The Buffalo Express, 1869-07-17

              buffalo express vol xxiv saturday july 17 18s9 no 8031 lawlessness irish laborer on the kaaipagc near pouktakerpslr—a mil itary force called out by ihe sheriff trouble at binc binc ac a ike i'ocghkkkvsit july 10 there ie much excitement here growing out of the welch swindle sheriff ken worthy haa attempt ed several times to attach his property at i'leaaaiat valley but the irish laborers to tho number of seventy-ii «■<■ or one hundred have resisted him the military kaa been ordered to report to the sheriff forthwith and a riot is believed to be imminent as the irish at pleasant valley seven milea from here are organized for resistance apt ! hamhereatet with company b twenty j first regiment will respond with forty , men and thirty rounds of ball cartridge ! the company ii now assemblin-j at the ar j mory bmou at hin i a number of convicts in tu juarry at sing sing prison refused to work any hmf er yesterday and were locked up to day many more were locked up and tbe prison authorities entcitain emm of a general r 1-ellion at noon to day another convict escaped from tbe cabinet shop ol the prison new york martliim effect of im lrgal kai.l on wall street brokers leavinc the state lar tils preparing for 0m in ternational rare c f ac ac he vokk uly it be nann'r of the brokers mmm m the • harge of usury and bade in the hum of ri-.lhttt each a'ro tm wbmi david m i'.obinnou kuhsell sage 1i thipps ed ward i jones lucius 1 van huskirk it tt hawmb harlesa manr the war rants in-tii.'d fir the arrest of itheru mdi t ed have uot yet lieen executed a*j the of licers have not been able to tiud the desiz nated mmm it is rumored that some of them ha\e left tbe state toawiid arrest the arrest create great excitement in wall street btt i mill k p ibson a mmmm at the board of hrokers and of the firm ol i ulgate a c*ib n.iii died to mtff \ pi,i ow 1 t'k the hark warrior ' apt winn from havana now at this port reports her cap tain and vme meß in the hospital at havana with yellow fever three m whom died | the reinaiuder are convalescent btkmmmtm hkat the mercury at *, i m marked ik in tbe shade there has lieen several mmi mt aim htroke a tnunder shower cooled the air towards evening hki.mo.m beats this afternoou in the superior court thu case of o'mahoiiy against august ixmont hanker was disposed f the a tion mm for uie recovery <>'. 520,,t,1il in gold depos ited by the plain till to the credit of one o leary who did not collect the same it was for fenian purposes as is supposi d tho court decuh d that tbe cvid.iiee was clear that such am unt was deposited by the plaiutill and that he was entitled t its mmmmmmmi a mmfw wm a.p_|snnted by the i in t j h'lltlmr the trotting match on tho fashion routse mile heats l in i m harness be tween i'udd doble's oldsmith mail and haplins t'eo talmer was won by odd smith maul under a pull in 2:2,1 2:24 2£tt ioulsniith maid's b[>eed is improv ing vat'llts i'itk.raßin mm thk wqiahbi mmttß the yacht sappho is having an entire dew iet of rigging mauufactured out of the best straw hemp and will not m 3 tor kng land till about the mfmm tbe yacht me teor was put on the hydraulic aoefc tliis af ternoon and will have a bad keel ailded ba her present one to help stillen her on her legs which will also delay her sailing for kuglan.l thk masi hoi i'isahter ffll'thiim tuither is known regarding the killed or burned of tbe mast hopr disaster the wounded are reported mmmg well a « on.hit inquest was to take place this afternoon at lackawaien the injuries of the flagman are more nerioun tbnn at tirst aupposed and it is feared that they may terminate fatally name i ll imm hv order of the legislature tht town of rmm i live m the island ti cape i'.re ton will im known hereafter as i'urt ha*t **"■ a washington the vrr-ior las * on lin in l till october by lonseiit indian hostilities renewed ik &■-., he wawvsni july m owing to th importaiivc m tlu uestions involved in tb verger case the attorney general haa en tered into written stipulations with phili k carlisle for the purpose of initiating pro ccediugs by which these i-uentions will i brought in-fore the supreme court in oct ber next for consideration and adjudiei tion meantime the application to th chief juntice it suspended without preju dice to the petitioner the district attorney in mississippi directed to facilitate any proceedings necc aary iur the presentation of the case to tb supreme court the attorney general authorized by the president to say that n sentence of a military commission will i ■ earned into etft-ct save that which ma ** i>e necessary to the safe custody of the priso er this arrangement meets with the a probation of the chief justice mmmmtmß on the war l'atlf the apache indians have just capture tbe two last mails between la mesil new mexico and tucson arizona whi being the third mail captured by them within eight days they killed two dri vers and wounded the third they have kill many men on this route within the last yea and have taken many mails from la messili to tucson a distance af three hundred miles there is not one mile that is safe to travel oat account af the apaches nor haa it been since the organization of arizona territory a subsequent dispatch gives the names of the drivers killed aa e-rtivan and reyes and siaxes that the mails arc badly torn up and scattered around and the mail bags are gons mba the executive mansion is nearly de aerted a german society from the saen gerfest gave a bnef concert in the east room to a few listeners during the day l&ased ol*t tbe revenue otlicers of philadelphia with the aid of the marines have been making another raid on the illicit distilleries in tbe bichtnon i district this time completely cleaning them out no particulars 5w rrkrenit the new fifteen cent currency will be ready for issue by monday night thk red ml gen sherman directs tbe commanding g nereis to furnish all the needful military escort to the commissioners of indian af faire in their tour of inspection for the pur pose of tbe reaerrations about to be made revoked the order designating gen ekin to act aa quartermaster general during the ab sence of gen meigs has been revoked and cos mcf<kraa aa-jaoriud instead tns wsatuea tea-eia has baaa tha warmetrt of the aaa aaa tha eatußßaasa-ar ia the hade ranging froa.bb i tha aaksswag tom at 2p m aad 101 at 4 o'clock ssraral caata of un a__sr_ha s aaaa tm motmz an reported but a**t chiatiku tbs asveils rommmom baa baan rocei ed at the rer an bona from tmasssiii of tbe capture of ao ox waftm ia tha mountains of rock county loaded with whiaky from aome il licit distillery in < ieorgia the owner of the team waa selling whiaky from the wagon to all who wanted to buy when tbe revenue officers overhauled this perambulating whiaky mill and the proprietor abandoned his team and took to tbe woods his nam ia allen the team consisted of two pair of oxen it waa taken poaeessi'-n of ■-■■ ' waa subsequently recaptured from the of ficers and the oxen scattered through the woods the whisky in the wagon was poured out on the ground and the wagon abandoned ■ i.iuk jacob kberle tm mmmmh mm arrested and held to bail in mm for selling wine made in imitation of champagne and put in bottles in imitation 11 foreign vmm without tax having been paid john k wilson who was arrested in ctica on his own confession and brought last ni-ht m this city for complicity in tbe ocean ban mil 111 i gives what be pretends to be a circumstantial account of the affair lb sa his accomplices were cbas forrest l acl henry kergnsot and says they failed jto divide the plun-b r according to agtee ' ment hence hia disclosure j the greater part of hib story ap|*ear i straightforward and probable but some in cidents are so glar.ngly improbable as to i throw doubt on the whole l**-tectivea i discredit him and some believe bun only insam . ba ■ still in custody uik mummmm ua to midnight no intelligence had been recehed from the marshal's deputies and force of bmrbm mm to djipmm ulonel kyan's tiilibu.