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New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
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FOREIGN NEWS.
PRESIDENT THEIRS AND THE FRENCH AS
SEMBLY
THE RIGHT OF THE PRESIDENT TO AP-
PEAR BEFORE THE AssEMBLY-REC0NnESD
ALTON OF THE SUBCOMMITTEE OF THE
COMMITTEE OF TEIRTY.

The hIOHI OF The PhfSlDENl AV ~
PEAR BEFORE THE AssEMBLY-RECONhEsD-
ALTON OF THE SUBCOMMITTEE OF THE
COMMITTEE OF TErRTY.
PARIS. Tuesday. Jan. II, 1879.
The Committee Of Thirty sat tonight at Yer
sailles. President Thiersiwas present The report
of the Sub Committee was read. 1t proposes the
adoption Of the following decree by the Assembly
Whereos The Assembly integrally to itself
the constituent power, IL hereby DEGREES;
!. The President OF the Republic shall communicate
with the Assembly by message. Nevertheless, he may
be heard after announcing by message his intention TO
speak At the close Of his speech the debate will be al
journed to subsequent sitting in order that the vote
shall not be taken when the President is the Chamber
IL The President shall promulgate all laws declared
Urgent within three days after their passage demand
q fresh debate thereon; and all laws not declared
urgent he shall promulgae within one month OF their
passage or may suspend the third reading Of the same
for one month.
Ill After the dissolution OF the present Assembly s
powers shall devolve upon two Chambers.
The report also recommends that the Committee OK
Thirty be instructed by the Assembly TO prepare
law regulating elections and prescribing the quail
fcatIons of electors, and law defining the powers
of Second Chamber.
President Theirs expressed dissatisfaction with
portions of the subcommittee report. Ho said the
suspensory power over legislation was wholly insult
fcent, and he objected to the excessive formalities
required before he could address the Assembly. Ho
urged that provision be made for the extension OF
the executive power for term of six week after the
day on which the Assembly might dissolve. In
other respects he could agree to the IecOmmenda-
tions of the Subcommittee.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
GRIMES AND cAsuALrrEs-By TELEGRAPH.

....A caving in of the earth occurred, yesterday,
Cesapeske ard Ohio Railroad Tuane ~Lh
being Though Church Hill Richmond No yes s
-. A sleigh flied with ladies and gentlemen ran
oe bridge Maseans III, hoaday pay were rre
ciptsted below Mss Bnie instsnY hlea
Thomson and ka seriously ared and oAs u de
party severely bruised
The iron bridge over the Piscataquis River al
Manchester H., gave ws Yesterday under hesyy osded tesu
bat daaser0as hart hr Psks had s Ass crushed O.s
ef The henss kilsA Wv
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
THE LATE WAR IN EUROPE.

THE DUKE DE GRAMONT TO PREPARE sTAIE',
MENT IN REPLY TO COUNT BEUsT.
- LONDON, Tuesday. Jan. IA, 1873.
The Daily Telegraph publishes letter from
the Duke de Gramont announcing early refutatiOn
of Count Won Beusts statements TO Austra's policy
toward France at the beginning of the FrancoGerman
war; The Duke says that he viii prove that Austria,
after the declaration OF war, promised France material
support She only required time to arm herself ana ind
pretext for hostlities with Prussia. The opportunity
would be furnished ultimaturn to Prussia demand
ing the observance of the stpuatons OF the Treaty OF
Prague This would be refused, and Austria would then
Join France in an alliance offensive andGefensiye
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
THE PRUSSIAN CABINET.

RETIREMENT OF THE MINISTER OF AGRICUL.
TURE.
BERLIN, uesday ..Jan IL, 1873.
Herr Won SelchOw, Minister of Agriculture
I'm the Prhssan Cabinet, has resigned aud Herr Won
Konigsmarck has been appointed to succeed him.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
THE EUROPEAN TOUR OF THE SHAH OF
PERSIA.

HE WILL LEAVE TEHERAN IN APRIL.
LONDON. Tuesday, Jan. Il, 1873
The Shah of Persia will leave Teheran next
April European tour. He Will visit ST. PETERSBURG
Berlin, Vienna, London, Paris, and Consiantnople.
, 1873-07-01
RELIGIOUS.

