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J.: DAVIS.
1sc Makes n Brief Speech to the Soalth-
crn. Historical Convention Mt White
Sulphur Springs.

1tc Makes n Brief Speech to tho South.
crn. Historical Convention Mt White
Sulphur Springs.
RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 18-Jef1arson Davis nd
dreBsod tho Southern Historical Convention at
White Sulphur Springs to-day, In spoaking Of
the lato war, he said: tive haye beon
moro cleated than conquered by tho doclara-
tiona OF the Federal President, Congress-, aud
Generals, for there mover could have been sur
render lad wo anticipated wlat followed, and wo
would to-day haye boon FREQ" He still had
hope Of tho South, because whatever men
might DO, ho mover .yet had soen reconstruct
cd women, and. while mon Of this day arc
mtghtlcF than tho principles for which thoy
had struggled, ho yet hoped tho children who
succeed thom would grow up to maintain and
porpotuato them and redeem all TINT wo had
lost Davis remarks contain no sentiment Of
hostility to tho Federal Govornmont.
a resolution was offered by Admiral Bommes
that His E1cellenoy, President Grant, bo ro-
auested to permit the Secretary Of this Society
to o1amlno all tho papers and archl7es Of tho
Government captured by tho Federal forces
from tho Confederates during tho war, and to
mako copies Of such Of thorn a. he may think tit.
The resolution was adopted.
Tho Convention then adjourned, and tho His.
torical sooloty met. A resolution was adopted
admitting ladies' who had lost rolattvos In tho
war to membership. The Society tlon adjourned
to meet in Richmond at the call Of the presi-
, 1873-08-19
WALL STREET.


Review OF Money, Stocks, and Rrcnd-
stufGS Market.
! Special Dsepatch to Tho Chicago Tri5uns.
NEW YonK, Aug. t8.-IAo bull clique have
the gold market In their own hands, and nothing
was dono to-day except to hold gold firm at 11516
to 116t. Probably the largest brokerage bust
ncss on tho continent is that transacted for &C.
count Of the bull pool in gold. Thoir method IL
boaFs and detail coin to Importers,
according to neceHsltiea Of, tho latter, at
the rato of sl,o00,o00 to <72,060, 900
per day, and at 4 profit Of Il to 1 per cent.
When tho course of trade favors tho clique, tho
only capital required by tho pool is far credit at
tho Board, tho beara being, gencrally ready to
borrow gold aud deposit with bulls its equiya-
lent In curroll6y. This process ia likely to 60 on
from weok to wook until tho pool becomes the
owner OF all tho floatiug cou and enable 1t to
f1x whatever premium will be most likely to fetch
tho largest return.
In stocks thoro was 4 general downward ton-
doncy, md but little doing. Money eaBy ut Q to
on acecptaneo.. Collateral governments dull.
Tho inquiry for flour was light. Nothing
doing III wheat. Assortment Of good No.
spring wanted, oats unchanged. Corn firm.
, 1873-08-19
CITY ITEMS,

few pals Of water extrously applied e1tlBufahed
small fro yesterday afternoon In Tic lwo-soyy frame
building No. 600 Larraboo streat.
man named Robert i. Miller, from Quincy, Ill.,,
accidentally foil over tho railing Of tho Briggs House
to the hasoment, injuring huso considerably about
the lead.
The alarm from Box 2s5 ut aout o'clock yeatorday
afternoon, causol by aro which damaged threa
cottaga on Cicero court. About tlG0 tAinaga waa
dollp.
Officer Frank Vincent, Of the Second Precinct e1-
ttnguphca AL incftnt frs at about o'clock yeater-
day morning in tho tWu-stary fruIne building ut ~
Archer avenue. Tho auinRgea sustained wut1 uoml-
nat,
Tho following shloo,,-keepers are roportsd Ut tho
Central atatton for v!o!at0n of thu Huuilay law !:
Mel.ael Flynn. of 4G1 httlwaukco avenue AugllAt
lInbach l74 .West Division street, JuGnl, reicr sol
uybourn avcnus Uer7lhnrd Rolls 81 Reese sreot aud
$50 North avenue. :.
oAlcor Edward Nyan rornrta TINT as about o'clook
yesterday morning he eKttnyshgtl ineipient tlro
III tito second atory Of QroWs building, sal Weat 1fadl-
Ron Rtroott occupied hota LID e1tinRus1esl the
Atnoa by throwing tho burning material ont OF WIN
dow Tue fire lAd tho &ppeAranco OF being tho work
of III tncondary.
man named Hermann Hchaah, recently arrived In
Chicago from Now York. attempted to commit suicide
yesterday morning. by l1anenR pocket-knfo twolye
tisea into hA left tast. Iu told The ph3aleihn wEp
was called In to lreHa A wotlldH that he did not know
what hs waa otnY At the time, bnt zgHgu tho house
was Oh ilFo, aud has ho waa aoina to be burned to
, 1873-08-19
DUBUQUE.

