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, 1873-06-29
DfABOllSM,
Attempts at Wholesale Murder or Illf-
nOIs Railroads.

Attempts at Wholesale Murder or Illi-
n0ls Railroads.
MENDOZA, Ill.,, june 23.-Passengors on the
eouthTard bound train on the Illinois Central
Railroad, that arrived here last evening ct 8
o'clock, state that when their train was about
four miles south of Freeport, the locomotive OF
the train struck two cedar rails that had been
purrosely placed On the track, with the evident
lntcution Of throwing off the train down an en-
banknent close by. Tho rail WAS pushed in
front Of the locomotive about twenty rods, when
the train YVES stopped
1he eastwrrd-bound passenger train from
aieudota, on the Chicago, Burlington L Quincy
Railroad: ran into q pile Of stones about half
past o'clock this morning, near Meridian, that
had been gathered from culyert close bv and
heaped un with view to injurinr the train.
lie locomotive wes not injured, aad the train
vas not ser1oualy Delayed; but the Westward
bound train ran into another pile of etono8 A
short distance further east toward Earlvilto
On the double track which resulted IL
the entire disable1oent Of tho engine and a de-
lay Of two hours to the train. Fortunately. in
all these cases, the trains were not thrown from
tho track, and no ono was seriously injured.
There seems to be an organized movement On
the part OF some desperate villains to work mur-
der and destruction upon the railroads in this
section. Various sur1nlses are afoat as to tho
cause ct these diabo1ical acts. Some even 20 so
far as to attribute this ecoundrelisrn to the
farmers movement. We feel sure, however,
that farmers would lend no sanction to such
crime.
, 1873-06-29

man Landwehr verein, OF this city. comDosa5 a..
FORMER members OF the P1ussial laudTebr " ~
militia, who were in full uniform, and nne- ~ os
command &C of Major Brandis Jointly With ths ths
the Landwehr Verein, the Society Of Sazona .ns .ns
ctizens committee we're in atendanca r. a3 nna
come the military and musical visitors. ".;"
dress OF welcome was delivered by Mai Rra,;:E. r.
which Was briefly responded to by sIr. Dnro ~
lsader Of the Saxon band, thanIiue rhem 'ia "a
the name Of bis comrades for TIA c,r3'a1 rI' ~ IL
ceptlon accorded to tho band, Tbe1anna|'os ~.
the band was escorted across the river elloa ~ la
York where, at the Atlantic Garden. tbev 1s1a neR
served With refreshments. Thence fhe han7 "e.e ,.e
escorted to concorlia HaH, in avenue trh;ats ;s
mas been choeon as it's headquarters 11rnn "t01a q.
.sojourn here. How long Tho band vii g rag.: Us
mere is not known, but it is expected that a thaa
ulpel1o1n e before the public at the Arne,;cs35 ;e5
nsutaso Eau. The Whiting band is n,aa cornn1"saa
tf Of s5ty Of the best military muaicana noFn =!
the saxon army The band ia dressed n - d.t "a
green uniform, bound With red tsna - ~ aths ~
seams and edges; leather belt to With ia hue te
on the left eide short sword with s;Ivar h;14
black cap With large silver etar on the frant
gold band surrounded By tasael ~ ~, bas. q
black horse hair twirled around the left a6a T5s:
members have . leave Of absence for tbres
months, and viii probably give earies OF con-
cetts Ii New York and other cities.n
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AQUATIC.
THERE Is 70 Be 4 BOAT RACE

THEKE Is TO BE BOAT RACE
on the Fourth Of July, commencing ut 10 q. N.
Tho course to be rowed over is from Congress
to Twenty-second street, and the stake depend
ing on the match amounts to 9100 The con-
testants arc P. J. Meehan, Of New Orleans, and
J. III. Dolla1d Of Brooklyn. J. G. McCarty and
Janes Fay hare bsen appointed referee and
stakeholder respectively.
INTERNATIONAL REGATTA Ar TORONTO, ONT.
TORONTO June 28.-The grand international
regatta took place in Toronto Bay this after
noon. The weather most favorable. Hundreds
OF sail and TOW boats lined either side Of the
COURSE Barges were anchored At intervals
while steamers and tugs were passing up md
down. About 5000 persons Witnessed the races
The first race Was . single sculI, first class.
There were Beven ent<iea- 4 good start was
made, but Itouther, Of Pittsburgh, and Dem
making sixty strokes per minute. Louther VOL
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WALL STREET..

