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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-23
"BRIcK" poMERoY IN DANGER

SAN FRANCIsCo, Aug. g." Brick" Pomeroy
was advertised lecture Oakland sst evenins AM %
was rumored that Con A. H. Lagrange had determined
TO shoot him sight because OF an article which APP
peared in The La Crosse Democrat rejecting injuriousy
on the Generals domestic relations Just POeroy's
friends at the hotel sarn; for the lecture hall,
Gen Lagrange appeared at the door OF the parlor whore
a number OF ladies and gentlemen were sitting He
demanded PomerOy, and attempted To force him
self into the room, but grpDlcd By Col John scott;
editor of The Oakland Transcript ana lively nsthght
ensued the General being eyentua y removed by Bis
friends Tic Sheriff OF the county, fearing cOd,hcd.
forbade the opening OF the hail. and another
secured and the lecture delivered TO large "a Hence.
Mr. PomerOy denies the authorship knowledge ~
the article referred TO- The trouble has been settled al
parties apoogizing.
Gen. A. H. Lagrange is superintendent Of the Un.:"d
States Branch Mint in this city. series OF art!el
charging him with shameful crimes appeared In enc ~
POmeroys papers, and were extensively copied III the
Democratic Journals ~ California Lagrange published
numerous afidavits from residents OF Wisconsin, in
which the alleged ofcnses re said 10 nave eh
committed completely establishing his innOcncc Ol the
crimes charged against him.
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DISASTERS At SEd.
SINKING OF AN ENGLISH vEssEL-FIFTY LIVES

SINKING OF AN ENGLISH YEssEL-FIFTY LIVES
LOST.
LONDON Tuesday, Aug. %, 1871.
The Prince Of Wales, bound from Hong
Kong to Bangkok, Slam, has foundered at sea. Fifty
persons lost their lives by the disaster.
WRECK OF TIE STEAMER wYoMIEG-sHE SPRINGS
LEAK AND IS ABANDONED.
Providence, Il. l., Aug. 22.-The smack Ida
Mary arrived at Newport this morning with wrecked
material including part Of pothouse with the word
Wyoming painted it, tension table lfeprcserycr,
&C.. from the wreck OF steamer sunk about three
miles of the shore. Two mast-head3 arc out OF the
water She ia q large vessel, with sdc-Whcels. Tho
revenue cutter Moccasn will proceed at once to the
wreck.
Tho Wyoming was from Perth Amboy and was on her
way to Providence from this city loaded with moulding
sand. She was from 800 to 400 tuns burden.
LATER.-rhe Wyoming sprung a Leak was Abandoned
by the crew. and sunk The reached Narragdnsett
and proceeded thence to Boston via Newport.
TIE WRECK OF THE EUTERPE.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-Admiral Lamhan
reports that the English Tycho Brahe, bound to
England, arrived at Bahia July 2G, from MontevidcO
July 10, having board Capt George W. Leack, master
Of the ship Euterpc, from NewY1rk, who goes to Fa
mouth and thence to NcwYorl He states that on June
g. in latitude SOUTH Ion gtude ~ west, his ship was
reported leaking, and 30 minutes afterward she went
down The officers and took tn the two boats the
captain and in the larger, and seven men IN the
smaller boat. After weatnering two heavy gales the
large boat made Rio Grande do Sui on June H. having
been two days and nights without food or water. The
smaller boat had been heard FROM butit supposed
she has been picked up by passing vessel THIS loss
has been previously reported.
BOSTON VESSEL IN DANGER.
FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 22.-The schooner
ashore on Body island is said TO be the Marion, from
Boston for Liverpool.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

