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AQUATIC.
CnA.@1f Dfa4,oteh IN Hhs fhfr11n Jtrjat.&1s

ToaoNro, July 1s-1ho final arrangements
have boon made for 4 grand international regatta
to bo held here on tho Sd, 4th and 9Th Of Sop
tsmbes under @ tue 99 the
rio: over $4,000 is offered IN prizes, some Of
which are very handsome. It will bc Divided
into two parts, smiling and rowing. The
Eace sthe first day will DO for tho
champion n5Iasg for Lake % .,S0ontaIio, and $500;
there will be throo yacht racos, and on tho third
one, programme for rowing races including
professional and amateur olassea. The
first prize for fonr-oarcd race professionally,
500; single soulln, lrnt prize, $500; other
prizes liberal. EntrieR will bo received till tho
tna Of AuyuBt. ....
THE UNIVERSITY RAoEB.
sra1Aar1ELD, MasB., July 18.-Tho official de-
cialon Ut tho retoree gives tue following an tho
position OF tho leading boats in tho University
fnce yesterday, Ya!o, arat; "eslesan, second
The othor boats will DO declarod hereafter. Tho
Williams, however, it decided last IN tho race.
Champion flags, which woro awarded By blum
or to The HaryardH, have boon giycn to the Yalo
crew.
NEW HAVEN, July 18.-The city has beon in
state OF ozoitomont all day ovor the result OF
tho racos at Springfield, Ya!oa victories arc the
suhioot of talk everywhere. md the display Of
fagH and other els,n' If joy arc very gonoral
At 6 p. nj. four lnemlers Of tho uniYer.
Kennedy, arrived With tho cofors won
10 the race. They were oncorsod to the hotel BY
o large crowd. At 8, = large company OF alumni.
students, and citizens waited upon tho oarnmen,
accompanied by music. Tho college bell tung
eud hdisplay q fireworks waa made. A very
horew was most enthusiastic. In sorno Eemarkn
N'reBdont Porter said that, while no hoped It was
! underntood that boating Taa not the main ohtoct
kof oalloga course. no nan Waa IappIor t''c:
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II SPLENDID LOTS
Saturday, July 10, at ) o'clock ?. NJ,
ON THE GROUND.

Better lots nre not to be had in
Chicago. Let the occasion be O.
GRAND and MEMORABLE ONE.
A now antlmagnfffccnt canvas pa
vili0n, not to be surpassed on the
Continent, and used only by EllsOn
s. Foster, will be erected on the
those attending the sale.
These choice 1otz are fronting on Division,
Hoyno, QhEysta1, and Rryson-sts,, handsome
Wicker and Humboldt Packs, and among the
choicest residence property il the g. city. only
nv. cara and omnibus 1ine.
Terms Of Shield cnsh, balance l, 3 and 8
years, with por cent interest. Title perfect
Abstract Of title furnished each purchaser.
a deposit OF $50 will be required on each lot,
Free Buases will stnrt from the corner Of
from pivision-st. and 11ilwaukoo-nv. at $3.50
o'clock, to, convey intending purchasers to
the ground. ...
This viii be bona nde sale, and every 1oh
will positively bo sold; For p1ats r. Or infGFma-
ton-st,, or to ELLISON & FOSTER,
AuQtiouoerH, 81 MQrket-at.
, 1873-07-19
INJURED BY THE CARS.

Michuo1 McMnhon. switohman in tho employ
Of tho Northwestern Railway, while coupling
cara at Tho depot on Kinzio streot, yesterday
afternoon, was caught by one Of tho wheels,
dragged short distance, and quite seriously in
formally injured.
, 1873-07-19
Obituary.

SAN FnANoIsco July 18.-Dolos n. Ashley,
late membor OF CongroBs from Nevada, dlod III
thia city today, Of softening Of tho brain..
DETROIT, July 18.-William Lee, an old and
woll-know,, resident OF this city, died hero to-
day after prolonged illness.
, 1873-07-19

BosroN, July ia reduction OF bail in tho
case Of Spence PettiH was douied In tho Dfnsan-
clusotts Supreme Court this morning. PottiB
lies In jail in default Of $4,000 ball. being an
accessory before the fact to altering forged notes
on the Third National Bank of BoHton.
, 1873-07-19
Storm in IsllfIuIelp1lle1.

