The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-29
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LONDON, July E.-Ine prOpfiety Oh erecllnB
a monument in westminstet Abbey in men,
DRY OF brougham and Faraday Is widely car
vassed here, and the proposition has been
warmly advocated In and out OF Parliament
There is rumor that new French loan Is
to be placed on the market.
LONDON, July as.--Adviecs from Spain re.
port that the Government has distributed
troops throughout Catalonia, and that under
the operation OF martial law, and through the
efficiency Of fyins columns Of military, all ava
tcmpts at a rising have been depressed.
vienna, July T.-Dispatches from Belgrade
report that the court has pronounced sentence
OF death against one OF The aecomplices In the
murder Of Prince Michael. The execution OF
the murderers and their sccomplices will take
place forthwith. Measures OF severity are
threatened against Prince Ksrsecorgcwlck,
and his secretary.
Lospos, tulyst .--fhc reports are confirmed
that peace has been concluded BY Russia with
Bokhara. II 10 said that the Russian com:
mander. in Bokhari has prohibited trade be-
tween Boshara and India.
LONDON, July 2s.-In tho House OF Com
mons, this evening, Mr.. Rcsrdon, the member
for the throne, moved for committee to in
quire whether the arrest aud Imprisonment OF
George Francis Train for debt was legal.
He thought the step was taken for political
causes, and that 1t was illegal and unjustina'
bic.
The motion was not seconded, and was con-
sequently lost.
In reply to a question from Mr.. Bentick,
member for White Haven, Dtr. Sciaten Booth
said the G overnment had thanked the Phila-
delphia Library for the GIT Of a state paper
of much value, and that the letters on tho
subject would be submitted to the House Of
Commons.
In the House OF Lords the library bill was
passed in committee, and tho Government bill
for the purchase OF the telegraph wires re-
ceived Its final passage.
PARIS, July 2s.-Prince Napoleon has Ie-
turned to Paris from his tour to the East.
DARNsrApr, July %. "A naturalization
treaty has been concluded between the Grand
Ducal Government OF Hesse and the United
States. II Is precisely similar to that nego-
tiatcd with the North German Confederation,
except that O protocol Is added to explain
doubtful passages.
Mr.. Bancroft, the American minister, has
gone to Stuttgsrdt to open negotiations for a
treaty with the Government OF Wurtcmburg.
vienna, July 2s.-This evening = dispatch
from Belgrade says tho Assassins OF Prince
Michael have been shot.
GooDwooD, July 2s.-The Goodwood races
commenced today. Weather bright and sunny
| but clouds OF dust rendered the scene rather
uncomfortable. Immense crowds were pres
ent. The turf was in bad order owing to the
long drought. The Craven stakes were won
by Lord Stamford's 3.ycar old colt, Charm
wood, sired by Newcastle. Vespasisn was
second and Mandrake third. The winner was
the favorite.
The Levant stakes were won by the Duke Of
Bcauforts three year old Ally, Heather, belt, by
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colt, Wadsworth, the favoritc, was second.
| Six ran.
The Rous stakes were a walk over by Mr..
Hodgcman's threc.year old colt, Paul Jones,
by Buccaneer.
The Gratwick stakes were won by Mr.. L,.
viles' thee year old hlly, by Parmeson, out OF
Lady Blanche. The Duke OF Beaufort's three
year colt Herald was second, and PhD5us
| third.
The stewards cup was won by Mr.. Hodg.
mans threc-yesr old Ally, Yex, by Yeldette;
Mr.. Johnston's colt, Mercury, was second, and
Capt. Christie's mare, Sallie, third.
Tho favoritc won In a field Of twenty-five
| horses.