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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-12
Massachusetts Senatorial Election.
NO CHOICE IN FOUR BALLOTS.

NO CHOICE IN FOUR BALLOTS.
BosToN, March lin the Senate thii
afternoon the frst ballot for U. 8. Senator
resulted: Boutwell, 10, Dawes II, LorinG
8, Hoar 4, the rest scattering, Ss Of tht
40 votes being given. Inthe House Bout
well had 1l6, Dawes SO, Loring 16, Hoal
7, Whiting Q, Banks 8, rest scattering
287 votes being given. The second bal
lot will be taken this afternoon.
[sEcoND DIsPATcH.l
BosToN, March 11.-In the second
ballot In the House Boutwell, received l24
votes 10 02 for Dawes and % Tor all the
others. The Senate baIloted four times
without result, Dawes leading on each
ballot.
THIRD DISPATCH
BosToN, March 1.-THE following Is
the report Of the second ballot In the
Senate this afternoon: Dawes, 10; Bout.
well, 10; Loring, 8. The Legislature will
ballot In Joint session tomorrow.
Boston, March 1l.-There were four
ballots in the State Senate this afternoon
Tor Senator, to fill tho vacancy caused BY
the resignation Of Mr. Wilson In the
United States Senate, and In consequence
ol the great pressure brought 10 bear on
the members, there was no choice on the
part OF that body. On the second ballot
Dawes had 15 votes; Boutwell, 10; Loring
8 and 8 scattering. Total, 3s. On the
third and fourth ballots Dawes had 12;
Boutwell, 9; ;Loring 8 and 8 scattering.
At this point the voting was suspended
10 the House. The second ballot result.
ed'the choice Of Boutwell,, who received
1874 votes out Of 239 given, Dawes getting
%, Loring 10, Whiting 8, and the rest
scattering. The result was surprise 10
the supporters OF Dawes, and tonight a
number of them held a caucus, and re-
solved TO stick by their candidate. It
was also announced that Whiting would
probably withdraw In the convention to-
morrow In favor of Dawes. But even
the full vote Of Whiting will not help
Dawes, and 1t is generally conceded here
this evening that Boutwell, will be elect
cd on the first ballot Of the two branches
Of the Legislature in convention at
noon Tomorrow,
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weather Report.
PROBABILITIES.

WAR DEPARRHENT,
uFPruE or FHl UHIER SIsNAL OFFIoHR,
WAHRMsFoH, D. O., March ll.-T:So ?. T.
PRnRARILTTIEa.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

Exclusively to the Intelll lgenOer.
By the Western Union Line
Ofhce Northwest cor. Of Main and Aonroe atsl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-12
RUN ON A SAVINGS BANK.

NEW YORK, March 11.-A Washington
dispatch states that run was made on u
Washington City savings bank this morn.
ing. All demands were met promptly.
AT twelve o'clock the excitement subsid'
ed. The assets Of the bank are over q
million
New-York tribune., 1873-07-05

