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Wedaias- Thanksgavlrg- Meetings.
ijs4..s1 u Il 81 @Businsssi aslS! 4;istGIl Il
, 1870-07-15

Losnos, Jaly 14-The Telegraph this morning
tys: Though the Prince Of Uohenzouefn re-
,nnces his canddature, and the klng 81 Prussia
dorses that renunciaton ELL 1t Is too early to be-
re in peace- The formal reply Of Prussia to that
feet Is the only thing that will rcstnre confidence
lc onl5 response thus far has been naughty and
ttnStye In the ext1Ene, doubtless designed to be
IN and oigu1ned. Eslar.ero denies ever having
1ged General P11n in favor Of AlIonzo. In p.efer-
nee to Leopold"
The cable to the continent Is still crowded by
oyesnucnt Dispatches and press reports are con-
iderahls delayed
LospoS, July IA scu1ling match On the
Thames, between Kelly and Sadler, from Pntuey
. Morrlale, was won By Sadler.
LONDON, July 1z.-ME. Gladstone stated In The
commons, to-<tay, IN reply to 3 question from MI.
3israel that the correspondence Of the gorern-
nent with foreign powers, occasloned by the du-
trcnce between France and Prussia, WIS tncom-
,letc, md the present was not the tim G
or publication, but he Wou1d say
Tat the British Government In common
rith European Cahine1 sustained the position
Hken by Gzammont, that Spain IVES entitled 10
hoose any one for King except German Prince.
There was q Wild panic On the street after
Change hours. An onctaf statement OF the hanE,
ecetred, mas not sufficient to restore confidence,
md much excitement still prevails. The panic is
kttf1hute1 10 IusuuI Aaal oeAeuetst Asa peeA 4t~
allied. .
LONDON, July 1&--The Queen has. goae to o.
>ofne for the sunmer.
The Sussex Goze7e asserts that the Marquis OF
sute pcyc1 actually Joined the Church Of Rome.
George II. clifford. Lord Justice Of the Court o1
Appeals In chancery, and Or. James Copeland
he emluent medical anthor, are dead.
The Lords tonight rejected the Cuiresaty Tesl
bill
IN the Commons Nj, MDusen said the govern.
meni wss sensible Of tue ga1lantzy OF the CANADIAN
troops In repelling the Finlans, but had received
40 nomination for reward b. way os promotion.
The House afte.ward went Into committee 8ga1r
op the Education blu and disposed Of number ol
amendments. The subject Of choosing schoo
boards by ballot gaze rise to N unsVal'
, 1870-07-15
The Engliah Channel to be Crossed
by Kail-The Iron Horse Nude an
Aquatic Animal
From The ISftg FORK HtYaN

