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FOREIGN.
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- I u, t0FAIMs
: MApnlp, Juno 9t.-1t Ia reported that Bonor
CnHtolhr ig cngagod in drawing up a CouRtitu-
tion for tho Federal Republic. (which ts to DO
analogous to that of tho unttcd statca. Tic
numbur Of stasoa, II ia understood, will DO 1f-
teon, including Orsba md tho rh!llptne 1elanda.
Madrid Ia to romntu tho cacital. Tho Prcsfdbflt
Of tho Fodoral nopublio ia to DO elected by uni
verBal suffrage, and Ills torm Of office ID to Up
Two ycnfa. H6enAtorA nre to bo chosnn by tho
st9toe an!l tho Doputtea to bo olooted BY univor-
! 'DAYoNNk, June 2t.-Tho Oar1ists Of this city
hnvo received dispatches announcing TINT tho
lnaurgents lnvo oapturod tho town Of ,paucorbo,
w. -" :.J Fi.e'1'iGn; !. -" nsrau Special, J..
DlAnrrz. June 21.-serrano, Martos Oabelloro
do 1aoda8g aamltao, gagaBta,. and others. roaid-
Ing horo and in tho noishborhood, aro ondoay4'
pesssss Sns & s'ssnss e lie Ss5as s p a
havo made oyort,lroB to tho Carlists and to thu
regular regiments now In tho Republican sor-
vice, intending, II they recover sufficient force,
to march on Madrid. Propositions Of this nature
leading CArllats who all roflso to hayo any re1a~
,tiou withBerraro or his partsanB, but It Ia bq-
loved shat many regiments Of tho Spanish Army
arc now IN tho interest Of this conspiracy. Tho
ativo Ropublio.' Tho oarliats were told that
should thoy not accopt tho proposition, tho
Northorn Provinces will DO abandoned to them,
and tho troops withdrawn to tho Houthern Bido
Of the Ebro until the ro-establishment Of u1ate-
1ial order IN Spain proper we9 N invason ard
Basque country will be undertaken.
MADRID, Juno 21.-A private 1neotfng Of tho
majority Of tho Assembly was hold to-day. Ut
which SENIOR ri MarRall; pronidont Of tho
speech. Ho demanded tho adoption Of u vigor-
Gus policy. and that extraordinary powers be
conferred upon tho Governmont In order to
"a IN, t1ffh cnn,ufnu win
spiring for Tho oveitAraw Of tho Republic.
Benor Castelar, asked for Yoto Of confidence in
tho Government which was adopted, and tho
mooting adjourned.
, 1873-06-23

Spft7a! UIopd7eI 10 Tic CKlc090 tribune.
MADISON, WIS.,, June 21.-1t il understood
tnat, III consequence Of The prevailing diHsate-
faction In tho University, whether we'll or i'll
founded, toward its President, theso way much
discussion on the subject OF q change during
mooting Of tho Regents this weok, and, who no
atrucion, is was ngrsod Informally that aa soon
I'D tho President could mako otllor arrangements,
the Board would be at llorty to look for st1c-
cessor. No ono doubts the Presidents oaruest
aosiro and endeayorH to promote tho prosperity
but cireumstaucea have beon agaust lin, aud It
10 thought 10 IL not altogether adapted to this
tying position.
, 1873-06-23