REgBs-Jay is'l Elizabeth Hinmlo si u wm . Beebs
s, aud fien stleni her Il th
reeuce OF Mrs Bisa - Eas Twe.tbsa, AJoiy July 40
BGxTOy-On WeinesAy July at 22 waverlsf place New YORK.
sarah A. Peter BuKOn. The h 0i her aSe
Relatives respectfully. invited 30 attend sAe lnsf -
saturday July s. a. 1 O'Clock
CARMAN-In Brooklyn suddenly July Of paraiys' shn Csuns
In he 83i year Of her -.---,--
IN. s1ncs ueee Mrs j. J. Brush. No lls DYp ave.
Bmoklyn r D. saturday july D. AZ IL O'Clock q n
Remains will be taGen 80 iarryIo"n
LESLKY-At Mack n T. July 1873 George Lsev. O'sHT Il
Troy n Y. IN the list year of HIS age ~
Fuuera Church Nysek SsiurT Al oococa "a ~"
mains % DO inferred OatNooi Cemetery. Troy L. oa SATURDAY.
p.m m.
MIDDLETON residence u Poparsl Brooklys
THURSDAY morning July william Middleton as u England
Notice OF tbs funeral hereafter
PRICB-I Brookn Thuris Iuy Absi yoansess 'on o.
George and Gertrude Price. sgei 10 mouta..
Will cake place NO 81 Faitons- Bosn g
Suuiay JaIy6 m. The relatives spi hirnls 1vl>i 10
attend s be tsaoa 10 IaO"n Ga NulsI iof ~
tuArnt,
ROBIN Thuiay JAY n sc,ret fever Lillian MAY yoinsesi
Guild Carrie Ice RO1uson tgrl years t3 l'
Relatives .ni tuenJs family uui % attend dr orN
the residence bf her parcns 80 West F hl So o'D'N
afternoon, al u o'clock.
TwRBD-Thursisy Afternoon Iur h- 3s Gero her < ar<
Rits Taeei, wilOs of the lae Rchtri I"eri - -, -,
Relative. o the family invited % strn nr aners
90 MONDAY Afternoon the 7h Hst At ococs "on DER "9 fS
deuce 2jl Esst BroaiuaN
LABRSKGR-On Friday, June q Il Iuesee 'a' Ao~nsn "
ZAbuake jersey Ci.y. ~ J.. aged 81 Jetf~ 80. n.
ou JAY ~ ie
Reformed Church GrandsL, Jersef 'ltf' " >
New-York tribune., 1873-07-05
Mr.. COLFAX ~ MICHIGAN

HIS RECEPTION AND SPEECH AT ST. JOSEPH YES
TERDAY
ST. JOSEPH, July 4.--The largest celebration
ever held IN ths region took place to-day and, despite
the rain aud mud, several thousand people gathered
from the surrounding country TO hear tho Hon Schuyler
Cofdx the orator Of tho day. Tho people stood in mud
ankle deep, and aporon OF the time in ashower Of rain,
and greeted him with enthusiasm, frequently inter
rupting his remarks with hearty applause In ntrOduc
ing his subject he said there certain fixed principles of
justice, liberty and right to which all questions OF
national policy must bo submitted If tney are to be
peaceably and permanently settled. This proven
tionsTy War and the War of the Rebellion. the Recon-
struction, and numerous other measures. The
general principle must DO applied to the railroad ques
tion now agitatiHg tho county. There are railroad
rights well railroad wrongs, but the power OF
eminent domain which forces land to sell at fair
prices 10 railroad corporations should also
force wise and Just laws for the regulation
0f these corporations for tho good OF all
\ high compliment was pad A. IL. Morrison,
VccPreslent OF the Chicago and Michigan Lake Shore
Railroad for having constructed 200 miles Of the road
without legislative national assistance thus opening
vast fruit region TO Chicago. In conclusion resume
Of figures showing the national development and wealth.
given for just pride and thankfulncss.
Mr. Cofax looks nnoly He left for South Bend. Iud,
at O'Clock this afternoon
New-York tribune., 1873-07-05
the TEMPERANCE PEOPLE or MISS4.
GHUSETTS

