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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-11

il might have been well could we have kept him
out. But he is here treaty laws made by our Gov
eminent with his give him the right to como here
and to lire here securely. And this is to be said
that if we could to-day expel the Chinese from Cali
fornia more than half the capital now invested here
would be idle OF leave the State many OF the most i'm
portant industries would entirely stop, and the pros
perity Of California would receive blow from which
it would not recover for twenty years They are, as
class, peaceabe, patient ingenious and industrious;
that they deprive any white man of work is absurd,
in State which has scarcely half million OF peo-
ple and which can support ten millions, and needs
at least three millions to develop fairly its abundant
natural wealth; and no matter what he is, or what
the effect of his presence might be, it is shameful
that he should be meanly maltreated and prosecuted
among people who boast themselves Christian ana
claim to be civilized. C'N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-11
THE AU SABLE RIVER AND NEW STATE PRISON
BILLS VETOED.

ALBANY, Aug. 9.-The Governor has vetoed
the act the improvement OF the Au Sable River and
its branches on the ground that the bill Is wholly local
I'm it's character aud that the improvements ought not
TO be made with money raised by taxes on the whole
State The has also vetoed the bill TO provide
for new state Prison instead Of that at Sing Sing on
the ground that the State ia erecting Capitol
also hospitals reormatores and that it is unjust to
engage another work at this time when the peo-
pie overwhelmed by taxation. The work is OF no
public necessity at this time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-11
GREAT FIRE IN PORTLAND.

DESTRUCTION ALONG THE WATER FRONT.
THE FIRST ACcoUSTs-THE BURNING OF THE STEAMER
DIRIGo AND OTHER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
GAIT's ELEVATOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-11
CRIMES AND cAsuALrTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

...A young man named Nicholas supposed to be
Canadian committed suicide Saturday Newcastle Del
....John W. Young, an ex-clerk of the Chicago
Pooees CHARGED ferrns orders from the
Bdgnn Ind while being conveyed from Boston Chissee
....A sleeping-car Of the Wilmington, Columbia
Hamburg
sdsy Two papsep badly hus and the vrseisd
Mrs Charlotte Goddard and Mrs. John Carter
Brown
Psvinon Of Rhod. Island Hospital ssd ss ssss have
voted proo<si with ths vorh
.William Fulton and his son. age 8, were struck
Baltimore sad OHIO
RAlnaA Friday They vaps the sseh and bearing the
whsle Fsppsd We stss ussa bsieU psAsns
sralA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-11
A DEPUTY UNITED STATES MARSHAL SHOT DEAD.

DEPUTY UNITED STATES MARSHAL sHUI DEAD
MEMPHIS, Aug. "a private dispatch from
Corinth. Miss, says Or. r. T. Dunn, Deputy United
States Marshal was assassnated in his bed last night
II is thought that be shot through window with
shotgun loaded with buck shot, which was placed
within few feet Of his head when fred. Thus far no
clue has been found TO the murderer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-11
THE CALIFORNIA CHINESE.
ATTACK ON RAILWAY LAB0RERs
AN oUTBURsT OF RUFFIANIsM.

SAN Francisco, Aug. "a camp Of Chinese
laborers working the narrow-gauge railroad
near Benicia. attacked yesterday by crowd OF
drunken white men, who tore down the tents and
stoned and dubbed the Cinnamon. The Chinese
fed like sheep into the hills. All work suspended.
Several of the assaulted laborers subsequently
found miles away from the place of attack.
, 1873-07-03

however, WAS mado with regard to tho election
OF n now Popo. On this point, tho chancellor
declared that tho Government would 1ofratn
from all interference, or ovcn any nttompt ut in.
torfcrcnco. In his own words. ut onn only bo
Our office, wien We hayo boen notified
TINT All election has boon finished, to
examine for ourselves whether, In our
Judgment, 1t has boon conducted with
perfect fairness, that tho pcraon olcotod is, in
onr opinion, entitled to oxorotao In Germany
those rights which undoubtedly apportain to g
legal popo." This unexpected declaration Of q
tesro to ros,lmo those relationa botwoon Ger
many and tho Popo, which nrc now suspended,
greatly excited tho Ultramontanos and corro-
spondingly depressed tho Old Catholics. It will
have tho otfcct, undoubtedly. to spur up tho
Ultrnmontanos to remove tho differences which
now oxiat, and to establish somo oompromiso By
siuans Of which tho Gorman Empire may DO
represented both in the italian Government and
at tho Papal Chair.
, 1873-07-03

