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New-York tribune., 1873-07-29

platform 90 the Congressional districts. don't believe
they can he united on Free Trade platform.
NUMEROUS OBJECTIONS FROM THE REPUBLICAN RANKS.
said that the Republicans alarmed. They have
good reason be- much by the defeat OF Judge
Lawrence as by other events. Thinking men all over
this section Of the State who voted for Gen. Grant and
who believed asG year that the salvation OF the
try depended his reflection, have had their eyes
opened during the past few months Credit Moblier
scandals, back pay steals corruption and dishonesty in
almost every department Of the Government, have
caused many stanch Republicans to doubt
whether the present Administration is the wisest and
best of history, and il is thing in this county
to fnd thinking Republican, not a place-hunter
placehOldeT, who viii stand up In public IN private
and defend his party. convention Of the anti
mouOpoliss" Of Bureau County has been called to
nominate county officers In opposition to those whom
the Republicans will name, and among its members will
be many who have. up this time. always acted with
the Administration party. The local managers
doing everything in their power 10 win back the
Wanderers and TO keep their Republican ranks full.
How far ey will be successful 1t is impossible to
say The Republican majority in this county has here
tOfore been about 15cO II the opposition can, they
think they will be able to- carry the county,
reduce the majority 10 one two hundred it will ndi-
a considerable break in the Republican ranks.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29

retain his servant keeping himself aloof from all those
whom he considered his interiors.
The Lighthouse Board announce that fogbell located
the southwest Of the wall OF Fort La
fayette the side OF the NarroWs. in NewYork
Bay will be operated during thick and foggy weather on
and after the first day OF August next The he'll will be
struck blow aud after interval OF 20 seconds Two
blows then after interval OF 20 seconds, one blow,
thus alternating and blows at intervals OF "
seconds.
The Attorney General to-day recommended that par
dons be issued TO Felix Dover, Stephen Spawn Eran
Murphy. and William Scruggs who were convicted In
North and South Carolina Of KuKlux outrages and are
now serving out terms In the Albany Pententary
These pardons were recommended by leading citizens OF
Sonth Carolina
Mr.. Wadsworth. United States Commissioner under
the Mexican and United States Claims Commission, met
the new Mexican Commissioner to-day. They had a
long conversation concerning the pending cases the
selection OF umpire I'm the place OF the lHto D. v l.
Lebr VIII be preliminary 10 the formal resumption OF
business before the Commission.
The Department OF Agriculture has ordered 800 BUSH
els OF wheat from France and equal quantity from
Chih. embracing all varieties OF Winter wheat. The
cargoes are expected to arrive about the 1st
OF September, and will be distributed In season ior Fall
sowing.
Senator Sumner leaves for Nahant about the middle
Of the week
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
INCIDENTS OF CRIME.
ALLEGED CONSPIRACY TO WRECK A VESSEL.

ALLEGED CONSPIRACY TO WRECK VESSEL.
Boston, July 2S.-Capt. Mathew Walsh of
the brigantine Model OF HALIFAX lately arrived here
from Azua, in santo Domingo informs The Boston Herald
that his consi2nees there Il. G. Morehend and John
King who acted as interpreters attempted 10 bribe him
10 cast away his vessel and cargo his way home.
They partly loaded the vessel neld mock survey aud
he sailed DARING TO make any objections account
OF the aweS state OF the place. and brought the vessel
safely Boston, though she leaked badly having sus-
tanned some injuries entering the port OF santo Domingo
KU-KLUX IN KENTUCKY.
CINCINNATI, July ga band of Ku-Klux
mace attack upOn the farm OF Mrs. Mason Brown,
mother OF b. Gratz Brown, in owen County, Kentucky
Friday night killed Lewis Wilson (cOlored), burned
his house and damaged other farm property The farm
contains large growing crops tobacco and eorn which
win be difficult to harvest in the absence OF labor
driven of by the KuKlux Other farms were also
visited aud warned not to employ negroes AS workmen
1t is SAID the Ku Klux came from Henry County.
THE MYSTERIOUS MURDER IN MEMPHIS
MEMPHIS, July 2S.-The assassination of
Frank NJ. Moore, yesterday morning has been the all
absorbing topic on the streets to-day Tho coroners In
quest to-day resulted in verdict that the deceased
came to Ills death from pistol shot fred by Joseph
Hanson, nephew OF Moore, who sleeping In the
house, and tht he nstigated 10 the deed by Mrs.
Moore 1t has been ascertatned that since their mar
rage his wife left him for eighteen months aud that
their marriage had been gu unhappy one.
DARING STAGE ROBBERY.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2S.-Yesterday the Col.
fax and Grass Valley stage stopped, near Grass
Valley. by four men, who blew open Wells Fargo 90 "a
treasure box and escaped with OOO None OF the mas.
seugers were molested.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
THE FIRE RECORD.

