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New-York tribune., 1872-07-29
FOREIGN NOTES.

The National Rife Association of Great
Britain held its annual meeting, at Wimbledon, during
the second and third weeks of july and OF the most
interesting features match between eight Canadi-
ans and picked body from Great Britain for cup pre-
sened by the Raiah of Koapore besides the cup $500
was added. The Canadians Won by eight points. The
shooting was remarkably good. The Canadians were
Loudly cheered They have also several other money
prizes during the meeting.
Very heavy storms visited the Midland dis
trics of England during the week ending July 49, and
the floods great as TO cause great destruction Of
property beside some OF life Many OF the streets
IN Manchester were Hooded several feet deep aud the
abants had to take TO the upper stories The water
also overtowed the Catholic Cemetery, and washed
many OF the bodies ont Of their graves Several large
manufactures had their stores Of goods swept away.
The-Archbshop of Utrecht, in pursuance of
his mission In MD of tho designs OF the Old Catholic
party In Germany, arrived at Kasorslautern the 10th
Of July. he was received with great oore-
mony by Committee OF Old Catholics. Tho bells OF the
town rung aud salutes 1red The next morn
ing tho Archbishop assisted at divine service IN the
church. and confirmed several rnsnberr Of the old
New-York tribune., 1872-07-29
NEW-YORk MONDAY. JULY 90. 1872.

tho mower 10 take command OF the military and
the country arrcsting any they see ft to. When
they have secured q gang OF prisoners, If
thew live In the mountain regions of the
western part OF the State instead OF taking them before
the United satos Court which sits at Salisbury they
drag them off TO Raleigh, 100 miles further away from
home when 1t is more difficult for them TO get ban or
witnesses in defense This Ia done In order to make the
fees and mileage greater than they otherwise would BE-
II is also currently reported in every town in this state
that men who are arrested by United States officers VIII
not be mossted II they only vote the Grant ticket and
whether this be true or not the simple country people
believe IT, How much effect this kind OF intimidation VIII
have cannot he known until after election The ehte
mountain section Of this State Is aroused as IL mas never
been aroused in any previous political campaign and II
the Liberal vote there not much greater than IN any
preyious election since the war 1t VIII be due to TINS
cause alone.
Secret Service agent j. N Beach OF New-York arrived
in Greensboro night before last and yesterday IN
consultation with Secret Service agent Hester OF TINS
State The latter s one OF the most INSCRIPTIONS OF tho
TOOLS OF the Administration and is notorious for the part
he took in kidnapping DR.. Bratton, In Canada His
Canadian assistants have been convicted and are now
suffering punishment for their crime, while Hester Is
kept in this state manage the election In the interest
OF Grant.
A fine Greeley and Brown nagpole was raised In
this city, Yesterday, the spot where the famous
Meckenburc Declaration OF Independence read.
Several descendants OF Dr. Brevard the author OF that
declaration are members OF the Greeley and Brown CuD
formed here last week.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-29
WEST INDIES.
PROPOSED COPYRIGHT OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
DIsPATCHEs-NEw HAYTIAN LOAN.

PROPOSED COPYRIGHT OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
DIsPATCHES-NEw HAYTIAN LOAN.
KINGSTON July 20.-The Jamaica Legislature
has referred Special Committee of the Council the
petition Of the Agent Of the NewYork Associated Press
for protective copyright of co hours on the teegans
OF the Association arriving IN Jamaica The agentrepre
sents in his memorial that no sooner are teegrams OBJ
tanned at great expense 20 the subscribing members OF
the press who contribute toward this enterprise, than
other papers immediately reproduce these kilograms TO
the great injury the enterprsing press OF kingston
From a Government return which appears IN the
Jamaica Blue Book for 1871 II appears that the Colonial
Rank has been for several years past importing large
quantities OF silver cOin which gradually disappears
from circulation This has not been exported and the
conclusion is that the negroes are boarding.
The Haytian loan which IL was proposed TO raise has
been arranged. Messrs. White, Hartman & Company OF
Prince advance s20ccO0 for the purpose
of buying ip the paper currency at $500 TO VI gold or sill
YER The Government IL 10 pay them IS per cent for IL
wears and at the end OF that period by the payment OF
this regularly the debt TO be considered set
ed and wiped out
New-York tribune., 1872-07-29
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON.
TIE PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE BOARD OF
ARBTTRATIoN--THE QUESTION OF LNIEhi-'i
On THE AMOUNTS AWARDED.