TIM bnhft NJ 1ookjnu unnn tha Administration aa
Tho aorysnt Of nnI1to oniniot, and MT fta tam man.
tor: and outsIdera Who aro an1nms NJ, thin roiit
may bo assured tint tbia healthy rotation vii
not uo royorsod without amnIo noticn.
Tho canvass viii not 10 rmti thia yonr by To1cral
oif}ooholiora. Tho 1nnrnnt IL ia kn9wn tl,at
tiloy ore using tholr oilcial posons to ntiyn1,co
tbo political fortnnen os anv m nnn arainat lin
froo ohoIco OF tbe noonlo If In Gom,nnnwcaltj,.
wo Looyo thero ID yirt,o o,,ouuli in tie stnto to
rajBo a STORM about thoir hon]s.-Iosfo,, 1dper
Uscr,
Tho Administration 1av,n, rnrchnacd n mr.
ton Of tho nrona al TIM nonu}rv by mnana m
oIfioinf patronHro It has INV I,cf2,,n n raw nlnn
Of operations wfch tic ' 1nanngors fondly lone
viii. llo t],c onoratton of thc cS,olora nro1,ca
doathly coila,ao nnon eyory indenoroupt nroea
which, ,nn,ycd by iniluoi1co and ,,uLrjbod b.
gaip viii continue to ory aloud md gnnro mt Il,
dofonae Of tho country md tlo trno 1rinonieH nj
itB uoyernmo,t Thia nowly inynutafl nlni, Ina.
like tho cholera. commenced Mt Now Orloane'
and Il ia to bo nroB11med Will fo]low thu river
northwnrdly md onatwar;ly until t,,aro ehnil
not rou1aiu ono press in thia country Which shail
nro to open its jlro rpon Qraut liz relatives. or
lia tondiea-Tutsb,.rGh p0si,
-Trom what we ami oather of thu arrest of
Charles A. Dams in Nav York, from tim nnnora
Of that city. tho proceoJiur aems to bo 4 man.
strouH cxperimontnl novelty, to which The proas
, 1873-07-03

NeK Yorlk Llve.Stoc1k nxnrlkut.

NEw YouR, July ?. 2.-nEsyEs- Receipts, 1la cars, Or
1870 hend. Tho market ruled dull mud depressed, With
aflirhor decline from Monday Of fully No, aud moro
satto otforod than could be aod. Te1ana ranged at
lot Of good Texas eteers holding for 10Ho. Native
stoe1n were slow st ioH9IlAo to dress 50 !ba and 81
lncludo 10 cars Illinois steers, cwt nv, At
esrs car do. ~ cws, 11h@12o; . @ cgI' DIG, "
1l.io Q carn do, * ows 1lHn; cara do, e7i ews,
1lko; eara DO, n ewt, alH9l1Ac; cara Indiana
1tcera 6H cwt, 11011Nc;3 cars MsRourl do, 0 cwt,
1oMo cara Texala, 6H cwt, 9c, to ress IS lba and
6 cars do, cwt, &c, TO dress u lbs.
BHEEr AND LAMus-Receipta IA cars, or =, 400 head
making $500 for two days The market was oxtrosno-
y weak st 4@5Ao for sheop, and s@loHo for lamba:
8aics include: cars Ohio ahoop, ay 70 his, Mt Axe
d. av II Ill., at IKE; car DO, av 81 TBS, at
car do, ov 70 lts at 20; CUT DO ~ q ts It
b8 e, at 90 car State do. av co fs, at 10kc md
1 car Jersey do, ay 81 fha, at 1oc:
days. Tho tonsnd is moderate at bA(a51sc for live
hogs, and 6A@75c for drcAaod. Tho sslc1 OF live
hogs include 3H cars ugltinh Ohio at 64o; car do
at 6E0,
, 1873-07-03

