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1879 BOOK SECOND-NEXT WEEK

IhE CHbOSCLEs or GOTHAM Boch Second wn cot X
,tttg t ~ Jsspbr. a.
~Are BosIswsIs ana, The bftstps u T1oS .sve
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CONDITION OF THE WOUNDED.
AT THEIR HOMES.

WILLIAM II. CARR of the Fifth Avenue
Hotel says in to the riot: 81 was coming up
town in a Twenty-thrdst. stage with two gentlemen,
and intended to get out at the 0el but at the request
of the gentlemen rode far Eghthave. to wit
ness the orange procession Getting out of the stage
we went up Eighthave. until got between Twenty
sixth and Twenty seventh.sts where we stepped into
donrway To get out the crowd that lined the side
walks While there sawa woman take up box Of gar
b,pe walk out into procession, and empty the con-
tents OF the box over Of the soldiers She returned 10
,he walk and got another box and repealed the act on
this second occasion she struck IN the back with the
butt end of ml~ket In the hands OF one Of the soldiers
This WAS at the time the Orangcmen were passing and
WAS the only prOyOcaon for the shooting that wit
messed The 9th Regiment then came down the avenue,
bu Al thi. time the men front of very quiet
A. soon AZ heard the report OF firearms fell on my
side kcrung nv face toward the houses much a. pos
sible Another man threw himself down alOnghde OF
me The 9th Regiment then began hiring. one OF the
shots struck me on the hip-bOnc and then glanced
or entering the arm Of the man who lay
alongside Of me. After the hrst yoley was fired,
inmpcd up and IN company with the other man. en-
tered a house. the door Of which found open A. we
did 80 single shot wac fred at ls, narrowly missing
my head. In the house found about 90 men There
were three men wounded this house, aud several shots
had been fired through the Windows After Ittie TINE
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

THE municipal elections in Elsaso and Lott
rngen, Germany, will begin on the @0h instant.
800. The arsenal at Rio Janeiro has been burned
The loss 10 the Brazilian Government exceeds $4,000
go. A fire in Paisley, Canada, yesterday burned
the caring mill and wooden fact.Ty Of Mudos Loss +llco
insurance. 81 900
George Kirk one Of the persons banished by the
Wig sutes Of Virginia City Nevada having be
tho Committee on THURSDAY.
The rotary bleaeher of Howlands paper mill
on sandy HILL Washington County w. exploded ltuIs ceo
ishins the building Loss $1,000. No person isjurrd
-. The Wapwallopen Powder Mills at Hicks
Ferry Penn exploded yesterday afternoon Michael sa sas &
sad Peter Stout severely wounded The vi the eIcn Is Ut
known.
90. Cadmus Moorby, who was convicted Of receiy-
ifg stolen goods Philadelphia Yesterday, attempted g. co. sl'e
the courtroom BY cslung hs throat ~h fafo uu i- ' ~
act, aud Indicted but slight wound
IS. Brumberger, who claims 10 have beeii Pr
JET Davis during the Rebellion Va HAL
Francisco lbsrdsy. for toe iorgrry oi ebesA I
leaving MaIataa lie Jumped o'so~ie ~ vas ''-"
With diheuliy.
"A gang of thieves nj the head ~ which was
PM H. IN .t, tts, Queen occupying hui near SCOTS JH,
Reading Nor'so~u kaosd have heeu
H. ~ Pbuinba roLc. The gang csuIV,,i NJ
AM 40 u,.p Ih,, committee for Iri ON numerous Charge -
Tobb.lg urglDonng tm'fN
The steamer Colorado, from Panama, which
- p,ar,oo vesierat auaei ll5 y,trs,
~, forniA saind They report that srrc SD
rrinaniu on tte Pen nu4
.e ,ser coouss, nothing cuuyAurg 40 nora
IN N u reported gi authority tAt the MEXICAN Comms,lou.
roftel 20 their Government that
- have le comply With ead.iOu, ,lsu
s,J are spn,led Ia DO '~hef from AsIsa
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IGEyFRAL Pass DrSPATCHJ

