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Tho Partially Completed Dam MT
Lawrence, Exun., Seriously injured
--E'resi,ets In Iilino1s, Ohio. md
Pennsylvania.
Special Dispa'ch to Tho caicago Tribune.
LAwngSuE, Kan. Dec. 13.-Thp sudden rise Of the
Kunsas Riyor lnd mado mauy apprehensiva
Of danger to the lnm tn It's unfinished
state, but up to this morning tho work
stood tho sesero pressure Of wafer nobls, and tho
hope was indulged that no injury would result. I'll
lie, however, gorgcd tho solid masonry. nnd threw
weight Of tho great pressure On tho north The waer
had gradually undermined tho north lnnc, and ahons
noon o-day The solid masonry compriapg tho nnmes
10 rush through tho breach thus ma.lo at u fearful
velocity Thu nort bank oi tho river commenced to
t''lmblod Tito tho river, ana disappeared. Ti'e
es eSnannss ossna Suse o
corn also tho property Of 0ov Robinson, Was "nser.
snss 5 9s s wS t3 awn do g4r aa no e.
Robinson had as 'nch 5ooa bushels Of stored
f. cse w9 l m 0 as win s ,eab wsn
as as'n" .,ss 's' eE sna i@"e iss!y
nasoc1. Sy VI" Bwept away cfose uornIuG. Gan;
teams from crossing ts erage C,ompnny, preyentea
nsnt i Is now npossb,e to ietest 1 ths ,sso so
sustained - Or ny what It may further te.
mcnts. Tie ianlagu however, Ia coiaf.lernblo Tho
Estimated coat Of tho dunn Is $4,000. The work had
progressed anoly. ant great expectations raiaed
by business men on Its dnal and Hscccasful couple
construction. II was to have bcou completed by
spring.
i sarrtat nt.natch IN The Ch'eago 7rtt"ne.
LASALLE, H., Dec 13.-The frequent ind heavy rain
succeeded Inst night bya full Of ubot three inches Of
snow, aud leo Is forming. upon still wnter.
{ This evening tho river still continues to rise,
however, md there Is plenty Of wner fnr naviga
tion throughout tts icpgth; hence hoas bonud Will
tce-bargee, anxtoisly Looked for hero and ut Peru
will only encounter tho aangcr IT being frozen IN.
Specfaf nitpntch o re f:A;tnYo 3ritMnc. ~
DECATUR, Ind, Dec. 13.--st. MlryB River 1s yer3
,gl overtowingiss bauka md ao1ussng tho farms bo
trees como aoattng down the river threatsnlng dir
destruction to bridges. If the rain does not noats TO-
night OF tho bridges will bo gono hefuTe morn
ttlg, which will be of great dnr1nge to our town.
PITrsnunan. P!, Dec 13,-T4o Allegheny hiVer u u
is feet icleR ind about Btatlunury. Considerable
a,nngc loue Tho fats nro hooded, md there y
wator In tho Easements on Soneca street the tfpcks
Of tile Atlantic l. Great Western Railroad nte washed
nway in soule placrs. Tie business part Of Parker
Landing is submerged. The river is rising steadily.
Great tanago as een sustained by tho business com.
1nnny. The marks at Foxburg initcato :GH 1eet
alny" low-water ularE
C1Ho1NaAT1, O., Dec. 13.-Tho OHIO River hero has
rsou 10 feet in the last wenty-four hours md is q
Mimi Rivera arn very full River men are hoping
that destructive 1o01 In tho 0ho will be prevented
by cool and windy wethcr, mud by tho lower stream
running out before the upper tributaries overta9o no
PEORIA, Iii, Dec la-Ahotlt 30 feet Of the cbank-
, r1enf on tho Toledo. Feoria Warsaw Railroad, near
Hilton, has been waahea awny by tho Fesoat heavy
| rain,
, 1873-12-14