TIE PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE BoAkD ,'1ir vi
ARBTTRATIoN--THE QUESTION OF lNIENA~'i
On THE AMOUNTS AWARDED.
GENEVA, Saturday, July 27, ls7l
The recent interruption of the sittings Oh
the Board OF Arbitration occurred through the necessary
determination of the English law questions regard
ing the construction Of the privateeng vessels in ErSh
ports ana also investigation 10 whether the Brlush
Admiralty used sufficient diligence In preventing these
vessels from going OF four cases advanced En-
gland repudiates three and in the fourth she contends
that the Admiralty acted promptly although the police
hestated to take the proper to prevent her de-
parture The Court is also considering the question OF
allowing interest the amounts awarded IIs stated
that majority Of the Board unfavorable to such al
owanoe IL is regarded probable that, after careful
investigation OF each case, the tribunal Will fix the
amount Of indemnity TO be paid by England at gross
sum. Mr.. Charles Francis Adams preserves firm att
ude In maintaining the claims OF the United States The
concatory disposition universally manifested by the
American representatives commands much admiration,
also does their assduous labor in behalf OF their
cause.
THE WORK BEFORE THE MIXED COMMISSION.
WASHINGTON, July 2S.-The records of the
American and British Commission organized under the
Treaty OF Washington, will be removed TO Newport
r. L. early September be ready for the session
of the Commission the l1th Of that month
The time for fling claims terminated on the
Goth OF June. The number OF British cases Is
49, and, heretofore stated the number OF American
Is only 10. All OF the memorials Will be printed by
the middle Of August Some Of them make from 400 to
800 printed pages each. The proofs and testi-
mony remain to be gathered and printed Though the
aggregate amount claimed is large 1t does not follow
that allowances will be made accordingly for OF the IT
thus far defnitvey decided awards in only three
OF them have been made the others having been dsal
lowed and one dismissed
New-York tribune., 1872-07-29
CRIMES AND cAsUALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Twelve cars of oil We're burned on the Erie
RASAv Just Of Elms yesterday morning. The total loss
about slt,O0.
Capt. Charles L. Deane, editor of TAe Los
suicide by poisoning
"A large steamer is reported ashore so miles
roh Kew Ws. supposed be the Benv Udd states
steamer Kansas has goae 10 her Asslsiance
The residence of Charles Marseilles, of Exeter
bAdy damaged by ire early on Saturday morning.
Walter +. Jones of Somervile, Me-, and Mr.
Lowell OF Drewsye H. were drowned in the .ser osa h fy h
families.
Herbert C.. Burlck, q clerk in the New-london
has been arrested by SPECIAL Ageui lamp VITA
With letters Several lettcs money
srd yauabes Michael Davis no' Fo'ohce en-
ploJe, aTTesIed As aoeomphoe.
Tho Buffalo Presbytery deposed, last Saturday,
NJ Thompson who Is charged WIN Auefy James
ministry and indefinitely suspended MN ron comma
mon Mr. Tkoupson va, aspended Tor similar Of
isu Cincinnati and the representation oi m basao brethren
Ia bad btsDy rsyenisd of Biz siB was felhss-'sL
New-York tribune., 1872-07-29
FIRES.
CONFEDERATION IN OTTAwA-A WOMAN BURNED
TO DEATH.

CONPLAGRATION IN OTTAWA WOMAN BURNED
TO DEATH.
OTTAWA, Canada, July 29.-AbOut o'clock
this morning fire broke out in the back part of Morti-
ers drug store, sussexst and spread rapidly to the
buildings in the range, occupied by the Messrs
Nye, tobacconsts Bartlett, confectioner; Meadows,
tinware; McDougas, hardware; Faulkner, dry goods,
and Cordngly tinware. All of these shops, with
the stocks, and the furniture in the dwell
lngs overhead, almost entirely consumed.
The fire also spread through the sta
bes in the rear Matthews Hotel and caught the roof
OF the latter building, which also destroyed The
wife of Mr.. Evans, who occupied the dwelling over the
Nye tobacco store burned to death, Mr. Evans mar
rowy escaping similar fate, while the servant girl in
his employ and also in Mr.. Mortimers jumped from
the thrstory window into the street. The former 1t is
feared is fatally injured The loss is sl5oOOo large
portion Of which is covered by insurance.
A MASONIC HALL BURNED.
CHICAGO, July 27.-A fire at Joliet H., last
night entirely destroyed the Masonic Hall building,
hreestory brick structure The lower floors occu
pied by Hammond Bedford, dry goods and groceries,
whose stock was valued $4,000 insured for sOOO and
F. 6 F. Mack wholesale and retail dealers in boots and
shoes stock valued at $4,000 insured for $4,000 On the
third floor was the Masonic Hail. of the finest In the
State The jewelry, regalia and furniture in the Hall
were all destroyed loss $4,000. insurance So 500.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-29
THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.