National Camp Meeting Mt CciInr
Knpt:ls, Iosvn--ThO Indiana African
H1cthodfstH.
CEDAR RAp1ps, Iowa, Juno 30.-Tho National
Camp-A1eetlng, for tho promotion Of holiness,
opened here on Thursday. There ago over 100
fonts On tho ground, and representatives from
many OF the States. Tho heavy shower Of satur-
day night WAS succeeded by bright sunshine and
q ploaBant broozo on Sunday morning. The or
ercHos were opened by tho usual prayer-meet-
ing at s o'clock. At 5 o'clock a lovo-feast was
held, nt which over 200, mostly ministers, tes-
titled to tho powor Of tho grace Of Christ
to keep them from ain. Powerful ser-
mons were preached during tho day and
evoning by Rev. Moasrs. InBkip, Lowry, and
sclvos fully to God. At tho cfi1dron's meeting
over d score Of children and youth gave their
hearts to Christ. Great enthusiasm prevails.
It was intended to hold tho exercises over an
other Sunday, but tho Sabbath desocration by
tho railroads and othors, In violation Of their
agreement, mny cause tho meeting to bo closed
earlier.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Juno Gothic Bishops Of
tho African Methodist Episcopal Church arc in
session hero to-day. Tho fund for the support
Of their Buperannuatod ministers aud their
widows and orphans amounts to over $4,000.
Special Uispatch to Thu Chicago Tribune.
DETno1T, June 30.-At a meeting hold lore to-
night, stepB woro tnken toward fornllng local
branch OF the Evangelical Alliance, and COM
mittoo was appointed to soloct permanent
officers,
, 1873-07-01

PROBABILITIES.
WASHINGTON, J,me 90.-For New England, on
Tuesday, fresh and brisk aoutheaatorly to eouth-
probable. For the Middle Suites, fresh and
brisk winds, veering to aoutherly and westerly,
generally cloudy weather, and rain, with clearing
weather over the western portion during tho day,
and over tho eastern portion during tho eyen-
ing. For tho Lower Lake region, winds veoring
to southwesto.ly aud northwestotly, with cloar-
ing but partly cloudy weathor, during Tuesday.
For the South Atlantic States, winds veering TO
southweaterly and westerly, with clearing
weather. For the Gulf States east OF tho Mis-
sissippi, and northward to Ohio, Indiana, md
Illinois, gontlo and freBh aouthorly to westerly
winds, and partly cloudy weather. For tho Up
per Lake region, southwesterly to northwestcrly
windB, and partly cloudy woather.
STAGE OF WATER.
Daily report OF tho stage Of water, with
changes IN tho twenty-four hours ending 8 p. ru.,
Juno 40. 1878:
, 1873-07-01

Dicd from His yFounls-.Allegcd
Arson.~.E1le Defunct Atlantic UAnk--

Miscellaneous Local News.
[70 tho Il Aasocinted fTtss.l
NEW Yong, Juno 30.-Frank HaVorBtraw, the
German who waH 80 brutally beaten on tho
evening Of June 49, diod on Saturday night.
Joseph B. Young, formerly Clerk OF tho
Board Of Supervisors, haB not yet boon arrest-
cd, il he is included in tho recent ring-indict-
ments.
James and Henry Holland have boon arrested
In Brooklyn, on tho charge. Of causing
thoir house there to bo fred on Satur-
owned by tho Hollands in New York,
Brooklyn, and Winfield, L. l., have been wilfully
burned aud tho insurance collected.
Tho case Of Frank L. Taintor, the defaulting
Cashiar OF tho wrecked Atlantic Bank, has been
postponed till the October torn. Mr. Raynor,
ono Of the Directors, Is now In Europe, and the
defense allege that 1t will be proved by him that
Taiutor speountcd with the moneys Of the bank
with tho knowledge OF the Directors.
Suit has been commenced in tho Supreme
Court by Mdon B. stookweu, lato President Of
tho Pacific Mail Steamship Company, to recover
ST, ,942,87 from tho Company, which, 1t Is
alleged in tho complaint, had been before Juno
10th instant lont and advanced to tho de-
fondant- Tho action grows out OF tho alleged
hypothecatiou by BtocRwel for tho Company
OF Il, 900 ahnros of stock undcr the act author
izing the reduction Of tho capital stock from
elected Board Of Directors rofuaed to accept at
the rate OF tho timo, tho purchase price having
Hubsequently fallen.
A young widow, named Mrs. Caroy, Of TO Clin-
ton avenue, Brooklyn, died recently Of injuries
resulting FROM tho malpractice Of an A1nity
stroot doctor. Tho Coroner ia now Investigating
the case.
, 1873-07-01
lTAi Y.