The New k'cnnsylyat,in Constitution
--r,lr.-e Meeting Of Opponents i'll

Tho New Pcnnsylyaain Constitution
--n4,lre.e Meeting OY Opponents iii
PiaiiutloIpalin.
Special Dispatch to The Ga;eaao Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IA mass-meolng OF cttt-
zens opposed to tho now Constitution Wan hold ut
Concert Hall tonight. The hall crowded to Its
utmost extent, aud tho sevoru seakera were bolster
oss!y arrlauled Thu following gentlemen addressed
thu neuAng: Ex-cAei.3natseo Read, tho Hon. James
Bond George Lear, James L. Reynolds, alld J. Mcx
under Simpson, Of tho Constitutional Convention,
Frederick Frncy and othors: Te1egranls regretting
eer oor.on, anl Williams, Deputy coronor Leea
proposed the following resolutions which We're unan-
W,ii:nE4a Tic people Of th,s Commonwealth arc to
Constitution 10 determine the funlnnentl law oi tu!r
Esao;ss. Ihat tho extraordinary powers aasured by
the lato Constitutional Convention aflord Il. thenl
ala;,,,-gh study au consideration VI tho instrument
ora rnss' ot tnun ts tat after hs Convention spent
sary in tic Fundamental }sW assmsa 1snsea pssSs Msa
sts'i sas u:e 01i tirne sawea as peopa for III slsw
and consideration s Of Itself Just cause for doubt
l e.Ieion rs 10 .e e eonasfs Of tue sa Ion
fusal Of tho Convention to ALLOW FREQ choiee by tue
people between such articles Of the propozcd new cot
a'ssrproSe s a leavns @ s% ts sao II q none
ur0itrary, destoe spirit Of dietadon which dc.
serves OVERWHELMING rGGAkG IrQll tun lrSeuEA VI
Tho Commonwealth that thr ilegal!ty Of tho action ot
! tho Convention 1u ttoir nnal actG providing fol
the submission al tho Constitution to tho Sote oi
tho people an pronounced by tho unanimous opinion
Of tic highest Court Of The State, Destroys nl is
reliance upon tho wisdom and rsoIrdesy Of tue who'll
instrument to DO submitted that Without attempting
to specify tho orrorH, detcss nnd ob1eetlonaac Tea
rcs n tho Canslitltlou we call Tho attention Q
| tho Ceoplo to tho following prominent points TI
inequality Of representation IN the Legislature tn
cumbersome anl practically inefficient provision
ugainst Improper Legislative notion The sweep
jug restrictions which amount to p-olbi
tlen upon appropriations for charitable !h
J prohibition OF free c4elee by tho people ct til
Jrigrg Of tho Supreme Court wien mora than ou
JuiXo ts to 10 elected Mt thu Han.c time tho tnktn
away Of the power Of any Discrimination In tho iiro
sion Of inxrs Ut caERea of subjects Within ta
territorial ults Of Tho authority levydng tho tax,
measure which will operatu with peculiar hnrdahi
upon tbe rural portions Of tho city Of ra.atelphs o.
ttlcxlllo uniformity which may work the grosaest III
justice; tho rlobition Of exemption from taxa
lion Of universities, colleges, acadGines, Nh
nf NIL chnritalie institutions, except those puret
. p,lhiu tho direct aud open Infringement upon tl
terrecy Of te ballot; thu ,.warrnnsea 1I uncalle
Tor tuterfercnce with al private corporations hy III
intro,iuctiau If tAo cumulative system of voting
elections for Directors nausgsra tue many dsiail
Witch havo no ,,lnca IN Constitution, but should
, lvit to ordinary Legislative enEctlnonta.
, 1873-12-14
SPlRiTUAllSM.

