kingavilie to Clayton; Sweden, Toledo to Kingston. 1 Schooner Marvbargs. Ulevelsna to Toronto: Montana. Bav Citv to Ctavton: Anna Craig.

Dun can City to Collins Bay. Lake Freights. BUFFALO, June 22. Charters: Schrs Grandy, Sheldon, and Hubbard, coal to Chicago at 66c schr Gibson, salt to Erie ai 5c bbL; fchr On ward, coal to Saeioe at 600; achr Bentley, coal.Cleveland to Chicago at 60o; schr Rossia, coal to Milwaukee at 60c; schr Miami Belle, brimstone to Toledo ai 60c ton; to.b; schr Ouelpb, 1 loads ship-pbuk from Wallaceburg to Black Rock at 4 M-oa mUi oh Carringw, Osrfowl to Dunkirk at 8c each; achr FarwelL cement and stone, 900 for load. i Chicago, June 1.

Charters! To Baffalo Schr Vanderbilt, I Wilcox, Brooklyn, wheat at 2Xc: prop Idaho, wheat and corn through; schr Clark, oats on p. t. To Ogdensbnrg Schr Lven. eorn at 8c. Total capacity Wheat.

96.000 corn, 80,000 ,009 bu. TbeMeasa- er Pridgeon Davidson, Montgoiuerr. and barge Guiding Star, were engaged for S-VOOO bbls. salt from Bay city to cnicago iasv bin. MiLWAtrKBBv June 19.

Charters To BaOals Scbr Oliver Mitchell, wheat at 3c. Detroit. June 19. Wheat Oswego at SKo. Very little Inquiry for tonnage.

Charters: Schr Cambria, Jumber, Georgian Bay to Chatham, 1 3 00 1 .111 1. 1 is, uiuwi, ijravwii mm sold, free of lisrhterasre: nron airbauaa, luraiier, a Bay City to Chicago at II 66; Sui Detroit to Buffalo att for pipes, and $4 for bbia. I rise, staves, Imports at BulBtlo. The fbUowtfig show the receipts of a ear, gram and live stock by Lake, the Lake Shore Railway and tha International Bridae, for the a hour ending at naen todays ay IsaKe. Metwtr Jfruutc Total.

Flour, bbl 1,754 2,608 u. 8,158 Wheat, Corn, bu Barley, ba IY 'Lumber. 114,908 Seed, bn 700 Lead, pica Br Laxb The following show th export of i artiate aasned for the past 24 hoarsi Coal, tons 6,480 Cement, bbla 10 Bv KAUBOA9IV theathonra dlagataeoa today i SMp'a thro' by City Ship- a Shore R. wuruZ Toted. Wheat, be ,80 11,300 18,208 1 4111 46,711 Barsay, ba 4u 480 BT Ebib Cab ax, for the 24 boar ending at I VOMtVOmHOm.

Mil A. Flour, Wheat, Com, OaU, Barley, Rye oush. buh. bush. bmsi.

tmsh. bush Troy ro ausat Lociport uvO Total 89921 4182a Wnmber of arrivals ........37 Number of elearanee 83 Amosmt of toUa (4J50 OS IB Stobb A Naw ons; The followingshews tn ssnnr-T -r- inun iwiiMimi lora: i -t 't. 1 1H76. Wheat, ba Cora, ba OatAba 742,72 Barlev.ba I.l8 48.231 FcasTba M- taltbu Total. I 75,980 2,800 1,200 78,980 117,465 9,000 2,200 150.055 5,600 400 1LM0 400 409 Cattle, No.

1,06 Ai'o 8,158 Hons, No ea so BOeepi 1,020 1X75. 187A 773,797 6o.7!7 Ut 874 65,4.12 Vif ssLsay 1 of ar, I i I or off, of 7 I 1 1 Barnes, Bancroft Co. r. lav March last we gave an account of tbe Important Improvement to be made In the ex-' tensive buildings occupied by Messrs. Barnes, Bancroft the heavy dry-goods dealers, No.

200, 283, 364 and 366 Main Street. This Improvement, as we stated at tbe time, will constat of the erection of an entire new front, avs stories in height, to be wholly of iron and glass, and finished after this most ap- proved style of modern architecture. -Work upon the new front waa commenced Teatarday, will be driven with all despatch, aod completed In the very shortest possible time. Gangt of men are employed rrom nair-past threeVcloek la the morning until nine In the meantime the business of the firm will not be materially! interrupted. An entrance to the main store in the rear has been mad through the store formerly bceupled by D.

Benson, So. 368 Main Street, and a close partition erected between that and tbe part upon which the workmen are engaged, so that no Inconvenience is expenencea oy cwitomera. There is also an entrance to tbe "Wholesale department from the rear on Pearl Street. The firm is as well prepared to attend to the wants of patront as ever, and hope to see all their friends. jj The Chnrch-Home FettlTal.