Some time ago NO stated tho proposition OF
an English engineer to establish q system Of
pontoon service across the English Channel
to the coast Of France This suggestion has
been worked up to point that has brought it
before tho British Parliament. where, under
the title Of "A Bill for international Com
munication." it has been approved, with GER
tain conditions. by = Parliamentary committed.
Those conditions preserve intact all rights Of
admiralty, and such al come under tie control
Of tho Department Of Public Works. The bill.
however, will not hare the force Of law until
after tho French government shall have fully
adhered to it, nor work DO commenced until
the capital shall all hayo boon subscribed,
with one-half OF the same paid in. It il
known already that Napoleon III. is greatly
pleased with the scheae and will favor it III
every way. This much having been promised,
VIC may briefly state the exact terms Of the
project which, when carried into perfect exc
cution, will complete the chain Of direct transit
for packed merchandise between tho British
Islands and the Italian ports on the MediteE-
ranean, passing through the French and Ger
man centres on the way. Tho same system
gauge OF track having been modelled in con-
fo1mlty- for that matter, send on the
Identical car that left Glasgow to India, Austria
liza, and after that to America, and SO quite
around the world.
Tho project. then, Is to establish pontoon
EE1S4lE VEIhCEA oUsE4s LIZ llH
port Of Andrecolles, near Boulogpe, in France,
the pontoons to be made somewhat like our
fe:ryboats, so as to DO boarded By trains at
either end, aud large enongh to accommodate
at one time twenty -four cars with their loco
motives and tender. Each floating platform
will mcasure 400 feet III length
and have steam propulsion Of ei1teen
hundred horse power. The rcsousces OF sci
ence and the experience Of railtoading aud
shipbuilding will be exhausted in rendering
the transit as safe and easy al po-sible. The
pontoon boats will, in ordinary weather, glide
20 smoothly and with such uniformity through
the water that tho passengers will feol scarce
" any ees motion, aud the speed attainsble il
confidently estimated at from twenty to
twenty-five miles pc: hour. Tho COM
pnted cost Of The works necessary
at either port for the eubarka-
ton and landing Of the trims and the shelter
OF passengers and goods will be about S3, ,500,
600, whilo the vessels themselves will cost
about 100000
This enterprise receives great encourage
ment from the fact that several OF the leading
capitalists Of Northern France among whom
is Baron Anthony Rothachild, President Of
tho Northern French Railway, arc urging the
imperial government to construct all the
needed works at Andrecelles. Those at Dover
are promised BY various parties, aud will be
nit M TerF tnnft1ly
, 1870-07-15

GNN8HHEEs
ORIENTAL LODGE, No. =. A. F. + T. A-.ReEul
f,eunrorftcstan this <fRIDAf} evening, to1 tuSinc
snd ToTf op The Il. A. DeB1ee, Menbe1s and visfto
eordialy invited to attend. By order q tht =. r.
, 1870-07-15

IEAAS EhOF 14EAeL
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoRK, July 1i.Eolonel Morphls Of Texas,
who is now here, reports an abundant corn aud
cotton crop, and says that money Is becoming
more plentiful
THR oRAHGE4Es TO HAVE ANOTHER PICNIC
Most Of the morning and evening papers de-
nonnce the Catholic Irish Tor Iucsdays F1ot. Thc
Orangemen nave arranged TOT ano1nef paensc N
August, anu VIII ca On the CITY autaorffes 10 pro-
tecs them. Cnless they can have protection IN
their peaeeaole celebration, they I'LL make things
lively next St PHtfteks Day. The better Class OF
Catholics dcnounce the rioters, and some Of them
promise to havc eFeIJ man "no Is ~ tne Guy eHt-
plo5, and participated N tae 1ios olstaatEeu LUZ
mcfAateis"
ALTERED Eosps.
An eAofl "as 1aaoe 70 ae8ouate seselA Luous-
and ooDaIs "oas4 " a'1steu .'oaus VI u'e ~ uu1.sa
States. me atetatons "e1e maae u Sanaaa'
and twp o. the pa1nes 70 tne 11"ao ha'e peen NJ
RESTED .......
TIE Pkhls ~ 9AssAcaE.
Parties engaged N sae enina eeaoe "! eaat LIE
report Of the massacre OF Foreigners aI fek1n "as
probably bull movement In the tea market, and
might hnye been successful except fot the tnpend-
Ing trouble between France and Prussia
WHITE WASHING OPERATION,
II Is charged that officials In the District Attor
nevis Office haye lately been concerned In re-
mepdous white washing operation. BY which they
cleared large amount. One Theo. Marana was
charged with swearing to false inrotce Of goods
xxnrth -, 0A and a1sn with fnnnrtinr aIlt and
o,ha- rsre fa,,]cs nn,,er tta ti,Ie NJ catton ne
compromised the matter WITH the officials, paid
la1ge sum, and name similsr.to his was placed
on the u5l lst The name selected WIS Fred
1.,,. elaeA @n, . "Ao nsss4 Anc" "a Ane "ta'' LUG
natter vii be investigated
EXCITEMENT IN TIE GOLD BOON.
r..s
, 1870-07-15
Gibrujtnr-AIfcKed Attempt to Ex.
pIodC the Powder FlnHnzines OF
the Fortress.
Gibraltar tune eo> correrl,ond:nc< " tie Loadoa