March 2o-secretary Borie left here last evening for
his home in Philadelphia:
March 26-secretary Borie and party returned from
their Annapolis trip at q late hour last night
April 3Secretary Borie left last evening for Phiade
phia and will DO absent until Tuesday next
April l6Secretary Borie left the city for his homo
last night 70 be absent until next week.
April 26-Secretary Borie having made raneements
for excursion OF the President and membe ~ or h
Cabinet with their families TO Mount Vernon on boarb
OF the fine sdewhee steamer raapoosa, TODAY the ex
oursonists embarked at the NayyYard this morning at
10 o'clock.
May 7-secretary B0re left here for visit 10 his fam
Ly IN Philadelphia. He will return ON Monday
May lt-Soeretary BOre has returned from his recent
yislt aud was al the Navy Department to-day.
May lo.-Secretary Bore viii leave this evening for
Annapolis. "
May 24-Secretary Bore left here on Friday evening
Tor MS nome, and Will return on Wednesday next
May 3l.-Secretary B0re eft for Philadelphia Sat-
urday and will return tomorrow.
June 2l.-Secretary Borie expected 20 return here
with the President this evening.
June 30Secreary ROeeson left the city last night for
his home IN NewJersey He expects 10 Dc absent about
a week
August 9.-secretary Robson is on a visit to Long
Branch.
August 9-Secretary Robeson returned here on satur
day evening but will leave again Tomorrow
August ll.Secretary Robson, Commodore Alden and
other prominent officials with their families lal al Gov
ernment expense left last evening for Anuapos
from whicn place they sail on The steamer Sss
New-York tribune., 1872-07-29
FRANCE.

REPORT or THE INTENDED RESIGNATION OF
THE DUKE DAUMALE-LAND-SLIDE NEAR
MONT CENIs-DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS WITH
MEXICO TO BE RESUMED.
PARIS, July 2s 1872.
A report is in circulation that the Duke
d'Aumale intends resgning his seat in the French
Assembly. landslide occurred yesterday on the rail-
way near Mont Gents, which obsructed the passage OF
the express train. No loss of life occurred, but the
passengers obliged to walk three miles TO reach
another train The remains of the Duke of Guise were
buried to-day. Among those present at the funeral
service the Hon. L. B. Washburne and Gen. william
T. Sherman The French Government contemplates the
resumption of diplomatic relations with Mexico the
death of Juarez having removed the only obstacle
thereto.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-29
SPAIN.
BREAKING UP OF

BREAKING UP OF A LARGE BAND OF CARLIsTs'
MADRID, Saturday, July 27, 1872.
Official report is made in the Department OF
War announcing the total defeat Of Castlo's band OF
Cariss numbering 900 men, which has maintained It's
organization in the north OF Spain. Thirteen OF the
Carists killed and i5 captured 10 OF whom were
wounded The defeated insurgents carried 30 OF Their
wounded with them The defeat OF another band OF in
surgents is reported with the loss OF three men killed and
many wounded.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-29
GREAT BRITAIN.
MARRIAGE OF MILE. NILSSON IN WESTMINSTER
ABBEY.

LONDON. July 2s 1872
Mile. Christine Nilsson was married in West
minister Abbey, yesterday to NJ Rouzeaud OF Paris The
nuptals were witnessed by immense assemblage OF
people, including many wellknown artists aud numbers
Of the aristocracy Among the persons present were
Baron Brunnow Russian Minister; the Hon. r. c.
Schenck American Minister; Lady Peel and Nile TtIens
de steenbock Secretary OF the Swedish legation
gave the bride away, and the marriage ceremony was
performed by Dean Stanley The presents received by
the bride amount in value 10 s6OOOO The Princess Of
Wales sent diamond bracelet 10 the bride.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-29
FINAL WORK OF THE LIBERAL CANVASS.