We hop oar readera have all mad up their minds to patronize the Church-Home Festival, at some time during the afternoon or evening of tomorrow. Such as may not be able tor attend, eaa, tend a substitute in the shape of a green-back "denomination optional iwith the sender, bat the larger the better. We shall b- much disappointed if this Festival does not prove a success in all respects. i The President of the Festival aollciU the ureal abundant supply of flowers, meats, cakes, fruits, to be tent to the Home to vestibule of SU Paul's Church, to- morrow morning. A 'I Two Bio Trout.

We am Indebted to Meters. Jones, Stafford A Co. for two of the Mggeet and most beautiful speckled trout that ever gladdened the of man through bis eyesight. Thevmust have weighed nearly (If not over) three pounds ny jtXt, singls one mad a very satisfying course of fish for half-a-doien persons. With "them came the, assurance that they were wild fish," a statement that was not oouotea when their delicious flavor was gaa-.

'troaomle discussion. Tbe least return that can make for thlt aveeeptabl present besides thanks) Is to commend to the patronage of our readers tbe en- terprlttnf concern whence it came. Every daUeaey that can be brought in good order to this market, in the way ot fish, game, fruit, eaa always be obtained at reasonable vrloa from Messrs. Jones, Stafford 4V No. SM Mala street, wnere uiey uavo uiuucu a tort of Fulton ataraet in miuiaturr.

a Tm Troubadours. The ooiapany known .1 th ''luiTTroubadourslmadelfl appearance at tbe Academy of Music last eve-1 nlsg before a large audience, the lower portion the house having been well filled. The troupe consists of Messrs, Salisbury, John Wsbster. E. Marble, the latter a ton of the one famoul Baffalo actor, Dan Marble, S.

B. Reed, and Misses Nellie McHenry and Katie Wilton. The performance are similar la character to those of the famous Yokes family and, though the Troubadour may not be considered a finished in: their representations as th Yokes brotborsi and itatera, the entertainmenta given' by tbetn ar extremely enjoyable, aa all present last evening will bear testimony. In fact, i a better-pleased ttaalienee, aa It seemed, 1 seldom gathered in say plaoe of amusement. Another very attractive bill ia offered by ahe Troubadours Car thi evening.

rjQOWS noR A BoeG. Laat evening about ttaZf-P ix o'clock, jan. accident at Ing. of a to a I i i I I of $10 09 added. AT XATIOITAL STOCK YARDS, ERIK R.

Doty, Illinois steers 18 1090 $6 15 Same, do 18 1026 6 16 Same, do 19 1009 6 .06 BHIIP and LAMBS Receipts today 1,200 head, making the total supply for the week, thus far, 7,200 head, against 6,800 bead for the same last week, and 11,800 head for the earn time last year. The market opened moderately active yesterday at weak last week's prices. The bulk the sales quoted were made yesterday. Today the market is weak, and full off from last Tuesday's prices. Quality about equal to those of last week.

About 4,000 head sold. The following were the principal transactions Seller. Super. Nativity, head. to'C Price.

Swope to Church, lnd. sheep 204 84 113 86 20 6 00 6 62 6 60 4 90 4 76 Same to same. coarse 86 Same to Hollis, Ohio sheep Same to same. Mich, do ..217 112 82 80 88 89 74 92 84 116 92 89 100 Same to Burke, Ohio do Same to same, do Ffeffer Windsor Bros, vens, Indiana do 240 20 to Ste- 174 4 00 4 60 4 46 6 16 6 26 6 26 fl 86 4 90 6 10 4 87K 4 45 4 87X 4 25 87X name same, uu ns Same to Van Wert, do 189 Sidnar to Hollis, Ohio do. 215 Same to same, do 223 Clemens to same, mixed 209 Pringle to same, do 446 Kerr, Taylor A Co.

to same, do .225 Same to Tnlly, do 176 Same to Scott, do 210 Same to Van Wert, do ....166 Mitchell to Crocker, do 117 Kimball Bros, to Bishop, do 55 Reynolds A Co. to Xutky, Mis- souri do culls 450 Hogs Receipts today, 700 bead, making the total supply for the week, thus far, 8,888 head, against 7,980 head for the same tima last week, and 7,400 head for the corresponding week last year. The market Monday opened moderately active. Sato for th day were about 1,200 head at all kinds, with Yorkers at 87 00, 87 S57 tlXl and (elected heavy hogs $7 2S7 SO. Today the market Is quiet and about 608 head disposed of.

Yorkers at 8 7: 007 25; heavy, 7 250 80, tjps. Six cars unsold, majority heavy. Rates on Live Stock Testerdar both the N. Y.C. AH.R.

and Erie Railway, the following rate on live stock went into egeot: From Buffalo to Albany, 21c per hundred; Buaaio to New York, Sac per hundred; from Chicago to New York, (through rate) toe pef hundred. Tbe for. mer rates were Buffalo to Albany, 16c; Baffalo to New York, 20c; Chicago to- New York, (th rough rates) 40c. H'. Wantr REOEirra at Lake Pokt The ssUowuig are th reoaipts ot and grata at the undermentioned lake ports, for the week ending Ins IB- 1B751 1our, Wheat, Corn, Oats, Barley, Rye bu.

bu. bu. bu. 1 bu. bu.