Gibrujtnr-AIlcKcd Attempt to Ex.
pIodc the Powder Magazines OF
the Fortress.
Gibraltar tJune coy Correspondence u tie Loadoa
Standard.
The inhabitants Of this city have been in a
fearful state OF alarm for the last twenty-four
hours, and, considering how their feelings
Rave recently been rather roughly shaken Sy
the Bonnell brigantlage, and tile attack on the
young officers on the western beach, it is no
I wonder if public excitement has nearly re3ch-
ed it's climax when it finds that even within
the {ancicd security ct the Dayside barrier
danger Of terrible type turks in every airec-
ton.
It appears that yesterday forenoon fisher
man coming into town from the New Mole
picked up letter lying il the road betwec.,
Jumpers Battery and the Ragged StaH. Tho
letter was written ir Spanish, and indicated in
The p1ainest terms that the powder magazines
we're ut the mercy Of band Of desperadoed,
and that very shortly the whole place would
be blown up,
This letter WAS Immediately placed in tho
hands Of tile authorities, and every maga-
zine Was at once most carefully examined,
but nothing was discovered to give rise
| to any suspicious Of foul play; ueverthe-
| to render what Was already quite secure il
/ possible more so. As might naturally be ez-
| pected, all SORTS Of run1ors have been set
| afoat, and cyery idea has been used up, from
mania to Fenianism, to account for tho plot.
| The general impression appears to be that the
whole at1air is hoax Oh tho part Of some Of
| the lowest c1aes inhabitants, to keep up tho
alarm created by the recent robberies and
brigandage IN the vicinity. Should this latter
suppositlon provo correct. the native popula-
tion must not DO surprised II the liberties
which they enjoy in this garrison, and which,
under tho present kind and considerate
regime, almost amount to license. aro some
what rudely, hut very properly, suddenly aud
sharply cuItAiled.
, 1870-07-15
PRUSSIA.

EMS. ria NASSAU, July l.-The French Annhas-
sador to-day demanded IN audience OF the King
OF Prussia, TO exact that Prince Hohenzoilefn's
rrnnnclation he made perpetual, and that the
royal veto he applied to any further approach to
the Prince On the subject Of the Spanish cruTn-
The King declined to receive the Ambassador, and
answered him through IN afd-de-caI1p that he had
no further communication to make
BERLIN. JULY 1.-THE disposition Of the people
OF Prussia seems to be calm. serious, and Fesoute
to fqh{ for tie national honor. The Rofsen ze5tuRg
says: "War u sure, because France wants 1t"
The Borsen Courier says: t'The French prcten-
sions are direct insult to Prussia and king VII
Lam. War Is inevitable
BERLIN, july 1k-Confdence IS restored and
stocks are rising.
PARIS, July lit appears that the kIng Of
Prussia refused to receive Count Benedetd, or
Eisu the prouaIse required cf lin by the French
Government The Emperor left St. Cloud this
morning by special train, and reached the Iuf-
1er1cs at noon. The ministers having been SUM-
moned were al ut this place, and council Of war
ssas held Immediately. At halfpaEt three the Pres
tdent Of the Senate and Cops Le81siRuf, then IN
session, were informed thst The Government would
have communication to make to those bodies BE-
fore the close Of the sitttng. It Is generally be-
ueyed the communication wifi be declaration OF
var and 1t ts positively inserted that Count Bene.
actu hns been ordered to return to France, and
that be only uvalts the departure Of NeEther, the
PTuRsian minister, from Par1R
LoSpoH, July 74--The report that the North
German Parliament has teen eouvoxed Is repeat
ID, with the addition that It will meet next week.
The stosy comes from Germany that Bsuazk
.earu Of Leopo1ds withdrawal while On his way
o retotn the King at Ems, whc1eupon he turned
,ack and set out for his estates at Farsen.
EMS, July 1&.-Prtnce Frederick William will
cave Ems tomorrow morning on q Special train
or Berlin.
Benedett, the French Ambassador, left at S
In.
The German people unite in support Of the King,
nd Wild enthusiasm prevails In the minor States.
General Moitkc Is summoned to Berlin from the
;llestan Statea- Prince GoHechoko6 has gone TO
SieGbad,
, 1870-07-15
CANADA

