, 1873-05-29

to the proposition for the construction
If line to complete railroad communi-
.tion across Central Asia from st. Pc
rsburg. connecting with English raj
,4ds in India and Calcutta.
New YORK, May 26.-During Thur
Us storm. on Long Island twelve J
.rers were prostrated by Tightening
Fosters Meadow, and 2 were
The first case of sun-stroke this sea
son, occurred yesterday. Isaac vantinc
was found insensible in Avenue D.
Judge Faucher to- day formally dis
missed the writ of habees Corpus in tn,
case of Train. The insanity investiga
ZION commences Wedne day.
The funeral of James William Wal
lack takes place tomorrow.
Only limited number of ten houl
caruenters lett work this morning
Eight hour men threaten to force com ;
pliance with the orders Of the centra.
Committees. Hence the police hay.
been instructed to disperse all crowds,
and repress all attempts at disorder.
The Office of the Consulate of Japan
was formally opened to day by Titsnas
ka Tomita, Vice Consul.
LOWELL, Mass, May 26-By breaking
down of platform yesterday in front O
the French Catholic Church, about 100
persons were precipitated to the side
walk, a distance of feet. Many were
more or less bruised.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, May pa man
supposed to be one of the Bender fam
iy was arrested ON Saturday. at Eliston
He is now confined in Jail az Cedar K"
pids, Iowa. Parties acquainted with
he family, at Independence, Kansas.
insure his identity.
WASHINGTON. May 26.-The Presi-
dent. accompanied by Gen. B ,bcock.
left this morning for Harrisburg. H.
will return Wedn asday. Indian Agen
Ingalls, reports Bannocks and Soshones
off their reservations and near the Ida
ho settlements. Says they have strictly
peac full intentions.
New YORK, May 26. DIR. Brown, who
attempted to kill Gas Collectnor Murray.
has been sentenced to seven years in
state prison.
The Courier des Etats Unis. of this
city, speaking of the substitution of
Marshal McMahon for Theirs. in the
Presidency Of the French Republic.
says: Tie right faction has made its
revolution against the Electoral body,
against France. against new-foundeu OIL
ders. against re-established prosperity
against confidence, within and without,
against triumphant credit and again t
that supreme aspiration of country, lib
Grafton Of French Territory by the
hands, wisdom and honor of the French
Republic. The change is manifestly
not the work of France but the work
Faction, which will not find, however
people servile enough to submit i,s
dictation, nor (praeterian) army to
oveI-awe.
PARIS, May 26.-The New Ministery
announced in this mornings Journal
Official are as follows: Minister of For
rign affairs, Duke de Broglie; Justice.
Ernou,; Interior, Beule; Finance, Hierre
Magher; War. Gen. de Cissy; Marine,
Admiral de Horney; Public instruction
an: Worship, Balbie; Public works, de
>eillisny; Agriculture and Commerce,
;oullerle. There has been no disordel
in any part of the country in conse-
qu ence of the change in the Govern
ment, and dispatches report great tran
utility among ,he troops aow held i.
barracks.
New YORK. May 26 "A special gives
the following full particulars Of Presl
dent McMahon's S address to the prefects
of Paris:
Il have been called through the con
idence Of the National Assembly to the
Presidency of the Republic. No i'm
mediate change will be made in any ex-
listing laws and 1nstutlons. l rely Oh
material order and count upon youl
vigilance and patriotic assistance"
The scenes Iu the National Assembly.
pending the discussion which resulted
In the deposition of Thiers and the e.
altatlon Of McMabon. In the Presi-
dents box was Madame Theirs, the pre-
.ect of the Department of the Seine.an,
hers. who were gesticulating qnii'
wildly, and once the Prefect was calle
to order for his enthusiasm. TIL D.
plomatic corps Was well represented
Lord Lytton was not present, being ell
gagged in giving a dinner in honor #
Queen Victoria's Birthday. Many Gel
ebrated women of Napoleon's Court H.
well as of the Republic occupied co,
spicuous places and remained until tb
poiitical change was coDsumated.
As soon rs the vote was taken, depos
ing Thlers, Representatives OF differel
countries immediately left, to telegraph
the news to their respective Govern
uents. Theirs sat close watcher .
events. He Was constantly rising. will
TX l.mations of 20! Bien. messieurs
He caused immense excitement whei
he said: "They have spoken Of nego
tiatious, when it occurred to me they
only wanted the seat Of Government tc
no Transferred to PurlS-bui the arnI,