sret; NJ rod. sl5aT; No. J. si.so oofn' '''ss 'sa!s
snettter hIGs 5xed g.. AMs: 10y y MmxS too 70 gs.de
1aE.anEs. wts; Buffalo dull, at a1@4o. oswoso az
nsoEtr4s-Tlnnr, 100 brla; wheat, o,ooo bu; corn,
=, a loco brla; wheat, nono corn.
$4,000 'n; '"'' n0''i sr. LOUIS.
St. Tou1a, July -1,axApsrufFn-F1onr Armor,but
ssS lss No ared fa ,0f oosn %a
9not ~ Nc. q S5o' & cas and d. 5qly 31z:o August 4o@
saes sac roS No % oar sf so
WnEsKy-Stcady ut a9o.
rnoy1a1oNa-pork moro actlyo email lotans $t5.75;
round lna Mt $1,000 for Aueaat. buk meats nonnajiy
unchanged. Bacon lrncr antl higher; shoulders,
'1n4 ssSr E essr sse elea
fIon8-netter At sio0g 45o. @'' 0>''
oA77hr-atoady 'n4 Id,,1s11q m,nsh4qHea. d
i0u17v1LIEt July 2-DHEApsruFFH-F1ouf qutet !;
rnoylslosa,,rort .toady. at s1soo@1e6o. Bacon
ssir pesF I so r. ssai esar g. 9sss
ls5a Wi,sa:.y hssn.'y ~ and unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS.
xAA, *s16g7 5o; family, ss.oQ6o.so. Cor,l-Dennnd
e '1s e"@9sa % 1soga wise eSo Oats. ooHGole
7ao5,s;ons T.1nG6otso sss5ss M Ssirs ~ oos2soo
Dry aat meats dull; shoulders. s3o -Sj,oul
sss s;S Sss SzsS ass as ':so
uRooEn1Ea- and molaRsca no movement.
oGifao gs,,.n1nt quiet Ct nets?oc ",,,,, o, ~,
Fl, I,,s;1,N.o'1A1-starl!ng, 2o's; sight, 4 premium
1s sw ss sss @ a'ss isdb%S %eea bs Ss1nFS mS
S ?sts bss bss' e, ssss aas at's1 ssaa
-, BUFFALO,
, 1873-07-03
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
New york Financial Noyvs.

.. New York Financial Noyvs.
New YonK, July 2-Monoy waa easy at A@6 per
Sterling ruled dull At 1os,s@1oo,f for ai.ty dsye
aola c91od H. saynneoa to 11s and coHea q
ooo0oO. Treasury dis1lrael s0sa ooo In gold ind cur
reney Custom reeoira, $ao4 900. hloat opcrhtora n
Goyefnmonta wore quiet and strong,
Bsato bonds ruled qliot and irn.
Stocks woro quito acivo, with n weldistrlbutcd
bnRness, Union Pacific racina Mail, Lakv Shore, and
Wcetorn Union boiny tho features. Jako Hhoro nil-
,'n,na y'Sa ttc2y from S5% to eS on tno
Presidency, In. rcac.c5 to os'l 1t the cloac.
roso 70 g, and finally !oaccd to asN Tno rise ia At
tributablo 10 covering y tic shorts, and tho ato
linn to statement tlat e service between Now yor
AMI Aspinvall will ho rolucod from tllreo to two
monthly. Union Pacific was moderately aciIvu betwcen
q snd 2o1S coang at 2ex. Westcrn Union roso from
soil At l03h Gs10s @1o2M Nock Island at: lo9A@
1ooN9aoo'; g. Paul 5lM@5i zs@s14 o1.ion. . ~,
@15H g. g. 29,a521Gs2sXj 81 59ssn' asGn TS5 M
whole st coHot1 HON oft tho hg1ost prices, appear
Btnrlfu1. 1Du.
, 1873-07-03