The entire amount OF the FveTwenty loan OF 1862
outstanding is about S49OOOOOOO. While II is true that
various suggestions and propositions have been made for
its absorption nothing has yet been determined by the
Secretary Of the Treasury. IL now be positively
stated on official authority that the loan has not
been withdrawn from the market.
10 is said to-day that the President viii nor return 10
Washington until after his visit TO California unless
thing important shall require his presence here his
also stated that he may not 20 to Cincinnati Gen. Dent
wall probably accompany the President On the nip 10 the
An order wil soon he issued from the War Department
announcing that more applications for the DISCHARGE
OF private soldiers Will be entertained. the army has
been reduced 5000 men IN accordance With the recent
A letter teceived at the Treasury today from Gen.
Spinner reports his health gradually but steadily I'M
proving. He Is silent concerning financial matters x
cept that he has accomplished nothing m relation TO the
The following are the Customs receipts for the week
ending June 80: Ncw-York, Sl,stG5Jj rs; Philadelphia
$75229 95; Boston, sij3992 p; Baltimore sl't@O o.
total, S4,25S 96t %.
The collections from all sources Of Internal Revenue,
in the District or Columbia, for the fiscal year ending
June 80 ISL, reached the sum OF S6 500 ~ against
sj82 % FOR the year previous The estimated receps
Tor the present fiscal year are 100000.
Commander seridge Of the Darien Expedition today
paid his respects TO the Secretary Of tho Navy pnd ex
hibted his maps and plans. The health OF th6 party
during their six months sOj0urn on the Isthmus was 60
cellent, with the exception OF the loss OF one man by
The good health is attributed TO the sanitary regulations
adopted and to the large supply Of wholesome food
taken from the United states.
According TO made TO the Bureau Of Statistics
OF the egrans who arrived at the port OF Baltimore
during the quarter ending June So 1871 the whole mum
Der $3.50 OF whom 2925 males 265 females
or the total number 63l6 were from Germany. Out Of
1905 males over 10 years OF age the occupations 1850
given.
It is now believed at the Interior Department that
Coshz the great chief of the Apdche VINO has re-
fused several invitations 10 visit WASHING tOn, will be
here before many weeks, though at what precise time il
not stated. The authorities anxious that tins noto
rOus Indian warrior shall have opportunity O.state
his grievances in person 10 the Government Ofcastere
in which case II IL not doubted that the results will be
equally beneficial with those which rom the visits
OF Red Cloud, Spotted tail Little Raven and other dis
tngulshed chieains Of the Northern tribes OF Indians
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NETWORK, SATURDAY, JULY Is, 1871.

celebrate the original occupation OF NowYork CITY ny
Henry Clinton, think such q right OF prevention
would also exist. should incline 10 claim similar
right should extreme Unionts at the South parade the
streets OF Southern city with obsolete or tauntihg
banners cries, although they were all or Union
nature. | would deny the right of extreme sylnpa-
thiZers with the Southern side OF the late war 10
parade through Northern street, with inscriptions
cries, and music provoking retaliation from men
to whom the sight and sound would be dlstaste-
full In short unnecessary professions, or necessary
professions attended by unnecessary circumstances,
IL is always Of doubtful policy to permit. Un
der these considerations deem my duty 10 take TINS
occasion TO communicate with yOu and to take the re-
sponsihty disagreeable IL may be, OF asking you
consult with the Board of Police upon the recommends
ton which now make: That IL any procession
sooner later, at any time. undertakes To walk
through the streets Of Newlork, with banners, music
or cries which are Internationally calculated 10 pro-
woke breach Of the public peace you deny to the pro-
cessionists the claim march; and that YOU arrest
special statute all persons, whether IN or out
OF such procession whO by cries favorable 10 the ideas
OF such procession hostile to them, violate its letter
and spirit While, at the same time, any procession IL
utterly devoid Of unnecessary objects accessories ana
peaceahe In demeanor gesture, and words IL should on
the other hand, receive police protection in every aud
able, benevolent. religious political scientific or artistic
celebration. A. OAkEf HALL, Mayor
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TERRIBLE POWDER EXPLOSION IN PNdN-MANf
KILLED AND wOUNDED-REPORIED RIoIoUo
DEMONSTRATIONS IN NICE.
LONDON Friday, July H. 1871.
The powder works of st. Maur exploded to-
day, with succession OF tremendous detOnaons when
shook the entire city. The widest excitement prevailed
until the cause and locality Of the disaster became
known.
large number Of men, women, and children were
killed aud wounded. Many OF the victims buried
under the ruins, and fremen and military are at work
removing the rubbish TO rescue them.
The Paris Presse, under the management OF NJ dc In
Gueronniere has resumed publication IL announces as
its political platform the union Of the Liberal and Con
servative elements.
The report IS confirmed that Monsegneur Dupanloup
has declined the ArChbshoprc of Paris The funeral OF
the late NJ Auber the composer, takes place tomorrow
Reports come from Nice Of riotous demonstrations
there against the French authorities who assaulted
by the mob with cries OF death 10 the French " but
they were officially denied IN the Assembly to-day.
The French Government is negotiating with the Germans
for the estoraton Of railroad cars seized during the
war.
1t ia announced that the members OF the Commune VIII
all he tried together Arrests OF Communists continue
The journals mainly devoted to the discussion OF the
approaching municipal elections II seems to be con
sdered probable that number Of the voters VIII refrain
from the exercise Of the franchise.
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SPAIN.
A STORMY SESSION OF THE CORTEs.
LONDON, Friday, July IA, ls