-ters on i irdiner's island kl:-'.n'al piichard i i'e hart has been appointed consul at santiago de i üba cable news lord party's pretest against the iri*h i'liureli kill if ac 4c i.ont.i>n july i.i.—the timet '. day has an e*lit*.rial on tin action taken l.y the house of i iiromnni la-^t evening it says the bill will go hack to the h..use of lords in almokt it original ha the ('. minions : have dec-i'le-l that the amum linen ts adopted i t,y the lord are iiicoiirtihteut with the bill and there is n mm t believe the ctmp m will mifmar if the 1-or.ln k rhist a oddinaß mmat aiiaiw which will result in tin paylai milialiii and n-uewal al the bwhi with fiercer ... t rii.inatioii t carry it through tha t not traats that the < mservative poa * •** ill ba content with the presentation ot kari derby's prote.-t which oaaga allows them tad not cuntmuc their ftppgwthpn to the li.ll iii i'k-ij-lt is talnksr ijwimmin july lli.—meetinga uf mmt peo ple li bopjmrt of tlie ( '< minimis on the irish drank lull ci'iitiuue to ba held m mim parts f the x ingilmn i.iiin bright haa i-ten unanimously elected uiembci al the atheu:i-um club the kefonn league contemplate an indig natiou demon.titration agaiust the 1i of i/ords " ihm'f parw fuly 17 it was stated to-day thai i'lllault and st i mmtni will tm mem bers of the new cabinet portfolio have baaa afland to three of the mmmi men ht the oppcattioa party | m coulier i hkely to accept the prc-'i deney of the senate for a time it in thought however that be will ba asked to return t the ministry again the '/'■ ■-./•* says that the party if the left demand a dissolution and reorganiza tion nf the prefect as express conditions of the acceptance of oißaa a i ui"i k vikxha iuly 16 tfca biabop of lib has refused the hmyanrt'i amnesty,ami hats decided to tjubiiiit t.i the seutcacc inip-jaed int i i.'-i l>i losnon july 16 ihe protest against the irish huv.li bill by karl derby is signed by f.'rty-seven nf the i'eers it wm entered agaii'st thi bill on the ground that it looked to the crance of church and state a voteot unrecognized by any country in lurope the adoption of the bjll would encourage the designs of those who wibt such severance ext iided through out thu tinted kingdom together with a resumption of grants and the confiscation of property the protest further states that the pas mm vi thd bill was undoubtedly a stretch ol the power of i'arlianjent which shakes ■ mahm vi all property and especially that renting on parliamentary titlr the protest set b rth the impossibility of putting the disestablished disendowed church on tha footing and rgauuat.i*m of the catholic and that this grievance eaus d the i n-th i'rutestauts,alienation from the luyal mlmrtm of tbe throne and stimu lates the mmmi of tbe ( a'.houcs gov walker ii i krcrptn-n at hi ugh niton—ll l r ply in hie ailsrra of wt-lc-ju uim-hamfn s v duly ic—gov gilbert c walker of virginia arrived here laat evening aud was serenaded by the forty-fourtn kegiment hand and a urge body of citizens the ma or com mon council and tlie tircinen participated linlge hansom hiiinni ma*:\e a speech ol welcome and gov walter in res-poise spoke of the greeting he had received from hi old friends as more haltering to him than any sucoes he hhi achieved he claimed that iis election in virginia was j the triumph of the pri icy of grant and of ' the reconstruction measures of tontress over carpet-baggers who had no interest no the state the demon juration wan in no sense political the < overnor will proba bly remain here several rlaya railroad slaughter list of tho injuird n<-»r i.awn nri kan im i.n ilfli st lmmt-mi 10 the i'-morrat has a special from lawrence kaunas wbic ontains thu following complete list of th m a wounded by the accident to an ex eursion tr:'u nt ar t-awrence ou the i4t instant : . . , j |». herkimer cencral crinteiidi uf the st 1.0i.h and indianapolis driia slightly j w perkins president oi ti kauk um'oinmerco al cleveland alightl prank kurd did knginctr of the cleve laud columbus and cincinnati kailroa n^ly boalc wound m basal otherwise sen ou&lv but not fatahv injured ; k s fliu superintendent of tame road slightly ; lv dan hills,-of same road wounded gmm tbe head and otherwise injured bu not dangerously ; k king treasurer cleveland columbus and indianapolis road right arm fractured j c moves freight am i.t of indiajiapoli-i and st louis road badly but not supposed fatally injur ed mmtm nojes of st louis slightly titju iraft of the terre haute kqprasa injured about the head and shoulders j l heaeh of lank of terre haute badly bruised and jammed fk w hanua at torney of indianapolis and st louis road left leg hurt and otherwise bruised wm mac it of terre haute bad wound on nose and face yen coburu of indiana slightly injured l«en harnett of cleveland se riously injured roderick king slightly hurt joseph ilarnard conductor l*adly hurt james koberts colored orter for a party badly hurt and burnt a hrakcinan supposed to be fatally injured charles hick cleveland slightly injured h n johnson of the cle\eland ilraul a slight fracture of the ami oscar trow briilge president a the cleveland colnm us and indiana central railroad slightly hurt in tbe back steve uusaell porter of the superintendent ot the kaunas pacific road badly injured co cobb vincenoes lnd slightly injured prof wilber vin oenues lnd alightly injured mrs wd ber vincennes lnd shtthtty injured ■ mmmmmtrnt ah ihf.nt special to the he/ru/du-an from ls salle 111 states that another collision oc curred between two freight trains on tbe chicago bask island 4 tacitic road one mile weat of peru this morning resulting in the demolition of nine cars destined to omaha and the-breaking-rf ane._tiai number of freight cars bound east and doing consi derable damage to both engines nobody hurt fatal aividxnts on the rom pacific sidney station july 16 a paasengei train on the cniou pacific railroad which left omaha on wednesday morning met with a serious accident yesterday at ante lope station about 4-jomilesfrom omaha in consequenoe of the washing away of an embankment the engine two baggags cars and three passenger cars were thrown from the track and completely broken up i two persona were killed the hreman mel ' villa shears of michigan and a passenger i named john dowyer of enunemabarg md the engineer and two paaaangera alexander wagataff of st i/mie and i 5 steele of england were seriously in i are some workmen who were repairing i tl acks and paaaangera have been brought back lo jj atatwm which is about _£* mile east of the place of the disaster a similar calamity occurred eaat of thia point on tueaday one man being killed and sev eral injured the crops uiniii*ij of reports from i~ift ii nl see lon a clin ai;o july 16.—reports from the mid 11 portions of illinois say that last year's corn in cribs is rotting and spoiling in regard to the present condition of the crops the following summary is gathered from various sources which may be re garded aa a fair one there is an enormous breadth of mall grain planted and lia-1 there been no drawbacks it would have produced au unparalleled crop so much so that should it be damaged to tbe extent of over one half we shall still secure a good average crop the wheat crop in lowa wisconsin ne braska and minnesota is superb and in ex cellent condition the winter wheat in southern illinois has been ne\rly cat and is of an excellent quality and although the rain has retarded the stooking there is no cause for alarm central illinois especially along th illinois entral chicago burling ton k ',- i:i railroads has suffered the iir.-t the rain having fallen in the section in torrents and deluged the country to auch and extent that the use of reaping machines is entirely out of the question tbe farmers in that section have a tough time of it wading to their knees in mud tn ing to save what they can with grain cradles the cry that comes from that sec tion should not lead any one to infer that such a state of things is general in northern illinois grain looks very well and promises a good yield in regard to corn under the ml favorable circumstan ces it can scarcely be expected to y.cld more than two-thirds the average crop hut there will l>e an immense yield of oats miscellaneous 1 !. 