heavy DAMAGE by Storm at Mon
tfea1--MusonAcs
MONTREAL July l1.-Unc Of the most fearful
storms that eyer visited thls raunt-r surert aver
Montreal last evening 1t actually IeyelIcd every.
thing IN Its Way. Iargc nun
DeT oI buildings were uttrrIr dos
troyed, and hundreds severely .ia,n,1eI
No loss Of life, however, is Jet reported' Two
large freight sheds OF the GRIND TruuE Ent1.co y y
were pfpstrl1el The loss In them alone was I'M.
mense. All telegraphic communication with In,
city WIS stopped Their are rutnors Of sill
greater damage at other points.
TORONTO, July 1A.--The Grand Lodge or Free
Masons OF Canada assembled yes1erday.
Major Stevenson, Grand master, delivered
long address, lie announced that the order il
In very prosperous and satisfactory condition.
, 1870-07-15
MINNESOTA.
Railroad 1tHn8

Special DespRtch to The Chicago Tribune
ST. PAU1, Mimi, July I'm. ". Hungerford,
late Of Philadelphia, has been appointed Super
intendcnt Of the Lake Superior mississippi 1sa1l-
road, In place Of Gates A. Johnson Chief
Engineer, and MT. Alexander, Assistant Freight
Agent Of the Mississippi 4 St. Paul Railroad, has
been appointed General Freight Agent Of the same
rnAA. .... ....
uAs11sGE, Jnly 1&-At the annual meeting Of
The stockholders OF the Hastings Dakota Rail-
TaS Company, the following named persons were
Alex. Mitchell, Russcl Sage, Julius Wadsworth,
r. J. ,Gg1nee, n. 4. CoTdrry, F. 2. Ja1nes, mud
, 1870-07-15

NEW YORK, July 14.-The successful landing OF
another expedition In Cuba. in aid OF the patttots
is announced. The expedition YVES not Tcfy
large, bus It will he OF essential service to the
Cuban Army. 1t consisted Of supplies Of arms,
munitions. clothing and medicines. This ex-
peditlon is only part OF IN organized moyc-
ment, from which the most important resusts are
anticipated. Il will be followed by Others, that
Will cnahle the Cuban Army to take the agg7es-
stye The details are withheld, as It would afford
valuable Information to the Spantards, md en.
able them to fnstrate future movements.
, 1870-07-15

Election IkctuFns-Ikcss1lti in the Sec
oud Grand judicial Di~trica-Chur-
tors Acccptcd-ExPre.sD Dividend.
Special Despatch to The Chcago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. July 14.-Onlcial abstracts Of
the vote on the new constitution have been re-
ceiyed ty the Secretary Of State from all but fire
counties. Returns from all the counties in the
Secoud Grand Judicial District have been re-
ceised. The whole vote cast for Supreme Judge
was eLss1, Df which Anthony ThLtuton received
1894: Aaron Shaw, G.6eo; scattering, is, elecng
Thornton by s,Go5 majority.
The incorlo5ators Of the following companies
Of their charters, viz: The Blue Island Express
Company and Dummy Railway; also the 1ndo-
American Trading Company, both Of Chicago
The stockholders Of the American Merchants
Union Express Company, In this city, hare re-
ce!yed notcc Of dividend OF s. per share, payR-
Bile on and after Juy II inst. The sa1ne amount
, 1870-07-15
TO LOAN,

s2,oo and sfon on Git, Hyde PaEk. Of Evanston tn
Tf3OS. r. KfMBAIi4
Room Portland Block.
, 1870-07-15