Church Cornerstone Lnfd.-nurglnry
-~Faorac-Thtovcs MT Work--Suit tO
Recover wharfage Illegally Charged
--1kaid on Snloou-Kcepoxa.
Special DtspateA 70 1'hs Chicago Tribune.
DunuQuE, Ia, Aug. 18.-The eornor-stone Of a
Gormau Evangelical Church was laid hero yos~
te1dnyi with tho usual coremonios with singing
prayer, and addresses in German and English
BY tho pastor Of tho Church, tho Rev. E. F.
Berner, the Rev. II. Ficko, and the Rev. Alder
son, tho latter OF tho Primitive Methodist
Church.
Tho atore. Of Burns l. Co., at hlasonylllo was
burglarizod on Thurs1ay night, aud $500 atolen
from the safo. ~. ..,s.-.
Horse thieves have made their appearance In
this vicinity Of ]ato, and stolon sovernl horses
from farmers and othors. Some Of tile horaos
stolen rocently from this city have boon rocov-
ered ut Lyons. Officers from Muscatine arc on
tho track of Bomo Of these horHe-tllievea, who
appoar to have made systematic raid in llotoe-
stealing along tho river.
CltioB along the Missiaaippi which hayo boon
charging wha1age to the steamers Of tile NORTH
western Limo OF packets will be made defendanta
in suits to be commenced against them by Com
moloro Davidson, Of that line. The aggregate
amount to bo sued for Is about $50, ,0U0.'
The officers OF this city aro enforcing tho city
ordinance requiring license to bo tnko1l out by
aaloon-kooperH for solling liquors, and to pay
500 therefor. The saloon-keopors who refused
to. hayo had their goods seizod to-day, aud cat
riod away to be doalt with according to law.
, 1873-08-19


NRw Yon1r, Aug. 18-BgEvEs- -Frcrh receipts. 5,7o0:
I.ssng 10T6o for tho week, againAt 0s7o last week..
Market oyer~stocke antl closeH dull al decline Of c.
Iexsns range at with lot IF good Chcrokeea
at los Native steers ut oo to 13He, with few re-
tailed to shop butchers ut 12@13c At loast twenty
onrs Illinois steers, 7 owt, ut 111c; Q cars 8@9
owt, aa8o; 10 cass, cwt: 1l@l2o; cars, ~ cwt,
,10hc; ears, TX owt, Ike; IL cara, 7k cwt, 1lAa
12fc; "a care, o1<@7A owt 1ox@1l}<e; 10 cars, 6ii
cwt 1oAo: ID cara, 6 cwt, l1o; cars Clcrokce cut
ae e. s ext eats d1n Mentasfy o
sAxEr AND LAans- -Reoeipts, 1o.seo. making 'al6oo
for tho wecl ngatne II ,75o last week. Markor do
stock aecumulating In tho pens. Lambs sold By Tho
ear-losd Of e@eHe; shcsp, 4A@o1(e. salea include:
o3 as, 69o: car II ibs, A9o; car, 70 lbs 4,so;
car, 81 lbs. g.; car Kentucky lnsnhs, 60 lbH 5o;
car Ohio, 81 LIS, G5{o; Canadian, 81 tbs, GEc;
car, o5H iba, cur, GO !ts, 7a1c; chr, ii lis,
sGo: car AM staso, ~ =, Z M l1s, sko:
last week. Frca arrivals 1880 Mono oi aalo Of i've,
Dressed closed firm at G15D714c.
, 1873-08-19
THE INDIANS