LONDON, Friday July Il, IoTI'
There was a stormy debate on Cuba in the
Spanish Cortes, July TO- motion to censure tho Gov
ernment called forth savage speeches on both Sides
Terrible excitement prevailed. The Government was
afraid to face vote and explained its conduct on the
ground that it could not extend to the provinces laws
made since the home revolution, nor Abolish
slavery until the instruction was suppressed The GOV
eminent requested the withdrawal Of the notion his
was consented TO- but the resolution presented again
by another member OF the Opposition The debate lasted
all night and resulted in general concurrence IN the
necessity Of crushing the insurrection forthwith
proposition was made to send 10000 men to Cuba.
The Corez last evening adopted the clause OF the bud
get relative to the treaty with the Bank of Paris Tor tho
raising OF loan Provision Is made for the ndemnh-
cation VI the bank for the annulment OF inc treaty
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GREAT BRITAIN.

EARL DERBY DENOUNCING THE ARMY PURCHASE
SYSTEM.
LONDON. Friday, July Il, 1871.
In the House of Lords, tonight, during de-
bate on army reorganization Earl Derby astonished the
Tory benches by denounclng the purchase system ana
proposng fair scheme for the retirement OF officers
The Earl OF Carnarvon vauy sought to break the force
OF Lord Derby's arguments
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THE NEW DOMINION.
THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON.

THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON.
ToRoNTo, Ont, July H-Ex-Gov. McDou-
gall late Minister OF Public Works in Sir John A Mac
donad's Government, but in opposition, has come
out In letter to his constituents in support OF the
Treaty. He takes the ground that, having been
ratified by the two high contracting par
ties &c has the force OF law; that no
further legislation necessary TO give IL effect and that
Canada cannot II she would, reverse the policy or the
Empire, unless she is prepared to quit IT, He thinks
that guarantee of peace and the opening OF the 81
Lawrence which involves the improvement Of its nav
CATION by both countries is tue great merit OF the Treaty
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ANOTHER PHASE OF THE McGARRAHAX CLAIM.

WASHINGTON, July 14-The interminable
McGarrahan case Is before the Mexican Claims Commls
sion, where McGarrahan has filed "A claim against the
United states for the damage done him as successor
70 the Mexican, Vincente Gomez, from whom he pur-
Chased the PanOche Grande property long under 1t
igaliOn. This Is the gar cases whcn his
yet been brought before the Commission.
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A COIORFD MAGISTRATE SENT TO JAIT.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July AR. ID. Camp
BELL colored gstrate has been convicted OF "oppres
sion in office and sentenced To eight months usrison
ment. The ofense consisted In his issuing order
committing prisoner to i in advance of any trial, and
falsely stating said order that the prisoner had been
tried aud that there believe him guilty OF
nh midi IffnrN
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damage whatever AZ Duluth. OF eIge where Tho c,,.
rushed In and out OF the canal with considerabs
lorce Tor rev minutes assisting materially In tho work
o. dredging, and setting aioat some tmhers a utnspd
CRIBS which were soon replaced. Neither t canal nor
shipping m the harbor suffered any Work on tho har.
Dor improvements and Government brcakwatcr Al D,,-
luth Is advancing satisfactorily.
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WHO Is TO SUCCEED Krrco,