Meeting Ut tho Northcrn xlli1lnfs As.
aociutieu NJ E;Etn--'n'k,c EF0Ndhull
Erce-I.ovc Doctrine Iecplrt!iutcd.
Sp<c;ai Hf,pnsch to Tho Chic,ge tribune.
ELa1H, Dec. l3.-The Northrrn Illinois Association
of srlrtalina commenced in tls city yesterday tFrt
tay). The nttcnnnee is quito lurgc. Tie organiza-
tion WIS effected by making J. o. Howard Chairman.
III tho nnr1lE business conference OF QUO hour
leld, aud tIlr1 speeches Of forty-uyo minutes oacb
were In og<leg.
Saturdays meeting convened At q. m. Resolutions
were a.loplea repudIHting tic profscuity Of eexcst
advocated by Mrs. Tou.ahul, but delnAnaing frov
Bpeesh upon nil questions.
Lynn, Of OAlclyo; Z. Y. Wilson, Lonlbard; Judge
Holbrooi. Of Joliet Mrs. Severance, Of milwaukee,
md Alra Parry. of I2ooit.
Tie Convention will 10 continued on Sunday, dis
ceatng 1ucatuns gerrnane to sptrituaiisns aud will
cloae at 10 p. nj.
, 1873-12-14


New tntssss, Dec. la.-rho 1.oustana Joc];oy olnl,
mi ,upr! !p wrs {,,if.rnte to-tlay, Heavy ruins
dlring to %rc n1.tl lsst iYAt relefct tho track H.
anoa. i,t for rucim Tho n,,,l bein fcoc deep. Tho
We aor cearel Off quite cultt ills a. in., al tue III
Crrueiuu chiII}usYg Of the tc,rerat1,re daring Tho ay
intsTfsr,l will t,a attcusicr although nearly 1cC0
yisitors, Including many iatea, Witnessed tho sport.
ruE PROGRAMME
included three cyonis, leading ofr with dash Of
QUO mie a,,i shs,e-qaTts!s, hring'ug tv pot isld
with Fannie II. far nccotd chn!ru; Nellie r. third
Srle ed ut thc atast nnd w4s never headed. getting
ioilo IN casy winner by II ongh; Cirrugton Second;
Tnnio third, and tho fayoriie nfth, where be lud
bccn throughout Lie racc
r.1E SECOND EVENT
ou tho card waR !llo inauguration Of tic suctmb
sal:e for two-ycar-o:ds, tlnnlcd In honor Of tho
asc q H. sncn'n an .arncs. wsroh M Ill., au sappofh,Gir hi
dgath, onu OF tho lealuR spirits Of tho
Club Fur tho stake tLero had hoen lao twnity-efx
npln1nasons, md Of thoae youngsters eano to
pur. o. Coriils Original Ecve.l cnriee two started,
, 1873-12-14
CRIME.


!,:rtnt Dt,pteh IN Tia chirules 1.i6ane..
0nANn ltApitH, Micl,., Dse. IJ:-D.rlnK tlo past
uni ". L, Ka.chps, hayo been cMter" ut niHht nut!
rohb;d pf quto number If vxrsns'sa resulSara unt
oslYc similar poos Professional burglar were
uccted to he l'r,wlilg around. On Tnuraday, i,ow-
ever, hry Of ID yers, na,s.e'l Q"sAse teyer. wls
ii aclool, showed temper ut being raf,i;a noverc
y by tho tehrltcr, mill when ut recess told his eo
1unli,A that In woud shout that tearhcr yet, ut tle
sanhe tine ah'w!ng u, e!cgant reviewer. This
found six mora royelyegs wl,ese lieyer
hud srcrete Them. IL, confessed, reale entity, and
aa tCci ec,t 10 Tho Ref0cn Hlooi It'll II ycnrn Q! E3e.
Twenty to thirty oher Yevalvey. ms"l ohcr ar.ieR
sten NOT yet reeorerel, nl clua having stoc1t
tLuu. LII ereip,l tho Atnro will fuHu keys.
, 1873-12-14