FLORENCE June 8O.-Tho violence Of tho Garth
quake yeBterday morning waa concentrated III
wero terrible, both in tho loaH of life and tho
ruin Of property. At Delluno four persons wero
killed and many injured. At pioro d Mpago
aovoral woro injured. At Torres two were killed;
at Cargo four, ut paos elovon,, ut Vlssono two,
ruins. Many wero badly shattered, mud hum
drods Of houses have been lovalod with tho
GROUND. The inhabitants hnvo not yot recoy-
ered from tho terror, and thousands are on
cnmpod in tho folds but there has beon no re-
c,irrenoe OF the ahoohs.
Roa1E June 30.-Tho MiniBterial crisis con-
tinues. Tho negotiations botweon h1inghotti
and the Deputies havo been broken of, and
hlinghotti will attempt the creation Of Cabinet
out Of tue old N ajority In Parliament.
, 1873-07-01
BILLIARDS..
BlLLlAHDS,
INTERNATIONAL CoNunEss-s11TEENTu GAME.

INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS- s-s11TEENTu GAME.
Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, June 30.-Tho tie game botwoon
Abort Garnor and Maurice DAILY, In tho Inter-
national Tournament this afternoon, drew
together fully 1000 spectators, by far tho largeat
numbor yet aoen at matinee game. Qarnier
won the lead and scored ono, making failure OF
au easy caron. DAILY coming in to easy balls had
them for u, then slipped up on an easy ono,
leaving the balls safe on GARNER, who went In
careful and cautious on both % sdes a and az hors %s
seemed to be desire on tho part OF the
players to leave the bals safe, rather
than to strike out boldly for counts. DAILY
pEayod q deliberate ahfety-ahot in the fifth
to score, made noat shot in hls sixth
soSsnS5h plsy. w and pa1y following wi.s III
!: Tho gal,e stoodl-Daly, 5oi. dafnier,, Q.
his st,cccsa. darnier'a eighth inning opened
DAILY coming In to bnd balls, made q round o.
fi.rnier IL I Lis ninth inning, after mating s,
with q run Of 23, which ontled in an easy miss.
THO inning mado DAILY IS to Garnier's 23. Gar
nier lad bud balls at tho .oponiug Of tho tonth
inning, but with an admirable draw-stroko
finally on well-attemptod two-cashion shot.
Tlso hoy nlada aud a dismal miss, aud GARNER,
making blank, wont in for s, Which made
tho game 10 to ~ in his favor: This inning
was ono OF the most brilliant aud
dnslling Of Da]y'H game. opening with
Il bold twico around ahot, Which waH followed by
u superb draw and other good strokes. Qarnier
turned his 200 In tho thirty-tirst inning, and
mat!ea very Hkillinl run Of 70, every Eoint. Of
baIls worc loft dead on tho aldo cushion, In tho
1cit, hand upper, corner, tho cue ball being
holiud tho othor two. Gently touching tho rod,
which WAS made to kiss the white, 0arnler Ront
Ills ball across the table aud brought 1t back
for ono Of the finest shots Of the game. At
tho 90, no accomplished a difficult cush-
lou follow, which met with tumultuous up
plauso. AZ tue 70 he made foul, leay-
Ink tho balls bunohed for DAILY in the upper
rght-hand corner. Now, IT ever, was tho boy's
chance to ill up tho sap between his score and
that Of GARNER. Fully approolstIng tho faot, be
broke tho balls at 3. brought them well together
in the lower right-hand corner at 7, but at they
frozo, and wore spotted In tho first position.
Making this shot, lie again got tho iyorloa to.
,gethsx on tue upper cushion. but Ut II
, 1873-07-01