THEIR Nsss MEETING AT FRAMINGHtM YESTERDAY
AN UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT 70 MAKE GEN
BUTLER COMMIT HIMSELF.
BOsTON, July A Temperance mass meet
ing was held AZ Harmony Grove, FramughaD, to-day,
and about 1000 people present. Gen. Butler who
WIS announced speak, and expected to define his
position In regard TO the enforcement u the pro-
bbitory law with view the Gubornatorial campaign
next Fall arrived at 1880 but before that t,no several
speeches we're made. Mr.. Stacy OF Milford presided
The Rev. Mr. Carho of Mendon made violent anti
Butler speech arraigning him for his share IN the
salary grab" and styling hm griggler IN politics,
never coming squarey oIthe issue. Mr. Clarke did not
propose to the party humbugsed into Supporting
Gen. Butler for Governor
Mr. Godfrey of Milford produced pledge which on
his notion the meeting voted Gen Butler shoald sign
before the temperance people woud agree 10 vote for
him. Tie pledge favored prohbitiOn womap's rights.
and the equalization OF labor and capital. The wife or
the Rev George H. Vbbert OF Boston made speech In
favor OF Wcmans rights, at the conclusion Of which
Gen Butler took the stand and pronounced hlmSoH IN
favor the strict enforcement Of the PrOhEtOry law
and intimaed that Executive who did not ENFORCE II
was guilty OF perjury (Gen Buffers speech l5 printed
In full on the second page Of todays TuBUNeJ
At the conclusion of the speech Mr. Godfrey asked
Gen Butler 10 tell tho people whether he friend
or an opponent OF the present LIQUOR law. The General
replied: "W the gentleman please TO remember that
asking questions OF Fourth OF July orator "a Ike
whstling at funeral 7" Other questions Of similar
nature were vociferousy asked but Gen. Butler PAID no
attention TO them, and soon left the grove.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-05
july FEATHER.
EFFECTS OF THE HEAT.


At6 a. M. yesterday, Richard Black, Ger
man. age co. employed IN grocery store No. Peck
slip where he usually slept, found by his employer
lying dead the floor from the supposed effect OF tho
intense heat OF the past few days
At9a M yesterday an unknown man, feet inches
N hight dressed IN black vest and hat and light
plntaloons was overcome with the heat in front Of the
Astor House. and taken to the Park Hospital.
At 1910 a. m, James H. Anderson, age 2} OF Seven
teenth-st and scventh-lyo, member Of Company X.
stth Re simont y g. was overcome with the heat at
Fourth and Greene-s:s. He was attended by police
surgeon, and taken home.
About a. IN. yesterday German cook employed at
No Al Cortlandtst., and known only Charley" died
suddenly from illness said have been caused by the
excessive heat -
Gu5tlye stluger age So OF Company. 5th Regiment.
was p~Osratcd, az Fhaye. and Thirty third ST. az 9jO
A. M taken his home at No 2J East Forty eighth-st
VIM Jaeger OF No. 1873 EssexsJ, prOstrated at Firth
ave. and Seveneenh-st at 10 a. m; sent home IN an
Al 4l5 n m Yesterday Donnis Behan. age 80, was
found sKty-rsst. and Thrdaye. Frustrated Dy the
heat lie was taken TO Bellevue Hospital.
IN BROOKLYN.
Ann Hultz are 49, Of No. 1872 Dykeman-st, Brooklyn,
wa. suustruck a. 1880 m, and died in few minutes.
william Jacobs. ago 2S. was sunstruck at Hamilton
Ferry lie was removed his home, No 63l Court-st
Not fatal.
John Heron wa, by the heat in Flushing
ave car but subsequently recovered.
Frederick BOSNIAN or No. 2}O Twenty-secohu ~ was
,uustruck ClassOn and Bergen5t aud taken 10
the city Hospital
New-York tribune., 1873-07-05
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS
SATnRDAY Irlrs-

SATURDAY.. irLT =
'or Crest Britain ini
steamship Baus. gJJ A Supplementary hs ..
White D5ck. Pigona Perry Isrssr Cy % 20
steamship u ~ Nh'e Doos Fsrv
lsrsey tIty.
All letters iepo,tsi Supplemental, M pc,p.d
iouhis p0,tsgcl
Po- Closed the Continent bv
steamship DDnau. close u N No Supplementary MsL
St>,m.hp sl, At ~. from foot Of Thiri H5bokeu
A closed VI
states ir-rt Setln steam h1 P-snkn
steamship A.. from foot Of foGrfh Il 10
hnkeu.
Mails for Kew West bT the steamship Geo W CLYDE c"~
steamship +, st . ~. from Pier No - T.. r.
HALIFAX N closed the Nes fJfk PostDhcS
a. a, .. m. al zOrs a Boston.
Mails for NeEoundsnt close ~ the NesY0k Po Otoe s''v hos
FRIDAY IN. Steamship sails from Portland. Me.
r1esiiy and SATURDAY Due New York Friday atop
Letter postage s West Inis, except when goa2 iro sh
Papers EACH sh mui ~ prepaid
SUNDAY JULr b.
Mu's close tt OeJck TI- fDstOhs JDsa 'ros a
q - u.
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1HE STATE or TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETs

Io~Do- fIiy t-5 Consols cos5 II ni1ni Dr -oney'
lsagll trcluBt ecgnuesFVe Twenty bpst.
1876. )t 951s ren.Poe.. gol Eer Ryss. Df Bue ~
bullion BssE u snsnJ On sssoo 1sT
~ Elg0O.
PAais july t-Rsntes ST. blc.
TfyxRPooL July - D. Cotton fgl. hdihn< UPisnf ~
Mdhng Orleans 9tl he sales of s is Eere % se- ne"ns
speculation soi EXPORT n & sales 80 we're hmrr
sn week have been 50 90 baes of -hi-h 1000 bss
sere asen ) bale, speculation The stock o
IL g1 OO bie. n sh Jg000 bse, Am,rrsn The cep'> u
The have 400 baes lncHng 5000 AmeuesB Asai
cr,0rt 3gD bale. stock Of COtto1 n bogn1 ~
ubs port 5l9DO bales iaclIlns b9.OD Jaes Anenoss
sale, o Cotton shppei from SsVinnsh thid-bDn. -
August September 3D. deliverable JAY. s'Iof
The s1ymfuts Bonbsy at report - ne th 80
bates The market oo sni Yarn. hansheser tH
bot not gaot.by BcpitIh. ial Caiorn. "b5 VIC"
u y Cub r. 2Dl3 ,. Red Wntr. III Flou ~ lH
Corr q jDt5I6. New Oats. Prov"ons-Pot, oHo inSs
slI Tutpnune 3t, - VII r e past tl-@1 iil WIZ
Of wIch a. Rece ps O torn f ne v~'
thr-" iay 7.gf qr. Or Ehsb l 1DD qr. Anercan.
LONDON July - p m--Taiu- az Petroleum Sps, ~
H'ln~I l5fL ilrPHu1e. 30 D;tb Common boan. SO t@
Fssihes g 'air sDi favorable 'or
New-York tribune., 1873-07-05
POLITICAL NOTES.

Commenting upon the fact that Alexander ii.
Stephens has merged his into The Atlanta Con
HHut'ondtsS merely retaining editorial connectionwth
the united papers, The Louisville COuierJOndi says
This furnishes another evidence that Liberalism f. the
winning card in the South Mr. stephens with all his
prestige and splendid abilities could not make The Sun
successful enterprise, burdened it with the
weight OF Bourbonsm. It is dead weight. and pa
per can I'VE IN the South anywhere ese tsat attempts
10 carry IT,"
1T IL pleasant TO see things put strongly
and pointedly. Some asked Col Howard Of Georgia.
lately, II he thought that certain Radical IN that State
would steal Steal !" responded tho Colonel " why.
By Joye, he were parayzed and hamsrung, wouldn't
trust him by himself in the middle OF the desert of
Sahara with the biggest anchor OF the Great Eastern.
stoall should think he would" This is opinion
which Ia an opinion, expressed with somewhat moro
emphasis. Whether radical Is hcvsh not there
can be no doubt Of Howard's opinion OF him.
special dispatch to The Boston AdUertiser
from Washington which bears the mark OF inspiration
in ts every ne gives this comfort to the badly fright
ened opponents OF Mr. b. F. Butler: It be stated
on high Official authority that the Administration Is per
fccty neutral in this contest 1t two years ago.
nor unless u be Secretary Richardson, Is there prOmi
nent man IN II who wishes u Gen. Butcr Governor
Of Massachusetts,. Several OF the Government officials
in Boston may be in league with Gen. Butler, but il so.
is their own independent action and has not been in
spred from Washington To state the contrary is
gross misrepresentation. Ofico-holders in Massachu-
so7, 80 far as the Administration is concerned at
liberty to oppose Gen. Butler support him, as they
may think right" Tho generous permission granted in
the last sentence ia beautiful Illustration OF the
nerfeotoh winch has been reached IN our Cyi Service
Reform. How the bosom OF every OiiCe-hOdcr must
thrill with gratitude 10 think he he pcasos
without fear OF being reformed out OF office. Such
New-York tribune., 1873-07-05
FOREIGN NOTES.