cacy struck rock in the mid channel not indicated n,
the charts, and was disabled unable 10 take
frter snare IN the engagements OF her cOnsort Com.
maDder H. A. Kimberly of the Bencia WAS detailed, al
his own request, To command the H. ling force Lieut.
Commander Sllas Casey commanded the infantry hat
talon, assisted by Ieut.-Commander w. X. wheeler
Tue b0wtZcr battery was under the command OF Lieut.
Commander ID. X. Casscl, and tue marines under the
command Of Capt. McLane TltOn Tire object aimed az
the destruction ~ the large fertilization command
ing the river from rocky point tLlee above tho
Tho land force was TO move northward on line paral-
III with the river and short distance inland, aud DO
supported by the MonOcacy, PaiOs aud the steam
launches The four smaller forts, on batteries route
were attacked I'm detail and destroyed The larger
fort, against bch the main operation Was Intended ~
which was first engaged by tie French eNpeo
ton in 1906 and was named by Admiral Roe Post du
Tournant. This fort has been again gwen name by
Admiral Rodgers In honor OF the nirmufyOf the gallant
Mckee killed Ia the attack. Tie siualltf batteries met
with by Admiral Rodgers, 10 the So ~ Of tins position
had evidently been constructed since the visit OF the
French.
The following is the conclusion OF the report OF Ad
miral Rodgers:
We captured and destroyed five forts, those OF the
Point du Coude and Fort Mckee being probably among
the principal and strongest In the kingdOni 80 rgs
were taken, including those OF the Eeitrtl,-lmo 81
pieces Of ordnance fell into our hands, beside very many
gnCas dead COreans were CCuhted III tht NoIAti
few prisoners were taken, not above 20, ana most ot
these were wounded. These last were trateh WIFI an
the attention possible and were finally released mus
WAS the reacherOus attack upon our pcOle dLd te n
suit 10 flag redressed. 1t not deemed desfa e
TO hold the position our purpose Wa Hot 70 e't
upon extended operations and, ON account OF e x
ceedng danger aud difficulty II nOiulng me FcsscH ~
position, exposed To the furious and uncertain currents
Of the river IL deemed best withdraw the entlfe
force upon the following morning, The l2h ofJnne.
III gives me the greatest satisfaction cay that IN ns
expedition our officers and oncOunt, red difficulties
which were surmounted only by tie ardrouS labor
and defeated a determined enemy IN a desperate nght
with courage tie most admirable The victory II one
OF when Tie Navy may vel icet proud.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-23
GERMANY.
TIE RELIGIOUS QUESTIONS.
MUNICH, Tuesday, Aug. %

MUNICH, Tuesday, Aug. %, ISL
A committee or Conservative Roman Cath
oes has invited the Catholics Of Germany Austria and
switz.raud to Congress to be held at Munich on the
22d Of September.
Berlig t4'g G. Correspondence ofhe LoHdon N'r' ,
The movement among the Catholics IN the
Eastern laIt o. uir Pru sian monarchy AGAINST what
thcy call Nrut atHo ISM" namely, the doctrine ot M
falihitv, iu"rr sing from day to d[. III mas
now reached the rolisi-Spcakug population of upper 81
le>ia priest whose name is kamlnSkl, mas gwen inc
signal revolt near katiOwitz. The Bishop has driven
Knmiusk from his church. bat the latter has secured a
cbap,l close NV. which is described being thTouged
whenever Nc breaches The lay authorities nave refused
disturb him, Ia prevent him calling himself Ihe re-
ultimate Catholic parish priest. They treat INN sun as
man I'm holy orders, entitled to administer Tie sacra-
ments TaiS looks very much like mortal blow gwen
the OCathol cs that district, probably the most
densey pcOpled in Europe.
The major accommodation which the Bishop OF
Ermclanl has hurled against DIR. Womann, at BElnns-
h,rg implies the threat Ot the minor communication
10 an Catholics who continue to keep up even merely
socia intercourse win the accommodated person. Dr.
Wolmaun continuing teach at tie school, under the
nectO of the civil power, the boys at that school as
vel as their pareutS who do not withdraw them, are
Arady liable t. be eXcummunicatcd and, as IL would
apDpAr have teou made 20 understand TINS. Inc heu-
master and The other the school are IN the
eame uretameut Sensible of this danger, for danger
It's SIN CONSIDERED by many OF them, theN, too, IKE the
dctOr hm,e have begun TO apply for help to the press
and the civil power One OF them, in letter containing
much close reasoning, to know how the prohibition
OF an Intercourse with public officer, designated as
such BY the recognition OF tire authorities agrees WIN
the established law rendering the eXcitatiOn 10 bdted
and contempt public fnCtiOndTcs IN the discharge VI
their duties "a pcual Oteuse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-23
ITALY PREPARING.
THE DISEASE IN RUSSIA.