IN THIS CITY - STAGE STABLES BURNED - Loss
S2j,OJ0-sUsPICIoNs or ARSON.
Flames were discovered issuing from the
windows on the third floor OF large brick building at
Nos 2sl 2 2s5. and 2s7 Ninthave, which occupied
by Johnson. Shepherd & Co. as stage stables, at a.
yesterday. The fire gained ground with great rapidy
ana before the fremen arrived the flames had spread
through the entire upper floor Of the building, and had
pierced the roof in several places The fremen, with
great difficulty succeeded in combining the flames to the
limits mentioned, and two hours after the fire dis
covered put out the last spark. Johnson, Shepherd
Co. are propretOrs OF the Twenty-thrdst. and Broad
way line of stages, and the building Their stock
OF nav and feed and the stable fixtures damaged
O0OO insured in 20 companies at $3.50 each S79C0
total insurance. The building damaged $4,000 /;
insured $4,000 The fourth floor OF the building had
been fitted up for the 9Th gmen armory by the
city authorities total cost OF $4,000. The city will
therefore have to bear It's share OF the loss on the
building.
The National Board OF Fire Underwriters offered
reward OF 900 yesterday for the arrest and conviction
of the person persons who set fire to the Of
samual Markx at No. l67 BOwery the morning Of
July 25 Fire Marshal Sheldon has taken testimony in
relation the fire. and has not discovered any evidence
that would tend TO criminate MI. MarlX in the
committed. The store closed by Mr.. Markx at 10
O'Clock the night before and IL was not until O'clock
the following mOrluug that the nre broke out.
THE BALTIMORE FIRE.
WASHINGTON. July 28.-Latest and most in
telgent Inmates OF the loss by the Baltimore lire OF
Friday greatly reduced the amount first reported aud
indicate that the final summing mp may show sl further
reduction. The total loss is not placed by the dre
inspector at above SGOOOO, OF which than one half
is covered by insurance. The congregations whose
churches were destroyed wOrshped yesterday with
others Of the same denomination aud already taking
measures TO rebuild their sdcos, large gangs OF
have been at work to-day, ana temporary strucure
ia which business has been resumed are rapidly appear
mg
EISEWHFEE.
The Erie repair shops at Newburgh, n. T.,
burned last night. The oss is estimated at 5000
The cause OF the dre is not known.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
FOREIGN NOTES.

The Liberals have carried the elections in
Naples.
The French Assembly has passed a bill
aboAshing the shipping tax
The Extreme Left in the French Assembly
has resolved to form Vigilance Committee" which Is
to sit after each meeting OF the Permanent Committee
uf the Assembly during tine recess.
A decree has been promulgated at Rio de
Janeiro declaring Protestant marriages indissolube
unless declared otherwise by competent legal tribunals
The bill fur the rCOrganlzatOn Ot the National Guard
was at last adyCes before the Chamber VI Deputies On
It's third reading.
4 message from Queen Victoria informing the
House OF Commons the forthcoming marriage Of the
Duke Of Edinburgh and asking that provision be made
therefor was received and read in that House. The
Hon. Austin Bruce. the Home Secretary, gd thar,
owing To tine absence OF Mr. Gladstone IN consequence
OF mdi,DOstiun, the consideration OF the message be
postponed until tomorrow. After debate the motion
was agreed to.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
MEETING OF CIGAR MANUFACTURERS.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2s-An adjourned meet
ing of cigar manufacturers held tonight to hear
the report of the Committee sent TO visit Washington 20
oppose the introduction OF the patent cigar box The
Committee reported that they delegations from
New-York and Baltimore, on the same errInd and be.
eye heywere successful mpressiug the Commissioner
with the idea Of the inpossbity Of preventing fraud
through the proposed plan any electuay than by
the present NODES and that II would be a serious deri-
met 10 the Interests OF all engaged III the cigar trade N
tue patent box was Introduced the report adopted,
aud discussion followed question OF organization
Of Dational society of manufacturers. but action
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
TILE REpuBLIC OF SPAIN.