PH11ApE1rn1A, July 18.-Lightning to-day
struck several buildings, doing considerable dam
age In ono caae lady was severely, and two
children slightly, injured. A Band-paper ho1se
connected with Iador u Adamaon's gluo factory
web blown down,
, 1873-07-19
RAILROAD RATES.


Tcn1ntnR VERSUS Steam Power.
oswEao, Kendall Co., H., July .1e:-Under
the new railroad rates. D. II. naight, dry goods
to send lia butter, eggs, etc., to Chicago by
toam. He has, therefore, put two teams on the
road betwoen Oswogo and Chicago, a distance Of
forty-six miles. In q careful ostimnte made Of
a lato trip by lis two toans Ao found that ho
had saved 921.
, 1873-07-19

DETROIT, h1sch., July 18.-pAssEp DowN-Props
Forest city aud barge, n. Mills and barge. Wetnoro
ada schrs 1od Wing, Dacotah, White Oak, Kingnah-
erl F. u. Bruce Riverside, Gosawk, n. oaekin, Holt.
fAssEp Ur-props dennis Glasgow aud baEgea ;
schre Guiding Star, II. Elizabeth.
NINp-SoutllWeSt.
, 1873-07-19
pnlifOrIlin Grain 1'r0tltiCts.

Ban TnANo1sco, July 18.-Tho value Of flour
and wheat exports from California to Atlantic
aud foreign ports for the year ending Juno 30,
ts S19, ,253, 900. Vnlue of the whoat crop, 3d.
900. QUO.
, 1873-07-19

gouTu BEND, Ind, July 18.-TLo 0oroner'a
Jury have held thcir inquest three days over tho
murder of tho Dano, Chris Christian, aud their
yordlot charges tho orl,no upon John Dutioll,
, 1873-07-19

THE PRIZE.RlNG.
New YoRK, July 18.--Chambors and seddons
have agreed to fight within 100 miles of this city,
for purse OF 81 GOO within fourteen days.
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Revival Of tho Chicago Baseball
Association. i
A: Live Directory Elected" :" Busi-
ness" from This Time On,
Cunning and Trotting at Dexter Park
This Afternoon.
BASE BALL,

MEETING or THE CHICAGO ASSOCIATION.
The stockholders Of tho Chicago Base Ball
Association met at Uh1ich's Hotol, State and
Twenty-sceond atrocts, last evening. Tlcrc MORO
tWonty-four momberB prosont, aud, with tho
proxies, Htxty-one aharea Of stock out OF ono
hundred wore represented. 'Mr. W. I. Culver
presided, and T. s. Faantloroy acted rs Score
tary. Tho 1astor stated that he waB instructed
by tho Directors como timo ago to sell al tho
property Of the Association and divide tho pro-
Goods anong tho stookholdcrs. Ho had beon do
iayed somewhat and, from conversations with
gontlomon, learning that tho stockholders
wero auxioua to revive base ball In Chi
cago, he had called meeting to get =
general expression Of opinion upon that point.
II it was decided to continue, Doard Of Direct
orB must bo elected. There woro $325 in tho
treasury, and tho grounds in protty good order.
The grounds were not hold by regular leaso,
but they could DO obtained for torn Of years.
Tho amount on hand would be required to put
them in proper order for playing.
On motion, tho resolution adopted at 4 pre-
vicus meeting authorizing tho Treasurer to sell
tho property OF the Association, WAS rescinded.
comttoe to nenate 1ossd o Bootor
George ". Gage, e. :. Doxtor, and Q. s. Bart
lett. They recommended that -- ". 4.
Hulbort, James Bsrrell, ]. II. Thatcher, and T.
as s. bo elected that thst The hs
'so1octed from the number.
The report WAS concurrod in.
Mr. Thatoher asked for information regarding
che tlroo games botween tho Bostons and Phila-
delphiaB, to bc played In tlla city.
Mr.. Gage said the Directors would probably
give the stockholders and tho community infor~
mation when definite Arrangements were made.
The Directors were instructed to retire and
A1N 1xn$HA AA kf%4
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.hfACKLEAf--GER0uLD-1n this city, 18th inst at
Ryder, b. D., A1r. William Maoklo,n and Miss Flora J.
Gerould, both Of Chicago.
RR-pATTEl,sON--At tho h!atteson 1Inuse,
Chtcago juno B, by the 1ev O. D, f1olmort CAtIton X
Htorrs, Esq., OF Graud fIaYeu hc.. nna MEs. len r.
pattorsnl,. II this city
, 1873-07-19