n prs5arg (fg y C0rresp0udenoe Of The London Stdhda'a
1t is nearly year since the cholera appeared
here and after Giving long respite during the MIh-
ter il has again broken ont with renewed intensity Inc
MEASURES aiop'ed nv the Sanitary Commission OF 81.
Petersburg have rendered the epidemic comparatively
harmless in the ,aIita but the filthy state OF some OF
the provincial towns has favored It's progress IN lhe
country and many OF the reports from the interior So"
heavy mortality In PROPORTION To the population Tue
following Is tie latest st. Petersburg huleun' 6hses
remaining, SO new cases, SO deaths, To- FROM
be hFAt appcarauCe Of the Cholera on tue
y Of August 1870 there have been In 81 PETERSBURG
~ eases and 27g7 deaths In Moscow ana us ehVIons
The eIi'cuie IT, Of malignant character, ana ia
nome o. tie rnDc villages, where medical asslstdnct Is
difficult 10 obtain, ID has committed fearful raVages.
The following is c report from Moscow OF the Isl lhst
Cases roma ming, $751; cases. SO; deaths, 49, since
TIE 1871 March m have been 3,66S cases IN MOSCOW,
and l,Ci3 deaths. Tue cholera Las appeared IN
several part. az the Government Of Vladimir,
but tie proportion Of fatal cases Is small. At
Cronstadt, up to the 10Th july, there were i39
eases ard on deaths At Riga Of 100 cases in two days,
~ were fatal. O.. ere La he Ii few cases at Mittau
8Ad ssu q KOyIa Vchsk, PO,Ojsk. and Dunaburg. At
Win, up The nth o. July, tnere had been 1lSG cases
aud 52 deaths. We hear Of great many people having
town oil about 5000 inhabitants, 2t04 cases were re-
ported up a. "a Of Jy and l,2i2 deaths. At Rybinsk,
very imIOr ~ cora Depot on the VOlga, more than
hali the cases have proved taa many Of the inhab-
ians lave i' lie town, and business Il entirely sus-
("h.ed AZ at the proportion OF deaths las been
I@lhe' Tut LAo last accounts Gre more favorable.
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GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l

The Secretary Of Treasury has directed the Assist
ant Treasurer at New-York to receive bids for gold
Wednesday of this week, instead Of Thursday.
The Secretary Of the Treasury directs tha hereafter
all imported merchandise shipped sent for export to
the Dominion of Canada either for benefit OF drawback
without payment or duties shall IN addtlon 10 he
certified copy or the entry transmitted 10 the lroneT
port expectation IN the United states De accompanied
with proper manifest containing the particulars by
way of description required Ia cases OF transportation
transportation regulations OF May 1871. The manifest
must show that The expectation is for the beneht OF
drawback or Otherwise.
Minister OF Finanre announcing his arrival at Yokohama
He states that the Government Is much pleased Win ue
success of his mission IN TINS country ana ne mas a.,
ready commenced the work Of introducing the Ideas lie
received here into the financial system Of the japanese
Official advices from Rear Admiral Lanman. command
ing the South Atlantic fleet dated at Bahia, July q, say
may ne was PTS TIE ~ s Steamer
at MOuevldeO, expecting TO leave for the United
states early in August The Wasp was up the Paraguay
R.vo ST. Armaud little French Creole, age about 10
years disappeared from the Howard University Sat
uyday last 1t is supposed that he is trying to get to
his home in New-Orieans. No trace OF him mas been
found
Secretary Robson has appointed Commodore NapO-
leon Collins, Naval Constructors William L. Hanscom
and George W. Much, Chief f gineer Edward d. Rabie,
and Civil Engineer Charles Hastings Board to consider
the plans received for the floating iron dock for the re-
pair Of vessels OF the navy on their ana to rport
upon the most suitable one Inc Board Is now IN session
at the Department, and Will conclude lts laDOrs by the
IL is Officially stated that the expectation Of cork from
the ports Morocco is tree Of duty for three mouths be-
ginning with 27rh OF June last.
The Commissioner OF Pensions has transmitted 20 the
Secretary Of the Treasury $40 received from an
anonymous correspondent az New-Haven conn, as the
amount of pension and per cent interest drawn iOr
disability from wounds received IN Datte IhOu8h lroD-
ably legally entitled to this pension, he chose TO return
Orders were issued from the Navy Department to-day
to put United States steamer Ir"quos now at PLha-
dcpha commission and she VIII sail thence 10 JOIN
feet in the East Indies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-23