11 1 pi i itrn of liirnl interest from lull .. t.t fulfils a dispatch from i>exinl*ton mo of the loth says a terrible tornado has just nrapt over lexington trees and fences were blown down iv every direction and reets blocked with wreck many houses were unroofed and otherwise damaged mmtd roofs were carried a distance of on liuudnd feet the gmkmaam newspapei oiiiee is a perfect wreck several houses were injured by hying timber brick shut ters etc no lives were lost m far at heard from tha damage in the city and country cannot be estimated at present i.rowing crops were prostrated and fruit trees destroyed mrs xli haverly of albany was yceter day arrested uuder a verdict of a ci-rouer jury charging her with the murder of hag i-laugbter'-i illegitimate infant ' >•*. mg to fre.|uent burglaries and tiling ut buddings in water ford the citi/.eiis then iire making movements toward the organi zation of a vigilance committee and a meeting for that purpose was held thurs day evening the chime of altar faatti and other prop erty stolen from the catholic church a i nflflm a week ago were f iuid thursday a tbe bottom of the mohawk liver the residence of wm hayncs a farmer in lirunswick l.-nsselear county mm roblied wednesday night by burg'ars cv i"hi in government bonds and siini ii giceubacke the lirst fatal case oi sunstroke sii:ce the iicatid term occurred at kic'iuioiid yestei day the thermometer indicate i'd i , the sh:ide the oriicial count of virginia at hcai niiarters shows walker's majority to ht il.ooo the thermometer at wilmington >". c , yesterday was ss c , and at augusta ia , bs - . ■ a lire in carter's bhip ymd belfast me , lid damage last night con aider - ble ship building material was lost telegraphic summary fraoa raananat amaaaom'i mmm new york nkw y.'kk july hi.—seven broke'-s were held in ■?'!(*«'.' each for trial for usury by judge cardozo to-day several otbe-s have been arrested this afternoon hid rcste tbe i'nited states marshal and distri.-t attorney for this district have lieen en powered to call on qem mcdowell f-»r tn-h>i>s and the admiral of the n.ivy ya 1 i r vessels if necessary to suppress cufafm lillibuster expeditions ± european i.on'ii-'n july hi in tha house of cafe i moiis la-it eveuiiii the irish church lull is 1 emended by the i'eers was taken up tje amendment giving glebe houses free ai hmlding charge aft.-r a smart di-liau mm rejected hy a vote of hi to j.'.t ami ti amendment granting glebes to catholic and presbyterians was negatived the times the tini'-t to-day has an editorial on toe actiou taken by the commons last evenii g it saya the bill will go back to theho\se of lords in almost ita original shape the commons have directed that the anierd ments adopted by the house of lords inconsistent with the bill and there is jtt tmmm to believe the * ommons will sun-un der at l.urgan in ireland on the 12th an oiange mob waa pelted with stones thi~y retaliated by uttitly destroying sevent«en houses occupied by the t atholics t-be woodwork of the buildings and the turn tare were then carried into the street and imiued order had been restored at;he lates d vices at sewry an orar-c hall was attached by a cathouc party the occults hced n their assadauts who were soon dm eu tl leaving three of their number on ihe field badly wounded items by telegraph john davis an important witness in he j express robbery case with which haymsn now in jail is charged was arrested in kentucky yesterday aud brought to c in j cinn.-vti he will be kept in jail until fhl trial of hay man a lire last night at the depot of the f-rie j & atlantic a oreat western k jl in cleveland destroyed twenty or thirty cars loaded with crude oil said to ik ion to rockefeller andrews 4 flagler clark payne a co critchley fawcett a co for eastern parties the total loss is between soo.ouo to 60,000 little if any in/ur auce the railroad loss is heavy the cause of the fire was probably from a u-mp in the hands of the train inspector the international convention of the young men's christian association at portland me yestesday was engage in discussing various tcpics ktsoiut'.ons were offered and referred relative to 9h\p9m ating the soldiers graves on sunday-^le tinmg the ■• imbrications of delegates t<%the next convention and with reference u th temperance question a special committee f three waa appointed to whom all eo lutions are referred without reatiiug morning and evening meetings are ki-ing held in churches and also out of df-ora i;eneral howard is present and takisg an active pari cat hill the new liovsanor if kew fonndland arrived at halifax from eng land last night ooteroor musgrov.i left to-lay for new york enroute to british columbia the cunard steampship icussia arrivjd at oueenstown thnradar at s:m p m •*- bhe left new york july tth at 9:24 p m thus making the shortest paasage on record on monday deputy pljeriff kilmer a-rved a writ of habeaa corpus on benjamin sates and edward fowler trustees of tbe soci ety of shakers at xew lebanon dec land ing the peraon of marion s u barb ar a child of nine years who it is allegjid by her mother is held by tha society arainst her inclination and will the writ wis re tainable before judge miller at chambers in hudaon friday after hearing t~ae ar gunuaita a special term order waa entered appelating jornelina easelatyne r^eree to take and report the evidence to v ludge millie m his ckaasbers 30th august next bythatemsof this eider the child ia left in cuetody at the shakers ad interim the relatiteato ham the privilege of v-^itmg the eh ild few hours each day utfl urt tinai hearing of tbe ease the railway disaster further details of the catafr trophe horrible llraili or a krw lork clergyman i'ukt jtkvi july 15.—the accident bb the krie railway ot:_iinwl at mut hope at 11:41 at nig ii t the extra freight tram so 39 wad going west and waa telegraph 1 to stop at jmaat hope ou the aide track and let trains no 7 and h pass the engineer whose name is griffin while waiting for tlie other trains laid down on the locomotive of the freight train and went to sleep when no 7 had pass ed he got apparently awake hia lireman said to him ■* what are you going to do in reply he pulled the throttle oi the en gine and started ahead at this moment aud before the engineer could answer tht ; question the express train came along and tlashiug at full speed against the locomotive and the tirst car of the freight train which [ was on the main track was thrown off the track the mail baggage amoking anil two day coaches and one sleeping coach were pded up on the locomotive taking tire from the engine and were consume.l 1 he last thtee coaches—there being eleven in the train—were saved all who were burued to death were i the smoking car where the greatest danger existed at the time of the collision the baggage ear waa driven nearly through tl entire length of the smoking car pinnin l __.__■ passeiage.-s between the seats and ren tiering them help-cis some being knocke senseless by llyinjr fragment mr iibson of leominster mass wh vies a p___oi.ri_y.-r on the train at the time o the ... tiit ays the terrible shock of th collision was the bat intimation the passen gem in the othei bibs had of tbe disaate ill course the motion of the train bein stopped by the upsetting of the engine a i ha time to get nut we did so ami mm liately went id t__.e smoking car and there a most horrible spectacle greeted us th rear end of the baggage car was crushin - the eight passengers who occupied seat i the furward part of it sn tirmly wedge ami jammed beneath the wreck were the that we could render them not the slighte assistance there the unfortunate u-ii lay groaning and beseeching us in the moa heart-rend ing accents to free them from tlieir horrible positions we strove hard to to -*.