Review OF the Money, Bond, Stock.
Gold, and Produce Markets.
Special Dispatch to Tic Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoRR, June 23.-Tha stock market has
been unusually active to-day. More business
was done during the afternoon than On any two
days this week The Pacific Mail Directors have
found TINT they can only raise money On q bot
tomezy bond Arrangements Will be made next
week to call for the loan.
MONETARY.
The bank ststement Of to-day is favorable
again.
The gold market has been weak this afternoon,
owing to belief TINT the Treasury pro-
gra11tne for July would provide for large sales
Of gold. This discouraged tho bull clique,
and q further depressing effect waa the large
payments to-day for account Of July interest,
this amounting to nearly two millions. The re-
f!ort OF large imports for this week, amounting
to ,83l, did not inpart any strength to the
market, for tue reason tina: the customs will not
be affected, the lnrge proportion of the goods
being free. The shippers Of the gold sent out
this weok declare that they are exporting at the
risk OF loss, but in obedience to positive order5.
PRODUCE.
Breadetuffs- Receipts, 1888 b.ls flour; 29,-
G2o bu wheat; s., $50 do corn; 52,950 do oats;
E530 do rye, and 5000 do malt
INC uour in3rkeE continues depressed; 9t0cE
freely offered at decline of E@10c. There is
some inquiry for lines but NO sales of impo1-
lance are reported. The trade inquiry il very
moderate. Whcat-The flr1nness OF holders
checks the demand. Business today was SLOW
Holders are not offering freely. To-dpys sales
arc small. and include 6500o bn at s1.5a for No.
2 Milwaukee. aud S1.4S for No. Chicago.
The market for pork WAS higher aad mod
erately active, with sales Of cash and regular OF
about $50 brla at 91coo@1s.1o19 for new mess
fer future delivery, Transactions 1re reported
to the extent of 1000 brls for July at $1,000,
and $50 brls Do at 516.o5. Beef il about nomi-
maud tor beaf hams. In cut meats business
was moderately active and prices strong, with
sales of about 100 Tbs Western picked hams.
The bacon market ruled quiet and about nomi-
nal Dressed hogs were in fair demand
and lower. Lard was moderately active, with
the market higher for Western On the spot.
, 1873-06-29

Appearance of the Pestilcnce in Rer.
Iin--A1nrm OF the Inhabitants-.Tho o
Disease in Nashville and C1nciu.
nnti.
LONDON, June 28.-A special from Berlin
stateB that two deaths from cholera occurred in
that city yesterday. The inhabitants are re-
ported as being greatly alarmed
NASHVILLE, June 23.-There we're eight deaths
from cholera to-day, four white and four color
ed. Scarcely any new casea are reported
CINCINNATI, O., June 28.-There we're four
teen deaths from cholera to-day, including that
OF DR.. @. P. Divan.
MKArH1s, June 28-Ihe cholera interments
to-day were nine.
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NEW YORK.
Alleged Gigantic Customs
Frauds---lmplication of
Duden, Freres & Co.
Miscellaneous Local News.