THE REPUBLIC OF SPAIN
REPORTED SUCCESS OF CARIIsTs NEAR PAMPELUNA
THE RoN-CIAD FLEET TO SAIL OUT OF CAR
TAGENA-NAyAL ENGAGEMENT EXPBCrED-IIE
SEIZURE or THE vIGIrANTE CONDEMNED III THE
GERMAN GOVERNMENT.
BAYoSSE Monday. July 2s 1873.
1t is reported that a severe battle has taken
place near Pampeluna between the Republicans ana
Carlists in which the latter successful Two guns
and 800 prisoners said TO have been captured by the
Royalists.
turabia, near Bilbao where they received by
band of coo Carlists ana taken into the interior.
Don Carlos and Lzarraga were reported on FRIDAY
last at Penaeerrada near Vittoria.
MADRID, Monday, July %, 1878.
The Republican artilerymon In Valencia have joined
tine insurgents.
Conreras mas dissolved the insurrectonary junta in
Cartagena.
Two additional German menof-war and British frg-
ate have arrived AT Cartagena
LONDON Monday, July %. 1873
At Cartagena, SPAIN Yesterday, the red flag OF the
Intransigontes, which had been nying above the for
tresses and ships in the harbOr, replaced by the
National fag In anticipation of trouble the ironcad
Mendez Nunez had left the Arsenal yard and anehofed
the port ready for any movement also the Nuahc
Victoria aud others. To-day the iroucads, accompanied
by three steamers, issue from the harbor and
II
sanguinary naval engagement is expected
The and English Conculs have received orders
from their respective Ministers to notify to cruisers that
rebel ships are pirates and to treat them as SUCH Ihe
rebels threaten that II any vessel belonging TO foreign
power interfeTes to massacre every Consul ana Tor
eigner in the city, Strangers are apprehended and are
flying Tor their lives.
BERLIN, Monday, July %. 97s.
The German Government dsavOws responsibility Tor
the seizure the Spanish steamer Vgiante, and calls
upon Capt. Werner, commanding the German mah-OI-
war which effected the capture to account for bis pro-
ceedings Hs report Of the affair has yet been re-
ceyed.
LONDON Monday July 2s, 1873.
In the House OF Commons to-day Mr.. Philip Calan,
member for Dundak, asked if there was any probability
that the Carliss Spain would be recognized as bellg
erens. Yscount E1fed, Under Secretary for the For
eign Department replied shat the Carsts were undoub-
edy gaining ground but matters were not in state 10
entitle them TO Delligerent rights.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
WASHING TON.
MOVEMENTS OF THE EUROPEAN SQUADRON.


WASHINGTON, Monday, July %, 1873.
Rear Admiral Case reports to the Navy Department
the arrival OF the wabash at Trieste, the 9th ns
having visited en- route Genoa Palermo, Messlna and
Syracuse. The movements of the other vessels Of the
European squadron reported follows The shen
andoah has visited Barcelona, Tarragona, Valencia
Cartagena and Malaga at all OF which she interchanged
the usual courteses The Congress has visited Gibraltar
and southampton, and at last reports, 9th inst,
about leaving the latter place for Galway The Wachu
set has visited Gibraltar Cadiz port In the Baleanc
Islands and Marsees, where she last date 2sth
u and after leaving that she is 10 stop at Aacco
aud Messina Her arrival at Trieste was expected. TIE
Wabash would leave on the 21st inst. for Corfu.
THE FORT GARRY PRISONERS.
A delegation Of prominent Mnnesotans headed by
Senator Ramsey, expected in this city tomorrow
eudeavor TO action by the Government for the
relief Of the Fort Garry prisoners.
WASHINGTON NOTES
Medical Director Marus Duvall has been detached
from duty as Surgeon charge OF the Naval Hospital
az Annapolis and placed waiting orders. II is sup
posed that this order is intended rebuke 10 DR..
Duval his recent conduct IN shooting the marines he
discovered gathering strawberries on the hospital farm
and 1t is looked upon especially as punishment for his
alleged transgressOn from the fact that as general
thing, when Ofncer ordered 10 particular station,
he Is permitted ~ remain there three years Dr. DnVa
has not yet been here year. In this case t Will be
remembered, the marines who were gathering berries.
were In part or grounds where custom had gwen them
the right 10 DO so.
The japanese Prince Takahiko Azuma who has been
at the Naval Academy since May, 1872 under an mr.
Iangement made with the japanese Empire for the
nautical education OF some OF its YOUTH has resigned
the privilege hut without assigning any Gpe nc re son
He was accounted tOleg-ibiy GOOD scholar a.M mOot
very faYOraDy iu s class. While at the Institution
kept w tie Uguity OF bis station aud wes permitted
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
NATIONAL CONVENTION OF GERMAN TEACHERS