>■>. but having no axes or bars our effort ere useless and unavailing to inert 4 the horrors of the situation the baggage car bt lire and burned rap.diy th [ tongues of the spreading tlam y licking aud singing the mv tilated limbs of tbe poor creature this conflagration which was caused b i scattered embers from the engine v redouble our efforts to save th ns we approached the car and a - led a^ain and again to remove th n seats mam timbers but it waa nousc wedged in bis seat by tbe heap o n timber sat rev mr ilalleck o york perfectly unhurt but unable i o te hiiii.elf from the wreck jn accents and perfectly collected tones lid us to gat an axe and try to cut a ug in the side of the car \\ bed around und obtained one from : by the roa-lsidc but it was so blun we could do nothing with it v ed and strove to liberate the unf or ts gentleman who sat there sound in watching the approach of the hungr liaincs nearer and nearer they came un til his hair began to crisp and burn and h akin to crack then we iv like manne found the heat unbearable—we reluctantly retired compelled to leave him with h ilowsullerera to their terrible fat-r ed off until all was over km vme thus burned to death au ers injured more or loss severely '. wentworth one of the injured was in the smoking car sitting i i hied position in a seat wit i r when tbe crash came it seem ough the car was crammed into t ten ieet long the baggage car into it like a telescope into its bar 8m pinned by the seats holding me by the chest but i struggled and released myfcelf and jumped through the window 1 called to tht rjfanger who was with me and got back through the window to ren der assistance but was compelled to get out as the car waa rapidly burning 1 itl the little children screaming for their lers aud the passengers who were in , ruins calling for help and groaning with an axe was got and some one or were actually chopped out of their im minent most of the passengers in ear were killed and their bodies con d or injured 1 should think there , ll or 17 persons in the front end of ear and i think but two were taken j 1 do not think there was a person j d by the smash but their deaths wm anotuer arc'ount rom a conversation had with various ji.rr.ons at the scene of the disaster there seems to be little doubt that the sole blame ... the accident rests upon ths engineer of the freight train james griffin he con tctvtted to john m ridgeway a magistrate of i'lte county who had an interview with him in the morning that he had been asleep while lying in the switch ritiiu went away some time during the morning and it is reported that he has bed lie v d -_-. 1 i__.lii.-k who was burned to death was on his way to meet friends in syracuse in company with his brother-in-law an other statement mfß he waa on his way to hilloway and the town of isle broome county with his brother-in-law wheat on to spend tbe summer with him he met his fate with christian fortitude sent a farewell to his friends and begged mr vheaton to leave and save himself his remains tn huned at isioghainton he was a prominent mason and odd fellow and had written a iwok on odd fellowship lie was also pu__l_bl_sr of the jor now lewie aud for several yews editor of m o k periodical none other of the names of the killed and wounded besides fl sent last night have yet bssiß received if whole country was recently horrified report of a hocking outrage just per iled by a ne_*ro on the oldest of three ig sisters white in one of the byways ashington city all the truth there in the story was this : a half-drunk black fellow who would have known better had he been sober caught hold of tho dress of one of the three sisters in question when the g£d screamed and her sisters began to throw stones sjaring the miserable crea ture far worse than he had frightened the girls : and he made railroad time out of their'sight and hearing he ought to be dealt with for swallowing benaine ___. well a for presuming to touch a lady ; hot the e telegraphed all over the country was commencement exercises at hamd • aed thursday night the village of l has been thronged with visitors during the week the graduating class for mi numbers forty-one persona the hon | orary degree of muter oi arts was con fetred on the following gentlemen bar charles c carpenter henry d williams laucias 11 jiinin-.y harks l curtis john sales kobert tt me__sinjey and david o bradley the degree of ph id honorary wax conferred on rrofeacor john i ran kle of boiton ths degree of l l d was conferred on thomas d j>ain of syractus daniel huntington of new tork hon kllia h roberts ol utica and president david h cochrane of brooklyn tlu fol lowing gentlemen received the decree of d p hey addison k strong of syracuse rev ii a howard of cats.kill key john selkreg of sootiaod b«v wilber f pad dock of philadelphia the election of tnutees resulted in the choice of the fol kiwina entleh_en to fill vacancies hon thoa t davis l i d of syracuse rev m l miller d d t ol ogdenabci aad pubiius v rogers ol l'tica ■ m ms the chicago ossnsaersial party number ma 100 of the priacipal merchants ol chi cago aad ia lmliaa se___*aor lyman trmn imu aad governor gglasby of lunaia ar rived at fcsbbbbbbssb yeeterday aad wen saaestsi mtti by a asaabsr al tha le-djag tat izens of that place onondaga castle a ktiur.h ot jnly visit to the ler.trta 11itn ef hn indians ni thr ma ss tits ua rtikki m-i ■■■_ ■■' ths mmmaaa ] new york july i believing that a short account of the in dians of the six nations antl their manner of celebrating the ninety-seventh anniver sary of our national independence would be interesting to many of your readers i venture to describe a recent visit to their reservation ihe onoudaga castle is a beautiful tract of rich land covering an area of three thousand acres situated a distance of seven miles southwest from syracuse x y this land is the property of the indians who live within tbe limits of the castle the main road to thia picturesque sjiot in through a valley abouudirg in rare scenery on either side of the way for the distance of a mue can be seen prolitic fields under the culti vation of wheat com and all kinds of v*>g [ etables on the verdant mantled hillside tree after tree one behind another is aeen in successive height untu those on the promontory bcem to touch the clear blue sky the song of the robin adds its sweet nees to make the scene more ethereal the appearance of peaceful herds and flocks pasturing beside the rippling brooks that trickle from the mountain side to feed cayuga lake brings forcibly to mind the ideal of rural felicity on approaching the hamlet the first objects that meet the ere are the spirea of the episcopalian the presbyterian and the methodist churches this sight in such a wild country is cheer ing to the christian for it brings to mmd tbe words of our saviour when he said i am with you at all times even unto the end of the world after a pleasant ride of one hour and a half my companion and myßelf crossed the rustic bridge that spans onondaga creek and stood in the middle of the settlement yet all was silent aa if the inhabitants of the valley were asleep i asked of my com panion where are the indians to-day ? to which he replied they are celebrating the fourth of july on yonder table-mountain ; see how lieautifully the ay dresses of the women contrast ith nature's green man tles we had not finished speaking before the summer breeze wafted to our ears the tune of *' hail columbia we now gain the base of the mount-iin and commenced the ascent of its winding course among the wild berry and the rose on neartng the summit of the mountain a beautiful sight i presented itself which to some mindi wmild lie suggestive of much medidation sad recollections of romantic indian tales read in school-boy days on each side of the path the f_nia.e p.rtii-n of the castle were seated iv many roupa under