| x, v,
today IN the Court Of General Sessions 1ur =
new e1al N tne case OF William J. sharkey, who
Is convicted OF the murder Of Robert Dunn 0na
eoeG bis csarea ia by B.
the pIaaoner ne eild at the time Of the killing, u
ii,s t5ssaeu ~ "ltnesses would be almost unit 10
i've. Three OF the jurors unite in saying th,t
they would not have agreed to verdict Of nar.
tSr aer N tne nist degree, but tha. they though.
tne accompanying RECOMMENDATION to mercy
carried s:e With It sentence Of imprisonment to-
1g; e.
ine toroner Jury nas found James JaclgaQ
gnltty Or eausnlg tne death OF Mary Jano sull~
van san' as Eno was found 1 dead in house in Thou
70 XII IL On tho 'x sas neaa sa1as
! Inc new commissioners Of PARKS have unan-
i1no1aly r. Re elected Cot Henry g. stebbins Pres
luens. tne oepartmont WILL now be thoroughly
olganlz9a, anu the necessary details for efficient
VOTE VIII De made without delay The Board
PaTKs TI On the ath OF july
me hon. EdFard Pierrepont, counsel to tho
u sne ote raeinc Man eteamship Company, has given
~ op!1uo! @ " 1ne eHecs thas bonds could not be
1ssueo, anu 1nas tne money required by the Com
Pany ~ must ne borrowed tE plodging its property.
nhue engine NO. " was proceeding to . fire,
early LUIS morning, the TENDER, containing ei1
men "as uPset. Two are thought to have been
1a1Aly 1nJuteo' ana TWO others painfully
me cypress says the name Of the firm whose
peohs na!e 1een seized oy the Custom House
o1acefsl IS Duaen, Ffeerea q Co., and
on tne ehafge OF having, during series
ot years. carried on g systematic
course OF s"lnd1ng On the re7enne
uePattme;M: Iher principal house 1s IL B.us~
se1s, ana shey nave oranch offices IN Noting
nam, LONDON, st. Petersburg, San Francisco,
anu n;ln New ioIk. 91l .......
~ n'fnato AaseT ano rreaerac5 aluser carry On
aa sto Faf Rusness II Ne" AofA anu otto Anser tte
SUI ~ 81 4nclsco ~ nous9.
:, nt. fnelPs, o. ne Cossom-House, deaa1ed
s ~ .ension e. oi o1ta.lng caplas to-day 10.
s-ra.t W. "a co. " euatu ~ MusGs an ofder u
1arao- reos "1a A1su p1 onsAneo IN NeR
1eiee3, par u Inc Nces having been
eMds.a q W nopoAen. AecofotnS to The
~ 40 penaisaes Hsn ~ ~ VII leaah
- 10 th;a saih ~ u alleged
stnc sA1 nuano - - 10 .orm lnto 1o9a
~ r,otaf.a - GsA9e pat1 OF t9e naolnty
, 1873-06-29

Parsons, Kansas, June 28.-Through and close
connections are now made between Hannibal,
Mo-, and Dennison, Texas. over the Missouri,
Kansas & Texas Railroad; and this COMPANY
now own and operate 784 miles Of road, ali Of
which has been built since August, 1869.
LITTLE RocR, Ark, June 28.-The Cairo l.
Fulton Railroad was completed to-day to Arka-
delphia, and an excursion party passed over The
road to that point from this city, q distance OF
sixty-dve miles. The excursion was given By
the officers Of the road to the business men Of
Little Rock, and was composed Of the Governor
and other State officers, and about 400 in ali Of
the leading citizena. Arkade1phia ia at the head
OF navigation On the Ouachita River,
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THE INDIANS,

Rsid' on the English Party OF the
Northwest boundary Survey---They
arc Driven Back from Turtle Nfoun-
tain---TsEo Whites Captured,
Special D1spatch to Tie Chicago r. fbu7,<
ST.. PAUL, June GA letter fro:a tho Amer
ican Party on the Northwest Boundary Survey
at the st. Joe Mountains. Dakota, written On the
21st inst, says that the English scouts, so miles
in advance, we're attacked by tie Indians in
Turtle Mountains. The EngliRhmen numbered
thirty-hve. Two we're captured by the Indians
and the rest driven back out Of the mountains.
The American party go forward On Monday.
, 1873-06-29
SHOOTING.