Mound City Company, nnanr tho HOW arrangement,
n none Vi !l,p Md Directory Of tho ". L'uia
Mu'ns sro tn ho IN any way coi1nurtes with The future
iuAtabctIt0n! uf nlfHrH
ST. Louis, Dr.. 1a.-rio ron.ract lctwacn tho
AlHlrd City Lilo Insurance. C''n,l,aly url tho y.
n,lu Mutual Lilo tnyra,,co CaMny, :,1plsr wI.i;
Ito policies of tr latter Company viii Ia re'nqnrr III
tho f'rnnr WIS ennl tolny. mil to fvrH,a' 1s''fes
tip, mr. rr.nBenen!. The Mound City s J. ,s s,.sk
stated, with IT, cntifa E!ooh oi s19o 600. Tn+ b"k
Will lu increascd Immediately to sl,neJono. nd will
flcn have krp# Of 15Do oan nT!r thn iot'i rescrvo
1.ou!s A1uttal Mlo l,avo technically foslcl:o thrlr
'!ictes BY withholding pr.n'il,nw, f'r lack of s'~
ctica In tho Co nuy, will 10 allowed 10 re,nw tlten
u,tl will bo ro!rsntc III their rj4s. nrl receive tho
bouc!ls, III though tloy Ind not beon Delinquent.
, 1873-12-14
THE WEATHER.

WARRINGTON, Dec. 1J-7:a0 II. m.-For New England
md tl.e Mildc s.at.s continued fresh to hgh nnrth-
o.. tho ecaat during tho Might rarity c's"sng. with
lower & Tor dx tho I"%e sr'ra ire
wifi nort,cry to westerly wnds aul aroas Of anow,
followed by leaa c!oudlrexa Sunday. For 'l'c Upar
Iakeanrl Northwest, and thenca southwark to the
With aligGt changes iii temperature. and eear
or partly cloudy weather. fof tue 10, -. oud 1Id
generally clear weatlcr. For tic santh Atlantic
HtaeB cloudy and threatening weather, with ght fa.a
to-tigl aud clearing waashar anu ower tope1st"ss
Sunday. --.-...-
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS,
CuICAdo Dcc. Id o. m.
, 1873-12-14

CooprnsrowN, N. T., De. 13.-samuel Nelson, e1~
Judge og Tho United satos auprono Court, died sud-
denly Of apopoxy whio sitting In his clmir at huff
past l o'clock tl!a nftcrnoon, at his reaidonce
IN this city. Judge Nelson bud been for some
mouths Tast in good health and spirits. ou
Monday 10 comllainea Of having takcl slight coli,
aud ront'neia to s room Til Tnentay atteInoon
III h!a 1arlnr Ilo came down to breakfast tia morn
inR Ut rahor nte honr, ~ was hs custom, ara cnt-
Is aa well W usual While sitting III hs chair between
letter by Mrs Neso llo made aome inquiry III reghra
10 It, h11 tlon without word or Sigh, suddenly dlod.
, 1873-12-14
LEGAL ELLlGENCE.
A Buttto Creek Teacher Es Upheld In
1TtltOpislx IL Pupil.


S,.ct1l pnn1irh ia The Chifs.r, Tribune.
BATTLE CnEEE, AIith.. Dec. l3.-For the past two
uu,tha :r city hls cp,lstl bly, dist'lrbe nn
ntcn exetss,sest t4s esual iu conse tonce u u hu.
iruught aga!nB Prof a1ylugMnsry Superintendent Of
.lanatss Tor NJ, aeI;ol whipping Alr. cnninos Icy
lu huil vi he is1Mls Of tho Professor. Tho p!tne
w:rs rrotty evnniy divided though our first citizens
scf will. tic .ool B,ar all Ct whom were sltal.
il,,o4.s III Jasfyng Mr.. Montgonerys Snasslsemsns
1T thn 10y. Tl,a Utieue WIS thAt Of writing oossene
baii,ling is Is com,.u1 in like eatcs Tue most ex.
ayaRaut ruora 1T tho prntessora brutality were sent
out to iuilnu public sentiment whle4 was Kept nliys
y tbs poapo,ielrcn Of thu sntt by Mr.. Conne llItil
,rs;rr,,ay. Tho evidence ogninst the prosecution
yiny strong MI nteinpt was ln.'!o TO snndle !nr IT.
iri.l Guided tss u ming With ulannous verdict Q!
No ru,Ise of urtion," This Ia deserved triumph OF
Ar. AfautInluGEY,
, 1873-12-14