maturing OF plans for giving n number Of down.
town lutschoa III ort!ur to raiso money for tho
needy nnl deserving institution, which tho
Society In laboring enorgotically to help along.
yostorday, calling tho attention OF thu Captains
Of Police to rule adoptod by tho Board Of
Public Works TINT hoao for washing wintlowB,
aroaB md Hdewas can bo usod from n1ny to
and nt no other time. The order instr.cts tho
Captains to toll the police TO notify property
ow1crH tint If they inHiHt In wasting walor at
othor hours than thoao mentioned, tho supply
will bo cut of without notice.
There 10 to bo 4 nowsboys' and bootb]aclta, pic
Mic noxt Saturday, and tho gontlolnon who Aro to
manage It mot yesterday, III THO Sherman House,
to make their arrangements. It wnH decided to
isauo printed Invitations to tho gamins aud lowe
thom Mt tho newspaper Offices on Thursday or
friday. A. Committee on Music WAS appointed.
Tho lunch to bo furnished by the 8horman HouHo
will bo put In paper bagB, 80 that the boys may
not wnste tho food in their ongornoBs to got at It,
It ia probable TINT tho steamer Mpoua wlll be
used In tho excursion.
Arlos Drunson lives at No. 1906 North Wells
stroot and Ia determined that 1t shall not 60 out
that thore iB smallpox In hiH house. He hnB
torn down tlroo smallpox cards from tho front
Of his house which woro placed there by officers
Of tho City Hoalth Department., WHO wero Bure
place which ought to be avoided. Finally,
BrunHon had to DO arrested. and WAS
yesterday morning finod S25 by Justice Kanf-
nlnn. untcr nn ordinance which says that no QUO
BhHll remove = smallpox card who Ia not au-
thorize1 to do 30 by tho city.
Tho Board Of Poiicc hold regular somi-weok-
y mooting yesterday aftorlay afternoon, presi-
dent Alason In tho CEair. Tho contract for cal-
oimning tho different Polico Stations was award
dod to ]. D. Sullivan j. Co., for 60 oonta
bConuoll waa dismissed for boing drunk wliileo
on duty, Policeman OOrnoi1lA Yas renrimn nffnd
, 1873-07-01

DUBUQUE Iowa, Juno 30.-On Sunday morn
ing two mon, James MoDonough aud Jonas
sackett, whi1o under tho influence OF liquor,
dared each other in Horbst's butchor-shop to
lay his head on tho chopping-block and let tho
other cut it OF. McDonough laid his hend on
ono Of his ears mud badly fractured bis skull.
lntorforonco Of the bystautlers prevented my
further damage. Both we're arrested and will bo
t1ied this Afternoon.
, 1873-07-01

AEkAAk15t
WIEELER--On June %, at the Everett House. Daisoy
Blanche. daughter Of Helunu and Blanche q. Wheeler,
Funyrai sorycos Will hold at No. % Centreav at II
POWEnS-June 90, Of consumption, John H. Powers,
aged Is years.
funeral 10 Oalva.y from his late rosdonoo. 1877 West
Van burcn.et., Wednesday, July . at l0n. m.
EH- Now York and Brooklyn papers ploaso copy.
F0STEE~On Sunday, June o. at bis residence, In
Hyde Park John ". Foitor, LII: D., aged So years:
Funeral seryiees at $3.50 D. Tuesday, July Special
train will teayo Illinois Contra! Depot At ao'cGck y. m
stopping ut tho usual stations to accommodate those wish
ting to attend tho funoral.
MAMILTON-Jnno 80. Of scarlet fevor 4nd epnvnlsiong
NellIo ~ infant daughter Of Jamos and Ann s aini-
Eunsra this day At o'clock p H., from lol Michigan
1t. to lracaland.
GaGE-At his residence, hIontnna.st., Sunday oycn-
Ink, June g. Daniel 4. Gage. aged A. yoar.
at II u. m.
W.. son Of Samuel aud hfarria Caso.
EE- Hartford, Conn.,, papers plcaso copy.
MOREY-From who0pinE. cough. Martha twin sister
months. ....., -. ..-
Services at house, 6i0 Wost Van Huron-st, southwest
rurnur HormltAgqav.. Tuesday July l. vt o'clock
Ftionls Invited. Burial At Graceland.
ElClfOLS-,Jauo Nichols, aged . years.
Funeral from tho Eeadenc9 Ut her fAther 5 Won't Adj
family ato invited to attend
Hl1SIINELL-At ObosItu o., Juno 81, 1878, Newton
". bushnell. aged 81 yoaEs.
, 1873-07-01
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

