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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-15

THE SWISS NATIONAL GAMES AT JONES'S WOODS
The second annual festival of the Swiss
National Association which opened Sunday at JOness
Woods continued hrOugh yesterday. At a. IN. the
Swiss Mutual Benevolent Society OfNewH ork the Heye
tia Naunerchor the Hustler YereiD, the Alpine Jehwez
erischer Gemscht Choir the Jura MannerchOr the Con
ditor Society the Turnveriu. the Tkncse Mutual Bene
VIOLENT Society and the Helveua Rifle Club met at the
Teutonia Assembly Rooms in the Bowery whence they
marched TO the scene Of the festivities. Gear the
head of the procession triumphal car.
drawn by six horses on which seated young
ladies dressed IN the picturesque costume OF the
,iss nation on arriving the Woods the procession
, erected by a salute from the guns Of the park artil
Tory after which the Swiss national hymn was sung
WIN much enthusiasm At 10 a. m the llevetia Rife
Corps hogan the prize shooting which was one OF the
ronnent features of the sfestival, and continued tin
cbt Al noon the athletic spOrts began, the opening
ortornance being AN exercise the horizontal bar
by aholt is athletes Following tins came the
Iutsso of polls lifting and hurting OF heavy weights,
,r.stlino etc Twenty-Five young ladies and gentlemen
,rose,nV the p cauOns in Swzerlaud, peftOneu ihc
graceful dance OF the Alps at p ~ ine 80, sS S"u
tts and the Swiss national banner hOated from every
.nintnent point of the park, ana numerous bootn7
Ter,ed Tor The occasion. dspensed cOOh5 drhkS 20 o
tbistg pleasure seekers Early IN the evening pINt'
amounted 81 800 were awarded tno Tho Irei
sts in tbe shooting and athletic sports 10y ths fiesl
dent Mr. DE Cransa and the secretary, At hnueI pot
don OF The central organization III Tue PtNIlon; i
as galv decOrted with the nags OF an hhtluns,
WAS begun early III the day, aud war Co"n ,Ig nn6
late AT ght thus closing the testlVliitf' No@ly o'V
prople were present during the day ana me gIuss nc
Gems v ere estimated at more than F5ylJ. lH'
served was excellent. and the whole ahair was
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of the prosecution but refaned from entering into me
details OF the circumstances attending the homlcde.
Charles 0'Ne testified that he was lOlterins ABOUT
the Fleetwood Engine House the night OF the muir
der; SAW Morrison there, for while, and then 90 OUT
that he came back In short time for the trumpet ana
heard INN remark that they we're going 70 have run
1msarng with the engine that he was going 70 com
nand that night shortly niterward witness heard pts
oner,s dog bark and going Quito the alley way oO-
served Morrison aud the prisoner engaged IN scufe
Almost At the same moment the attention OF witness
Was direcred 10 house the street from which
some one threatened TO shoot Soon atetward he saw
Morrison walking upthe street ana ne saia ne nah
and Jaw him with knife in one hand aud the compa
nys trumpet In the other. stones were ten tnIoWu ~
somebody at the house pretty nVeH' t"e 'ii"i "''
then adjourned till to-day ....|
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ARMY ORDERS.

WAsHINGrON, July l4.-Lieut.-UOI. ]. 2 Hatch,
4h CIyy Acting Assistant irspecorenera Of the Department
Texas necs Fort Brown RnTgoM Barracks and
Forts Mcintosh Clark First Lieut. James " Morgan
2ih Intany promoted epuiHcY vice Ktolr retired
Lieut. L. Bulls has been promoted First Leuu-
anc Cart Moran and designated to Co At Fort Duncan
Pehgrr Paymaster been ordered proceed
ID aad Mount Ala ami Bsneas Barracks F
he OF paying the troops at those points
degnated the following named for
Oregon aud they will constitute separate command
r. g. H. Of the LIST Cavalry under the command
Major Green; Companies c. and Of the p q luuy, and
Battery ARTILLERY, under command o. Major r. C. Hssou A.
soo as the services Of Companies and NJ 4h Ary be
dispensed with su,ri public property they will report 70 Their
proper the department Of California aud Light
Battery B 4h Artillery and Companies AMI l2h, BE- DIS
pes.i with guard to the MJdo prisoners deI viii vpou 70 their
proper stations the Department Of California
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OBITUARY..
AMOS PILLSBURY.