CA1no, ILL.,, Dec. 13.-At C.rlond.'e, thia evening
House, spilled tho ink tho reg!aos, which prorokou
tho clerk Of tho orsn. They Eat i,lto 1t4rre, in
which tho proprietor uf thu lonse, j. ". McDohhd.
took ll1p part Ut Tho clerk, nnd tho result that
Brush was elet and instantly n!lle by revolver IN
excitement owing to tho popularity Of Br,sh an tho
fact thut tho provocaton wAa traing. Brusl was M
old army telegraph operator, mud highly cstoonod by
all WHO know him,
, 1873-12-14

sr. ALpAss, VI Per. 1-lAe apl,eat;onm =; j. Of tue
II, rrtran ihc Vermont 4 0auuta Railroad Company
sron l.uliing nr attempting to hold fanda due Tue
cltral tra tho lower roa" by Trlateea procsss waa
nowoyar, uy tlo Vermont Il ulna.la Company tAnt
ey mt attempting to ho't fns sa.' Me the e. cen
Smith, md Joseph Clalk, Tfusiees under tho frat
Mosysgs, aud wo aouo are dofsnansa IN tue MasAa; @
rhusntta suit The Injunction, therefore, Was lnetl
10 fus due thv Vermont Ce.ltral ala IL intended to
A,,uly 10 my Rinl!lnr suits t!lat may 10 brought
, 1873-12-14

LOUISVILLE, Ky., DEC. 13.-On Friday morning
ya,Ice Ds1,t went 10 sthaoI:house ut QMury, owc,
Ssy dsso a .r9 G sa y, as asse ss g. aT
teacher employed therc, TO lend him broom
sweep the Chrislan Church. Tliry got nn quarrel
about tue brooin and Dsnt Struck Ut Hardin with
knife. II4r<lln rE or, Eue4cd by Dent, wllo agnn
struck Mt him, intlicng bal wound, aud fetiIn, him
tell an,l brought It down on Donls had with lrig!
ful force, carsug instant death. Vanre Dsnt aH III
ways been peaceabc MN, nul tn wealthy fnrnlei
md old citizen. Hardin III wall known nna greatly
esleencd, ami the affair lus created great excitement
in Quincy.
, 1873-12-14
AURORA.
Strike OF EnHinecrs on the ChacREos
Huntington d Quincy Railroad.

Strike OF Engineers On the Chtc1Eo,
Huntington d Quincy 1eat1road.
+ Spectut Ufsra'eh to Tht Chtcaao Tribune.
AunouA, ILL.,, Dec, l3-The engineers Of tAe Chtca-
3d. Burlington + Quincy Railroad orc boiling over
With excitement. md the prospect seems good for m
i,n,neiae mud general strike. Some aoys ago an Or
der waa poatel up In tho rouni-nouse &C.. to ..t tho
rrnke DIS lucs week Instead Of 200,
required formerly, anil that they nst submit to ro
dustiun Of their pay nj 37 cents per day Tho Ut,
shoulder to shoulder. A rule has been In force that
oompola fireman who Is rased to t1o M rSespanslo 10
mi thjB cit down 70 mitch tay produces tho troMblo.
There nro no listernlla lwarl manifestations OF
luler,,lna h ruuel Int nattors are be'nN aSoa up
II, tlle Brotherhood. Tho Man don1And work and pay
u formerly.
, 1873-12-14
Express Robbery in Ikc11sHcsSy.

NASHVILLE, Tenn., Dec. 13.--W. .. Wood Agent Of
tl. At1un,s Express cenrany NJ f;altaln, ~. b q
his skull sr,ashed all1 lis safe rofe Of ,oo aho'1t
ccrol in tho asaanlt md robbery. oa Of tie sus-
pccted parties wus shortly afterwards arrested, ami
two othcra John McGutro anil Duncan Meiltrrsol-
who claudestineiy boarded aoutherI~hnund freight.
train soon nftor tho occurrence wero discoye5el ua
locked up by the conductor, and Guarded until thc:r lr-
rolicc, and yesterday afternoon returned TO Frs
lin, 1t III feared that Mr.. Wood Is nlur:ay wouuded
, 1873-12-14

NEW YonK, Dec. l3.-rho Produce EXCHANGE r.
ccIye Telegram. tt.ay lhat llt5er the 1n0a favorable
r,Ingtu,ces it Will taho three or four lnyH 10 n'Vo
10 iu water tho ATTY boats lying wtthtn ton tnsles
weat nf Schenectady. . &.
N,:w yoNx, nsu. l3-A euaN'storsn II repo1tea a.
uglu4 1l,
, 1873-12-14
RAILROAD NEWS.