frhc Dn1ieencn will a,l,at;t,,ta aurnnor onr
Yoonts for v;ntor c1otl,inr to.iInv" o.
no1.'' ~ ".n'0A e1ot4noe 'o'o"s.
Tho BaptiBts, MethodiBts, and Lutherans, Of
Iighwood, havo just established churches, aud
will shortly erect etiiticos.
- Friends Of temperance will celebrate the
Fourth ut GLENCOE with b9sket picnic, leaving
the milwaukee, depot at o'clock.
Bloomingdalo Park, Rosello, Ill, will bo dedi-
catod ills evening. Trains viii leave tho civ at
b P. M, aud Elgin ut 7:3o III.
A festival will be held in thu Fret gcotch
Presbyterian Church. corner of Eaucau,oo and
Adams streets thig evening to obtain funds for
tho erection Of galleries tor tho church.
-. . ~, .
Inc eecono onlVorsall8t ohufcn "ai1 give
aup,nl nionio. and will be n 5ay Of real opioy-
nont to Young aud old.
80, :. o.,,.
ihero VI! % meGtlng OF tne board q n, G9un
ciHots u Tue nospteaa y, ~, Molneh nuo gnluIon
tnls Altgluoon ~ @:oo G1ochs " Luz llo5pltai,
nixnonsary omen ayery day from, / to . O'clock.
om-. 49,. ...~.a.,., .--a.o, .,..,..,o,
On,cor EIcntet yGhtoluay atIos1eo Aoos M nnnlou
oanl4o1 IJuIs 10 ~ "ea @ ns"ats nma5 "rtn ~ =
RleSo % c11.n Iao aor az ato nsodp tp -" y"
d L. fardf'd6e @ Co., NO. lza state stfeot.
A convention Of Representatives Of Baptist So
cietes IN tho clty VI! 10 helu T. tis afternoon a.
the flrss napslet ohulch, at Inc n!ocR 1aIas, TO
delpelase upon tne rocUgn15lon ~ ~ 9ne WIN Cualon'
ana oraain the pastof' sno "oV' IT, w. Neau'
james Dl100 was Affal6neQ pol0r9 I0mmlR-
sioner Hoyno yesterday for boating William b1ul-
lin, on tho waters Of Lako Michigan. For want
of sufficient evidence, the caao WAS continued
1or o Ton aays' anu Lie Ps'soner hclo IN oonos o1
Vooo'
Jamo8 O'Bricn, tho thief WHO waB captured
by Officer Casoy, q fow nights since, in lie house
OF Mr. AyreB, No. Park Isow, yesterday pioal
guilty before Justice Bnnyon, who held him for
trial at tho Criminal Court in 50, 900 bail.
Tha noora NJ pnh,,c Works. aftar An,r;,c
and consulting for two months, yesterday award
ell tho contract for the construction of the land
tunnel from the Water Works to tho corner OF
Twonty-Bocond street and Blue Island agonue,
to Cox Bros, for s4G5, 1850. Work will bo
commenced Immediately.
po,,oo o,r,r,;sa;opor nr,o,t ,v.,t to nf,,r,,-
kee last evening. to put an old soldier in tho
Home at that place. Tho man left his papers
with the Colonel but az tlley wero DESTROYED III
tho October fire, admission was refused unless
some ono Identified him.
Az Tim roar1t ~ ,,,cbt ~ ramar1kah1o ,ct;v;tv
ut tho Madison Street Police Station, about fifty
inmates of houses OF prostitution were before
Justice Bcully yesterday morning. They wero
oacA fined from $40 to SA5 piece. SoElo were
sent to the Dridowcll, but greater number paid
their fines.
nm. Co. +..,, ~. oor ~ ,,,,,.,,
ane alrn y. o i1ut aa n noa 1po, ~ tro
story houao, No. dit Wost Lake street, owned by
George Jones. Loss on building, $500; insured
for 81 900 in n Droollyn company Loss on gro
cery stock, sI00; insured for $4,000 in the
Lycon,ing. or phiiatlophiA T4o flre III believed
to have bcon tho work OF IN ilceuGary.
, 1873-07-01
thoy broko badly for him, md l1o
wont out with bad mias. Tho