Provisions Pork dull aud ioNcr: new meat,
fortune; SIG e:sh 1,csf saa s,t 5s.1s a9s
S%o @ e!' short % Saas. s%asNe, Ia Lara VIZ Wossn
'fi;: Ss$Iss' skas as.s ID it;s!s aasbssss3. sspa'
on3hS'-7''aoS' TOLEDO.
uncSsnged, ] 'A"y Wheat ai,li anl lover: No. II
whiio Wabash, $t.ao; No. do. $l76;
T. e. f,s5 NJ Darn % fs a. siSS !,. No: No.
d; high mixcd, 41o apot, 41o; July lao; August,
49, se.r rI Jj1 MohiassI, III saa9 H. 'e' oas ou'
HfoxIrTa-Flottr iooo i,fia ~iioaC Gooo tn co,o.
'em en 0a.e 1@oo ~; Him ,,, x,,,t
corn, 5000 In : oata. 7oo III; "' -'sS1 1e'
n..aor 1 ,a,. w $STSa1G; II 49,,
sssSssasf% Tss;' az rs :at' .s::, III: I'll;
1ou,.y,..r-5uaaa a9gisp11n @naI1ps1u,,e-r1or, au,,
and unchanged. -,.',.T'. -!
1915. Bacon, shoulders, 7Kd; olcar rib, oB9oao; !;
Wnraxr-n1m It ao@aio. -,
NEW onnr.ns 5Sns Mn% yM1a.nbn,, onREAEg =. eea7oo
pnov1s1oNa-Pork easler al N7.60
GnoozRiEA-augar dull fair, 8Xa; othota un-
'1seesa ..,,. 1900 ..1es good ordinary,
l5t!@15.{c low middllng, 17To; mlddlnE, IeXa
ha}s 1sKs mlaa!Ing 0rleans 1sM@1sNo M hoseipts 34s
;UiN0fNNxTi.
+. qnoNNA11 juno 91.-pnEAna1urrs-Flonr dull
md lower; e8.6o@7.o0. Wheat dull; $l.o5a1.4o
Corn quiet; &2c. Hyo quiet; 66t36to. Data qutots
33@4io. -. - 80
pnov1s1oFs-pork cAsier: $16.60@1.T Lard dull
unchanged ;steam hold 1t 94c; kottle 8lc, with 8Ho
va 1k Meats 9uiot sad unchanged: basoa qulet;
thoutders, 74o: clear rlb, pxc; cloAr. AAgHc,
49,. CLEVELAND.
CLrvz1AHD, June 21.-BnrADBruTTs-arain dull
PEfAoLKuN-Qutot, steady, and unchanged. Z :.
81: LoUiB.
hI% LOUIE Juno N:-HnE4paruFgs-F!on dun and
unehAnged Wheat dull and lower small aanp1e lota
g. AZ. spf!ng aoft, zoo No: rcd fhl s115@1.2 20
oeaTerea. uofh dallt unsettled nna lower No. 2,
otgsae On ssaok o1o N elevator; casn so937o Aug
", @s oaeRea. oaa 9ull anu loNer NO.
1.9Gg9eoi on tfaqk. WHot y aleyatorr TAo August
eat9o1o' 6acRca' barley nominal! Hye ouu as 500
e1ns n, ,.,.. ,.'' -. ''"
n.Ia mhish9-Qutgs a. 6'o. -,
EnoV1sloHa-PorK "enk ae $166otel6.75 Tor small
!ote round LOIS At suction brought sellor July
nnR meat nominal. Bacon duis only order trade,
~ unehan8ea prices. Lard nominal GUNNER steam,
&c: -
Aoos-4a!et ht y goo 40.
VArfhe-t1rn Indiana and Te1nns, SH@3Aoi
pr1ma 10 choice natives. h4gc.s -.
.,bUtfAiD.
Jnns Tn ". s1 steady
9l.Ah. Corn dull and lowor !; sales 10 900 Blu No.
Wesorn Ct 800 5oQo by do IN LOTS At 4o Oats quiet
sa,es 1920 ~ No2 milwaukee, 1t aao No. Chicago
, 1873-06-23
THE SPORTING WORLD.
TIE TQnF,

TIE TUIF.
NEW YonE, June 21.-At Jerome Park to-
day the raco for tho Weatilerby stakes, ono milo
and three-quatters, was won by Fellowcraft,
Time, SILL.
Tho second raco, handicap sweepstakes, ono
Time, III s:1a tho selling race, ono miio vas won
by Sanford in 1:4G15.
Tho selling race, Quo mile and throe-quartors,
WAS won by Vospucius: Time, 3:11.
New ALBANY, Ind. juno 21.-Tha frat moet~
recently ~organized in this city, viii DO held,
commencing on the 2Gtl, instant. Tic Directors,
In addition to purse on the time track, offer
liberal premiums III Bhowinga in b1oodod horses.
Tho track is ono Of the very best in tho enti1e
country, having ample width, and is one mile il,
length. Good stahting Ia on tho grounds, ana
the Association ia determined to ulno 1t tho beBt
course in the Went Qwnora OF aogeral noted
Western horses have announced that thoy will
he present at the inauguration OF the park, With
their horses. Another meoting will be arranged,
to occur during the fall. Several stables aro
already On tbs ground.
PEon1A ILL.,, June 91.-Ths racing to-day was
spirited, but the attendance WAS not 80 good rs
On previous days.. Tho first raco, two milo dash
for three year olde, was, won BY Fannie 3. in
1:45. Tho second raco was walk over for Roy
nola's Venus, the other ant1y Rocky being With
drawn and paying forfeit just before the raco.
0uEsB.
Herald SpectU1,
VIENNA, June Alan international chess tour
namont for 81, 600 in gold, 80 aorins entrance,
will commence here July %.
a,,r AQUATIC.
Sptefa! Dispatch 10 Tho Chicago Tribune.
TORONTO, June 21.-Ata meeting Of tho yacht
mon and citizens just held, With tho Mayor in
the Chair, 1t was determined to hold grand in
ter1,ationhl regatta loro in the coming autumn,
and committee Of twolye was appointed to ar
range tho programme. ~
PHILADELPHIA juno 21-Uaso Dn}I-rhiiado1-
, 1873-06-23
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FIRES.
Destructive UonftnKrntion I'M rotts.
y :, viI1t4 rn.. mid Tnsatlic. NJ. !. .,