An Unknown 1Iurilcrer Shot Dead By
Hn Officer.
spceto1 Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ST. PAUL, June 29.-At Pennington, Dakota
County, last evening, an unknown old man,
French Or German by birth, laborer in dress
and appearance, shot aud fatally wounded John
Scallard. boarding~houBe keeper, and was him
self shot dead by Constable Albert Chapel. The
old man had q quarrel with the domestics, and
Bcallard went to his room. As he entered the
apartment the old man shot him without wa.n-
ing. The Constable went to arrest him, and,
upon his drawing pistol to resist, shot him
through the brain, killing him instantly. The
name is unknown. Scallnrd is insensible, bleed
ing internally, and cannot recover. He Was shot
in the left aide, through the lungs.
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FIREWORKS EXPLOSION.

Death of David Webb, Passenger
Agent OF the Baltimore d Ohio
Railroad
COLUMBUS, O., June 28.-David Webb, Passen-
ger Agent Of the Baltimore l. Ohio Railroad at
this point, and 21r. Houseman, last night pur-
chased a large quantity Of fireworks for the 4sh
OF July: While taking them into the country
N q hack, lighted cigar fell into the package
exploding the whole lot, blowing the carriage
top oil, and throwing Webb into neighborlng
ditch: Ho died to-day at noon in great agony.
Mr. Hnnseman WIS badly hurt.
, 1873-06-29
BILLIARDS.

6tLLfAHDS.
Special Dispatch to The Chica1n Tribune,
THE INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS ~ FHTEEHT1
CANE.
New YoRK, June 28.-At the time OF com.
mencing the game Of billiards this afternoon in
the three-bau tournament in Irving hall,
GARNER was ahead in the List, having won four
games and lost none. Maurice DAILY stood next,
four won and ono lost Cyrille Dion third, With
him; Francois Ubassy fourth, having
won two and lost three; Joseph Dion
fifth, with four lost and one in his favor !;
while Dee1y brought up the rear, having been
defeated in evory game. Tho interest attending
the game this evening Was intense, upon its
Termination resting the result Of the tournh-
ment.
NEw YoaK, June 2s.-The fifteenth game Of
the billiard tournament played this afternoon
by Cyrille Dion aud Albert Garnicr was Won by
the former.
1e nIoE f. 8 E & 192 g. 2S H. 1s' o.
4ins rs Of s.ae II = s5a3 AZ shd :, Il II hisutes i
Tonight al the contestants played in SIX
handed exhibition game.
On Monday. the games between Oyril1e Dion,
The defeat Of aarnier BY Gyrille Dion in tho
game thia afternoon gives New Yo1kers the hope
that their pet, Maunce DAILY, may Jet carry OF
the first prize. Daily has defeated Dion. Gar
nior has conquered DAILY, and now Dion has won
= victory over GARNER. Each has lost one
game, and with them now will bo
the struggle for the championship
GARNER seems to be regarded as having tho hon
Or Of the West in his keeping. He has made the
highest Iun-113. Daily is expected to bear New
York to the front, while to Dion is awarded the
task Of maintaining the colors Of Canada and
France.
In the six-handed match, J. Dion, GARNER,
md Daily were pitted against Deezy, Ubassy, and
Dion, and defeated them BY q total score OF
327 to 213. The following is the aggregate runs
u each player: J. Dion, 80; Garniof, 184; DAILY,
Is; Doery, 48; Ubassy, s.; c. Dion, 80.
HOW THEY STAND.
The following table shows tho standing ct I'll
he players who tobk part in tho International
Billiard Tournament in New York:
, 1873-06-29