inning: Gar1,ior 252; DAILY, 152, Maurice
found tho balls In good position in his thirty
s 9ss 1s& Tts q ths% sn sns s
At tn rnnortora tobo heid an vo1i tanntns
{Ss s5 II FIX ss ssEs ss sa ssYsS r. ;sS s = @
g the, tournament Inns afforded, was
bi po'nts: At tho close OF tho
Inn, tno oalie were ellehdadty bnnohed, put
mls!uaRement OF iofGo ofonght ahont 2 dlaaa-
LgEoas ss anu !edt ~ .Ao.n togetner 13r daf1liol
M Mnoso hcolp asoou za1 70 Days ~. u sInlo oi
made only Il, and paly coming In for his thirty
alA1n lh!'ans mnao hnu lalloa on etngle tWo-
ouanio qIaW unl9t .li 1n WONT III ior NJ Unity
sSfDtn .;,a anS Mi'ii % " fo. anu, goa.ng tnJ
nalls togothor ~ tno le1t-hand 81 coflaor' playe9
taonsols91 " inu"n'n.o Mohs 'ne. lom"
or eusllon oloso 70 o tne cofnort
nn % 10y MN a ooan." ieso .aao ns A' t H.
psnea Mnaor sremohaoas @ appa;nso M p',;n pu1 tno
neHt btIoko, an eaSy ono, ~ nlFsotl, Lo'l1ae nae
WIN TO go. tue eoore PONG; dnlnior, ~
Daioy, aio. Uasy eot 8ooa 9a'la, oMt "orkea ~
oniy oas ~ 'nel,, t9s!n1 ~. u IN. pons ~ ~ ~
uarh,ar maHe any .he game. when no aaa T.,
e3naussea y tna o1tlGmo 'I neas. ..o.
Madamo darnlor, wnoso e4ptosslgo leAturoa
hao malKoo every gfeat SUCCESS or iallnro o. nor
,1a nusyano VIII Sonogln' was sulroun"on " =
fox i,,,ah, - re-n e.,n,r,,, vii .a,1r.t,.
ist;ona Th. fo1,,,.,a ;a TIA scorn ~.,D
'"s,"ne. A.o aoao"s - sno eoot'.
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3rno Hxelsg9' 9e 1,,no Nv: t,rr a., !. ,,,,,to,
naias s' ns ,,;a n1a. ra - ,n,saa j. .,,o ,oa
nnnG and s M et o ra Inn III no tho
s-atns ~ mnng ana ~. .no haas ..no ~ ,, .ooM ~
this inning 1o2 to Days l0o THIS spurt on tho
Of tho e Fsnehan seemed 70
s d two non pas wont for % banks aop
-,incI iii, r,ar,n and corro1o IN ia tvontv.uoo
nltu not ~ auo oou."b - nS
ouu nnne aJ1 "a pom. "nu tas;h1 ~ VI" a;4;'
,s,aoaa w ao oe - ~ r11;no ,3a h.i
9e,,, ~ ~ Un
gen'.y i1qm IN, anS io"er ae1t manu- cornes sumasu
rnG req o oat WHICH ~ a IN the cofneI & &oago, g
III tnuai . . ua .no ~. Mtt1
a Sasn utuua 1 osa , Naa ~, eun t .o"aa ~
nanu 1,a totnoaI u nu9 Wtsu sne o.u'i t"u, ana
1sa'o nihohs 1sau asanss W. Gusnon, ~. a
snt p tn no tnp ~
'a,,s. v d ~ 'o ator xia wi'a nrans -
, 1873-07-01