Tho Proposed Linz Of iload hsetsroon
Ch.cI.yo and Charleston. y. 4.
CHARLESTON, 8. O., Dec. IL -~Yhe c'nvrnt!on in
session hero tho T4st two dAyA In the Interest Of the
eparta,burg Il AkheWllo Nailroad. oss If tho pru-
roseil links in tho Chicago l. carItAtou lai!1o.l
connseton. Yrs narrd y mtsh @ ,,atli,.a. sStnsi.
fro,, points alouy tho routes, Including
so1,le Representatives frnn tho Nurllwe6t md the
visitors woro en,eraled III aspiritt utl teral ssye.
Tlle reHs Of tue Convention looh 10 Tho iniha61ate
construction Of tue slaraabMsg AsAsyo ltailrond.
proocl Of a.. airline railway from tho grain region o
the Northwest to the Atlantic scabourd Ut OAarosou.
, 1873-12-14
SUICIDE.

Spetia, Dis1ntteh T. The chireYa Tttb"ns.
DAVENPORT. In, Dec. l3.-~h Muay farmer Of this
county, ,a,uvll Aug Bchulnnn yebturtlGy committed
s1tiuIde by tukug dose u stryeLnne. After tubing
the roi4on hb ropentea aalnH the rs,h H. ~" anl ~,
without success, he died III tlta muutes, No WIZ
tpu,1ur0lily Insane,
, 1873-12-14
TIE ST. LOui; k1urU4L,

Rr. I4ou1s,, Mo-, Dau. l3-T.o St. Louis Mutual
Life insurance Company, ugAat which 10 much I'LL
CATION haa been dregted iur aome 1nonsha putt ana
arranged to rei.sura ttH pociua IN tho Aond City
,fniun, of t!Is lily. Gen. blair, tho ssato All"r-
tedant Of INSURANCE.. approves Ut this aErangeont'
which IN now peulng ugatnst tho Ut. Lanss Mutual.
Tia agrssn.eus tatwcon lie two oomEanies wt! tE
a4ual today. James H. EaAa Will b Preadeut a tAo
, 1873-12-14

CLEVELAND, O., Dec. 13.-Iorng y. White, piann
William ElIia Of Weymouth, Hlasg. who was arrested
in Nav York last robruury. nnl brought here on q
re1uallinn to be tried for forgery, WIZ today found
guilty at issuing and rasslng forsr Union raeino Ill,
como u:.l4 to tu t.not.nt uf S5tGt0 tile bank Of
). V, painer Of sAs csty, tM IT." summer Of 1871.
Wllte nIro passed. nsser Of thcse forged lulds III
New York uud otuer Els.cru citics.
, 1873-12-14

Spt cta} Hisfmfth Ia The Ehtray1 ifih""e.
DAyi:SruuT H.. Dr.. 1J,-In tho Gllrutll will case,
in lie Circuit cnurt Of thts coaty. ssrdct W. rsI-
lcru by Tho Jury to-day dtclaa1ng ihnt VINO s .AS
WA Nros,rsu by fraud. The will. consequently. is
ut uae, and the property whci! ts ya!uet a. atSioo
UtD will bn divided alnouB thu Atirs W lug CouTt'
lhn euso bal been uu trial It'll duys.
, 1873-12-14
FOE2EIGfJ.
GERMANY,