A new Turkish loan is about TO bo intro
duced IN tho market.
The duel between NM. Rano and dc Cas-
saguac will probably be fought on italian soil.
The Shah of Persia made an informal visit
70 the London CRYSTAL Pelace on Thursday. Great
preparations are making for his reception In Paris.
A dispatch from Fort Garry says that a
Mennonite depdtation. prospecting tour in the
French settlement OF White House Plains set upon
by party OF armed hafbreeds and compelled 20 take
refuge in a public house Word sent 10 Winnipeg
aud Immediately squad OF 80 soldiers dispatched
The party has now arrived safely IA winnipeg. The
military have five prisoners.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-05
SHIPPING INTELAIGENCE.
PORT or NEW TORR


ARRIVED.
steamship TiuenE ( Jameson Liverpool Jane ~ as4
Queenstown 18th a mise. suI % Joan q. Dale
Steamship tGer Shulenbury Bremen Jun 49, AMI SDu
iuptOB lst mise ami pas 10 Oeuch Il Co
steamship Leo. Dearborn savannah With mise ini pass |" h'r
steamship Dosue Phladepha With mi ani pass - L'
S5p Co1staat Creeyy Lonioa spi Isle q wight % i,- "H
Tde sni pass -, .
ss BIZ simpson of walor n So Curry. Palermo MAJ H. sri
Gibraltar 2J,h. with fruit
Bars Venus tNor.J Olsen. Hivre Bd.ys ballast,
N0r Tergssen LOu0u 3 days With clik sni empf
Bari King, Koduty tot wiuisor 3D. Mcclellan Sdasy b. 10
Gays. With coal .
(of Nassau. Carlisle. Izs iays With snE-r
Hooper trirnis I'D Is Win u)lfses
Brig (o Plymouth Hsss Santos u iays - Hampton Ro+b
Bna New Ira or Geore,vu Z. H. Goriou Gses By C. b.
B1g Joha D TqOpsr o Liverpool n So ll, "a i,r
sehr Cor, E,, of South Thom,,,on Ne Se,paec 81 P's
Mart. II iays, with sugar. &C
SIR NJ L. Dowue Thompson Savannah lays with lumber
Shr Wste' Brewster. Bucksye, Ca days With ysn9H
Sbr Li,a Evans. Nahon GeorgsoTn, 5 c. days With yelbs
hr j. D smith, Williams. Georseosn ;. C.. 5iir. sb navel
Sc6r R Kuiyh.on Euilhtol An~, Is d.p. With
Sc6r Psepa Packard Tu,pan Meteo u is,. With ooi.s.
Scb-. ). J. Volts iot. Penhsd. y b. with pling
seLr lula Cuocn Mitchell. shules n. y. With pIing
ssH00SRts-fty8K AND CoArwss
w n G.,,ner Rchmoni Va ". A Hickman. MAiasaa Creek
A. ". Coll Richmond. l. 4 D. tfsDmrf, fifs.iiN
q. T. SAWYER YIrZuta , j. Ftls1n, Ftfsnii
A. l.. Pearcr, Virginia Nm,. tfNni
j X KrEm,n. yirgiuii. A. W Collins Rchn,ni
Behi Pagtacket . =, bli'a ny "a''o
Bfainsrd Sew-H1Trn. VI IL MIN, warren
Baltimore Noru.lk BJs15ls. Taunton
HlND-ogai0sn hElt. w. cloudy
New-York tribune., 1873-07-05
OBITUAR z.
PRINCE PoNIATOwsKI.