ST. LOUIS, July 2S.-The annual Convention
OF the German Teachers the United States met in
Harmony Hall here to-day but no business of impOr-
tance was transacted over 100 teachers from other
States mainly from the large Eastern cities, were
present The advsabiiity compulsory INSTRUCTION iD
the German language in public schools viii beoDe Of
the questions for discussion.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
REVOLUTION IMMINENT IN NUEyO LEON,
MEXICO.

MATAMoROs, Mexico, July 29.-The Public
Voice this city states hGt revolution Is imminent IN
the state of Nueyo Leon. There are three asprans for
Governor u that State consequently the election VIII
deyolve on the Legislature, which viii meet IN Monterey
in September next intense is party hatred, origin
ang the revolution Of last and revived IN the
present political contest that outbreak regarded as
inevitable. Private adylces state that prominent resi-
dents Monterey alceady preparing 10 leave that
city to avoid being complicated IL the threatened
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
LONDON. Monday. July %, 1873.
ADDRESS OF THE POPE TO THE NEW
BISHOPS.
ROW.. Monday, July %, lsI.

The Pope to-day received number Of
newly nominated Bishops. In his address he urged
them to defend zealOlsy the rights Of the Church Re
fcrring to the conflict Of the ecclesiastical authorities IN
Brazil with Freenasonry, he said Freemasous were
liable to accommodation the as the members Of
other secret societies, Notwithstanding the charitable
objects Of their organization.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
CunIrRA RANAcrs

INDIANAPOLIS, July 2S.--Two additional
deaths FROM cholera wcrs rc?or.od by the Board OF
Health to-day. seven deaths IA ali have occurred since
tle cholera appeared, ye Vi which were o, children of
one family
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
THE CENTENNIAL ExurR,r,ov p,

PHILADELPHIA, July 2S.-The plans for tho
Centennial buildings were placed ON exhibition TO-DAY
u the lectureroom OF the Old University building ana
were Inspected by large number OF persons The mos,
general form proposed Is that OF the paraelogram, and
nearly all the plans contemplate domes of Imposing pro
portiona Wv
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
GIN SEIZED AT MARBLEHEAD

BosToN, July 2S-Governn1nt officers have
seized the schooner E. Is. Phillips at Commercial Wharf
charge OF landing large quantity OF Holland gin
at MiJDlehead recently In evasion o. duty.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
RAILROAD MOTIFS.

The Milwaukee and Fond Du Lac Air Line
Railroad was completed on Saturday last
The following railroads were represented in
the recent st. Louis Convention. which resolved TO abo
sh the pass and halffare system: Chicago and Alton
Atlantic and Pacific St. Louis, Kansas City and North
ern Hannibal and st. Joseph Leayenworth, Law
renee and GavestOn international and Great Northern
OF Texas: Mississippi Valley; Rockford, Rock Island
and ST. Louis 81. Louis aud Iron Mountain ST. Louis
and Southeastern; OHIO and Mississippi; Indiana,
Bloomington and Western Yandalia Linej Cairo and
Vncennes Indianapolis and $. Louis; Houston and
Central Texas Kansas CITY, ST. Joseph ana Council
Bluffs Kansas Pacific Acuis0n, Topeka aud santa Fe
Missouri, Kansas aud Texas Chicago Burlington and
OuIuCy.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
The following the lake rates from Lake L.e ports

Inc toO"Ius are INC AAo A'Cs AAO' A'Ae A''o POIlS
westward:
To Cleveland Toledo and Detroit fjc.
To Chicago Milwaukee, and Green Bay Die
Another tariff TO all these points is expected to
90 INTO operation about Of August when higher
prices are anticipated.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
THE NEW NORTHERN TRUNK LINE.
A NEW FREIGHT TARIFF.

The managers of the trunk lines to the West
have made the following important reductions in tho
freight charges on hrstcass merchandise, which in.
clndns dry gnnds honts and shoes. clot hing Nc..
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29

was taken, except the appointment Of Committee 10
take into confederation this aud other subjects OF inter
"a In ~ trade