Report OF the Investigating COnnlis-
sion on the Rawlings, wyoming
Territory, F1asstac<o--TAs Apnclacs Of
Now mcLico Lcnvo Thcir Neservu-
tion had Threaten Wnr.
Special DfspatcA 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune
WASHINGTON, D. G., Aug. l8.-The Special
Commission appointed TO investigate the Indian
massacre at Rawlings, Wyoming Territory, in
June Lost. have made their report. They find
tho Arrapahoes guilty. As to tho boBt mcana to
prevent such collisions in tho future, tho Com
mission recommend that the various roBerva-
tions DO surveyed at tho earliest practicable
oughly and permanently established, and tho
Indians Of the several Tribes instructed rs to
their notes and bounds. That tho PASS or por-
NIT System, which allows Indians to 90 beyond
tho lmta Of their reservation, should bo abol-
favor Of preventing any Indian hunting excursion
o1tailo OF tic reservation, and suggest that
t1lia policy, which is to prevent thoso
predatory habits, should DO enforced and tho
red nun mado to understand that by tho
cultivation, Of tho land ho may gain sustennnco
a. well aa by hunting, and thus gradually, undor
the influence of labor, Schools and other nppli~
ancoa Of Christianity ceaae to DO q savage and
become civilized.
{T6 the Associated P1.,s]
reports tho killing OF three Indians and cuptur-
ing Of horses HtoIon July Is III New Mexico.
Corporal Brattlings WAS killed.
Indian Agent Thomas reports, from Tueyosa,
Now Mexico, tho Path ult,, that on demanding
from tho Apachoe tho notorious thief and mur-
derer Chief Sancha, thoy rofusoi to give him up,
and took their arns, saying they wore roady to
fight. An attempt to arrest sa1lcha by tho agent
led to threatening demonstrations, and the noxt
day Maj: Price and a few aoldlors went to tho
reservation. Tho Indians, howeyor, still actod
In hostile manner, declining to give up sancha,
aud, aftor holding short council with Price, ar-
ranged for another the next day. That night,
however, they broke up their camp, took tlleir
women and children, and went to tho noun
ta!nB. Throo Indians were arrested by Mai.
Price, and hold as hoBtagea for sancl,a.
Gen. Pope nolli!od the Department TINT troops
aro in roadineBs to reinforce Price It ho needs
tlom. DR.. Thomas has requested Price to fol-
low the Indians, and, If thoy refuBo to return to
tho reservation, to take steps to protect tue aot
tiers.
, 1873-08-19

PROBABLE FATAL S7,DpKG APFRAY.
Am lafmrtntcd German ISviaccratc8 a
FuOltnnt1pr.

Am lnfmrtntcd tacrtsnn 1Svlaccrntc8 a
IQ0l1nnher.
stabbinR nfray, Of which tic rcants can hardly bc
other than fnta occurred at o'clock ycstcray cvon-
Ing, In front Of No. ol Fry atroot. At this hour,
Char1es Lorez, dcsman, 80 years Of age, while in
atao Of parttal noxlcatlon began nbuHing two boyH
named Andrew and Anton Van Tofrc!l. 4 Ind feeling
Las exfaod between Lorentz and tic members Of Tho
Van ToIoll family on account Of tho lntter
having caused hts nrreat 8omo ti,no hinco on a
charge Of stealing thor pigeons, and It eliminated
laat oycnng In Lorontz catching the two ads in ha
grasp and choking them. In this ho WIS stopped by
man namod Rogers, who uvos With tho Van Tosl'ors,
but tho atayng Of bis hands only added froa f,,e to
hs fasy; e Shouting cut, w HI you At y!l! XII
oept eras tno fater tho r'e S1ys join va ses
To.'Sllor man of about 20 Year, of ago, appeared
sieiiation Torrents spras,g upon him md buried tlo
knifo in bis abdomen and fed Into his houae, No. G1
an sank 10 tlo groand whence he 'p wna csrfie into
ha house which lies Immediately In rear Of LorontEs
The vicinity was immediately secured for medical
Neoye and F. ?. jacobson. Tho aohtioion report that
On examining Tho Wounded man ihoy found cut Two
about ali 7oet Of ncatno. This they replaced III tho
abdomen and, hevths ainin!stered ehloroforn,, pro-
eoo.ed 70 sew p te wound; whio, they covered Win
twontr.for 10 ono that ho Will not got over It. To
aud omcors Largo md rrclasmayor W word saenat
from the ohicago Avenue ssauon. TO ar
fsa Seod rfn a gas sas Z aaS a9 s,ya wat a%
Tn1nuns reporter visited THO house Of tho wounded
nnn aoon a{tor the nfrray, and found him lying his
o ,lttered necessarily showing that, notwithstanding
he was unttcr tho influence Of an nnnathcsc, ho waa
nnt ys shnFt time T
tho wlIful murder category.
, 1873-08-19