the shads trees mtd so 1011 h interested were they in cii-i-r-iat ion tint they did not seem to notice the passers by or what was bsiag on outside of their respective circles i tne wutild 1 uj.jiosc they ii ill hied from the men to discuss woman's rights or the adop i tion of the ortviau i end i afterwards learned that the old dame were relating legends at tluir.brave ances ! tors at times contrasting tlie chief dekani j isora w th the keen dij.iom.it auingula j at one group an old da__m held her young it.tencrs as if spell-lkim.d wliile ahe r lai . i the treachery of the mohawks who sold the lands without notifying the chiefs of the six nations and boa the six nations have wast d ta itr--n___.il since the surrender of their laada in 1788 in another group they spike oi the day we celebrate how the great chiefs espoused the cause of the pale-faced chief washing ton and related the bravery of hohahoa iua who fell in defence of the flag he loved so well at the battle of chippewa after gazing awhile upon this scene we went tow ards the platform erected for the orators of the day at the right of this platform sat an aflat man waviug the stars and strip m while a band of twenty musi cians played national airs in tbe meas-t-mb the farmers from d witt ottist.o and lafayette who ha.l taken the city of syraeu.se in during th morning now began to till the space with their wagon freighted with . i.lage belles ami beaux the nldres.es were to be de livered at eleven o'clock iv the morning but owing to necrssary pr*-par»tionb it was two o'clock in the afternoon before the rev t skendore of the oneida tribe was intro duced by mr grit-in mr skemiore spoke si tlits good results of the revolution for independence on th blefsings ami benefit of civilization and the adoration of the christian god the next speaker was col j p foster lay reader and eatechist to the indians of the episcopal mission at the < astle this gentleman had for his interpreter g car penter the talented young chief of the six nations of canada he spoke in glowing terms of the struggle for national independ ence the growth and prosperity of the na tion since its achievement when colonel foster tinished baaafcan the band struck up a few tunes after which the kettle drum called the village brigade to arms up from the ground sprang about seventy-five tall vigorous and well-formed young men dressed in zouave costume blue caps with white hands blue jackets red pantaloons with gold stripes down the aides these rustics went through the manual of arms and tie^d evolutions in a manner that would do credit to the seventy-fourth regiment in its palmiest days a descendant of the great tierng-ta-ko-nae rode a beautiful steed and acted as commander-in-chief pe ter ehrn acted as marshal of the day a live descendant of hoh-a-how tjua sat si lent during the whole proceedings on the mountain the chief now gave orders to have men women ard children form company in two ranks this being done the band played the star-spangled banner and led the pro cession down the winding avenue the mu sicians and soldiers in advance mmsj some times lost to view among the thickets in the circuitous path to the valley the steady tramp of tbe soldiers the bright bayonet glistening v the sun and the gay iy attired villagers that followed in pro cession made the sight gladdening to look upon from the mountain top the valley being reached the chief gave orders to march ir single file through a corn ii eld that skirted the edge of the mountain side io a few minutes the train was drawn up in line on a beautiful green before the council house in which a plentiful pub lic repast wm awaiting the hungry villa gers before entering the house a liberty pole was raised on which occasion fiung ta-ko-nae made an appropriate speech the afternoon waa devoted to various games in which the pale faces joined their red brethren the reservation has four hundred and one inhabitants who receive a hare of the state annuity about half this number are pagans believing in the great spirit ha-wah-nea they offer sacrifices outside the t.oanc.l h_.u«es as f old grve festivals every season dance the peace dance and smoke the calumet in general they are hospitable free frank and manly it is strang that intolerance ia to these people even where the uherenoe ii so treat in religious belief the christian churches are the only means toward the amelioration of the indi ans at the castle tne youth are to some extent contaminated by tbe vices and evil influences of the low order of citizen iv syracuse while they rarely have an oppor tunity to asaociate with persons of high moral culture int tt t»t.?_rt"re of the episcopalian bishop bohart in li little bas been done for the red man that illustrious divine is known to the vil____*-mrs to-day as the white atau that nev-r told the tm'l"t a lie the episcopal church ha been recently l-e tabu-had aad m now ia a aioorishiag < conditum numbering among ita communi cants the a__ost worthy familie ol the set tlement they alao intend to open a school s*xm for the edocation cf the child ren many mate aad seiaaie cohabit without being married it ia said that the , women object to the matrimonial eerssao nies this degrading practice has a per aiciona effect upon ths younger pot ua of the community it must svar ha a stain oa ska character of the white men who purchaaed the lands of ths indians without a fair eosspaoßation and after being snriehad thereby did not do something to elevate thorn to keen pae with tba sdvaama of sb-mmmm ta my nad than aaarakm jpamlsßisi are like vil minded men who would poiaoa ths | stream at its head and wonder why niir ■ and devaatatien market its course tha tinam quarry in thm state ia located in the caatle every facility ia hen foi working the mills by water power and la bor ia cheap it is a well established fact ' that a diversity of employment ia neceeaar j to the well beu-g of any people ! education being the geraatrom which all true greatness springs let us trust that the preaent untutored indian rhildranof the unondago valley will in maturer years ' have occasion to return sincere thank ato th i christian inatructora of their youth respectfully yours viator prefits of land drainage a very remarkable success haa attended ai ( extensive undertaking in the way of land drainage in california an island known as sherman's island lying at the head n suisin bay between the san joaquin am5 sacramento rivers twelve milea long ami three milea wide and containing an area of fourteen thousand acres which waa subject to overflow by all high tides and to great devastation by occaaional floods haa been reclaimed and put in cultivation with the most gratifying results it required an em bankment forty live milea in circuit and tive feet high to enclose tha island and thirty self-acting water-gates were needed to discharge the drainage of tha land the cost of the woa-ka including dams and levees waa eighty thousand dollars in 18g8 437b acres were sold at an average price of twelve dollars and sixty-nine cents the acre the greater put of which wa thrown upon the market in order to pay oft taxes arising from the coat of reclamation the remainder of the land ia not for sale some idea of the amazing fertility of the soil may be derived from the fact that npon one ranch of this island three successive crops of wheat of sixty-nine fifty-two and tifty bushels to the acre have been pro duced tbe crop jf til ty-two bushels war a volunteer crop and the yield of fifty bushels was upon a small tract ploughed and sown late in the season finance and thade the markets omck or tt txtrvkut kraas 1 tim juij is-i *. it f fuii . ait salsa a brls bakers atat 7 874 40bt*a spriag at f tt whxai—quiet and iaiili ut aaaa sales 7500 be o 2 a*uwaakae at tl j*i 7500 bu no 3 mahra-j-saa fl 13 7500 bu no 1 milwaukee u.p.i aaa jurt be fors ua eloae 7500 be n 3 mitsraakas to amnat tl 41 7500 ba da to arrive at tl 39 closing tirm at 11 311 on spot coax—firm aad higher salsa moo ba per sample at 78 c buoo ba da at 77c 6600 ba choice no 2 aearly yellow at 87c woo ba eraeaaas cared at 83c 80u ba no 2 miiad at x bukj bu do on p t oats.