telegram from Paris last night announced
the death at that place Of tho distinguished operate
composer Prince Joseph POniatowsh. He was born at
Rome In 1916 and the OF Stanslas Ponlatowsk
The father who resided at Rome and afterward at Flor
ence, great patron Of the fine arts. The young
Joseph Ponatowsh was naturalized In Tuscany and I'm
ISs made a prince Of Monte-RotOndo by the Grand
Duke Leopold IL. He twice elected member
Of the Chamber OF Deputies at Florence, and
subsequently made Minister Pcnipoteniary al Paris
London and Brussels lie fixed his permanent ros-
dcuce at Paris in August 1884 In the same year by an
impC rial decree, he became naturaZed Frenchman,
aud shortly attervard elevated 70 the dignity OF
Senator. Among the numerous operas which no com
posed the following Jean de PrOcdG, RaV BIAS. La
Fidnc6e dAbyd0s Esmerada, Don DeS'dero, La Comics
sina, aud Pierre de MedictS
New-York tribune., 1873-07-05
HIGHWAY ROBBERY ON LONG ISLAND.

John Dennis, q marketman IN the employ
of Mr. and Mrs Van Scklen OF Jamaica South. on his
retusn from market yesterday was beaten and robbed
nv two highwaylnen whom ho had allowed to ride upon
his wagon. Between IL and IL o'clock yesterday the
team aud wagon driven by Dennis came home without
driver Mr. Van sicklen who at tho time was working
near the house noticed this fact and fearing something
was wrong at once went to the wagon and was startled
10 find Dennis lying tho bottom insensibe' with
tefrible cut on on his right temple, from which the
blood was oozng Near the body Of Dennis lay heavy
wrench, with which the murderous blow had been IN
nicted. A physician was at once called ana the
Injured man rallied sufficiently to tell that
no had been beaten and robbed. when he again apsed
into a state OF unconsciOusness. From tho Few facts
that can be learned from tho toll-gato keeper MI
Abrams whose gate ia on the Jamaica South Plank
road about one mile west Of Mr. Van SiCklohs farm,
Deun. passed through the gate his way hOm ABOUT
II o'clock having at the time IN the wagon WIN nun
two oOlOred men, strangers Mhen ne palu MS to ne
took from his pocket large roll or Ds OF Whcn tho
rolored men appeared 20 take particular notice
Drnnis. who had been up AZ market al
ntyIr, was no doubt sleepy, and u believed
o baya fallen into shortly after leaving the gate
and as the team struck the woods the old Center
,e Tlcerack no was struck on the head by the nigh
,yaymeu and then robbed. Mr. Van sIcklen says thaJ
the amount stolen VIII not vary Tar from $40, when was
about the price that he should have received for his
load As the affair became known tue farmers
re.iding no Jamaica South turned out On mnsSc, ana
sched the woods and roads with the hope OF securing
the highwayman. but up TO late hour last night their
cnnrts had been unsuccessful Dennis was stl unrOn-
scious last evening aud but slight hopes were eutec
taluod VI hIs teCQYWF'
New-York tribune., 1873-07-05
LONDON. Friday. July 1873.
THE REpUBLIC OF SPAIN.