force TIA, sl.s.,,r many many members Of the police
~, ,Aael kelso is not generally sbs, oSV,'IA'n super
,or,s spo"hg what the administrator % ~ o.'1os
,vSa nave failed to see superinenden ~' an o'e
ssIasS tne qualities which are imner.,o u.s. any
1 LIE excuse ayen by hi. rena. r., ,aa, ae,
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THE LAKE SUPERIOR TIDAL WAVE.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, July 1.-THE President OF
the Lake superior and Mississippi Railroad states that
TIE recent and unusual agitation OF the water at the
head OF Lake Superior, and which was described In q
Chicago dispatch ~ a destructive tidal wave. did no
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

TERRIBLE POWDER EXPLOSION IN PNR1S-MANY
KILLED AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RloIOOo
DEMONSTRATIONS In NICE.
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Al ths hosnital a great many visitors vigorously
excluded Yesterday and many Irish went away cursing
the good samaritans who cared for their wounded
friends as hearess Jews The Officers OF the institution
however display the most judiei0us soicitude and
uniform Kindness and what they do is evidently best for
the welfare OF the victims IN their charge.
ELLEN CAREY, aIwidow, OF No. 9s5 Eghth-ave, aged
a. is wounded in the right thigh. and suffered ampu
tation Yesterday. She is respectable Irish woman,
and will probably recover.
PETER CLARK OF Piftyeighth-st. between Sixth and
seyenth-aves ia wounded In a singular manner. A
mimic ball struck the watch in his vest pocket, entered
the on one side glanced along the breasbOne,
and came out ON the other side The crystal and inner
case OF the watch were driven into the flesh. Clark
thought that the rifles loaded with blank cartridges
until Inc saw men falling In the crowd STOPPING 10 LIT
one he himself was hit and fell on the bodies Of foar
men which were piled upon the steps OF a cellar The
wound did not touch the lungs and is not dangerous.
WILLIAM CLANCY Of No 2I9 Dclancey-st, Irish,
wounded in the thigh is doing we'll
PATRICK HARVEY Irish, OF No. 26 West Thirtiethst,
wounded in the leg; has had It ampuated lie Will
get well.
FRrpERrcK Howard, an Englishman, aged 20, who is
wounded IN the leg, is doing well. lie is a Gowanus
bOatman.
FRANK rIrssr. who wa, badly dubbed, resides at No
% wnrrcn-s jersey city He was ischarged yesterday
and went home.
PATRICK HUGHES was shot in the breast, right arm,
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AMusEMENTs

The THEATER was filed again LAST
night, aud BY az critical an audience q
that Of Tuesday or Wednesday. The play
was the "Lsdy Of Lyons ian old play.
and one well worn, but a safe old standby
for all that. Welcomed afresh by every
succeeding generation, this thrillingiy
romantic1 play will always hold its own.
II viii ever have freshness and newnes
because it is both romantic and heroic,
illustrates love and adventure, and is b i'm
ming over with passion and sentiment
The heroine (PaUtiHel As played by Mrs.
Bowers, is quite equal to any OF the best
Paaaiaes of the stage, perhaps Is charac-
terized by more earnestness, certainly is
~ elegant and finished as the Lady OF
Lyons" herself might nave been. There
is neither stiffness nor abandon, but
throughout the ease and grace Of the
weIl-bred woman Of society. Mrs.
Bowers looks what she cOunterfeits. Her
toilettes are the wonder and envy Of the
fair sex. She is not supported 80 b de-
serves. But we will not dwell on q Gisa-
greeable subjective dislike to find fault.
Tonight, for the benefit Of Mrs. Bowers,
we are 70 have " Mary, Queen OF Scots, J"
ia the portrayal Of which u plsygoefs
will have an opportunity Of contrasting
her with Mrs. G~ladstane, Mrs. Lander, and
greatest of all, Madame RistOri.