INAL hOith VI ll1E LIBERAL CANVASS.
MASS MEETINGS AT CHARLOTTE, CONCORD. AND
COMPANY SHOPS-SPEECHES BY SENATOR
SCHUM AND OTHERs-THREATENED ABUSE
or TUE KU-KLUX LAW-OUTRAGEOUs TREAT
MLNT OF INNOCENT CITIZENS,
lBf TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBuSE1
CHARLOTTE, July Ex-senator Scburz. ac-
compahied bS ID. X. GoOdloe. ex-Goy Graham of this
sAte ana others. were joined by Gov Walker OF yir-
GihiA at Greensboro, last night and the whole party
cdine on 10 Charlotte arriving early this morning
large mass meeting VIII be held here tomorrow and the
people VIII be addressed by Senator schurz Gov Walker
ana Others An Immense mass meeting and barbecue
Will DO held at Concord, Cabarrus County ON Tuesday
anu the last gun Of the campaign will be fred at Com
panE shops Alamance County, ON Wednesday. Senator
"on| ana Gov walker are expected TO speak at each
Vi tnese places. The meeting on Wednesday will be of
especial Interest 1t will be attended by many OF the
els o the Kirk Holden war of 1870 when, it Will be
e'Doleo' men were hung up by the neck until life
,es eA unct In order 10 force from them the
6ors%,0s,o % 'noy belonged 10 the Ku-KIux Khan
NV ,ho s excitement has been caused In this State
mat POrt teiegraphed from Washington yesterday
row t D'ank warrants had been sent 70 Marshal Car
the trn,, use have no means Of ascertainIng
u'n oi The report but no one not familiar with the
unoco,, ""on such warrants have been used against
,, 0''i~enS OF This State can understand how much
,,, 'eH funor Of this kind produces II these war
go 0io served only by the regular officers OF the
-. ~ puuage would not be great but they arc
'o the hands OF deputy marshais, who gener-
~ en VI the moet desperate character, aud they have
New-York tribune., 1872-07-29
LYNCH LAW AT wARRENsBURG.

KANSAS CITY, July 27.-James Sharpe, who
murdered John Erskne, week or two ago, taken
from the Jail at Warrensburg, Mo, at M, yesterday
and hung by mob of about persons who represented
themselves as leading citizens from all parts OF the
try The Sheriff resisted the mob, but they attacked the
ai in the front and the rear, broke through the wall
and took the prisoner. He confessed the murder. His
body was delivered to his wife and children.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-29
MISSOURI MISDEEDS.
SERIOUS OFFICIAL pEFALcATroy.

a SERIOUS UFFIIIAL UEFALJAIIUNs
ST. LOUIS July GA dispatch from Jeffer-
con City, No. says great frauds. both the State and
county have recently to light in the Circuit Clerks
Office OF Livingston County, but their character and the
amount of money, if any, involved are not stated.
Charles r. Berry Circuit Clerk aud r. W. Godsby, his
deputy in custody. and L. Godsby, another deputy
and former Circuit Clerk, has suddenly left being also
IMPLICATED.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-29
NORTH CAROLNA.
,rNAroR sCHURz AT GREENSBORO.

ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION BY THE PE0rLn-N I,,[,HtS
-" tny,,osrNG GATHERING AND AN ABLE SPEECH
-rHE QUESTIONS AT ISSUE FAIRLY STATED
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ct. JAMES THEATRE, ySTH ST. AND BROADWAY
. THE DRAMATIC SUCCESS OF NEW YORK.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE
VI FOR SUNDAY NIGHT!ii
ANOTHER WONDERFUL MUSICAL FESTIVAL, BY A
COMBIN ALTON OF Alb THE AVAILABLE
MUSICAL TALENT IN THE CITY,
IN ONE GRAND OPERATIC CONCERT III
THE NINTH REGIMENT BAND, IN FULL. UNIFORMi
THE ENTIRE MULDERFABBRI GRAND OPERA CON.
Nm. ,upzp.pppr PA Na. crAp.ppp1.
the great Dramatic Prima Donna Pma Contrao.
Mr. JACOB MULLER, Herr MULDER.FABbRI,
the greatest Baritone accomplished Conductor
And in the array OF renowned Arstes,
who greeted with such enthusiasm last Sunday
ing by
AUDIENCE OF OVER THREE THOUSAND PEOPLB.
the following talent has been secuyed:-
Miss 0RAZIELLA RID0WAY,
the charming young Soprano;
Mr. WILLIAM MACDQNALD,
the celebrated English Tenor;
Senorita JOSEFINA FILOMENO,
the CHILEAN V0liniste
All OF whom will participate in programme OF singular
magnitu and excellence and embracing Gems from a the
most popular Operas incudnE IA TKAviATA LINZ
MARTHA, LUoRETIA BORGIA. DON PAsQUALLE,
TROVATORE, &c.
- Sale Of Reserved Seats commences THIS MORNING,
at Schirmer 0 Broadway, and at the boz oce Of the
Honaa
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AMUsE TENTS