LAsALLE, ILL.,, July Mo movement BY the rjvcr,
Tho canalboata n. +. Goodslo and Gold Tod, both
loaded With corn here paasc< into tho canal for Chi
Cago Tho canalboat D. r. lockwood, londod With
lumber and ath for peoria nwsita towago Eight fcct
and nine nohes Of wator on the mttroa Of Look Is.
OAnAh OFFICE, CnloAoo. July 2.-Ann1vKn-Monto
5000 bn corn doorgn, Horny, 64oo bu corn Maple
Lent Kankafeo Fcodor, 100 Empty br1s; prop Whale
Mtdgo, Kanknkeo Feeder. light Elizabeth, Lockport,
os Goo lba meat 900 bra flour Industry, Ottawa coo
bu corn C!arotta, 100 tons coal.
OLrAnEn-Watorloo, IasalIe, II, ,82o # lumber, 90 m
ghtnRlea: North America, Henry, 9,710 It lumber,
also lath, 30 hra bour; Contest Joliet 90 shingles,
100 hr1a lime Harriet 0431 It lumber bIarseilleB
10,815 It lumber, 80 m 1ath.
, 1873-07-03
CIIAN9Kg,
AHoTE low
WATER.
FIRES.

Destruction OF Properly mt Heilevilic,
N. ", Barlng, Me-, nnd Othcr Plnces.
WATERLOO, N. T., July 2.-Tho business por-
ton of Bellovillo, JofTorson County, was burned
this morning; loss, $50, 900.
HUDSON, N. T., July 2.-A1cott BrothorB'
cooper shop was burned this morning by an in
cendiary. Tho firm had commenced to mako
barrels for tho Brooklyn Sugar Refinery, whose
men aro on n atriho, and to this oause Is attrib-
uted tho tlro
Dosron, July 2.-Tho Kay fclting mill, at
Unionville, was destroyed by fire last night.
Loss, eco, 600; insurance, $4,000. Spontaneous
combustion.
CALAIS, No., July IA fire last night In tho
town of Baring, Mo-, destroyed 800, 600 foet Of
lumber belonging to Porter l. Sons, Daniel Hill,
and T. Eaton. II is believed tho insurance will
nearly cover the loBs.
, 1873-07-03

Farewell Dinner to minister Jowoll..
Traffic In 1snlinu Children DC.
xouncGl.-Wffe-n1tlr Sentenced
tor Itfc.-Vhislky md Lntl41nn1lm.-
Arrest of q nIntrlctde-.1Mu&,o Hunt
Denounced by tho woman Suffrn-
gists for His Action In NIisA Anttao-
nysA Trinl.
NEW YonK, July 2.-Tho mombcrs Of tho
ataY Of ex-0ov. Jewell, tho nowly-appointed
Miniatar to Rueaia tondored him farowoIl din
nor last night at tho Hoffman uouBo. Among
tho gueBts was Baron Gutenberg, tho Aussian
Minister.
Tho moating Of 1talinns. last evening, to pro-
tost against tho traffic iu Italian children, waB n
failure Us to attendance. RoaolHious denounc-
Ing tho traffic woro adopted. Ex-Gov. Sa1omon,
Of Wisconsin, WAS the principal speaker.
Frank Gillon pleaded guilty to murder in tho
second degree for killing hiB wife fow wcoks
ago, and WAS sentenced to imprisonment for life
1t hard labor.
August Nadelen md Edward Duol,Ior, OF Now
ark, N. j., wore eoen drinking froaly yoatordny,
and In tho evening they wore found in tho
Waverly fur grounds, insonBihle, with o lAula-
mum bottlo beside thoul: Nado!en died.
Thomas Foe,lcy has been arrcstod for fatally
beating hl4 brotheE, in Droollyyn. last night.
was arrested at his residence this evening on an
order isaned by Judge Ingraham, Of tho 3D.
prome Court. Tho cauAo of tho arrest WAS
nreon's failure 70 comply with tho torma OF tho
mas,taamua directing him to pay tho amount Of a
J: ". Mc0owRn againut tho city. Upon paying
the amount Of tho Judgment, Groom was ro-
leAsol from custody.
At meeting Of the Womon sutrragists at 1rv-
ing Hall to-niglt, resolutions censuring Judge
Hunt for hs notion in the trial Of Susan B. All
thOny were adopted.
Throo doaths from tho effocts Of tho heat to-
, 1873-07-03
l1uRfnl0 Livc.StocII Market,