tAuLEHA 1N 0AlpAuus
Nobody, VIC trust, is alarmed by tho rather
startling dispatch We published last oyoning,
which IL repoated In tho morning papers, Of tie
presence mud inorease Of oholora in Chicago.
The news which the agent of tho Asaocialed
Press Hont over tho wiros WAS correctly given III
tho Chicago papora Of three days ago, and had
previously REACHED US BY nail 80 presented, it
Ivy of tho story y the 5n,ootlng Of somo ph;ys-
number, WHO declared TINT Asat1o ohol-
era exstod in clloago: for 10 had
,nonths II tl,iH doctor roally belieyos what no
BnyB, and 1t Ii true that in tho cl!olora district
tl,oroo ia not the slightcst regard paid to tho
proper disposition OF tho dischargeH Of patients,
or to tho daintootion Of houaea whoro people
laaye tod Of tho dIsoaso then tho murvol IL That
any mnr calling himself physician should dA1o
to oonfona TINT ho waa cognigant of such state
nf Things mud hold hls tongue for ttsroo months;
However. NO .llappon to know something Of
that part OF Chicago whore ths opi.Iomlu, which
Inns carried Oft forty.two porsons Hince early
in June last, y reportetl to e1iat and there
are deposits OF liquid .tllth thero III largo In
area as tho City lIall Park, donBe enough to
Aoat m4d scow. Rnd severHl feet ~ DEPTH: II,
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present mid asBiat in tho business, md
made by tho Committee Of Arrangements to
makc tho meeting pleasant and Interesting
ono, and wo have reason to oxpoct That this wilt
DO tho largest gathorinR of the Old Cumberland
ia oxtondetl to our comrades OF other
arrnfos to join ,,a. Tho healouartora
Of the Society during tho reunion will be at tho
Monongellola House. rloaao advise this Com-
zrtee whether or not you will attend. in order
t4'uty yours,
JAMES 8. NEaLEV,
! ARCHIBALD DLAKELY,
NORMAN NJ. Smith,
Booinl Executive Committao.
, 1873-08-19
ObtfuRrYs


Special Dispaseh 10 I7te Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. 17.-Tlo dcatll is report
ed, at Cacouna, Of Hon. Henry Black, G. D., Of
Quebec. q jurist Of tho worry first rank, whoHo
decisions since hia appointment to tho Vico-
Admiralty bench, il 1841, hayo invariably been
sustained III tho English courtn.
DusoouE Aue on re G"isa" Kraha Gn" poa
master at dutsonborg, md an old eottler OF this
section, died yestorday.
HARn1suuna, Pa. Aug. 18.-Gon. 4. B. War
ford, at ono time President Of tho Northern Ceu-
tral Railroad, died yesterday.
dENEsRo, ILL.,, Aug. 18.-Mr. Hall. promi-
nent stook-dealor and cattlo-droyor, OF Seflield,
dropped dead in atroot OF tint town yesterday.
, 1873-08-19
WEST lN0lFc.

HAVANA, Aug, IA telegram from puorto
Principe says oil the 18th inHt. 3 body OF inBur-
xectioniBtB under command OF Maxfms Gornez,
attackel forco of Spanish cayalry stationed OH
q cattle farm noar Puerto Principe. After
short engagement tho insurgents Withdrew, but
not before they had captured n1neteon horses.
Tho Spanish loas Was tllirty-ono killed.
Gomez Sun Quitl aud other prominent cllleis,
attacked tho village Of Yeguaa, but worp finally
repulsod utter sharp engagement.
, 1873-08-19
Kunhns City Livestock Market.