From the ifto Fork ErcnIn1 P0sf.
The Ja1aib, an influential Arabic 5ouln.!
that the Ambassador Of thf PRICE Of Atchla
haa delivered his credentists to the Grad
Yizier, gives q history Of A.chin as Turkish
dependency, which seems to establish ths poa-
ton taken by Turkey that the present atteag:
OF Holland on the territory Ct the Pnna
Is an attempt at usurpat1on- From this artsslt
Of which the London Times gives TRANSLATION
it Seems that the territory Of Atchin was cc9
quered by the Sultan Ghazy-JaEhl IN Shah IN IL
year 1215, since which date lie inhabitapts taE.
been Mussulmen Of tho Shnfaiy ritual: Aln6
exactly three centuries later, in 1876 IL
Prince Of Atchin WAS formally aud BY firms,
according to his own request, made 5asa
Of Turkey In 1850, the oath OF 7sasalHss
WAS renewed, and Atchineso vessels wers pes
mitted to carry tho Ottoman fag. From IL
Moslem conquest to the present date tbi.tJ-1t
Princes have succeeded to the governnant
Atchin. ::
It was not until l742, during the reign &
Sultan Mustafa, that the first treaty Of pexs
and a1nity was concluded at Constantnope
between Atchiu and Holland. By tie ptoE
sions Of this treaty the Dutch we're peEnsa
to enter Atchin for purposes OF trads. In In
the Dutch violated the treaty aud seized re'
tons OF the Island Of Sunntra. In 1925 the} }#
gan the attack anew, and finally, in tsl e
manded the cession Of certain territory alo1
PERMISSION 70 erect nGntnouseS On ssss.4Ta
tons Of the coast, to which the Prince Of AeI;2
replied that he could mako no grant excentI
permission Of his sovereign the 5uItan, bA ~
he would engage to erect them at his oFn~
pense. -,
II these be facts, aud tho policy Of HoiE1aa :,
one Of causeless aggression, 1t is 1mposS:oui
condole With the Dutch in view Of the1r a1es
feat, aa it would be equally impossible . 81
g7atulate them in caee Of . .Tlttory- Hels -.
good ODDOrtunitY for Bismarck. who Is III - /
OF just such station On the road TO kts /
Asia as Atchin would afford. Let him ~ '4s+,s
the quarrel, 7indicato Turkey, e1pel tho ~. H.
and annex Sumatra to par him for bis tro9u~
, 1873-06-29
'oot.pxads Wny1ay1nT Minns
= Farmers.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago TRIBUNE
Sr. PAUL, June 28.-Seycral cases Of hich-
way robbery have occurred in Goodhue and Be-
hata Counties. Farmers on their way from SELL
ing wheat ere being stopped anc robbed By
armed foos-pads. One farmer knocked lis man
over with fence-rail and eaved 800, and dis
covered the highvnyman to be cle1k from tho
Hastings warehouse, where he had received the
money that day. The names are not given.
, 1873-06-29


WASHINGTON, Juno 23-For New England. On
Sunday, gentle to fresh winds, shifting to vest
erly and uortherly, and partly cloudy weather,
with. possibly, occasional rain on tho coast
For the Middle States gentle to fresh winds,
and partly cloudy weather, with, possibly, occa--
sonal rain on tho coast. For the Lower Lake
region, partly cloudy weather and gentle to
fresh winds. For the Upper Lake region and
southwerd over Missouri and Tennessee, winds
nathag smtg to sassery and ,southeriy partly cloudy
For the Gull States east OF the Mississippi, gen.
orally cloudy weather, with rain. For tho South
Atlantic States, gentle to fresh southeastorly to
southweaterly winds, partly cloudy weather, and
occasional rain areas, A portion Of the after
noon telegraphic reports from the West, the
Gulf States, Michigan, and Montana have not
been received.
STAGE OF WATER
Daily report OF tho stage Of water, witl,
changes in tie twenty-four hours ending 3 p. H.,
June 28, 1873:
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An Escaping Prisoner Attempts to
XIII the Jailor, and 1Qas HIS Arm
Shot Off. =.
Special D1spatch to TIE Chicdqn Tribune
CEDAR RAPIDS, 1a., June 28.-The jailor Of
Upton, Iowa, WAS SHOT yesterday in the breast
by 2so19or NAMED chaS Caate1o and he IN
was amputated in the morning. CASTILLO en-
tered tho Bherifr's office, stole the keys, and
conveyed them to q burglar, named Crawford,
who nude noiso in opening the doors, attract
ing the attention Of the jaiior's wife, who gave
the alarm. The jailor rushed down with shot
gun, found Crawford il the hall and threatened
to shoot him, when Caste1lo, who was outside,
fired, shooting Tailor Simons. Simons put tho
muzzle Of his gun in tho hole that CASTILLO fred
through, and shot of caatel1os arm. CASTILLO
fed, but was captured by the Sheriff.
, 1873-06-29