—sale moo bu at 73c baklst—.sales 900 bu cat<a..a at tl 35 oa track xv a—dull and linn sales mt bu ». 1 western at tl 20 psas—duii and inactive at i 2v&2 30 for cofflmon canada tiel.l mii.l.kei,—.'met with l.mite.l is maud held at black rock mill nttls for ooane t-hi for fine and t25 for tin tahcd per tern se.:t - nominau at to 00 for timothy and t8 50(49 00 lor clover curnamul—quiet and firm coarse tl 50 fine tl 60 per 100 lbs provisions—quiet and easier hear mesa pork at j 25,333 00 light do at t3l l et,.tj 00 fish—trout firm at 5 75@t6 00 white easier at t7 50@7 75 per hf brl ijeorge bank ood at t7 250)7 50 par 100 lbs niaakerel mess brls 34 hi blrs 117 so kitts t 121 selected brls 33 ht brl do f-7 kitts do t3 871 ex ba brls t3o:da hi brls t1550 do kitts s3 75 no i new brls m 00 do hf brls 13 do kitts 300 no 2 brls fzi hf brls til kitts 2 80 yarmouth bloaters 12 50 per 100 sooatad oak halibut 14e lal.raelor herring til 00 par brl bittkr—quiet and unchanged rest dairy 30c inferior 23.aj-c cheesk-quiet and ate a.lv at hi.llk for prime factory iv ilealer hands hay—prime timothy in li-ilea t-o 00 per ton inferior um 00 canal frkitiht.—sts-arly to new york wheat c corn lie oats to staves £-? 124 per t.,11 an.l toll to albany—lumber soft wood 5 25 hard wood to 25 per m feet live stock the total receipt of i>eeves from all ie.iuru.-b since monday morning are 523 car loads including 10 cam left over in th yardi against 410 cars at the same turn last week the average quality of th stock ia not ao good aa last week's arrivals out of the heavy receipts there are las really prime cattle than were in the yards laet week a large influx of green texae and cherokee cattle have begun t arrive and more are coming they an inialea ble at any price in this market a sent the market has been dragging a < tame at a decline of \ to a per lb baaa last week's closing quotation eastern buyers arc cautious and can only lie induced to take hold by heavy concessions < ity aa<l rochester butchers were in full force pick me up light lots and thu bottom of droves we quote heavy prime steers at 7 lo{a 8 00 fair to good steers and heifers at 7 s~^(a)7 50 common to nip mm do 0 00 i^t 00 light hoppers s on ii uo the principal sales were williams to banm 33 h-1 young 111 steera ay 1100 at 0 00 van natta to myer 60 hd prime 111 steers ay 1350 at 91 6n williams to smith k i'ayticld is hd bmooth steers and heifers ay lo at 0 75 same to same ..''. hd common steera ay uu]tt a 6 97g kahn to i'icard 34 hd fair ataan ay 1325 at 7 25 lvnn k dacohy to b c coon 14 hd fat ky steers ay hh at fs 25 hicks to same 43 hd prim kv steers ay ism at*7 874 kicked t hosbury 71 hd medium steer av 1100 at 7 0-i t • arner to b c 4joon 15 hd prime ul steers ay 1348 at 7 95 smith a fayfield to herschverger is h.l butcher's steers ay 1000 at 6 t,5 shelea to geo w dewey 10s hd smooth prime ul steera ay 14 j at 990 and 1041 per hd darnell to robbing 34 hd good smooth ohio steers ay 1230 at 7 20 9same to same 17 hd heifers ay 1200 at 96 05 seer to blanchard 43 hd smooth fat ky steera and heifers ay 1420 at 7 00 dory to donohue 32 hd good 111 steer*1 ay 13.f0 at 7 50 hull to myers 113 hd prime 111 ateers ay 1300 at 99 per hd same to church 23 hd thin steera ay 112i at s7 00 doty to barnes 17 hd lnd ateers ay 1100 at 6 50 doty also worked off to city butchers for barton 18 hd bght ateers aud heifers ay 1060 at 7 00 also for tripe 22 hd skippers ay 800 at 5 00@'i 00 also for i-ong 54 hd thiu ih steers ay 1150 at 7 00 same to batcman 18 hd prime 111 steers ay 1252 at 7 90 rfeaa~p the receipts are somewhat more liberal than last week and the market steady and fairly active at former quotations all the stock arriving in the market during the week has changed hands we continue to quote western abeep at 3 jo . ml can ada sheep at 3 i laka uo canada lambs are coming in quite freely and are quoted at g xc 7 50 some very superior stock of this class haa been received this week a mingle lamb brought by glenn y weighing 98 ponnda the sales are saga j tha receipts are light and tho market better common to good shipping soak ia in good demand at «* 75®9 00per 100 ibe selects batchers huge at ft 0.1 no trada whatever ta tore bogs tho hew lork ring hai broken ap after doing what it had power to in deranging boaineal and finally driving off its own cuetermera new york .'. bra pot quiet and iteady at ft u a 7 a pearl 1 and aiaminal o-*on—li without decided change sales of 75 oalaa at 14_._4-14ic for mid dling atklanda ploar receipt ktii bria market dull lightly m buyer lavor salsa af 8800 brls at ».- skjaj 71l far nperfiae state and weatern o 44x36 m for aoav m to eaoio extra ste ; tti 15(3 6 m for do extra weatarn 17 was 25 for good to ohoic-s white wheat extra $* mk 7 00 for oosiffloa to choice round hoop ohio 17 k«7 so for coaunrm tw fair extra st louis s 00 10 00 f good to choice do cloeukg dull rye flour—firm sales of soo brls at 4 .+►«*. 0 caiiss.il ihiiol wlkisky-aawama sales of on brls weetara at fl 051 free wheat iteoaint 59,770 bash market intr-ry hmiled aapaly with mederate ar part i lastesa.ahfjatsm'-egafra pneea are witkaat caiad aharan closing aaarj salas ol 78.008 ba at fl 4 l a far so 4 spring and tl 54 for 50 1 do i 59 for wastar raa am n mm tar aawwafcea dili wa aad 1 mor a fariur waila caauoaraia ell q*st barley aad barlar rawlt—dall aad worn aal oara biiwjasa 16.447 ba market eearaed firm bat dosed dall lad rather baary sabs of 51,000 ba at 77*3 s9c for mmtmrnmi bam mixed weeten 91(3100 far mmmmd da amd , 1 south era yrflow and 96qm«e for white weatern mm without decided change sales 04,009 w at 80a far weatern ia store : 80@8ic for do afloat kh finn sales at switc for caro lina coffee—finn sales of 4soo bags of riiooa p t sugar firm sate 2po hhdaof cuba at n(4lljc 1300 bxs of havana at 13c molaaaes—quiet salea of 75 hhda porto rico at."*>](36oc ivtroasmm—^iet salea at 16jc for crude and 314 c for refined hope quirt at 8 iv for american pofk-stoj^raaathifairdainand sales of 700 brie at 2 37*32 50 ftur new meat si 75 for old do 36 50q37 25 for prime 28 50®29 00 for prima mac * beef—steady smee of 175 bria at 8 00^18 00 foe new plana mem 12 00a1s for new extra maaa tierce beef nominal salea nt 20 nm 00 for prima mem 25 0o&30 00 for india maaa beet lama steady salea of 25 brls at 20 r0(432 50 cut meats steady * salea of 300 pka at i3ksl4c for shoulders 16,!b19 j for hams middles quite tirm sales of 200 boxes ice cured on priv,tte terma lard—a shade easier salea of 470 tct at itk4i9k chiefly at 19,^19,c for steam i'.-^ft)',e for kettle rendered butter—quiet at 16@29c for ohio and 1s i 36c for state chjras-quiet kt ll@lsc chicago flcnr in good demand sales at 4 50 dv ( o for spring extras wheat—firm for white michigan sales st 9 34 seller for july co n—doll and unsettled no 2 nomi nal a 83c seller for august on sb—quiet at oo^ocjc rye—steady at 1 06 for no 1 no 2 atsl 04 badey—nominal at 1 40 i 50 hi^hwines—quiet and firm sales at 1 to m.as pork—salea at 13 ootjcu 25 vtath 18jq19c dr salted thou men—ln fair demand at i2jc bid r'r.tighta—dull and unchanged osecavoo live stock cattle—dai u.,d lower sales at $.. 