DUrFALo, July 2.-CATTLE-RGacipt titus far, 1851.
Market dull and fiat. Good cattle hold their own, hut
common Btock aud poor Tc1nns 1S@Ao on from last
weeks closing prices. Few buyers wero in attendance.
About 900 hoad disposed Of. Baea 70O ILL.,
nois steers looa to l,s2o hs, ut s5.7s@ooO 1a ILL.,
nois sockera, av 985 , at $47o 20 Indiana 4toers,
$50 lbs, at x4.2t u Texan asorar ~ 1,o64 lbs, Of
Michigan steers, 1o1o to 1.1bo lbs, at IS
50 Ohio stoora, av ,oo to 2s4 lbs, at sSoo@5o7X
G,4o0. The market opened lively, at ss.00@s.5o for
Canada unlba 81. i.o0@5.2s for Canada sheep .0uta
sou for Western Blleep. Balca 311 Michigan sleop,
ay 50 to 90 u.s. Ut s4.00@5.25 1855 Indiana Sheep
102 nB, ut .7o; 800 ohlo seep, 81 to ~ tbs, ut
$4.12H9625 20 Canada sheep, Az 100 to 100 ioa, nt
s46o@475; 808 Canada lambs, nv IS to 64 its, at
t8.12H@o.25.
Ioas-Reccipts for tho week, thus for, 1b2oo. Mr.
ket little moro active at $47bG4.90. Sales 7l2 ILL.,
noiA hogs, ~ LOO to o13 Us, At $4.85Gl487h.
, 1873-07-03

Shortly attcr 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon, d
man nan1od John Kennody Was run over by m
outgoing train on the Chicago, Alton Il st. Louis
Railroad, at tho corner Of Boufeld stEoet, and 50
badly injured TINT ho died soon afterward. Both
his legs were cruahed on, tho right Just above
and tho loft Just bolow tho lnoe. Ho was To-
where he wna attended BY physician, but it was
found impossible to naye his life. Tho body waa
takon to the Morguo. It was Subsequently
learned that deceased hna family residing sorne-
whore naPr tho corner Of Seventeenth and Union
Rtrpata.
, 1873-07-03
The Pr0stltco Markets.
NEW YORK