DIsCONTINUANCE OF THE PHOGREssrsTA CLUB
MEASURES TO SECURE RECRUITS - REPORTED
DEFEAT OF OARLISTs.
MADRID Friday. July 4. 1873,
The ProgresSista Club has discontinued its
stings because OF tho Suspension OF the constitutional
guarantees.
The Government has determined 70 discharge soldiers
whose terms OF service have expired but to offer them
two reals per diem TO reGnlis II the result IA unsats
factory 1t will appeal 70 tho patriotism OF the country 20
supply combatants against the Cariist stating frankly
the situation. aud tho means OF saving Spain.
Gen Cabunety announces tnat he has defeated the
Carlisle under Saballs.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-05
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM LlVERPOOL-Tn s>Imshp Ctiy u Liusrtt July Mn
Jacobson All clreu Miss Pngg NJ. Lucy Martin M ,os
smith Smith Mos Wheee Mis-, Ohya Wheeler. Mrs
clifford Mr. and Mrs Shearr Auglt Doe Mrs Dore WsbssI
Jos. GrAhap BrsIhas Lewis W. j. Luton. Jay h Lew,
Mrs Cotton
FROM BREMENiH sl1Hg1p Br-rlsn. Juiy tw Crinsf Iil
Krren stole Aston Ker n SsAsev Hy Svs@y Js9s
leuel Chr Rumpi WIN. Bowen Bernstein. 9 Wedner o
Ghubb Mr Parker M Puinsm. strauss sarah 5sa J. soss
Z Maue Bre1decks Jose Rio ds keseges.
IRON SAYASNAH-IH ste1BshiD Leo. July Mrs g A Ore
bill ohlren nurse : Clark and chdren Mia K>t-
Clash 3rs A. Kodcr. Mrs Aulrnn and servant MrsE = Lag
A. Drealsk wife AMI daughter Mrs Hr.
Kelly Rlsn DsTgan John JOues Ibos kary NJ Re- ksy
John oven L. Busart Ms Schreb,r and srr7tn Bhoe N
smith 5yuer James H. Csrs H. Mitchell GHs bsmp~s. "a
New-York tribune., 1873-07-05

every ono Indoors till evening. when q thunderstorm
camo up and nteriered with the fireworks. All the
public buildings closed; few passengers arrived
from quarter and altogether it has been one OF the
dullest days OF the recess.
Friends OF Vice President Wilson continue 10 hear un
pleasant news in regard 10 his health They are in
formed that he Ia much prOstraed aud their hopes for
All Immediate recovery Of his strength not strong
Several members OF the Cabinet intend to visit the
PresIdent at long Branch within n few haYs.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-05
,,,hmo and BronchIt- efecusll, relieved br tbs u,e

Asthmn nd Bronchitis edusiy relieved br the 81 DI
rrA TArUA fesria attack 0t asthni Lori DsasJ
hal Daurl TuI Or than mhue O 20
so the ,ympi0ms abaos be relieve
one-fly lie oI bal used for Ysars with the most pes
s,r,,. Csany the inhalation bad tho magical eheo
witnessed Mcyea2b have never En0-n an nstsno- 10
hicb rssf not obaued"Gen Alexander Sold tobacco
u, cigars cigarettes boxes aud pAe for hhaou ~
lx, by SAyoRY MooRg 43 Onds LONDON aDi al hem
" and throughout tue Sss and CsnSlA
New-York tribune., 1873-07-05
SUCCESSFUL LIBEL SUIT IN FRANCE.
PARE. Friday. JnlY 4. 1879.

The Duke de BrmOnt's libel suits against
tho propretors OF The American Register OF this city and
Tne Ne York Herald have boen decided IN favor Of the
plaintiff The Register is condemned to pay 5000 francs
damages and De OF 1900 francs and the proprietor Of
The Herald to pay 5000 francs damages aud 1000 francs
fine
New-York tribune., 1873-07-05
HOME NEWS.
PROMINkNT ARRIVALS.

Grand Central HOtei-Gen. John f. MuIford and
tmes LIon Of Richmond Va M JAM. HoiThe Rev D Par
bn stephens College RUeren General
H. Butow Ken,ueky. snd Col hontgomeT LONDON Holman
The SyrGne SfIRfar1 and Prank
Washington Wssfnfns,cr HO',iJ Ellis of VI
Alfred Conkre,man G. Of Penn.
svlvsna Major D. : MIune J B1teler
C01nG1 HOussThe Rev Dr. MHssiers
FtNh psnuS H)n-John Wilm Walscs " Phlaepha
John ~ AbsnV Georg' T. B)ntReu sasn
clty ysstsrlay his home an mIss4ahsssy