ADJUSTMENTS
Wo0D Grand MATINEE TO-DAY Ara
BARNUM'S FIJIAN CANNlBALs
Mr. BARsGa WIN personally insrodaes Il. CsnniOss and
s MnriSs sIs A'o'sn0' - anu tRvRMNa
Production of the entirely Bmlesque Extravaganza OF
LUNA,
or THE NAUGHTY BOY VINO CRIED FOR THE NOON,
IN which Miss PAULINE MARKHAM, Miss BELLE
H0wITT,
and ss sod as.nt con.av yin Il
A BULL IN A CHINA SHOP
M0NbxY, nxkCi ii. als Time Of the - AN
The WOkEI >GMEN OF NEW YOkK.
New Scenery, Properties, Machinery and Startling Effects
or JAMES THEATRE, 6TR ST. AND BROADWAY
HARRiAdB, .o-'' " MARRIAGE.
the new Opinions of the press. with
Society - Miss
Play. "'Marriagc' an eHective GRISWOLD
MARRIAGE, Idrama conveying bold lessons In her
every night to society," society could oniy charming i'm
a. pc prevailed on TO prons oy personsuon
ana every sThe mova Of Marriage is Mrs.
Saturday high one intoxicating the les BROohs
Matinee son that worth OF character,l ana MI.
at mutual respect and sincereI MACkYk
O'Clock. Hove are the only safeguards oti a.
New 1.-THE institution. "-Home Jour-l COL. GRAY,
and srhe special moral taught the entire
complete by MARRIAGE h the sancityl company
App0tnt- Of the marital kuot"-Ou Sol Last weeks
with Z .fis moral to be deduced succsssful
D% . S. ssasSs. that mars .np.d
DoorQ open h0ppiness eau only come FROM MARRIAGE.
athX; conssancy and fidelity to thel Seats secured
Commence atlmsrfage vow."-Commercisi two weeks
0PM Advertiser In advance.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

fCHE DIAMOND FIELDS OF SOUTH AFRICA, BY ONE
VINO mas visited the helds Glrne full description of
aenond digeing, The wealth pues The OF
ne journey with vau blc information about diamonds and
weo'ous ksmA AsEluCAN NEWS COMPANY,
llo Nassau sIees
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POLITICAL.

AT REGULAR MEETING OF THE s. r. SHAW
"A Association, held at $50 Eleventh avenue this Thursday
evening" the ,th March ls7s Oh motion q W. b Newman
the nomination or President OF this association,
seconded by Eugene Banpon when John W. Bockhorn
duly elected by acclalnaton.
i then moved and seconded that George w. Perry Of
56 est Forty se be declared the choice Of this
elected as such
On motion Il was resolved that Eugene r Bannon, Of
Forty syth be declared Secretary OF this association
There being opposition II ordered. W. H. Newman
declared duly elected spending secretary
On motion resolved that this association elect five
delegates TO confer with osher delegates that 10
appointed oy the other T. e. Shaw Associations.
Messrs J. W. Boekhorn, George W. Perry, William Dun.
cansOn. w. b. Newman and Charles l.. Bocknorn
therefore elected 10 serve SUCH
Ate listening to remarks Mr. Bockhorn and other
members pejng their services and inauence all
honorable elect Mr. .. r.. shaw 10 the position OF
Mayor tho meeting adjourned, subject IN the of the
Presi lent. EUGENE 4. BANNON, Secretary
DoLiTICAL PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
done TO short notice by the Metropolitan Printing Is.
tablshment corner OF broadway street, New Yor
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ylIANTED--A SECOND HAND GUILD GARRISON
w No. Steam Pump; also steam Engine, 10 or l6s3x
feet with without Boiler address stating particulars
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rup THE THE THE TIL
CARTOON, TELEGRAM CARTOON,
CARTOON, TELEGRAM CARTOON,
CARTOON, TELEGRAM CARTOON,
CARTOON, TELEGRAM CARTOON,
CARTOON, TELEGRAM CARTOON,
CARTOON, TELEGRAM CARTOON
CARTOON, TELnoRAM CARTOON.
CARTOON, TELE0RAM CARTOON,
THE FIRST GREAT ACT
IN THE
PRESIDENTIAL sAwDUsr.
MOST
WONDERFUL EQUESTRIAN FEAT.
THIs GREAT STAR COMPANY
OF
UNPARALLELED TALENT
WILL Owe
GRAND MATINEE PERFORMANCE
THIS AFTERNOON, SIMULTANEOUSLY
At ALL POINTS or THE CITY.
IN THE
EVENING TELEGRAx.
THEE CENTS
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DRoPOsALs FOR CONDENSED MILK
DEPAErMEHT ov PunLIc CHAHITIrsl
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Gtne eefdbrI de Saitpn.

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6ei,mitta' S cueter's Dttteres, baS nur tn 81 ,f&en,
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OpPpelmorb uub Naub.

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