TIE RESIGNATION OF MINISTER TUCKERMAN.
ATHENS, July 30.-Great satisfaction is ex-
pressed here because Mr. Tuckennan the American Min
iser who sent IN las iguaton last Spring has been
queated DIS President Grant 10 retain his post until the
Autumn. Every journal i'm Athens Of any note has pub
hahed remark, on the retiring Minister which must be
very gratifying 20 him, as well as to his countrymen
Tie Fdtyge"es'a, the leading Journal Of Athens. says
Last Spring, rs we learn, Mr. Tuckcrman, Minister of
tr Uned etatcs al tits Court sent ia his resignation
Dnt VIII remain % his post until next Autumn, when he
wiz ret m 10 hi country private business. and after
warn RECON- his family IN Germany We sorry be-
neIfVel "i sucit - man, one who loves Greece; who
SeS OF hfr dhct ncics not as others hJvenOt the
shh 3g la>a JUDI nrnt on the weak-but kindly aud
plosOphcdly, understanding the obstacles which block
vac Way or small nation, not under the kind
hOthef ut under the heavy hands OF three rival pro-
eet"r. We believe that Mr.. Tuckerman, although far
run us. VIII never 10 work for Greco; and his
1tOts, a. private gentleman may desirable re-
sHs, because among people truly free. be speak
ani "rite Altha Lurrty denied 10 the diplomat" The
AheHS Age. the next journal in point Of circulation
says: " Mr.. TuckelnSIu has resigned his position ON
account ~ the health Of his family aud for personal
ras0ns interpreting the sentiment OF the Greeks we
ss say IN al honesty. that when the King requested
mr. Tu"kerman TO withdraw his reclamation and remain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-23
CRIMES AND cAsuALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Matilda Rein, age u, was fatally burned, yes
day at Por, Jeris T. BY the explosion Of ean Of fsree1s
Daniel F. Jillson a brakeman, fell from loco
motive on the Railway ousye j. u on honaAy s1s Wa
fatally injuTet
Samuel Butler residing AT No 3G6 Baronne-st;
NewOrean. committed saie yesterday morning oy 'Do'1s
through the head. ,l
Dexter French. Springfield, Mass brak .of
man on the afternoon train from the Horto, VAS Iasa
y,.try afternoon Bcrnsrtston, and fatally paa 80
Anthony Van Dorm of BrattleDoro a. h 20 ,os a
xsa va, found ie,i Ia an oGthose q the ~ ,nner
p,issncs esry Yesterday DorBins Dtah "'s e-1'
David Tilton of NewYork Cty VINO ai mss eh SS
on ,ns oeiGrs 'oe 10 oc.oer convicted Yesterday 'f'
romnany pretending 10 do
=, Chicago pronouoeel ~ ne ns'o alp
Vohee orcen a bogus eOneen 'ha As p''p' -
iIe IT, CLARK was killed Charles RYAN
Corne severely cut and bruised bY 80
morally nlos a. Ls.noe Ill., While srns salute oS 'A'
information has been filed in the United Sta'cs
H. a. s Loas by Collector Murdoch Of the Second D.c,
pstns AZ Marble M Mo- owned By James Dunn, David
ssis y,nss David Crss Jspss BsseP JoAn hesn "e
M, ~ Jsihrs Hsnsoa Asssssss Ne 6evs'sssns .
susesS - assss "sesSN
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THE CHOLERA.