LONDON, Dnc. 13.-A # eeisl frnn, Berlin saya th&
thu commander Of ono nf thu ueri1u r.E:nf4 thai
were Reisci by 8rnnish ,Inat-ofwnr IN tin gouloo
Archipelago aud carried to ataua, writes llcmo ~.
lnlaelr uld the crew wern sent 10 lriB0n nnl Eept
terc for Two inonhp, receiving very harah treatment
Mt the hunts Of Tia ElmuiAh otlsciap. Ihia dispatch
also says that the llo feelts'3 III te.inny i auc
oxrjoi ever tho Anizure Of t4e yes.t, NIL the falcn
aaixf,cspn for thu insult to tho uor,lau 1la4 Is do
MaulGl.
, 1873-12-14
pl,i1udc1pr,i:l s1orcy Market.

&I,ecfHl Nisi,1schto to tbs Eh7ctt9o TFaHae.
pttrLADELrn1A. Dec. l3.--Thcre was no special
continues increasing, mud Is moro than ample for pres.
ent requirements. lurRo sums bcing offered on ca'l
loans at Per cent. Strictly tllT-eass paper Is rcla-
T. per cuut, and names mot 80 we'll known yary front
1919 to Is per cent. Tho kanks absorb oil tho frat
cas short atc paper hInittcd hut business On thu
street ia, genorally sreaA'ng, lnited owing to the
small offerings. Kcccipts If brcadstufa, etc., from
tho West, IRE above an average. Sc
, 1873-12-14
EllH i.

usvAHA Dec. 13.-Laat night several hnndre1 mon
nnarclles rhtoriug und suoutIng, to th, Plaza do
Arnus .,,, 4therg III frant Of tic oApaiu- Generals
raacc yaye noisy expressions n their lsHntssaction
at tho departure If tho virginiaP, md their lsap-
provul ot tho conrsc Of tho prominent ppraons vino
favored, hs delivery of tf,e vessol. Two s!Mnaria
WHO cnleavored to nncify fhn mob we:e ru'eIy hrs.
were iired Thorrnw,1 fingered around tho palace IN
midnight wlnn Capt. .Qas. Jouygllar addressed holu,
ana trevalru u,on them to 60 to their hu1uns.
, 1873-12-14

Sperfai Dtsputti 10 Tat Ehfr19o Tribune.
pEontA. Ill. Dec. 19.-svilnan 4. walkcr, Of Tits
city, hua commenced suit hguins GArrct fanzwal, Of
CAGNgo for nege defamation Of character, PLACING
ihe 1un,agcx at si5,0on It will he remembered THU
thu Clieayo 9fts nf Nov. 9o contained sssnstauta
rather t,urnvialio ghs. Behaving hat VanSwsl ill.,
Rrircd The publication, Walker hlh brought suit 10 rc
cuger ua,uIBcs
, 1873-12-14

anl agnaures fnr oJialAon 1T he},atf VI Utah is 10
la sent IN Washington t,l-tnDrruw.
Leon 1taoaard FrHlieii gyln'lst Attempted to wn'x
tight ruCD nrrosn the kttHri fru,fl lilo tit!to Iii, H.
ir1o, n,ul fell 10 III egroun sriulsly II not fatally
ini',red.
fAtv|'a'n Young aud party nro enow-bolud eli rou..
90.itl, at fauRfa.
, 1873-12-14
ttrAfl lTEhtS.

sAIr T.AgE, utah, Dar, 13.-Murh anxiety has ex-
stod at1pu tlo Gelltllea tho lust tow tlays over
port thu, Gov Won,!H IN 10 he removed, Leallng c1t
xcs huyo informed thp prcssleut that such removal
tls pye.sut tuls would ba great misfortune to tho
Territory. ...
Another long petition 10 Congreas With over tAou-
, 1873-12-14
SnlITIl BEND ITEMS.

Huseiai Dtsrateh Ia yhs Eafeag" Tsanne.
SOUTH insp, lud., Dec, IA lneeng Of tho cred.
itoru Of Jolu II. Ksn!ly, was hud IN duua'a opcra,
House to-ttuy, and El!ot TAFT, lsptrt Miller, aud
ueUrga II. Award wero appointed y conlni'ttrS
10 run Kstdyfg Muls fur the bonctlt
Of hia osaditofs. This haeius tho eeat
, 1873-12-14

The Grcnt Naturalist i'll n Very Critical
Condition.