RUNNING AND TRorTINa TO-DAY.
There will DO one trotting and two running
races this afternoon at Dexter Park, aB follows:
Firat Race-Trotting for $500, boat three in
five:
D. Pfefer nnmea b. m. TopAy, to wagon.
j. Duey natnsn ch. m, Hattie, to wagon.
r. p. Roach names b. 6. Dob. Hunter, in harness.
Second Race-nunning for purse Of $500,
best three In five:
Owner names chestnut marc.
Owner naIuea bay mare.
Owner names sorrei mare.
Owner n0mas chestnut goldfng.
Third Raco-Running for purse Of $500
milo heats:
B. H. Barnes na,nos b. m. Lady Fairfield.
". N. brown names ch. 4. Jennings.
]. Il. Conlisk names b. C. Harry Of the Weat.
If. II. Anou names ch. N. Flnah.
The running racea will DO according to the
rules Of the American Jockey Club.
EEoKUK RACES.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tr1btns.
.kEoEUk, Ia, July le.-Iho trotting.saco this
N No i ha @ lowa
lion, owned by Mr.. Torronce. OF Oskaloosa, was
The most exciting ollB that has ever taken place
in Kookln. Tho reputation of tho stallionB as
trottera and gettors Of trotting horsess, and the
{act thnt previous to this both Ind precisely
tho eamo record, attracted large crowd Of Bpeo-
tatoEs and created considerable Interest,". In tho
betting, Iowa Chief VIII Tho fayorito. The Eace
was milo heats, best Three III Hyo for purse Of
straight heats.
SUMMARY.
tuwa Snaea !
s&1eSpustlucaou.
Time: a:94si, 9:37, 2:3G.
ERIE RACES.
En1E, Pa, July 18.-Judgo Fullerton won The
race for horses that had never beaten a;21.
Time, 2:so 2s1N; 2:35h. j. q. Brown was
nocond and Sensation third. Considerable OK
ritement WAS created by al attempt to Withdraw
Fullerton previous to the raco. but the judges
refused permission.
In tho 2:34 race, Captain was tho winner,
Delaware Chief second, and Durney third.
Time, 2:so; 2:4111; 2:41. Maggie won two
heats in 2:sG and 2:3611, but lost hor driver in
the fourth heat, and was 80 badly injured in tho
runaway that ensued that ahe could trot no
more. The slow time mai1o il to be accounted
for BY tho heavy rains and the newnoss OF the
trick, those being tho first races Of tho Associ-
ntion.
RUNNING AAcE IN BAN FRANCISCO.
6AN FRANCISCO, July 18.-The running race at
Agricultural Park, single dash, between Nell
F'lahorty, Queen aud Thornhill. WAS won by Nell
Flaherty in 2:iiA. TAad. Steyeus was disabled
and had not rllu,
, 1873-07-19
CHANGER,
ABOVE Low
WATE1&.


'Delow high water mark Of 1871.
". 8. KAUFMAN, Observer,
Room 78 Mnjor Block, Chicago.
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OCEAN STEAMERS
aeamers. Sa,ls. Destination.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TIL
MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY &c, 1873
CLEARED.