THE DISEASE GAINING GROUND AT KONIGSBERG.
BERLIN Tuesday, Aug q, 1871.
The ravages of the cholera are steadily in
rreasing al K0ug,berg The disease has also appeared
al Danzg but no cases have appeared in stettiD
and the south Of Prussia is still free from the disease
ITALY PREPARING.
ROME, Tuesday, Aug %, 1871.
The Italian Government has taken the most
stringent prccat onary measures against the cholera
PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES IN MONTREAL.
MONTREAL, Aug. 22.-The Mayor has ordered
the strongest measures regarding the cleansing Of the
ry IN view Of the possible approach Of cholera Lime
and other dsniectants supplied gratutousy to the
inhabitants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-23
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
THE U. S. POST OFFICEs-NEW PATENTs-THE
BIDS FOR TREASURY GOLD.

BIDS FOR TREASURY GOLD.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNBI
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Aug. o. 1871.
Never were there many postonlces in operation in
the United at present The books Of the Post
Office Department show that the goth OF last June
there were 3OOl5 Offices The greatest number previous
to Gen. Grants Administration was in 1882 when there
were nearly 1850 In 1863 there we're nearly 1900 but
this number included those I'm the rebelous States
which were suspended on account OF being within the
Rebel lines.
A board composed OF Capt. Geo. r. scer President;
Cont Timothy Treadway, and Capt. X. T. Baker OF the
Revenue Marine Service in session In this city
making examinations Of applicants for appointment as
Third Leutenants in the Revenue Marine Service.
Internal Revenue officers Of NewYork and other cities
are experiencing some Inconvenience because question
exists "a 10 what comprises original or unbroken
package t is understood that Commissioner Douglass
viii have the formally settled in the courts at the
earliest practicable moment that the revenue officials
may know exactly what course to pursue hereafter.
The following patents issued TO persons in New
York during tho week ending the 22l inst.
George L. Cook and John II. Guest, electric magnetic
Dur.rb, hrc-proot floor; George Puryis, eorkcuttEg
machine; Emil Ratb. assgnor to Morliz knicke, STAR
rod: George ID. Stevens ncck-chan; Chase a. stevens
and Cyrus Butler, packing for machinery ana lnng iOr
journal boxes and bearing surfaces; Isaac MhIeh WIS.,,
sSignOr Ia CHARLES Royr, yapor-buiner Lewis H. WIZ
3cA noS sIor o 70 Within Brooks Jones homogeneous
metal tor casting girdGrs, beams, etc. Charles A seely,
extract Of hops; Lwyn &. Weld apparatus Tor maAng
ice.
The latest adyces to the whereabouts OF some OF our
great vessels show them to have been at the following
named points OH the dates mentoncd The Colorado at
Chefoo China July 5; the PaOs, at Corea June S0 the
MonOcacy aud AsluclOt at Shanghai June 800 rue I%nGs
ter at Bahia, Brazil JUy az the Shenandoah AT Alex
andria, Egypt, July 81 ,,- ~.
Application made by letter 10 the Revenue Depart
mert to-day 10y the cashier OF n Cincinnati Nat0nal
Bank for a 5000 Internal Revenue stamp to be at
tachcd railroad mortgage stamps or TINS denonlh-
will not bc printed until month. TWO hundred dol
lar stamps IRE the lar scs denomination now In use.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-23
THE BUFFENBARGER CAsE-EXAMINATION CON
TNUED,

COLUMBUS, Aug. 22.-In the Bufenbarger
to-day nothing OF Importance was brought out The
crossexaminaton OF Prof. Wormley was concluded DR..
sprague who present when Mr.. Bufienbargcrs re-
mains were exhumed, was next called. He said that
everything about the grave indicated that 1t
had never been disturbed; he procured the jars
in which the organs were brought to Prof WOrmey; he
recognized the features Of Peter Buenbargcr when the
lid of the coffin removed; he noticed the appearance
Of the lungs at the grave they were of dark pnkish
color considerably coapsed the walls Of the abdomen
were rm having the appearance of being parboied; 1t
did not occur him while performing the operation TO
secure the or6ces by igaure Tho undertaken and two
other men were examined to the identity OF the re-
mains There were about rs ladies present during the
examination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-23
WASHINGTON.
TIE NEW LOAN.