Z T.: w. | ----'' =,
! 4structlve uonf1aKration In roits-
= {;vt1io4 Pm. mid pnsattic. NJ. J. ,
ToaSsTe' ses' i June I.@1ieavy s bns ires ero ro-
ported In tho vicinity Of Foneton Falls, Aurora,
-Cnmdon. EnRt New Markot,. Southampton, and
qthqr.plaoee. a number Of houses, barla, mud
6thsfolli,ga havo 1een destroyed as vel r.
grain somo liyea hSye 9SS hoen oat. Tho loaa ia
e,5.f m x.S n s ssss sanS NtdiPsh noat + ssoc
MosSe, snd spfesdaS d i Tho s. Ei!e depos sta5ios
and otor buildings. tho most of which Will uu-
doubteay 30 deatfoyod. Tho greatoat; alarm
proValla = throughout - tho city. Assistance
two stoasn' ire .engilea wore .dirooted
1oaves In "a fow minutes. Tho losa, IL fully
a100, 900. mud the flnmds arc still aproadlng.
block has boon destroyed at Pasaalo, and tho tlre
hcre By train, and ono drawn by four horaos.
stos,nez loft with horHes an hour ego, and slao
;. pArEnsor, Juno a1--12:16> a: m. Tho telo.
graph instrimuntH have Just boen taken out Of
& The resssS pssesis dSpss e s further
pPse p1ske j. nns e eT7 .5 sS "a
eaat of. tho Aquackauonck- House,. and .waa
tne s Wosk q ,,s sn 1ncenaary, Mno !Ms eei2od
1npit apenD Nu " y;oo,o,s D. 3nt .nd stsSnt1
ppornor IL hoseay"r ~ aar,n,,av +snnna
n ato1 ~ aym.a hv nr,n s nn
ear. s m 9.v, In oTnGa ~ h;nnnG Ihn
1raund Tbo pnata ac31cs vsni,no.'a W 7rns, ny
eetora eu"+ nsn,,raot;s NV oAeos ssfrt ahnn
aho, enS +o R3ar Rnam u, .eos
pota W. oaIpva eaa 'Mw yn.n inaa ~ omt
ai o innlnnr t,,o 1ata rhs s'n I1e,nan ~ 'eas e1s
fenJrd S'nnrthsriy, 'aIon1 s tho Ao Ria r Nail.
.ay' dastroyin1 po fha nnta1 atahio, and
oflioaea Of CIV Hnryoyor Sutherland md and
Gitv 9Iork Dr1fY5rn. thnno, tn thn .1onrs INV of
two-storv buildinra axtondinb- to Iotfnrgon
stroot, snd occupied, ss saloonp, stores, and
s]wnllinra. AZ thfa writing thia i,IocE il noarIv
eonanmnd and ' oannnt s ' hn eaToa. @ 40 IT, W vii
involve loss Of about s3o;00o. The Residences
on Washington street. east Of tic lotol:; wore
badiy scoroGod. It il believed tic % fire % vii not
ertand hovn1,i thn h1ool, now IN t1amea s
4 orowi It romo1;a oa1na fronn patnrann
with' Tia train '.oanyavinn tha etcam ' ira ira
onnines and thoy ara alroady comm,ttino
do6redatfons no Tint ,tlle erontoat alarm and oI.
citemant prevails t,ronrhout tho yjljaro. Tho
, 1873-06-23
:: NEW YORK.
Tho Gfnvfs Observation-Disclosures
, 'od--Tho Toturin, Expotltt tLon--NI NIiaco1-
lnncOux Local. ~ ',' = J..