BANGOR. Ne, July IA se9ere tornado passed
over His vicinity this afternoon. In this city little
wfs done II osa MsnRden orgt9n PIT
were hloHn down, fences broken and IN some
caacs ali the windows broken By LaiL
LEWISTON, Nc, July 1+-This s evening min solenf
wind storm passed north 81 thls Guy. SeEeIal
bafna were blown down. Sti1nsan Parker lost his
1uc.
, 1870-07-15
INDIANA

.1ecttnE In the lnterext Of the Eort
Wayne d Pacific Railroad.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
FORT WAYNE, Ind, July 1s.-An important rail-
road meeting vas held here yesterday By leading
railroad men Of the country. their object being to
arrange 1or the completion # the Fort Wayne L
Pacific Railroad. The road can be built through
Illinois at cost of 5000 per mile. There havr
been t.oo, 900 subscribed as local Aih IN inhana,
and considerable grading done In Ohio. Commit
tees were appointed to look after the interests OF
the road Ut this place. The llne runs from New
London, Ohio, through Fort Wayne, TO Omaha;
distance, about eight hundred miles The present
prospects for getting the road under contract hTc
EerY nAttft1nC.
, 1870-07-15

LONDON, July 14.-BullIou In the Bank Of Eng.
land has decreased GA 900 during the week
LIVERPOOL, July 1k-The cotton market closed
dropping.
ANrwKRe, July 14.-Petroleum nominal.
, 1870-07-15

NEW ORLEANS, July 1k-Cor7oT-Steatiy: fall
demand; miGtll1g, 19A0: sales OF 200 bales; re-
cepts, s23 bales: STOCK, 6, SIT ba!ea.
BREADS1CFFS-Corn dull lower; mixed, Sf.Q2H
white. $l.l3. Oats, 64@65c-
PRoTIsloSs-uams, 2i@24Hc. Lard, l6Ac. foE
ueIcc. Other articles unchanged.
, 1870-07-15

CAIRO, July Is, ria PARIS, July 1.-THE report
that Egyptian troops Ind landed at the Bay Of
Ashab, on The He'd Sea, and captured an Italian
trading station there, is officially contrAdicted-
, 1870-07-15

Two Women Murdered At Detroit
4 Suspected Person Arrested and
the Crime Confessed,
DKTRn11, July 14.-Sarah Phillips and LetttIa
Clatr, meiher and daughter. living on Wight
street, were murdered last night, and the crime
was dlaco'sred 1t O'Clock this morning BY a
nfiShbQf. Kho saw Their house on dtr, and
, 1870-07-15

BUFFALO, july 14-Ca,tle dull: receipts for the
week, 4,b90 cars; sales of prime Ohio and Indiana
steers at s. GI@v.5O,
Sheep marker brisk; Canade, 5H@6c: lambs,
6E@TEc; for fair to good choice Lambs Sc; West
ern. 4Hg3Lc. .
The hog market is dragging; receipts light; no
eales; store and butchers, 63.t5gc
, 1870-07-15