412S8 229948 893861 287 4888 2089 Milw'kee. 82481 70154 10249 8857 470 860 Toledo 1408 108527 160941 88672 6098 88000 9085 17944 Clevel'ad. 8008 19000 778 21750 76000 Total -1042781170010 881827.894189 6369 S419 Frev.w'k.U1131 lffltie 619681 Saoo6 962 8667 nnr.wltAlOUUHB 141H97V IHSSttW 689238 S0SS 7111 PO. lH73.ait.181 1466924 1723608 768618 16470 88002 Do. 1872 88704 694018 1810894 1032067 11483 18602 Estimated, Weexlv SHiPstBirra a Lakb Forts.

The following shows toe snipatent ot sear aad grata for tne-weea taraius; use mm aojo. i Plour, Wheat, Com, OaU, Bewtey, Rye bw, bu. bu. 41051 6BS1 iiOKMO 161366 4WI1 800 Milw'fce. 864 64878 1472 7326 878 3 146U28 14791 6269 17808 119 Duluth-.

120U0 7608 100096 136IW4 12800O7 234176 6X01 HIS Prev.w'k-116492 192WM1 229a2 121608 821 2G61 Cor.ws.T4. 91708 1788484 16e87 4858(7 4398 4416 COMPARATIVE KBCBrPTB AT LAKE POKTB. Tbe following shows the comparative receipts of flour and grain at tbe none of Chieaao, Mill kee. Toledo. Detroit, aad Cleveland, from Dec 1874, to sad incuidisg Jan 19, 1878, ia the years FlmtrjbblitZJtT'M WheaL3m X9280 1546,797 6,271,899 Corn, bn 27302,023 Cora, 27302,023 BLSMa 94,708 Barley, oa iashuae tM.iu Bye, 2420 67SV674 XsV208 Total, 05,783,726 nnfrAEAim SHinmniT Lixi Pokt.

Tbe following show She arareaate ahipassits of Boar and each varietyefgraia froaa the pens of cnMHKBtt, jsinnaises, jwwu mama zweoa srom Dec 2d, 1874, to and inclndiag nne 19, 1M76, and fol i eorreBoaauur neruHi in ibo rear imueaiea 187. 171 im Flour, 28M 157,014 L4502 Wheat, ba .15.938.057 2.823,SI 13.iy.004 "A426.414 Corn, ba.0,499,017 Oats, 6,171 ,109 Barley, 7s0367 L2M4.194 Bye, ba i S46A Cebsval cbop Movebeitt at Labs Fosrra xouowmganow toe movemea af onr uu) mia iBelndinsr the receints at sum. Miniia. Toledo. Detroit.

Cleveland, and Amiliin, from an, Rat, wa tun, xm, leiu niHl for about tlx eorres ponding period la th yean M7A-8. 1873-4. tvmMi l87c-. wm-a. mjmfm 4,84471 Wheat, bat 73JW7JU 42.8KS.

as.Cd3.ini Cons, bn.t,SlL571 48,256.274 Oats, bu biKil IS. li.wl,0'3 UJm, SBtiwia lMMtt itamv Total, bi74i2 UsaMrtTA Uimtyiua quite aerKlh? nature oecarreu Niagara i practical ana progressive wtiruciion. named Mr. PorUr I four o'clock a little boy named James "were ridlna, became frigbteneo" he point animal having become perfectly unmange ble, luceeeded in overturning the vehicle- Jadie were thrown to the Mrs. UTtiin.il..

w.hiol. Per The. Coronar Aiauudtnger will held an inquest. ter received several eat about the bead, which Ths parenU of til Jeoead rwde oa Fulton JXIs I bead Street, re -THE vere dressed by Dr. C.

Ll Dayton, Cbaae was everely bruised about the and shoulders. It was fortunate that the sults were not even mora serious. Capbt TBia ErXNDf The seeond annual promenade concert and hop by tbe City Qoard CadeU will take place thi eve- Blag at tha parlors of Co. and will, Tkebadb 9 spsut urrtstoa Afr.Exr Commehcemint. The fonrtk annual iiuimenoemettt of Prof.

H. C. WU-itantv' Jteadomy for Boy. JJo. 813; Main B7 apudaa 5 1 course, prove an enjoyable affair, as the young gentlemen of the rganlastion bav made every preparation suitably to receive and their goetta, Stiff Felt hat.

Ab extesisiv varietyot I aaia hv Street, will take place thi wrieel will begin eight Celock, Tbe 1TAU Btreet, T. Building." mrwufaisn HAKAI 0JUf mi jsm. a sy -9 7-77 4 -j -tit AF 1 few".