Special Dispatsh to TAs Chicago 1rfbuns,
PEORIA, ILL.,, June 80-A seryant girl named
Maggie Conley, living in the lowor past Of tho
city, took poison on Saturday afternoon with
view Of committing ariuido. bho il now In
precarious condition, and tho physicans aro
hopeless Of her recovery. It is beloved that
slo has bcen involved III aorue love troubles,
although nothing definite is known,
, 1873-07-01

L1vEirooL. juno 9o.-Tto steamships Hla-
morgan, lIansa, and ThurnGla, from New York,
aud tue Prussian from Quebec, have arrived
out.
FARTHER POINT, Cannda, Juno 90.-The stoam-
ship CiEcaHsian, from Liverpool, hnB arrived,
New YoKK, June 30.-The steamships Idaho
and City OF Parls, from Liverpool, md tho 81
donian, from Maraoilles, tho Anglia, from QlaB-
gov, have arrived.
, 1873-07-01

Special Dispatch 10 Tho Chicago Tribune.
BELoiT, Wis, June 30.-Tho exercises OF
commencement week are In progross under
very favorable circumstances. Many strangers
are already hero: Tho BaccalauIoato, yesterday,
course boing "Faitl," WAS an oarnost practical
sermon. The Nov. Dr., Dudley, Of Milwaukee,,
was grooted by IN Immense audionce at tho
First Congregational Church III tho oyonlng,
to hear Ills admirable qddross before tile
Missionary Association. It was full
Of oarnest thought, intoxicating sympathy with
the progroBs Of tho ago as noooHsary to the
missionary Of to-day. Tonight the Kov. DR..
Kerr, Of Rockford, in Oh address before tho
going into tho world with unbiased minds and
being in sympathy with tho progress OF tho
ago: Apronlonnslo concert is now in progress
iu tho new building Of the college gymnasium.
, 1873-07-01
FORElGN.
Sir Samuel Bakers Mission to
Africa q Success.
Further Details Of tho Italian Earthquako
..loss Of Lifo and Property.
-Four Thousand Bisoayans Declare
for Don Carlos.
: AFRICA.

Ar RIsA.
LONDON, Jnne s0.-Tho Government hns ra-
coivod dispatclios from Sir Samuel Baker, dated
Khartoum, May 90, where ho hnd safely arrived
with tho other EuropcanB Of the command. IIo
reports TINT tho country as fur soutl1 MS tho
Equator Inns boon annexed to Egypt. Tho r1avo
trade has boon suppressed. and nll rebellious
movements aud intriguoa checked. Tho country
is orderly, and its Government perfectly organ
lied. A road haH beon opened to Zanzibar free
from Interruption,
Ho won q victory on tho 9Th Of May with only
105 mon ovor tho army Of tho African Chief
Onfoso. Ills mission has boon PERFECTLY suc-
cessful.
, 1873-07-01

Meeting OF Indian Sympnthfzers and
Exi1lal4 in New York Lust Might.

EriUllilN In New York Last Night.
NEW YonK, June 30.-A meeting tonight at
the Cooper Union, under tho auspices Of tho In
dian Aid Boolety, at which D. ". Kilbourne, OF
Iowa, presided, adopted resolutions indorsing
tho Proaident's peaco policy, and a
memorial, advocating tho protection Of
the Indians on reBervationB, and their cdncaion.
Addresses were made by Father Doeeon, D. ".
Ailbourne, tho Roy. ". ". Williams Of the Now
York PTesbytery, and z. I. 8. Wookhammor,
setting forth that Indian wars generally resulted
from the oupidity of tho Agents and Wholesale
smuggling by the contractors. Committces
wore appointed to present memorial to tho
President and carry on tho work of tho Society,"
, 1873-07-01

CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 30.-About 10 o'clock
=: NJ, yehtorday, Mr. Q: D. Doujamln, proprietor
Toledo, G. II. Bsnjamin, aud George Bailey
started with small eail-boat for Rocky River,
about Bix mileH from tho city on tho lake shore.
Nothing Binco haH been heard or soon OF thom.
Tho weather has boon very Hqually, and 1t is
search by tug, this afternoon, could find no
trace Of tlen,. e. II. Bonlamin llaa wifo and
famtly residing on farm noar Rome, N. Y.