Special Dispatch 70 Ths Chicago 7Ti5uns,
KANaAs ot1Y, No., Aug. 18--CArrLE-Hccoipts,
!, ,495 head; ahipmsnts, 1,072. The market opened
With oppressed feeling, buyers manfestiny lilo dis
position to operate. The supply las been mostly
through Texan stock salea Of good native ncers 1t
Texan stock mixed, $l176.
IIoas-Ioca1 donland briak, and prices aha1s bet-
teE, 1t 100 to $.l0.
, 1873-08-19

Special Dsepateh to The Chicago 7rtbt.ne
s CAD1z, O., Aug. 18.-The Hon. John A. Bingham
land family, accompanied by tho family of the
'Hon. Ell T. sheppard, Consul to Fienatein,
snumbor Of friends go with them part Of tho
way; others are to Join them Mt Cornell Bluffs,
In., and sail With them from sau Francisco IN
tho steamer Japan, Sept. l.
, 1873-08-19

! Ths Arrest OF Gen. Custnr--. . Destrtac-
sion Of Camp Aiauors.
j New YonK, Aug. ia lettor from tic Vel
'1owstoue expedition rays stir waa created by tho
arrost Of Con. Custer by Gen. Stanley, aud that
81, Custer mnrohod III tho rear Of hig command one
! whole day boforo lie WIS released. Custer's men
sdenounced his arrost as an act Of tyranny. Con.
! Stanley also caused tho distinction Of all tho
liquors iu the ca1np OF tho infantry snttlor, tho
latter losing aix barrele, md the cavalry sutler
. HhVan
, 1873-08-19
Another Unfortunate Now York lKox-
A11 Reporter

Lord, said to DO liz travelling correspondent Of
the New. York Herald, has disappeared since
Tuesday last. and fearB Of foul play are entor-
tsined. Lord LOFT slelbyyille, Ky.; that day for
the purpose Of Waiting Emineup Fair. Tho
Aorae Id WAS riding was found tlo mort DIV near
ehclbyyille rldcrloss. Lord loft trunk aud
othor articloa at ehelbyvillo, aud no possible
cause can be assigned for his disappoaranoe.
He bad considerable money OIL his PERSON.
, 1873-08-19

Additional Testimony Taken by the
Investigating Com pl littec--TIlo Engi-
nocr Acting rs Bartender q Short

Additional Testimony Talkcs. by the
Investigating Co1n nnlittec--T1lo Engi-
nccr Acting rs Bartender q Short
Time Previous to tlac Disnstcr.
Special Dfspatch 10 Tic Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 18.-Tho testimony
In the Wawsasot investigation to-day conc1u-
aivoly showed that tho ongineor wag accustomed
to leave his cngino-roon,, which waa across the
passage-way from tho bur, and act as barkooper
during the nbseuce Of the latter. 1t Booms that
this barkeopor was in tho hnbls Of trading
with tho country people at, tho landings,
and would loayo the bar to attend
to this buslnosH, aa the boat
approached tho landiug. Tho barkcoper himsolf
testified that 1t was customary. for tle engineer
to thus keep an oyo To tho bur, although ho had
the engineer was dealing out drinks Immediately
before the alarm OF ira. One witness a"oro
that tho engineor personally prepared drink
tor him. Only ono life .proaoryer was used.
Thore was bRr1ol Of whisky on board. Tho In
voatfgation waR conducted during tho preceding
days. ii a yory oaroiess mannsr regardless Of TIC
rtllea Of evidence. Witnesses wore asked lead
Ing questions Of au sorts, especially Buch quos-
tons, IT would appear, as might set forth tho
theory Of tho bamelosanesB Of tho officers In
tho moat favorable light. It was clearly shown
That whom tho alarm waH given tho ongineor
seemed paralyzel and poworloaa; also, TINT
many persons were crushed to thoir death by tho
revolving whoels, who might have boon saved
had the engine boon stopped.
(Ib Tie AssVctdted press,1
WARRINGTON, Aug, 18.-Tho WnwnsBot stoam-
hoat investigation was resumed this morning.
Tho testimony Of a witnoss was to the efroot
that no particular person or officer Of the boat
was engaged In controlling tho life-hoats, pos
aossion OF which had boon taken by tho paHson-
gers In such largo numbers "a to mako them
HsolssB. The ot1'oors engaged Gu tho fora part
Of tho boat (staan,or) were actively employed in
trying to save the boat and paaaengors, bnt they
wore unable to pass aft, owing to tic donso VOL
ume Of smoke and flame.
, 1873-08-19