BosIo:, June ga dispatch from sp.iug-
supposed to be Wagner and his compan,
lons, we're seen in that town On Wedneeday.
As1t morning the party was at Sanford Corners.
where they obtained crackers and cheese and
hastily re-cntered the woods. One of the men
had revolver.
, 1873-06-29

The Disputed Arkansas Governorshfp.
LITTLE RocK, Ark, June 28-The Hon.
Joseph Brooks. at the close Of his speech last
night, stated that be had no doubt the Circuit
Court, before whom he had brought suit for the
office OF Governor, would decide in his favor.
and that as Boon as it did he should qualify and
take possession Of the Office, il he had to do it
by force.
, 1873-06-29
THE TRIGGER.


o1ADY AND ROBERTSON
did not shoot TINT pigeon match in Hyde Park,
yesterday. IS was expected, the former evidently
being afraid OF tho scotchnan. He failed to
put in an Appearance, and thereby incurred the
displcasure Of quite large audiauce The az
ternoon was pleasantly spent in shooting q
sweepstakes match.
, 1873-06-29
TURKEY.

VIENNA, June 2s.-Complete anarchy prevails
in Boania. caused by the persecution. Of Chris
tians BY Mohammedaus. In one district 270
Christians we're murdered within si1 weeks, and
no efforts have been made to arrest their Iaur-
derora. Foreign representatives to Turkey de-
mand IN investigation, and call upon the an-
thorihes to afford protection to the prosecuted
Christians, and many are emigrating.
, 1873-06-29

The Cincinnati Iuru1eA*
CHcEsA11, Jnne 23-The Turner'S, tns ~ ID IL
ing, had q swimming contest for prtess s: ~ n-
floating bath-house. The contest Tor w. sEsad
nasric priz5s took place during the dsy u ns s
Park, and for the rife-shooting prizes
Fout-M1e House, On the Reading Koaa =
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the race, making two miles in Is minutes aud 48
seconds Mckee WAS half q boats length be-
hind, and Nurse, OF Toronto, half a length be-
second, ESQ. The second race was with
single eculls, second class. There we're fotlr
contestanta.- Snyder, Of Pittsburgh, won by
three OF four boat-lengths, making two miles IN
ID minutes and 81 seconds, with 81 strokes d
minute; second. Monne, of Pittsburgh.
Tho third race was q double scuI, second
class. -Four clubs started. Won by the Do
, 1873-06-29
To KH HQuEeds

BALTIMORE, June 28.-1n the CElnln~ .arf:at
this morning, James West, colored, w. ss Is11
ed Of the murder Of Anna Gibson, ~ Baa
Palmer, colored, OF rape on white gu
were sentenced to be banged. - :~~
, 1873-06-29

TclegFaphio Brevittes.
There is considerable excitement at St. Clair,
Mich, oTer The discovery OF petroleum inaica-
tiona.
The 1otea Progress neWgpapax) gill BE-
, 1873-06-29

Killed by u Justice OF the Peace.
new ALBANY, June DIV. H. Thompson, q
Justice Of tho Peace, shot and killed Peter Rey-
bolt, At Greenyillo, to-day. Thompson is out
on bail Of $40, 900.
, 1873-06-29
Obituary.