Condition.
Epeefai phpa,ch tn Thr Chicago Tribune.
posrox Dec. 13.-untn to-d-y 1t had been under
stood tlat Prof. Agassiz still retained Ills reasoning
faeuea unin,pnired, and TINT the usual clearneaa OF
his intellect WIS not tmn!ed but to-any 1t is said
lint bis faen!t!ea use gradually weakcng. and tue
gravcst fears are aroused for Io result. Tho cond-
lion Of Its throa IL stlri that he cu1Iuot awuo", the
,ssopllagus being parasyzed uud art! means are
reeortcd to rarry food to hs aoinasl Thore Gun b.
no oll that luis ilness Is due 70 h!s soTere sA 'n-
rc.nttlug abor mover greater than during the past
ycaF.
poRToN. Mlss,, Dec. l3.-pruf, AEasei2'a condition
In worre nul lis secnyery IL considered impoasihe.
tistGn to that eYuIt has lgen sen to hs daughter
III DIuukiyn.
, 1873-12-14

DEa MONIES, Iu., Dee. 13.-The jnry lit tho Yard
murder till brought III yerdir Of "no guilty ~
to I'LL The dsfendints Tho prisuners wcra ftnne'i-
atey discharged nnd received ts eongrluEnll us ni
tolr friends anoh huus with tic jury, mud retired
frplu the cutr-roUn.
, 1873-12-14

NEw yo..E, Dec. l3.-rhe boakH aud rapors ot sia
Or uiut ry-No,ls t,ts ..yu been 4eIzod y cllstona
otcvrs o.. shayuva Of fraud tu thu itnnortaton of
aauAsreefa. an!tp have hcsn aM:ssse sga!aat three
wsUA 3o0 900 aud SOU QUO IL lie anaoun. !nsolsvd.
, 1873-12-14
FINANCIAL.


Ncv vorls Ein.s,,cls.i News.
NEw YoME, Dec. 13-Tlc lanl statefnUnt ati0wa
net Eain NJ sEGD9o1 in legal reaervo. The baiks now
hold o7cr s1uU0pU Uo0 nluvu tile 6 or cent required ny
luW,
Atai,ry cosett ,,p easy Mt too.
Furnign exchange cinRctl firm ut 10gA for primo
aixty tnys' Htcil ltll, md 1n0ts fur sight: .,.
Tile urkct atroMlionel MI cable alsi:es Tint trr
1na,,y had .le,nuc satisfaction from Spain for tho
yeAsrla recent: captnrc1. Yhe ratca rasd for carry
ig were & I, &, nnd per ceus, md for borrowing !'"
Treasury oteatotss for tho wock Ut ttlo My Ivy York
ul!rn rl.lel the disbursements Of f,2i1, ,00G md
tie reeepu If st.71apo for e''stana. speeia sh,r.
mtnta for le salln time wcrs s1a2oe prliss1mlly
tllRc f3.GU;,10J.
Governments Htr0IB and dull.
RtAte bU1nla quiet.
Tue atork nsarkat was wcak carly iu tho day on n
stna volume Of hGsiness, b1t III tho nftGrnon there
ws ,nnrc nc iylty, mud speculation w.s atro.K III TIC
ritlrn lit: Tho advance Ranged from Y to3k per
cent. untt the Principal fcltutea wore Unlon IaEhr,
1Mcltc Null. Western ln!on Northwest, Like shorc,
New York Central st. Paul, Wabash, nll O. c. 4 I. O.
Tie sln*HR qno.asiuns vera gcnrraliy the highest
StcruR. 1N4t:.
, 1873-12-14

tl!lg lint ca 10 dono In tcsn tight times, m great
1:le Al,tlemser Wagu,.-HnrkH nlosca ttsunt for IN
Inventory, nM,l vii rrannlp jan. i. During tilu
'1:,r: e Ins Of their laorors viii bo kups
iA employment.