. rho Gfnvfs Frnuds.-rturRorcrCo
'ud--Tho poturin Expcdttk,u--aIiacc
Innnnns local: - 80
Tgo ~. 4.,oeto,.d 'y,r<,.,
NEW Yonr. Jnn6 M.@~Oaioial cortidcatos from
tho German mani Legation mako it oertnin thst tlloro
in mn fmntntion far tho rorort. ,nu}jiphel on
Jnno ~ r to thn efrost lis. tho Nprth asrmnn I'M
Goyornment had gout m aRopt to tl,ia couutrY
10 forrot out Goorro o. CLAWS, for frauds adid
I'd 11ays baan oommittod ,by lin In Tie a1io. il
Germany, of Western lands. :.
William II. McNoyona, who was Bentonoed to
be hnngoa july ID. 1871, for shooting Edward
nlnos, and, aftor now trial, was sentenced to
fiftoon months oonfinomont In tho State Prison,
has boon arrostol again for drawing pistol Oh
another man.
Tho Jury In tho shankoy .oaso brought in
verdict Of murdcr In tue lrat degree, Tho jury
sddcd to tho yerdiot q Recommendation for 1ner-
oy. Counsel applied for apossponemant. Of tho
sontenco until Monday, to gvo tirfie for prophr-
ing an application. fol. . now trlal, which tho
Recorder grantod.
Patrick Halliok, who, with gang OF rualanB,
broke Into tho apartments OF Phelps, 1ewolor,
In Juno, 1872, and on being disco7ered shot aud
wounded Phelps 30 that his life Waa Tor aome
.timc despaired OF, and who .sor over rear has
evadcd Tho entire police force OF this city. was
arroHtod last night In dtning-Baloon on Tonth
avenue. ..
, 1873-06-23

OMAHA, Juno M.--On Iluraday night two
msu. ono whito aud tho othar colored, entered
tho house Of Mr. D. O'Donnoll about two milos
from Sidney, wllllo all the mombors OF tic fam
lily were absont, except Mrs. O'Donnell al.i two
shot Mrs. O'Donnell In the load aud arm, in
totng Horioua injurioa. sho was brought to
Sidney in critical condition. Yoaterlay twon-
ty-lvo mounted cltiZcns and h1x ao2do<s started
from Sidney In pursuit OF the villains, whom
they overlook near Potter Station. WhI1o they
woro endonyorEng to escape the purauora fired
upon thonl, killing tho negro instantly, aud NOR
tally wouading tha other. Thelr .latnoa arc IN"
knoWu.
, 1873-06-23
THE CHOLERA.
What tho Dread Disease is Doing in
This Country and in Elropc.

What tho Dread Disease is Doing in
This Country and in Europe.
NASHVILLE, Tonn.,, June 21.-The mortuary
LIST from oholora shows ftty-nine deaths, OF
same drizsling,, unfavorabe weather, with 1eBa
aunBhino to-day. Many thought it had roaehod
ME,1ruls, juno 2L:-Tho weather to-day VAS
hot, There were only y intor1neats to,tlay.
cholera. Tho roporta from the surrounding
country state TINT the daoaae still prevails, but
in tho country it has raroly proved fatnl.
WAsn1karoN, June 21;-rhe first. caao Of gen
une Asiatio cholera in this city occurred to-day,
the victim being colored woman.
Lou1svlLLE, KY, Juno 21.-During tho past
twelvo days about 800 deaths from oholern havo
been reported in Nashville, Tenn. Tho cholera
also continues it's ravagcs IN MomphiB. Tho cpl
non, aud Gallatin, Tenn. but iH almost entirely
confinod to tho colorod population. In other
towns in that State and the southern part Of
Kentucky more or less Of chotera is reported.
The Nashville papers arc filed With reports Of
deaths and Incidents Of tho exciteu,ont.., padu-
cnh, KY, has . cholera panic. Several deaths
wore reported there yesserday. Here thore is no
excitement ut present. -.-
o1No1NEAr1, June 21.-Up to s o'clock this
evening fourteen doathB from dsease Of the
bowels, Of which Bix woro clasaod as oholora,
were reported for tho day at tho Health Oitlco.
BERLIN, juno 21.-A dispatch from DAntzig
says that forly-two. Polish raftsmen on tho
yistula woro attacked by oholora, and twonty~:
Ave Of thom diod. OF tho remaining sevonteen,
four have entirely recovered. Another 1azaretto
has been established at Port Neufahr Wassar,
four miles from Dantzig.
ROME, June 21.-Soyora1 cases OF cholera are
reported in tho Province Of Troviso. Tho
suthorities arc taking precautions to prevent tho
spread Of tho disease.
CoNsrAN71Nop1E, June 2t.-Tho cholera has
appeared at Roustohouh, In tho Province OF
Bulgaria.
|'' WAau1NaroN. June 21.-sovoral cases Of
cholera arc reported here to-day, and considera-
Bile alarm exists az to tho disaaso becoming cpl
donnie. The Board Of Health has adoptod atrfn-
gent sanitary measures, but, with tho large
n,asa OF the coored population, it Is difficult to
carry them into effect. 30 far, tho ,physicians
report that but ono case Of gouuino AHiato
cholera hns appeared.
, 1873-06-23