Frsncisco % cal' @ says thst chancellor zs.I :, ss
Of New Jersey, died in that city 5esse1o''
ing.
, 1873-06-29


IMPORTANT GAMES YESTERDAY.
Eddy, Hoyey l. Carter's nine, 81; ". F. May
hon d Co.'s nine, O. Tigers, 81; Bully Boys
S. D. B. Fiak's nine, 9; Modocs, 10. Frank
sturges Co.'s nine, 1s; Modocs, II. Nevadas,
22; picked nine, 2. Arctics, 13; picked nine, s.
CGppera, So; F1emcn's, 20. Bantams, SO; Mu-
tua1s, 22.
New YoaK, June 28.-Base Ball: Atlantics,
18: Resolutps, O.
, 1873-06-29

DEs MoEEs Iowa, June 28.-The Story Coun-
y Oranges have resolved to act Independently
OF all political parties.
, 1873-06-29

Ohio Constitutional Convention.
coLUalBus, O., June 23.-The Constitutional
Convention adjourned this morning untu July Q.
, 1873-06-29
FOREICN.:: !:
Cruel Treatment and Murder
Of Christians in Bosnia,
Negotiations for Closing the Aehino-
= Dutch War.
SPAIN.


MADRID, June 28.-Pi Margal1 has formed I
Compromise Ministry, as follows: President o1
the Council and Secretary Of the Interior, Eeno1
ri Margau Minister of Foreign Affairs, seno1
MaisonaEe Of Var, senors Gonzales; OF Fl.
nance, Sen or Carvajal; Of Justice, Senior Berges ;
Of Marine,: sanox Au1ich; Of Colonies, ssno1
Sarni-
1ATEB.-Senor Aurich, who Was yesterday ap-
pointed Minister Of Marine, has resigned. Pi y
Ma1ga1, in announcing the te,guation to the
Cortes, asked the Deputies to refrain from
inte1Iel1ations. On account Of this reaigna-
ton, tho remMnder OF the Cabinet have
not been confirmed. The crisis continues
motion that the Cortos DO constituted Com
mittee Of Public Safety vns rejected.
On Thursday last the CarlIsts surprised Casta-
mons command, and the troops fed preciptatelr
to Pampeluna, when the people there rose.
shouting "Death to Nou7inas IT It is believed
that Noavillas, who CO mmands In the North, viii
be superseded.
Gen: Calrinety has defeated the Cazlsts under
Don Afonzo.
The gaceta this afternoon confirms the report
Of the defeat OF Castanons forces by the Car
lists and their retreat to PampeIuna.
The disorders III Seville have been renewed
and the city is in state Of siege. 4 conflict be-
tween the troops and inhabitants is imminent.
, 1873-06-29

DETROIT, Mich, June 28.-John Smith. who
shot and wounded Sheriff Cnlp, at Coldwater.
Mich, june 18, was sentenced to the States
Prison for thirty years yesterday. He is 20 years
, 1873-06-29

Accidentally Shot Hfsnte .fe3
WARRINGTON, June 2s.-Ed~a1al l..;ag na,at thsh'
II, shot himself fatally to1dsy, ob1ane
sence Of his parents at funeral
, 1873-06-29

1NU RH1RHRee lhpFOVemeU1 EoIU.
pnnys
Bos7ox, Juns %.
Your statement that the Kankakee Improve
nent Company's interest will not be paid On Ju-
y l is incorrect It will be paid. Justice to
the Company demands its correction immedI-
ate1y. JoE1 a. Hnrs
Treasurer Of the Kaukakee Comn4nv
, 1873-06-29

NHEHT bE1E AIM
LONDON, June 28.-The election tor member
Of the House OF Commons took place in Ber-
wickshire, Scotland, yesterday, and resulted in
the return Of Mr. Miller, the Liberal candidate,
bY & majority Of a.