374 a sb for cuuimon to good cows and tteerj live liogtt active and stead sales at 8 9m co for fair to medium ; s xo i 95 tor good to choice new york live stock urn supply of beef cattle fur the past week uumbcitt 7110 head the number of milch cows is 00 calves 3020 sheep and t>mba 27,'.m15 the number of swine is 12,824 pricea for beef cattle have de-din 1 within a week it jc per lb net weight i nly selected lots are sola for over 15c per lb net weight the supply is rather too heavy for the requirementa of a aatiafactory trade fat sheep are in excellent request t ofrf uc per lb live weight thin shcup ire not wanted at 3(s4a good lambs at a 1 lc per lb prime hogs tirm at 12c per tb live are active at 9*v*®9}per lb foreign livkui'ooi breadstuff*—wheat os 2d 9b 3d per cental for no 2 red western i'rovisiods closed quiet london—naval stores are quiet sperm il t;.h per ton sugar 39s 9d per cwt for so 12 d a on the spot 28s 3d for do alioat retined petroleum la g,d per gal lon calcutta linseed gls 9d'a.';2s spir its turpentine 27s per cwt m mm marine matters port of buffalo ahkivrd jul u steamer lutcrnational may fort j erie i pkgs fish 2 cases b h goods 3 kgs but ter u bxs osh 85 hd cattle steamer i van ho mcnish fort krie 5t bills skins 1g green hides 3 kgs butter s jhcsts black lead l'roj mary pringle chase port huron 1;,8,715 ft lumber pro neptune dodge racine 11.0.1 m i corn 7894 bu oats 100 brls i lour 10 bids scrap iron from manitowuc — 2 j-h bdls shooka 17 brls dour fn-n l-etroit—loo brls flour 40 pkgs tools pmf sun jones chicago 20,000 bu wheat from milwaukee 3 brls eggs 5 tubs but t r from detroit 5 brls 2 bxs tobacco from krie lo empty brls 9 bxs tobacco prdb tonawanda tones chicago 23,400 b'l corn from milwaukee hso brls ri mr 20 hf brls beer 40 bis wool 9 brls pnk 28 tuba butter i'rou wenona joiner chicago 380 brls ti mr 80 brls zinc ."■<«■ hides 5 bxs h ware !■ rom milwaukee—ls,ooo bu wheat 13u0 b"*ls tiour prop oneida drake chicago 15,109 bloats 17,500 ba corn 21 bria spirits 6 oraaa lard t brls oil 770 bria tlour 10 brls spirits from milwaukee—34l brls ff»ur i'm protection taloott port abino lfcht tti c w jones byrnes tonawaneu bark io tow rug 1 t hsyden morgan tonawanda light bark northwest can chicago 27,040 hn wheat bark t b hiiv keenau bay city 2112,167 f lumber balk frank worrell bone chicago light irom escanabo—4v,9 tns iron ore bri uobe jiboey cleveland 93 ton bf***k scl r consuello beit toledo 125,000 ft limber serir jcnay i.md bundy cleveland 91 soo ft umber sobr c.titen mitchell erie 220 ton al sclir elm city l.ynn conneant i-,;,i it lumber sc'ir sophia smith ihbotaon saginaw 7,1.1(1 auvea sctir new lisbon i'arm.le bay city 33 100 staves scir snow drop i'm tawaa 190,000 ft f umber boat ottawa down krie 30u ton wall sc.r i shickluna burt cleveland 370 n coal ir."ir jupiter manville toledo •-?<«>, km fl somber scbr oliver cnlver davison alpena 208 ouo ft lumber 30,1x10 pea lath schr snowdrop lluncao l'ort dover 43,000 ft lumber sehr j a mcdonald bargess port llowao 2.".,000 ft lumlarr l«00 r r tie v-hr jqha paaaley ailen port dove 40 eds wood scbr maria shaw leaak port ryerse 90,4*11 ft umber schr tecnmaeh bogie panetanseliiihene • 18.1 ft lumber scow whittles as hyde tin creek 121 1100 ft lumber 3000 pcs uth scow peart brook pt harwell 12,500 asaaa canal tea newsboy sprague krie 200 tn coal canal boat emma tracy merrill erie 220 tns ooal canal boat wm avery harris brie 24 tasaoal c.mab julj ia st rr i->—...—i m,y rest erie e.ti.nv-r lvanhoe mcniah fort erie i'r.jp mayflower wrwalwortb chicago pr^,l'r,*aatrlac carlisle chicago l-r;>j comet wetmore creel bay prap l.c.ding star mcfarlane detroit prop dicrtator starkweather racine prop prindeville r itr-gerel-l bay city 400 bars r r iron tug j t u.iydsan morgan tonawanda tag i'nrtactnan lalcott pt ab.no schr wm crosthwaite banner < lakeego schr jaa piatt uriffin eris selrr m a rankin kiasssrr krie 400 brl hoar mm ada milkr port darar soar b paraaaa levin detroit soil brl alt 112 tns r r iron s hr 0.1-.n.ma hanoock erie scltr.sea bird wuaoa marquette 100 lau.i bra schr s trt wind anderaoo penetaag oiehene barge wta rice ryan dunkirk 100 tn ooal barge d f hose hatpin saginaw various items sranil to tti rmu sxrama | vxwsels pa..i>o iraraorr.—tha follow ing vaassls passed july 10th ap to 9 p.m /*,*»— prope pactsc » fsßtl bark a-beaesaswaavat piynaaaah aelars caymaaa yoiiiiig.osas tiknl mammmh hrd prop jay ooal talaaa lab-brass mai bargai bark city of milwaakee asfsr ma-ass vallay baal case j u jataxby q r-jaa city of new york aasri t-aac p-dmaa ueaa binbrnnal barta rasaa joy brig comiwrce schrg c it johnson aaof amaranth i , honking bird fleetwing middle g beeca moat blanc young americi '»,,_ uflieuay rtth-d southweet lake frrii";ht quiet and linn char ters are bark oaeonta ooal eria to chi cago at 1 25 per ton free of handling schr mary ann kankin coal erie to buffalo at qoc raa on board at chicago thursday there waa a qui t feeling in the market bat the demand waa aeverthakaa more active than on wednes day ratea without material change tho engagetnenta ware to buffalo prop plt mouth corn at 6c prop equinox wheat < n lt propa hunter and chit-ago whe.tt d racine at ssc hark american giant wheat from milwaukee at otc to kings ton schr t perry wheat at 9c bark waterwitch com on p t to oswego schr corsair corn at 90 port or chicauo july 14.—arrived from buffalo porp hunter echr a q morey cleared for buffalo prop ht lena 559 bria flour 20,000 hn corn an*l sunda prop winaiow 1,990 bria hour and minds bark mary e perew 22,600 bti wheat barks w t graves and american giant no cargo port of milwaukee july 14.—arrive 1 from buffalo schr w j whalin cleared for buffalo prop city of detroit 22,000 bn wheat 514 bria flour prop ay abash hfmt brla flour 67 bla wool and sudds ru fountain city 350 brls flour lo tns bat and annds prop badger state 900 brls tlour 59 hia wool 3 cattle and|sun la t'oii freights at cleveland.—tho cleveland herald any a shippers of coal at this point are not tn l lined to concede to the rates eatablishei t by the ship broken of buffalo then ■ quite a large amount of ooal on the dock and in the chutes at this port aa there al waya ia at thia aeaaon of the year hut there ia very little of it that ia under tha pressure of urgent shipment we un.hr stand that the aanie state ef affaire exists at erie shippers are willing to pay tho present rate of freighta but are willing i - await eventa before submitting to highei figures charters are being made daily at the old ratea and in moat oases vaaaels are fee to accept the old terma the unalt.r ablu law of aupply and demand will govern and adjust all these matters since the decline in grain freighta mmm a number of veasels have withdrawn from that trade to run wild in carrying iron ore from the upper lakea to cleveland this condition of affaire offera particular facilities for the coal men of clevelan i but we believe that the atatiiuent of a sim ilar state of all airs at erie is hardly cm rcct vessels are freely chartered here to take coal from krie at the rates adopted i.y the association collision.—early yeaterday morning the propeller nebraska bound down colli ded with the tug wilcox striking her on the port aide near the pilot-house and cut ting her down to the water's edge the tug waa engaged in picking up her tow and tht engine caught on the center rendering it impoaaible to eacape the blow although severely injured she was able to complete her tow and paaaed up thia noon with tivo veaeele we are not informed of any dam age to the nebraska detroit punt disaster.—capt hackett of the tu torrent which arrived up tuesday right reports the acow harriet at mil three mil h below bar point on her beam ends two tugs were near her rendering all pousili assistance the harriet wa*i bound up loaded with stone she struck a niece ot square timber which pierced her low and passed up through the deck ih vrtmm lake dlsa-stekm.—on friday night the steamer philo paraotia ran ashore at holland sho sjh>nt several days out high and dry when she waa got off yes terday morning she arrived here tf -,!.., n injured at all it in very slightly the acow sea star sprung her foremast outside she haa arrived here and will l-u furnished with a new one the schooner traveler and the bark 1 k poineroy have arrived here in h-akv conditions the repairs to the former will be made at miller i ires and thoau to thu latter at dooliitle t bates the schooners adirondac ellen wil mams and hartzell had their sprit-sail yen in carried away in tho river tjiey are tar ceive new ones from doolittle ft totea shipyard the propellor sheridan which left da troit on monday h*d a steam pump on board for the brig lafayette cook ashon on ilig charity island lake huron the schooner onward lost her flhtjootn at the north pier last evening cakaya fmmth new bar.ie.