6bee!aE I15lW!ch q IIke Chicago 3r9bNlN.
>, UNION CiTv, Ind, Aug, 18-Laat uight upon
Tho Ohio side OF the town. in tho saloon OF D..
drubor, notorious character Of thls place
hrutally beaten with hatohet BY Gruber aud
'iis son. Tho cauHo is supposed to have been
gu insult glyon by Wertutlallor to tho wife Of
ornbor. Doth parties woro Intoxicated. Wor-
tNtilai1ot's recovery a doubtful. Tic would.bo-
murdorora arc undor arrest, -, :.
, 1873-08-19

i LIVERPOOL, Aug. 18.-Tho steamships hfan-
hattan, Daltio, Now York, and Thurengia. from
New York, and siporia, from Boston, arrived
cut
!, New. yonK. Aug. 18.-A1rved, steamships
alabama and Virginia from GlHsgow. Tho
Alabama WIS supposed to have boon lost OF tho
{ Irish coast.
:, New Yong. Aug. 18.-Stoamship Colors, from
sAspinwall, is.detained ut quarantine with siok-
.ueaa.
, 1873-08-19

Missing United States Steamer.
PANAMA, Aug. Tho United States steamer
Bonicia, which lott Mazatlan June il, for Paua-
mn, has not been heard from.
Later adviceh state that tho grln-boat Bcncoa
was unable to obtain coal at Honduras ports, md
waa making hor way to Panama under sail.
, 1873-08-19

; Ban FRANCISCO, Aug. 18.-Tle mail atago ho-
tween Mokolamne lill and station, WINS stopped
by two highwaylnon, two miles from tho city,
who robbed tho pasaongora OF $4,000, rAod
Wo.ls, Fargo Il Co.'s trcasure box, and do
e!royel tho mail, papers, ko Tho officers are
~ hot pursuit. Tho robbora are known.
, 1873-08-19
New York Dry Goods Market,

New YonH, Aug. 18.-Duslnesa rather loes acttve,
owing to rainy weather. Market for cotton goods
strong and steady. Elmo medium and blcaclcd shirt
tnga t9 usual demand, short supply and many brands
Gnrnor and Harmony glazed cambrca reduced to "a.
1r1nta and worsted dress goota very active LII frat
hAnfs. Wool AannelH aud hlankos brisk, but other
wooden goods 1cR8 Actiye.
, 1873-08-19

LONDON, Aug, 18.--Austln Didwell, and lis
confcdurates In tho Bank of England forgery
case, were arraigned to-day. Counsel for de-
foudants made an unsuccessful attompt to securo
adjournment. Tile jury waa sworn and the caHo
formally opened by tho prosecuting attorneys.
, 1873-08-19

Philadelphia livestock Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. lB.-Tle market for beeycs ie
worry dull lseceipta largo; choice and extra Wnstern
61s97Ao fair to good, bN@0Ao; common, lGl5c.
snEEp-1ood demand fair to good, 6tGUo stock,
2@3r.
uous-atcaly $3.50 for corn fed.
, 1873-08-19
Cheap Conl.

SCRANTON, Pa, Aug. 18.-The Honosdale T.
Iackawanna anthracite coal Ia retailing hero for
competition by local agcnoies which began on
Saturday.
, 1873-08-19

! werc Lost and Arc Found.
H.. CLEVELAND, O., Aug. 18.--Two, sailors, JoBse
;;a1olloy end Jchn Kennedy, who were supposed
toundered last Wednesday night. wero piclod up
by the schooner Harvest Homo and taken to
p Eric. They wore found on floating timber.
, 1873-08-19

i The Indianapolis Expedition.
! INp1AHSApoLfs, Ind, Aug. 1s.-TAe Exposition
3uilahg, containing over 1900 square feet OK
, 1873-08-19
Our FlnR 1eenchc. un Exnlted Al
, tktude.