Steamship Batavia dr Mouland, Liverpool via Queens
Steamship Gaelic Br, Geadell. Liverpool via Queens
tognmJ Hyde .aHl .., w.,. ou..
Steamship hermann Ger, Rechmann, Bremen-oel-
Steamship Cuba Palmer, Havana, &c-F Alexandra 4
steamship City Of San Antonio, Pennington, Galveston
via Key West-C Mallory Go:
Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson, New Oreans-Frederic
Steamship Huntsville, CroweI, savannah-Robt Low
steamship san Jacinto. Hazard, savannah-w CARR
Steamship James Adger Lockwood, Charieston-J W
and Richmond-old Dominion Steamship Co
Steamship John Gibson winters Georgetown, DE-
Steamship Fanita. Doane. Observation-Disclosures
Steamship Xereu.. Besrse Bo.top.H Dirock
steamship wamsutta, Fish, New Bediord-ferguson d
Ship stockbridge tBp, Lsing, Liverpool-Peabody,
Ship New World, Champion, London-Grinneli Min
Ship Lydia skolneld Forsaith, Boston-Peabody, Willis
BARK Antonio Casabona GtaD, onvari Londonderry-
Bark Constance CBr). Hicksman, sl,go-George Bull
bark Nor Nor, jain, Cork-Fupch Edge a Co.
,BsrE YEA AUS Tugnizza, Cork or falmouth-sloco
Bark Artacsad AUS, Maressi. Cork Falmouth-slo-
Bark Kong svsrge Cor hansen, Queenstown or Fa
Bark sylphdc (Nor, Petersen. stettin-Funch. Edge
Co.
Jr, A Son. 49,
Edge Co. '' ''" ' ''
s srs bsernser ia T Means Lseony Brown Co.
| Foulke. 1870
srig Oliver OBJ, Weeks Port an prnseR Murray
Co. o''
Brig N A Berry, Berry, Matanzas-Milier Houqhton.
eBrig Liberty, Devereaux Cardenas-James L Ward
| Brig Shasta Brown Cow Bav cB-Bo,l,na n.sr,o,u
| A CO.
Brig Josie, Brown Sydney, CB--simpson, Clam Co
Brig voante lArgJ, Ruter Boston-C Lulng A Go.
Brig Julia Carney, Tnrner, Boston-S q Loud Co
| schr Frank Howard, Anderson, Para-C Ludnann a
schr Dresser tBr), Harris, Cape Hayuen-R Muir.
schr Ganmire (Br). TUFTS Charlottestown-P Nevius
Son
| schr Antelope O3D, Winter. Parrsboro. Ns-D Dc
scbr Jas Ford, Huntley Pictou Ns-A Mudgett
schr Ebro tBr, spnney, HALIFAX. NS-D De Wolf
Co.
schr Capella tBr), Hooper, st John, Mp Nevius
Son.
schr W Din, Raymond. Key West and Galveston
schr sabao. Dyer Jacksonville Gilderslec We
Co.
gals,
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SAILED,

Steamships City Of Chester tBr), for Liverpool Gaelic
Br, DO Batavia {Brl do Canada (Br. do; Australia
Ger, Bremen Perit Port au Prince. &ci Cuba Hs.
vana &C City Of san Antonio Galveston via Key West
San Jacinto, savannah James Adger Charestoni John
Fanita, Philadelphia ships Robens, Bordeaux; South
ern Belle tsr). LONDON: Ladoga Cronstadt; qcntoo,
Marseiil s,s, sylPnde Sor sietn James Brett ia
Ocata (sp), vigo; Remick, Malaga Emma dean, Gu
racoa; Aceste Aus Cork falmouth; Narnum II Ill.,
AUX cages Alice Putnam, MarsciIies; schrs Minnie,
savannah; Isabella, Humacoa; Davis Mstanzas
Wind at sunset, SSW, fresh.
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schr L Evans. Manan, CnarIeston-Bentley, Gilder-
sleeve 4 Co.
Schr Ridgewood, johnson, Georgetown and Point
Bluf-E Hurbut a Co.
schr John Ferris st John. GEORGETOWN, Sc via vii.
mingoon. nee Hurlbut 4 Co.
schr Elizabeth, HILL Beaufort Set q Benton Sons.
schr Nellie Potter. Gaskeli, Washington-W Hinmah
Co
schr Hattie, Hulkins, Eastport-Jed Frye o.
schr Ameda, Smith, Pembroke-Jed Frye 4 Co.
Schr Dwight Davidson, Freeman, Boston-W W Baker
schr Fair Wind, Bowman Woods Hole-Ferguson q
Wood. y =.
schr Thomas Ellis. Kelly. Harwich, Mass-Doanc a
Gott
sloop Deception Adams New Baven-Rackett Bro
Steamer Philadelphia. Davis Philadelphia
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Shipping Notes.