—mr aler pergnsm ,■,.., uty collector of this port yesterjay com plated the measurement of what ia admitted to be the finest barge on western water it waa built at south saginaw by th..n arnold for four parties william itaßtij of detroit alousy aud d w rust of thm city aad w h priiigla of marine city it measures aa follows : length ion bat . depth 9 feet breadth %%% toot tonna *, 344 it has a carrying capacity of 4fto,oou feet of lumber and will seat in tho ut-igti borbood of 915,000 it is built in school i schooner style and will after a while be rigged with two spars it is nam.-d th john f hurt and in every detail is one n the tinast and beat barges that has ever ban lmilt on the saginaw river or is now in tha lumber trade the same parties will build another barge turn winter — tmrnmhttm mmtt ■ ■ feriot the canal arrived jul |, sieter to the six am newcoml brothers ii hed.more truman griffon winnelred winter j o beck l*eter i agger - wa howe terrible kricaaon neil lruroai acne 11 ii m,m,re 0 a tool mary x ',„),*..;., jerry small ed veule bobt white j )_■ munroe ja van karen ja 1 mmym myrtio rrmia b h pratt ci.kared lat , burnside coal albany m.rlwey woo corn f my mary e kulat coal syracul l>r peter failing 7,100 coru i ■*-.. mb l amen kae lumlter a'osny johau valley 7 wheat i . tar l 1 i,rr ■___„,.,, 7500 corn troy kdw.rf stin.cn 775.1 do medina vate green lumber albany wm j skinner 6081 wheat trr.y wm lincoln 711.10 rlo do patrick bowem 7isju do ltocheat ■_. nellie b card 7 i.i do do proa-pert rambcr albany ili.aa l.risen 7'rla con schen tady lames no.on 8196 do troy 8 r l>.ni.l mm eao-achenectaady mary i 7900 do da lamhar city coal ontrmmi saba ijonan do do siroec cohen mdae tonawaada nekoda lumber albany mary carrie do troy billy laps 81-12 corn do maggie c stella 13,249 oat t fred taber 70wi wheat 644 oorn el julia 8..7 a corn dv pollaa 14.804 oat do omia coal me ooahawk z corn little fall itom gere lumber troy jan * mary 1970 bria hoar do geo b ford lumber do terrible 7700 wheat cocheater passu fulto»ville.—tha follr ~_. bultalo laaaja pamed kultoawlle dnrin tba twenty 100 r houri prei-ioua to 1:30 p ~ 1 july 15 wheat—wm babc-ack star o the west stan and stripes freeman vhilhpa ham mora-en seymour radd 0 h smith mianie thorn l.r»bsn libbie loss star three sii ssra , stavis <; a nobis cob-v—port gibson fayette died cbaj.iwi x la lla ekty ac ass naasa ii uth lip , culwjr p aat artalr aenl »• year fl i iril mm tsataraa anarwsaa alt e'okurk rraaa the rmueam ef bis witter j it h ham er lam.araaaae . omol of tub 111'ffalo express | imliti july 10 i l m i gold in new york as telegraphed to louse kt i u brokers no iu east seneca treet ranged as follows : ■ a a 1301 t r a 136 i jl * dm » r a ia 1 * * l»ii . r * un i r * 130 6 r a laoj new yokel | * ■-. at.a *. r r.a ri r 10 11 is 1 2 i 4 jr union ex 10 lo doited wat 12 72 12 — 73 taacr 11 i i .... 41 41 .... 41 facile mill m 0»i t-sj 3 m v v cer.iral jl 2u 2t-*j 2tf 2<j 21uj 210 v ■ tht 2s .... 2»i ll.rkiu 4a i.i uti lht m mm 18u eu1 .... i-rkl-ju m im us 3j ht uitj jji a 1 ctl.t im 131 ib a th 3 107 1u7 ht lv-l m vtm vttt i - cent 144 ****. a iill 10-.j hf v7 kbt lu7 1us j eve *. tol . : i h.1 u7 u7 ll7i .... ll?i 117j ll«l » u i 30j ... 0j 30j ,'. a-.ii*s us li t uh ia 163 l*m i.x o'jk fm 5i)j ".!)' a f ex 21 .... 1.1 21 .... ilj l ;. s wab 75 74 ' ii .** aluiu imtg **.'. ifiatam l si>i all bh s>jj fcoj so *.. warn i m mj li4_j i>4j 94 8 j inj ii b a ty ' lici-a ucr ut .... i i m tmmm hi 321 m h l a st !*... 77 771 77 .... a k r p p sn t:i 7 7 .... • a ol bl v*>i .... 12ui .... 12„jj i-:'s ol 62 r«g 121e .... 12i *•»*■ of 0 12ijj .... ub .... ism r-20's of 04 121-f 121 .. utj o'-of'66 .. .. mj .... 12'j 1*21 j emtramm new tm im .... hm r-m 1 in i-i"i .... ii ljul mi 6b now - tm um um i)-4tf ni ... nu .... im rile latest p m money euy and steady at tii__<i t p c for jail ioiajx-i the inside rate on governments sterling kxuhauge quiei and tirm at krit i!n iii guld lor first-class bills gold tower opening at 1 and closing at 130 ov-jruuicuu dull m steady thu following were the closing quota tions bht mat ;. s wgmatad s of tan tl | tm .. s c'li bb of 1881 1211 12u mi aajamaaafl lit lay 121-j j s 6-2u coupon 011862 123 123 ". s 6-2 eoupona of mm ltd 121j j s 6-20 eoupona of 18«s 121 121i .'. tt 5-2u eoupuoa of jan an i july tt 12iil l-.:i ; j ii 2u cok.j-j.-j of 1807 1 1 :. s mm aaayaaa ot ise3 un emm ;. 8 in-40 mftamnl io»i mm ". s 10-40 coupons 110j llu paw-iflai 1«7 107j stocks closed exceedingly doll and with out important feature the following were the closing quota tions bid saked toney y„t7 p c xcajkn-{e,60d*>t lam 110 taw york c«utral ml inilcrlaiid 3l>j iui i-ilve if fj-wn ml tmtma mail 1 j vn-tarn l.~n;on tc!cj*t*pli j laruurtl a erie , rie 2uj irie prefnrad , 64 lu'ivj.i kivar j8u teasjjiitr wj hio £ miaaia-ippi 3*i ekchijfajj uui3in lini juia»*o a allon 15fl jl.iut a alt n preferred hi lunken ad br keia terr ttatui ., 34 i'l-rrt iiiiau , pruferred h w-.*-*wli 741 7abaah jr*f-rred udwaulie ** st mul 77 " " prcjorroa 87 drtwijiif .... 151 i'linoa ccr.tr hi iovs-i-ajiij a pittsbuth 107 toledo l~ai>ck lilmnd li or*.h vssiam *«'__ rtliwefitcrii pr-*fcrred .... j otabtoii water pcw*r li afaripoasv , •»' jxri'-.iit prefured 14 ■ aki shore ■. nr.eui .... tl.trie:n pr*ferre*l .... licina-kkl ltl.lra 131 st jt>.-*.pli " prt-ferre .... express stocks the followiiig were the closing quota tions wells fxrgo a co mj m*r 41 idaatm m tramt bt-u it m»rc'raji.v l'l.i'.n .... hi mmmmmmmx p m.—ommm closed at o-tj for monev and account u 8 5-'*90 bonds cloaed quiet at fj 8tocks erie 10 111 central 93 commkrc1al items tho following article were receired at this port by tjake and steamer interna tional per grand trunk railroad during the past 24 hoars flo.-r ttrnt 4,008 lumur.ft lmmm wheat bu 62,040 uth ft 3i,oom cm bu 2fm ott hots o-asb bu 23.06s p.-ri tabaa 0 bear bria 19 rttavaa ik „■» ajjo butter ll 8>ji fk^.1 vll . . ';-» caaal til 1,0 sho b fi , . . 2jo0 cattle i..i 81 tmooe,tm m r kjira bb - 3 tann-th bill 5 lui.tj bria no 10 !****■**, lix q fi-h pha •■-■ 7s tien.no 1 w mmm no r.l wiilaky brl 1 anwm pk • w wb ... ii,.n .-:•■ u - 06 wood cd*j ... m | irr.n k-xao ■*. 10,00ft zinr bria oo lard p-ip 0 ow exh>«ffn the following an the principal exportt by canal for the oast 14 boon *^ wh**at com oaa hrler rye tr<>t 1 41.177 fe.-iol ...... ' both*mua mjm rihrnaetad-f sum 1 . tfj fmiu ixtop ■*■ 7,7 .'.','.'.'. tot-j mkm 7,«.7 2j-..j also—k'7 bbla thiur lo tray tui fouowiag ore tha raoaipm and arp mmm at flucago ami milwanka far tae paat 24 hours aa reported by telegn|kh tmmoam amaaemaa ... lmmmm ■^^ fctlrta n i*r a uh t7t t -.:.. i..-i .. •*-..'*■>* tm i j.j oo-~a.hu n.0m 09,000 '.'.'.'". ma^ftta i8.*uo ttye bu 2,am ■..»-* . . ' h*.-i**y bu ■<*«»......... „ ...... ;;;;" yo at ncr stratise to such ft ot can 28 123 5 25 koontz to llkmc 0 218 80 3 45 chiiwlantktto<juiunftc<.,0217 s2 4 80 iraveato crm-kcr ft co lnd 229 86 1 48 demons to v-ueain ft me graw 0 221 t4 4 50 mitchell to same 456 ■*■ 4 511 raw-lings toaamp i'an 4,1 if2 4 50 mckay to same can 47 112 ( oil brock to mass o 192 80 4 5.1 duckworth to gauch ft co can 4 168 5 50 same to same 160 87 1 45 hamburg to l.unmick lnd 153 7 ■ '> 75 ' ana.li lambs so a pri wagner to barnes 253 54 7 m stn.uk to ur-h ft co 190 61 7 ib jones to uinii ft m*0 raw..236 su 7 50 whiting to barnes 75 51 7 24 i'ri.la.n to l.iuinn ft mc oraw ibs m 7 124 same tossine 204 90 7 25 collins to l.rocker ft i ■. 126 60 7 so mckay to qiainii ft co 149 67 8 00 n'ichof to same 195 15 7 75 mclntyre to same in 61 7 62j mclloberta toaarae 123 58 7 021 i.lenny to same iic i 7 621 duckworth to same 101 5ia 7 371 riaala fm laiaisan caaapa mm*mmwm4mmmlmm<mmm lat wtaa nm j j ntim a i sups on t ?"" l a utakav a cr lm*^ltaa<afuey«ae b whs,ll.v