NEW YonK, Aug. ia Lima, poru, lottor
states tlat on the 4th Of July purity Of Amori-
Gun engineora, employed on tho Agago Iailroad,
Aoistod the Stars. and stripos 1snee doep ia tho
snow ct tho summit Of tho highest .poalt Of tho
ont point oyor honorod by tho United Btates log,,
Among tho party present woro ". z. Tobias and
Job III, TobinB, Of Illinois,
, 1873-08-19

,pErAo1r, Aug. 1a-Eyoning-pABsEn DowH-propa
T. Sheridan ~insfow, bradbury, Buffalo and barae.
helrs A Ihoa' Quayo, nrtghac, +. Morae aeo. Davis,
=, AaaKn ur.@rrop s1ayttoWer and barges. acira J..
Graham, 7. Flick lsse, MoMsry Augusta, 4. CAAll.l-
lor, H. WinH)ow, i. q. williams,
W1Nn-Northwest,
, 1873-08-19

The Political Canvass In Ohio.
DAYTON, O., Aug. 18.-senator Morton will
opon tho campaign IN Dayton, On Monlny even
ing he1t for tho nopublicanRa
, 1873-08-19

Went Down With All Hnnis.
!. HALIFAX, Aug. 18.--A vessel supposed to be
the .royonuo cutter VIM. Stairs, was lost at York
Point July 6, with I'll hands, fourtoon in number.
, 1873-08-19
-
FORElGN.>
Report that France Will Re'cog-
nizo the Carlists as
Dolligerel1ts.
Twenty Republican Newspapers Rc-
comfy Suppressed I'm Franco.
Additional List Of Awards to Americans
at the Vienna Exposition. g.
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oFA!N.
hfAnnrD, Aug. 1s.-Tlio Epoca, Of this city,
fayori,,e tho oporations Of Tho car]lata IN oraor
70 ssfohgtheh tno cauHo OF tho Count 10 Cham'
Tho Spanish Cousnls in Franco complain of
tho tolerance of thu Tronch authoritioa nm TIM
froutIor towards carlata. "'s1'' '''9' - ''''
T., Mo,r,a s,snat... =, .,o ,7.,. .,... .,a.
"a H'auela o'spatoh OF the iftn anat.' 1ho
csr,ht ,ntsntly force IN spa'n wan by cler1cad
been "a, 1000 mon.
MADRID. Aun. 18.-Soyoral porsone bnye hcen
condemned to death by the Tribunal Of justice
At soville, for firing buildings by means Of pc
surgonts. Many others, Charged with tho sa1no.
crime oscered to PORTUGAL. Bit a numbor Of,
thom hayo teon arrested apa surrendered to thot m
spanish officers. :.
claiming to bolieye that nii suoh proporty Viii
aoon become their own.
rnnnrtnu son' tho 'Ae oantnrn Of ncrna INV by
ne'' tho 's inssureents. @ Fho attack vas gal
lantly resisted BY tho Republicans, WHO. after a
.Iyoyo thnna frona l,eforc In tnxn%
T,ho s TnrI;at Jnnto ~ Wavcnna snnoupcaa tho,
:rccopt Of second dispatoi;, whch says tilat, by
tho iii Of Borga. tue Carliats cnptiired 1,5o6b
prisoners, i1' inrgo number Of cannon, aud muoh
a''''nu'A''oo' r11ra7d cnbe,
cAn11sr HEApquAnrEns sANouEsA, Aug. 49,
The French Government hns taizon the initia-
boliigeronts. having iss,iod ordora permitting the
transit Of arms and munitions Of war botwoon
tho. two ,custonl-Honso lines il tho,
% Masc iso5 whioh prohibits 'sl such transpora sp
rim IN tba borlars Ia nnw rnnc;nGed 6v tim