The Produce Markets.
NEW YORK.
M NY - XonK July 2-corroa-Dull; ntddllns up
naEAparurrs- dull ind lower; rccclpta,
1o9o hrla aapofro H., Western and st.to' s4es
extra oho 59 s. Lens so2;@loSo Rye
ss - ss Gsfai spr aa sas No r?s'9i 6
fee sR ys w. da 'EH%ss s az msr'e5
6@sso; hiah mi1ci and yellow, 54asao ola md
Is; % Ssei, M@tso. 40" ''' ''>''''' ""''' '''8
o0,stssay o5sgen sske % nnw,'ls5 ;s19'nnss,
Edaa- unchanged.
UAT-8csxcoand tlrnn.
HoPs-Dull 8s@50a for crop of ~.
LEATHEn-Uuchanged.
s aq IT, aeSa1oXe a m Sugar
changed. ntss ann Il 7s@sNo. ~N'' "''>' 'A
Ts9,sgMq5a$ 4. iii sps q s,;s
primo mosa, *3o2K K0isiaH. pset steady % an ID IN.
changed. Cut ne9ts quiet and steady. Midtes--
s s'sss ; US s s|ss' @ ss 2sgus is s
94ssss- s5, -s5tsaly !! # d5{@ ,29la'<.
rIlL1DELpHIA.
1uly in
sseeasss @ % Wisconsin, @ and Mnn.sos, Mess
whsal qu'et aaa hsd arm red sl;os@l. -; amber,
yeos Gs g. ;' ~ Ga g; hess, s' 5a@ase S
pHov1s1oNs-Quist aud firm.
rxTnoLrusf-Orudo, 19N@123fo; refined, lBMo.
wnisaT-Dun 1t gS@2s$S; SSi 4; s;onr
wsst Wiz sag sna can
frm tni1od weatcrn COO. Oats flrln mixed Wast-
etn. l4ee4so white, 4os. Rye stoa,y it 7os7so.
pRov1a1oNs-Dnll aud unchanged
nurrEH-searco; choice Western, 2o921o.
"'nshx-ssho. ,,nvr.rrrp
MI1wAuHEE, July a-nnEAnHruFTs-Tlout firm :;
no aIu.. Wheat dull and lower; No. I, S1.eGx; No.
s}Pot 1oH 5Sly; n1s Aaan1t t., oata dal!
No. $40. lsye stoady; M. !, o2Ho. BarIey flrIn
No. q 0oo.
sss3rsss9' n"es 5 Sss asx;ss s 'SSi h.
an1rs1rara-f'oar' dsWfga teo sgs wheat saooo bu'
oswEao, July a.--Wheat dull No. Milwaukee,
$l:6o., 0nrn unchanged; No. 2, 800. Very dry higl
m'1e'' 'A'' CLEVELAND.
md weak; No, red offered ut sl.6aal,S4; No. ?,
sl.ss. carn steady at 466eAeo. Oats 4ulet; No. l
pErnot tEunt-Dun and unchanged.
,,nno,, ,,,u nEriolT z,,n, ,,,,.. -,
unchasgoti. Wheat dull md n stinde lower oxtrn,
sls4 bi ;s slso - s'ksd; No whiGto $5l@l71h
Dro1anAr1. July 2.-unxAps1urrs-Fiou a sllada
lrner Ut &c. ea6ee Wheat .l.stct sa'up!e loss rSd,
81; steS; q o'5 551a eF ut A's y' quiet at &C.
MISUNDERSTANDING and strong, Pork held firmly,
it se 1r nsd @ d nm:'y cags s
clear 85<@s,fo. bacon strong slouIors 7iso; cieai
rl sHe; clear. 0Ao.
Wn1sxx-b1r1n, At 800.
TOLEDO, July a.-lnHAnsruFF6-Flou quiet and
unchanged. Wheat shade better; NJ. white Wa
, 1873-07-03

Tho United Htatea steamer Niphio sallod for
New York yoAtorday from Fortrona Monroo.
Tho Cincinnati Cltamher OF Commerce will
hold no session after to-day until Monday.
A Gorman living nt Browns Grove namod
George Diog was found dead in bod yoaterIay
morning. Tho .Coronora vorllot hna not yot
boon rendered.
Yesterday Maylsow, tho bank-check forger, loft
Detroit for niagara FallB, to auBwer for swin-
ding q bank at TINT placo, IN custody Of shor-
iY frum Buffalo.
Mr. o. u. Hcnjnmin, Of Toledo, WHO was aup-
posod to. have boon loBt with q sail boat. noar
Cleveland. OIL Sunday last, has boon hoard from
at buffalo, he having been picked up anl taken
to ttlat port.
J. +. spaor, Of Uniontown, Pa, jumped into
tho river At Kauras City, yestertlay, and waH
drowned. uo WAS druggoa aud robbed Of soy-
, 1873-07-03