ArArAMonAs. Juno 2t.-Tlo revolution in
tho State OF JalHeo headed by President
Aguiles, growing out Of tho attempt Of the
State Government to collect tho taxes
for tte past sixteen years while tho
State .aB under the control Of tho 1udian Chiof-
tain Lozado, who ;was recently dcposed by tho
General Government, has assumed sorions pro-
portions, aud Gen. Palaccios l,as boon sent with
his command to assist in quolling it.
! Con: Carlos Tuoro tolegraphs to tho Govern
mont that it viii be Impossible to rcBtore order
taxos, and it il believed TINT tho State Qover1s-
n'ent will have to abandon their collection or tie
Federal Government will suspend the State Gov
arnment. -
Especial 10 The Herald1
CRY OF Mexico, Jnno 17.--Alr. Tostor, tho
now American Minister, was Officially received
yesterday. The customary addresses woro de-.
iivcrod. Lnncaater Jones Ia the NOW Secretary
Of tho Mexican Legation at Washington.
, 1873-06-23

Thu E5Htn TFNHEIor1Ht1OM C0HbhNYs
Tho Canadian prop Alma Munro ia tho frat yessel OF
ho EgLn Transportation Limo to arrive at this port.
Thls limo orgnnzo At Montreal last fall aud Will
so9a h.yo three boAts running. TIVE boata arc now
building oue Ut st. Cathsrues and tho other At Mo,-
sroal These boats will ply between Montreal md CHI
cago, stopping 1t tho intermedlate points. At Montreal
they Will mhtu connections With the Allan ataamahfp
and ohor Europesn llnes Tho bo2ts intended for
tho fre8hiug 6uytness though passengers be No.
co1nmodated. Tho new prop Alma Munro Ia stxunch
, 1873-06-23

from hratanzaa, teporta that, on juno II @.
Anlothon,; and on Tho 21st, Petor, Dlabkatone,
bosn soamsn, dlad of! yellow, fdyar, att{d ~oto
buried at aoa. 0aptain Stones child WAS taken
oomihg up today, to quarantine. =
Special Dispatch to Ths Chicago Tribune,
New YonT, juno 2.-Nlrs Loydon, Of No. II
State street, Droohlyn, died Of yol1ow fovor to-
enae. Qrcat cxcitcment prevails III tho nelgh-
bOrh0od.
, 1873-06-23

DAvENronr H., June 2l.-Dr. J, Il. White,
businoas manager OF tho Davenport Gazette, 4ni
Irenilout Of tho Northwestern Associated prose,
died very suddenly at iie residence in this city
sitter dinnor, and oxpilod in half an hour A
general and worry deep feeling Of rospeot ovor
lis demise prevails III the city. He was nearly
d yearB Of nge.
, 1873-06-23

/. VtENNA Juno 21.-J9sksod 8: sohnltE has r, r.
United statos to tho Exhibition, aud tho Hon.
John Jay, American Minister, has sent dis
patch to Washington recommending tho appoint
ment Of AIr. II. Garrotson, Of Cleveland, Ohio.
aioners, aud was reappointod BY Schultz as ono
OF lis aasistantB.
Con. Van Buren, has loft Vienna, having aban-
'doned nil hope Of being roinstatcd.
Tho Emperor Francis Joseph visited the oxhi-
bition yesterday, mud passed. through nll tho
sections His Majesty n1anifestel great interest
In tho machinery exhibited in tho american de-
partmont and Bpont some time in it's axamina-
ton.
The weather ia Intensely hot,
, 1873-06-23