Since our last report the New York Floating Dock Co
have removed their sectional dock from Hoboken the
foot Of Rutgers street. ana in order TO make room for it.
have removed the larger Of the docks formerly sta
toned there to the foot Of Clinton street. adjoining their
other dock In speaking Of what was formerly Hobo
ken dock we shall hereafter in reports designate IL
as the mammoth sectional dock foot Of Rutgers street.
There have been raised by II this week ship Kate
Dayenpor 24s tons o Bath strp calK and remetal;
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIvFER-
IA ent States legal everywhere ,deseron &C. sufficient
cause no publicity reQured charge until divorce
granted. Advice free.
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THE SARATOGA RACES.
CONTINUED FROM THIRD PAGE

Bassett ouits fth The Muse sixth, Artist seventh,
Valley Brook eighth Time. a1%'
The Third Race.
SrEEPLE-CHAsE about three miles; welter
veiohts: $500 to the winner, $500 to the second
and 800 20 the third horse.
Mickey Free, dam by Zenith, years old, l6l
lbs. 6owson) ............. !
n. J. Barnatyne's br. g. Duffy, by Hunters Lex.
ington, dam olio, aged. l5l lbs. Murpnyl.... 2
J. H. Harbeck, Jr.'s, br. 9. Buck, by Simon Ken
ton, dam by SOVEREIGN, years old, 154 lbs.
10; Donahue,s Oh. g. George West. BY Asteroid,
Kerwin 4 Lloyd's b. H. Wiley, by Uncle Vic, dam
Silver Star (McCormick) Observation-Disclosures. o
Mme-6:39K.
THE BETTING.
PssIS siSS 80 90 90 800 90 50 SO SO
When the nag fell the horses started away very
1l0wly, Duly showing the way over stone wall.
HIS three followers hestated for some time, when
Lanty Lawler went over next and followed about
nwenty lengths behind Duffy. The others could
not be induced to Jump until Duffy and Lanty were
nearly half mile t a%ay whey ana B9cs how Sw
were taken OF the field before the race was ter
minated. Duffy led from five TO twenty lengths
the greater part OF the way, taking all the impede
also proved himself q sure jumper. and went
over walls and water II he liked the amusements.
The race became quite exciting at the finish, as
Duny led into the homestretch dozen lenths;
but then Lanty's rider put the whip and spur to
the horse, and at the last hurdle, which was sta
TONED near the furlong pole, he was only four
lengths behind. Getting into level work, such q
scene ensued as was never witnessed. The rider
OF Lanty whipped, spurred, rolled himself about,
shoOk the horses head and forced HIM along at
such rate that he succeeded in Overtaking Duffy
and winning the race by head, amidst the widest
shouting that was ever heard on the Saratoga
track.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-07-24

THE foreign news this morning viii
hs found unusually interesting, that
from France and Spain especially. From
the f0E-sso1we have the gratifying news
Of the evacuation Of another depart
ment by the Germans, leaving only one,
the Verdun department, in possess
ion Of the imperial troops. From
Spain we learn Of active measures be-
ing taken by the government to MAIN
tain its authority against all insurrec-
tionary bands. We hope they may be
successful. We believe the people OF
spain want a republican form OF
government, but the swarm OF
politicians, who want place, power
and pelf, are too selfish to permit them
80 enjoy 1t. One Of the ironclads stolen
by the insurgents has been followed to
sea 10y a German frig9te, under orders
from Berlin. No doubt the Germans
regard her now a pirate craft, and are
ready to treat her as such should she at
tempt any reprisals.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-07-24

THE very full dispatch from Vienna,
which we print in another column, will
be read this morning with great interest.
Everyone who has pride in our Repub-
lie, and eontemplates in becoming pa
triotic spirit the glorious future that
awaits us, viii read with qIickening
pulse-best the words Of Commendstion
nom the emperor Of Austria, and
the concession he makes to the superb
Ority Of our mechanics. He thinks
he sees in al the evidences Of our handi-
work at the Vienna exposition, 2 de-
gree of intelligence, the Outcroppings Of
an individuality that does not exist in
Europe and never will until her politi-
cal institutions are assimilated with
OTs. This confession OF the superiority
Of our workmen over those Of Europe,
coming from the chief of one of the
Oldest and proUdest monarchies, is some
thing for US all to be proud Of, our me-
chanics especially.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-07-24
KIDNAPPING.
Trial of Italian PadrOne Clone in New
York City for KidnappIng-He is
Bound Over for Trial.
Statements of Four Little BOys-They
must StealNr take Beatings and
Kickings Every Night.