EUROPE sUBsCRIBES FOR MORE THAN HEX
ALLOT"ENT-THE BOOKS TO BE CLOSED TO-
DAY.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-Messrs. Jay Cooke
Co. report that they have received Information from
London that much than the amount OF the FIVE
per cent loan allotted to Europe has been subscribed
and 1t Is believed that the amount reserved for this coun
try VIII be closed this week. The foreign subscription
books will be closed tomorrow instead OF Thursday.
Adyiccs received here state that tho subscriptions 10
the loan in Europe largely the allotment for
the country and it is probable that heavy drafts will be
made through the banks upon the s5oOOCOo placed
the market in this country From this It appears that
the National banks Of this country must all the
bonds they wish tomorrow the loan will be exhausted
Today's subscriptions foot up {57O5OOo Of which all
but S5I5, 600 is from Europe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-23
CHICAGO TRADING DIRECTLY WITH EURO

CHICAGO, Aug. GA new phase of the
Chicago importing trade has been recently developed
viz bringing goods from Europe Via Montreal and land
ing them direct the Chicago wharves without previous
oyerhaung. Several OF the heaviest merchants have
adopted this channel OF traffic which promises TO grow
rapidly by reason OF ts propeller laden with
dry goods which left Liverpool on tho Goth OF July ar
ryed In mort Yesterday so that by % days from the
time the z ODDS left European port they Will c IN the
warehouse Of the importer This Is much quicker timo
than can he depeuded upon I'm importing via Newfork,
where goods, beside being subjected 20 outrageous
charges are usual detained from 10 to 20 days IN me
Custom House. in addition to IL days or more on the
ocean and from three to days on the railroad,
with high charges for transportation Ihls independent
mode of imDortng is working well. the only fear Ia
that the New-YoTk interest will become so seriously
alarmed at the threatened loss of this business bat they
will offer better inducements for time, and Halter our
merchants into renewal Of their fcaiy 10 the on sys-
ten What is wanted now is complete concentration or
commercial independence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-23
IAwLEssNEss IN KANSAS.

TOPEKA, Aug. PA week ago in an cleo
tion row at Newton, the terminus Of the Atchison,
Topeka, and Santa F6 Railroad, Texan was shot and
killed by one McCosky the Texan being the aggressor
Since that time McClosky has been appointeda police
man. and there has been Ieud between him and the
Tan. which eliminated i'm general hsht on SATURDAY.
nicht in which McClosky and Texan were Killed, ana
two Others MORALLY and four SERIOUSLY wouhdfd L.ere
ia but tt law i'm that region and more trouble Is antcl-
mated The Texan drOyers cOngregate there In great
mn tlara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-23
ERANCE.

II, orrrCE Still IN DOUBr-PROlOSED
Iliit ,,sse,SpuENr OF TIE NATIONAL GUARD.
PARIS, Tuesday, August %, 1871.
II is rcpOrted that a compromise has been
ID in the matter 81 the proongation Of NJ. Thierss
term OF Office under which he is to receive the title OF
Pridcq and hold the position until the dissolution OF
the present Assembly.
The press ho'y debate the proposed disarmament OF
The National Gurrd. The conservative Journals a"No
cate and the radical papers oppose the STEP Fears are
EXPRESSED that its enforcement will meet with opposition
An Lyons and elsewhere.
Supplementary municipal elections in five Important
cities will ne or Tered.
The Budget Committee OF the Assembly ana tne GOV
eminent have creed upon substitute for the newspaper
stamp duty I'm the shape of tax upon paper Oh ~ i'
per kilOgTlIu
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SPAIN.

A DISTINGUISHED vIsITOR-THE BUDGET.
MADRID Tuesday, Aug. ~ ISL
The Crown Prince IIumbcrt Of Italy has
arrived NJ Madrid ON a visit to his brother, King
Amadeus.
The bud get is raly FOR submission to the Cortcs Ihe
expenditures Of the year are estimated al O"OOVO
psctas and the rcvcuur AT 5S9OOOOO The Minister OF
PnaDcc anticipates that the deficit will easily he COW
cred and cons ers in regard to the public debt
10 he at present uIuec' ssary.
His announced that the Ministry will establish Con-
,ulatcs General in all the spanish American Republics