LIvEnroo1, July 2-1ta. m.-F1our, 27s GdGS28a Cd.
Nhoa-Wtutor, LII I'd Hpring lii d@l1s 11d wllite
llu 1od@12a; club, ia d. Corn, ais I'd. porl1, G2s
Lard, s9B.
rAR1s, July 2.-HcnteB, 66f $40. ....
LoNDoN, July 2-6 p. 1n,--EonHo1s for money, 02AGa
~ for account, 02n 5.2oa Of 49, 0o'<; do Of IT,
O3; to-{0n, a9T; now Ga, 001 ; Erio, 491.
Amount Of bullion gone Into the Bank Of England
On balance to-tlay, E2U,0O0
Tho ratio Of money at tho Htock Exchange Is s1(1l
lowor thau the bank ratio.
FnANnFonr, July 2.-Fi7c-tgentics of 60, ea5{.
L1vEnPooL, July 2. Cotton quiet and steahy !;
middlinR upland, 8X@81Sd; Orloana, 0@9!fd. salca,
1000 balea American, 1000; speculation md OK
port, 1000.
DEeadauffs quiet a1,t1 unchanged,
, 1873-07-03

The Tennessee Anti-Monopollsts.
MEMru1a, Tonn., July 2.-Tho Auatanche's >
Humboldt special Rays tho Tennessee Farmers'
Association mot to-dny to organize q State
Grange, and adopted moasureB setting forth tho
necessity Of q thorough organization Of the
farmers, and expressing hearty oa-opcration
with the farmers In tho Northwest In their fight
againBt unjust railrond and other monopolie8.
Tho establishment Of subordinate Oranges
throughout the State was recommended. DR..
William Maxwollt Of Dyer, VIVA elected Mastor Of
tho State Grange.
, 1873-07-03
VcNscla Esnsncd Detroit.

DETRo1S, Mich., July 2.-pABsED DowN-rropa To-
semitic, Gordon Campbcl Lincoln and barges, B1ary
Jarcch and bargo, Bay City nnd bargee, 1soso anu
nargea sehrs Wild Rover, Southampton, Alexander,
Snowdrop.
rAssgp ur-Tropa Westford, Russia Da1ontino and
bsrgca, Annio Crat9, Arabia schr Ahra Cobb
NlhD-so,lthcaHt.
DErno1r, Mich, July 2-pAssED DowH-rropH M
hart, nrcktcnd md bargos bark pcshttgo; echra
E!YFa Jura O. A. King, Emou, Yankee, j. u. Wilbor,
Wcnd tho Wayc,
PASSED Up-Prop japan, achra E. Q. Roberts, II. q.
Potter, Cleveland.
N1ND-8outhWest.
, 1873-07-03

LONDON, July 2.-Tho shal Of Persia called
upon NIr. Gladatone yesterday. In tho evening
ho visited tho Chamber Of Peers and the House
Of Commons, remaining aomo time in both. To-
day lie will take his farewoll Of the Queon, at
Windsor,
Several poraons wore killed in Konsal Grocn,
ncar this city, this morning, by tho falling Of tho
wallis Of 4 burning building.
Tho Bank Of England forgery case came up
again today, for final hearing. Tho examination
WIS concluded, aud defendants fully committed
for trial.
Tho steamship Wisconsin takeg out 760 Nor
mon omgrantu for America.
, 1873-07-03

Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tt1bane
,oa punn9nk suly awnenn's 3 a. In Masll1ny llfo-
tofial In his paper, the Evening 1tlegraph In
speaking Of Con. Jones' marringo to tic Nepub-
lcan party:
Tho Dea Motnea Republic, Expresses a hnpo that
Wo will follow tho Genuraa u-a!ple, tnasmueh wa
approve Of the Republican l.a.uln We'll, Tho no-
publican purity Of Iowa hayo adopted principles Of
government Ra ita platform, don't SEQ io lioa Of
any further formally II We AgTood OH principles,
1t matters little about tho nauao OF the party.
, 1873-07-03
HOLLAND.