"shtER1 lluln inc Commltee on Confer-
ii INC n!!l 70 regulate the compensation Of
i'''. ead petiL lufofs! nude report Agreed to.
.,. TIE 3KAWhACk BILL
- mouou o1 sCdENCh- tic Senate amend
4cnt to the bill In reference to drawbacks on cot
on goods WIS CnncutfeI 10.
FINES RENTED.
Mf. DAWES offered resolution remtttfng all
Ines imposed on members for absence. AIof,te,i.
EVENING SESSION.
TIK arMY nil
The first huefness 1ras tha nnast,,, a, mo rosa
age Of TIE Senate Iii for f evIenainn ~ TX -
tent of John Rachsif.r NV ~A'>''''o4t - ''e f"'
Efforts Of EcYeraj T,emhara m t,es The ,cor were
met win Inrtl sfn,fs ~ Il rnTtar - nrmr . 49, ~
ucnn1fI wns TrsnnnIcd IN ~ II nIf:EE.E - who hG
made the rctnrf ~ the fsonfnranra 11nmmit,sa IN
The Ar1og biil - '''e so'11s's1~e .'''*'1''ee ="
The HlctInn was norcrd m.
Mr DAWE9 offereI a reenl.tfon m nav 4bn
uc1niers al tho f;anttol rnIre VIM were fsis.
CHARGED an accnnnt al n reducYsnu at the fotce
their nav rnrnu1h .Ipiv ~" nronositInn Was
the me offered r. M HtNIAMfN tn ennttnne
the nav of me rerk nj thn Cno711tttea m 1nrn1Id
Pension during he recess on a vote by ttiyisIon
and ent,sencttt yntc hy f1rra thnrc Mas the ren,,i
!, site two-i1ir1is majority. brt the minority was
sttung cnou9h to of.lcr fhe Feas and nAya
sCryE on cnyFrs1oy
!, Before votc was taken messages were
, 1870-07-15

O5WEGo, July 14-BRBAnsTuFFS- Flour in good
demand, and a5c lower on white winter; sales Of
100 b11s At =. 20 for No. spring: t7oo9725 tor
amber winter; $7.55 for white; $500 for double
extra. Wheat quiet and lower; sales OF 900 bsl
No. Milwaukee club at $l.29. Corn lower anu
quiet; No. 2, In round lots he11 At eic. 0ata quiet
e..
, 1870-07-15
Rev Demands Of France Ignored
by Prussia.
Rumored Recall Of the French
Minister from Berlin.
lneen&e Excitement Mt all the
European Money Centres.
Adoption Of the Dogma Of 1nhlh
bility.
FRANCE.


PAnis, July 14--The preservation OF peace IL Is
Sured. The fep0rt8 TO the cooua1! o1G1n1tea
with srcctiatorss ..s..
There Is u Iumor that the Duke de Gtammont
has resigned. ....... -...-...
LoSpE, Ju1y 1s-1he feeaihg throughout
Europe Is snl one o. general nue2sanssd. iae LONE
u the of1clal papers Of France Is eninently pact
tic, but other journals are 1osoIe ana #a1uKe-
Want Of confidence at the exchanges Of the ya-
1ious European capitals Ia f&lr reflex Of public
sentiment
PARIS, Jn1y 14--The JonTnaI De SoiT contrndlcts
report, circulated yesterday, Of thcssresignaton
Ct the Ministry.
The French military attache at the court Of
Vienna now here has received orders to return
Immediately to htR past The Secretary 10 the
French Ambassador also retutns to Vienna.
Rumors Of the resignation Of the Ministry are
ccntinued. though generally dtscredlted
Public opinion and majority Of the French
tho father Of Prince uohcnz0ticrn to the Spanish
Government a. a final settlement Of tue question
Most Of the journals assert that the Ministers
went 50 far In their declarations that peace, with
a direct knowledge On the part Of Prussia, would
I've more shame than success for France The
L'7+yfe, Afouifs.s~, Fhye Opinione, Edtoadle and
}rt tic are especially bitter against the Ministry.
Tly oftlcIal Journals, however, announce peace
as settled.
LONDON, July 1L-Rumors that Olivier and Two
Of his colleagues in the French Ministry contem-
p!ate festgntng are also circulating here They are
regarded as doubtful.
pARIs july 14-The F4es.e thlnks the settlement
Of the question precasious and dangerous to
Frauce, strnpy enabling Prussia to choose better
oupo1tunIty.
The Libsste demands general congress OF a
rat.
The Jo.zn1l Des Debats says the Prussian reply
10 France is insufficient.