NEW ORLEANS, June 21.-The Hawkins Pica-
yt4ne libol case, which has been 1gong on
for eight days before what il known as
tho Fourth District Court terminated at
i:10 tonight. The Jury. roturnoa vor-
after Adjournment two OF tho Jury went to tho
Picayuae Office. aud acknowledged that they
had been bribod. Ono received a125. Tho
other received an order for $500. Tho Picayu1.e
Company will apply for nov trial.
, 1873-06-23

NEW YonK, June 21.--Tho Telegraph, in it's
Issue Of tho 10th, says: "Priaeo bismarck has
mains impossible in tho present circumstances
to fill up the post of German Envoy to tho
Vatican. Tho Government Of tho Empire, .ho
addod would take no part in tho next election to
tho papacy but, after TINT event, They would
Pops Plus IN. had boon legally chosen."
, 1873-06-23

INDIANAPOLIS, juno 2l.-Ihe Maryland Cd.
itorial e1cursionsts, uudor charge Of Mayor
I1otchkiBa, arrived from Louinville shortly
hetoro noon today, OIL special cars IT
tachod to tho regular train on tho
road at O'Clock. They met at tho Board OF
Trade Rooms, where oarriages wero provided for
tour OF inspection around tho city. They
!eave tonight at 8 o'clock, by tho. Vaudal1a
Road, for st, Louis.
, 1873-06-23

OMAHA, June 21.-rhe libel suit Of r. n. T11r-
ms, Governor Of Nebraska, against the 0maha
this city. Tho suit was brought on account Of
charge made at tho limo OF bis election that no
had talson bribe to influence his voto while
member OF tho Nebraska Legislature sixteen
yontB aeo.
, 1873-06-23
MARINE.
Port of Chicago.


Sror Iasoin saul S. Ms,rs 40 % m iambeS. Ct - '
6chr II. simn,ons, Muskcgon, 210 N lumber, > -
scow Flora, Saugatuck, 90 IN Timber.
schr Eliza Day, tudin9ton, lao N lumbec.
sr 4ne 8 saegn 1So 1Snsr sa 20 N ah.
Barge Lsgar, sault ST. Marie, s5l M lumber.
schr F. D. Gardner. nuIalo, 700 tons coal.
echr Soma JOHNSON, Masonyi1e,< 200 m lumber, 10 m
sehr 1aph oanpbsl Ford River, 2is m lumber, 20 m
schr " Il. Hawkins. Union Pier, 116 cda wood.
-achr Norman Penaankce, 235 N lumber, 20 N laths
Barse W lily It Erio. aTana Mayen, 50 N lumber.
aehr @ Golden Golden F1aece, Basialo, 100 tons coil.
6chr Topsy. huskegau, 146 N lumber.
sehr sehr Soao s 1s MSsloao Us mber i1 b Is uth
s3chr oornea, benomneo. 2lS m lumber, 30 M lath.
gchr Emma, 1.udington, 100 N lumber.
Echr Spray, Muakegon, 90 m lumber, 100 N lath.
scow @ Norona, whits Isfo, 1oo n lumber 80 m lath.
ssST ssSr RsS Ra's ~ rs tena
Bark oneonta, Buffalo, $50 tons coal.
srk nrf sS.9 RaG go }.ss $50 caa tsa.
ssl1 @ seyensfh Ohio, MusSeson. iso m lumber, 10 IN
sehe ]: .. Moas Ma.kegen. 1so n lumbar. Is N lash
seF seF asf sssa s%ssa;se %asssssn - 10 anssr
achr llad Tiaings, Muskegon, $50 N lumber, 25 m
- Iath. Pa. 49,
schr John Tibbctts, Muakcgon, 1855 N lumber. 40 m
ata. a.,
schr l. 4a{dent MuaSe9on. Ivy ~ lnmper. =.
6clr Il 4 BALDWIN. uc9nto 47s m lumber, l1o m 4ath
HcoW ttar1nonia, so4th tayet % m lunlbef:
Prop Alma Munro, K!neesdsne. 2, e2s bE!s salt.
sehr Arundel, Mansteo' 230 o N lumber =, III.
schr J.. F. Wade, 1Mdin9tonI, IL 100 n % lumber.
scnr heWnunee. heHau1eo. sUV u turper. .oo ,,
6cAr Mary Hau' afeon lay oo III uo'oee' "" j." Au'n
ges. whit -co ,., m
ser Kebess sa3 ao~sS's' "a'e AaSe ~" N 'snoes' ~ m
sehr Maggts @ Thompson "hl'' Lake, 100 m lumber 20
r,ros no1Inn uarvest 7rnnd oyen 2ea m lumbar
9nsso auH3n II I'M N ~ ~ @ -
scn,. :; rauror ayt1,os pcr n N NJ 1nnia
pIio FronsSer 'f5,tr. t,nnistrn' la M Ipuaher
nt18 T,u!1 ~! asy, ~ ~ ga1 ~ , ,
f5op r. nsr,as 'ei o'f' fnosa lFon'
p,,,, fxis ~ n.sIaIn HS sro ,,,s ,o,,ont-,-1
prop 1y II netroit. pa Port i Huron III nfga n.h.
nr Il r9n s1abo = es 10
, 1873-06-23