TIE HAGUE, July An tho statcs- General
today the Colonial Minister announced that
all tho supplies requisite for tho equipment Of
furnished. 1fe addod tlat no negotiations with
tho Sultan Of Atchoon woro ponding, as had
boon reported in public prints; but it was not
improbable Tint they might be opened through
the intermediary offices Of friendly Rnjah. Tho
Ill honorable peace, but the reported conditions
Of settlement were wholly iuadmiasib1o.
, 1873-07-03

Rapids.
National Oainp- p-niootng at Codar Rapids con- On.
tinues unabated. Heavy rainH havo somewhat
incommoded the worallipors, but have not in
terrupted tho meeting. Tho mombera In attend
nnce though not so numerous as on Sunday, aro
Btiu counted by thousands. Tho mort wonder
full meeting thus far OF tho session occurred on
Monday night Tho Roy. Mr. Inaliip appealed
with powor to the pooplo OF God to Eo out and
bring in tho unconvorted. 1mmodiately over
800 persona, male and fomale, went every-
whore through the yast assomblage, boseeching
the people with tears and prayers to give tl.eni-
solves to God, and soon returned leading hum
drcds to tho altar OF prayer. Tho sconea OF
Pontecost woro re-enaotod, while many " found
peace to their troubled conBoeuces." Tho mook-
Ing will closo on Friday ovoning no1t.
, 1873-07-03
PHILADELPHIA.

Disappearance of a PnYnnaster's Clerk
--Tho Tanners In Convention.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2.--Do Leur, clerk to tho
paymaster at tho Navy-Yard, disappeared, aud
at loaat 81, 600 aro missing.
Tho Harrisburg tanners and the hide md
leather dealers Of Pennsylvania, representing
capital OF about s12, ,000, 600, wore III convention
in thia city to-day, preparing articles for tho
Gan1eoon onat To- ao SECOND
Tueaday In November.
, 1873-07-03
0bjttlNFYe

CINCINNATI, Ohio, July 2.--A dispatcl, from
Marietta, o., statoA that tho lion. Joseph q.
Wilson, member Of Congrosa from Oregon, died
Of paralysis at that place this morning.
DosToN, July 2,-john II. Eaatbnrn, an old
aud woll-kuown printer, died lant night.
, 1873-07-03
CUBA,

NEW YonK, July 2.-The Sun Announces TINT
Salvador Csnoras has been chosen President OF
tho Cuban Republic, Coapodes having resigned.
j., HAVANA, July 2.--A telegram from the authori-
ties at 8antR Clara announces the diaporsing Of
. band of insurrootonists nea1 that place BY a
detachment Of BpRniBh troops.
, 1873-07-03

ernl thousand lol1aro Inst Friday. ami ainco tl,on
had acted atraugolY.
Tho Atohison Topeka Il Santa Fo Railroad has
madc m important change In the torrnB OF tic
Ba1o Of Its lhnda. Hereafter sales will be n,ado
oil eleven yeara' time, with no payments oxcept
nnnual Interest On tho purchase monoy for tito
1rnt four year4.
, 1873-07-03
FRANCE.

VERSAILLES, Jn1y 2.-In tho AsHor1bly this
afrornoou, Dufauro'a motion to proceed to con-
1idoration OF nx-Prosidont ThicrB' Constitutional
bi1ls wns rejected.
Jules Lewrent, Of tho Right Ccntro, thon
moved that tho nppointmon Of special
committee Oh tho Constitutional bills
bills DO postponed one month aftor
the noxt recoBa. Aflor discussion, III
which dambotta took part, tho motion was
adoptod: Ga.nbetsa protested against the at
tempt Of the Assembly to manufacture u Com
stitutlon without iirat declaring for whom aud
for what kind Of Government It WIS fntondcd.
Tho Messenger dc Paris III informed TINT ne-
gotiations for postal convention will soon bo
roBumcd with tho United Statoy.