NEW HAVEN, July 23.-At the trial
of Glione, the italian pGdrOne, before
the city court to-day, several Italians
| from New York and other places were
present. The four boys testified that
they had been in this country twenty
one months, and had been kept in q
| Crosby-street den in New York until
| they were brought to New Haven, seven
weeks ago, and that they were beaten
and kicked unless they brought in a
prescribed sum of money every night,
and were told by GliOne to steal if they
could not otherwise earn the money.
They were also told by Glione
that their parents would be fined and
they be arrested by the police if
they ran away, and that he had the le-
gal right to hold them. They all said
they would be glad to be free, if the law
would give them freedom and protect
them from GliOne. The contracts under
which the padrOne claims the right to
hold the boys were translated and laid
before the court, and it appeared that
the boys services had been sold to him
by their parents for four or five years, at
an average of about twenty dollars a
year, with the provision that the parents
should pay for medical services, and
that they should forfeit the wages and
eighty dollars in case the boys should
run away during their term of service.
Recent italian laws upon this subject
were also laid before the court. Signor
Secchi de Casali, editor Of the Eco
d. Italia, was one of the witnesses for
the State. The statute under which
Glione has been indicted was passed in
1854 for the purpose of nullifying the
fugitive slave law, but was never used
for that purpose. The penalty is i'm
prisonment in the State prison from
two to five years. The court held
that Glione is guilty Of imprisoning free
persons, with the intent to keep them in
state of servitude against their will,
and required the prisoner to furnish
bonds to the amount of four thousand
dollars for his appearance before the
jury in October. Failing to furnish the
bonds, Giione was committed to the
county jail. The boys will be taken
care Of by the city authorities until Oc-
tohar
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-07-24
COAL.
Mine Owners In COnVenfiOn-Scale Of
Prices Of "Strikers."

PITTsBURa, PA, July 23.-A meeting
Of the coal exchange was held in this city
to-day, and the report of the committee
ON the MonoDgahela bridge was reeeiv-
ed and adopted and committee of three
appointed to employ counsel and pro
ceed to institute legal proceedings
against the Monongahela bridge cOmpa-
ny. The chairman of the committee on
water-gauges, etc., reported progress and
were authorized to establish marks at
Oil City and Greensboro. The following
resolutions passed unanimously:
Resolued, That the owner Or owners
of each coal-mine be ready, at any time,
to meet'the miners of England at their
respective works, and that we regard
seventy-six pounds to the bushel, over
one-and-a-half inch screens, twelve
feet box, by five feet long, at four cents
per bushel, as the standard measure
ment and price for eoal-mining.
The exchange then adjourned.
The coal-miners now on a strike in
this vicinity held a convention to-day,
and are engaged upon a scale Of prices,
in which they demand pay for nut-cOal
mined. Many of the iron mills, and
two manufactures, will be compelled tc
suspend unless arrangements for Goa
can be obtained.
William Wholsell, who has long beer
connected with the Pittsburg CONNER.
c5dl ss night editor, has been appointed
mayors clerk.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
an Appeal for Protection 10 Persons
and Property Of American Citizens.

an Appeal for PrOieetIOn 10 Persons
and Property OF American Citizens.
WASHINGTON, July 23.-The United
States consul at Montevideo, in view of
the civil war in Entre-Rios, recon-
mends that the United States steamer
Wasp proceed to the ports of Sa-
roma and Paraguay for the protection of
persons and property of American citi-
zens. The following report from Com
mander McCan, dated off MontevideO,
June ''- yas eddressed to Admiral
TaylU., ....l. aE,:ilg the naval force of
the South Atlantic station: 1.-THE revO-
luton in Entre-Rios still continues. The
reported capture Of Ssrona early in the
month proves 10 have been false. 1t is
said in this mornings papers that
Jordan has ordered all the
males in Entire Rios, between
the ages of fifteen and seventy, to be
enrolled, and states that those who do
not report are to be confiscated. The
journals estimate the number under arms
to be eighteen thousand. 1t is asserted
from Argentine sources that the Jordan
ties receive encouragement and assist
ance from Brazil. The only thing that
seems to affect the foreigners is the pub
lished proclamation of Jordan that he
will shoot any foreigners captured fight
ing against him. 1t appears, also, that
some of his men boarded a Dutch bark
and took from her two iron cannonades.