fover are reported by tho Brooklyn Union on
State street Of that city in tho row OF teuo-
ement houses where young Ennts died OF fever
last week,
NEW YoaE, Juno 2.-Ths brig Tuhat Cain,
, 1873-06-23
Il1anois H Michigan CannI Nowa.

6ptc1dt Utsndtch to Ihe Eh{cdFt 131bNne,
LA9ALLE. H., 1uno 21.-The steamer Katio, which
came up from Peru yesterday departed to-day towing
lumber for rekin the Metropolis, with lumber ior
Ch!licotho; the Paramount, with lumber for Iacon
boataAndfew Jackson. with corn and rags, and tho
a,esrnn1. With corn, wore towod up from Poru and
loaded with Lasao coal, ali for ucago The Mettop-
OLD, loaded with lumber for Chillicoth6; the Para
mount with lumber for LAcon tho Caroline aud nun.
With lumber for Lasac, all passed out. Nine feet and
two inches Of water on the n,itre-su Of Lock Is.
sheridan, aonees s,eoo hu corn. "A bu oata; Sligo, VII
10y spSnss s. tons ice y boata loaded With stone.
9}LEanEn7osynga tas Lockpor s27a seet lumbar
1sabella Joliet 400 fect lumber traveller Ionont
nght g: r. MalGer, Lemont, Light Reacue, Lemont,
light; prop 'Wasp,. Summit. light; Sligo, Wilovs
sprngs. light: Erwin, Willow Springs, Light; E1cel-
Eior, summit, Light.
, 1873-06-23

TnAvH11N, Me-, June 21-A young German
gir], named Lizzie Kook, WAS rayishel tlls
morning by negro, named George Fiolda,
noar Augusta. Me-, about ton miles west
Of thia place. Field was followed BY tho
Sheriff and othor of1icera, and arrested,
near I4abadio, taEen buck to Augusta, and
hung by a moi. Everything is quiet now. The
negro iH still hanging. %!
, 1873-06-23

Oconn Steamship Nosvs.
NEW YonK Juno 2l.~-Arriyed, tho steamship
Rhoin, from Dromon, md Virginia, from dlas-
goW.
ouEENarowN, June 21.-steamship Malta,
from Boston, arrived.
, 1873-06-23

PARIS, June 21.-Executlons have been issued
against tho goods Of Gustaye Courbot. They
arc to be sold to assist IN defraying tho expenses
incurred in xeconstructing tho Venloma Col
umn. .
The :shnh of porsia ib expected to nrriYs In
this city on the 9TH Of July.
, 1873-06-23

KAssAs O1rY, No., Jtlne 21.--A special to the
Tima. from Chlllcolhe, No., giyes IN account
Of m attempt to rob tho Peoples Bunk OF that
city y list night. 1t hppeara that Smith
Rambo, : wealtay farmer, bit notoriously
, 1873-06-23

IAsA11E, June Neutrality-suspicious. for stock in
the Lafayette, Lasalle Il Clinton nailroad aro
a,,coumulatnE rapidly in thls ely ana Perm an
little, II any, loss than 100000.