Amos Pillsbury, Superintendent of the Albany
Penitenary died his residence in that institution at
Il O'Clock yesterday afternoon from cancer OF the som-
Penitentary IN Isl5, but he was recognized be-
ach Gen. Psbury assumed the SUPPLEMENTARY OF the
fore that time expert in prison discipline and
cement He honest as he was sklful In MS
work and during his 2s years services as public officer
he yndcated the good report of his early character and
took high rank for mis- Intelligent and economical man
agement OF the PenitentiarY. He lived and died
humble trustfu Christian, aud was loved and honoreu
by his fellowczens for his gentle bearing and genial
virtues in private life.
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Only one University pool was sold, rs Follows in
the order of choice Harvard, $40; Middletown 50;
Cornell, S.; Bowdon, So; Dartmouth, 50; Am
herst SO; "Aggies;" s.; and the field consisting
of Columbia, Yale, Trinity, and Williams, IS. This
has most significance as showing the great uncer-
talnty which surrounds the University race and the
promiDenee of Harvard. Lawrence of Dartmouth,
Phillips of Cornell Benton of Amherst, and Bowie
Of MagillUniversity Canada have entered, and
Shear of Harvard will enter, but has not yet done
so. for the Bennett cup All will at 10 o'clock on
Thursday
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LA1EST FOREIGN NEWS.

DISORDERS IN THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY,
VERSAILLES, Monday, July II, 1878.
The sitting of the Assembly to-day was un-
Usually disordery. A bill was before the Chamber au-
thorizng the Permanent Committee during the recess TO
sanction prosecutions against nsuters Of the Assembly
Daring the discussion of this there was in
describable tumult, .....l..
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GENERAL OUTDOOR SPORTS.

THE STRUGGLE BETWEEN THE LIMA S. AND THE
IDLE HOUR.
The second of the three trials recently ar
ranged tween the yachts Lima s. and lille Hour was
sailed yesterday of recnyiIe, n ]. The first trial 1t
VIII be remembered was made IA week ago of the Long
Island Cnb House. and by reason OF an accident TO tho
Lima s. resulted ~ favor Of the Idle Hour The race Is
for $50 and the triumph the Lima g. yesterday rem
ders third trial necessary before the victory DO
decided The entries owners DC, are as follows
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About 1000 people gathered at the Union
Grounds yesterday, to witness the NTH game Of the
championship series between the Atlancs Of Brooklyn
and the Athletics OF Philadelphia Pools sold before the
game began 90 to 10 in favor Of the Athletics but the
tables were quickly turned after the second inning had
been played at the end of which the Atiantcs stood
against none for the Athletics The batting OF the
Atlantics was safe aud strong, comprising 30 base
hits TO their opponents IL. The playing of Barlow and
Burdock OF the Atlantics. add that OF MeGeary ana
Fsler OF the Athletics notable features OF the
game The Atlantics the game easily by the
following score:
1,t o. 81 Al. 5th 9Th. III 9Th. Oh rotsl
z4a iSisiiss.:.:.....o 3 Z / Z ~
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FOREIGN NOTES.

A dispatch from Amsterdam, last night,
says extensive conhagration is raging among the
coal stores In that city.
The Congress of Peru has recently passed a
law for the encouragement OF emigration to that coun-
try and the Peruvian Administration will soon take the
necessary steps for carrying 1t into effect
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pde DR., ~ IS; Oh L- No winter Red 81 So Car .1s"
"a No Mroj, 36e. cash. S3e Anguas 42d>t4c
1,. ssd1 III good demand; go 2,3la632c cash 80 ys
Jsv ss,c seplsnbe 3i13Cc Sacked RJs s,p - 1G no
IN, r. ~ Sgi9, Pork eager at 3IG OO0SIb %. v
sailed m.s o. firmly, sales Bacon srm sbooden n
s,c inisiOi,s lad nominal. Live Hog 6msr at ~ ~
rs .S. LII roo1 deman8 Inferior 20 msfdn 800 20
r % choice Si0s6 CO. Reesps5 900 bits Eoe SAVV' p'''
We,t IA 900 bush Corn 81 900 bush Oas lOOO bush h MI
Wns1sGrox C.. Jaly I1-Spnts IuDenane qals' I" a. T.
r. ssv ~ 40 for Straipei Crude TnrpeDhae qlei . 10"
IT.5 "a n, YsIo, Die and ytrTn Tar steady at % 20
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The course sailed yesterday was from stake-boat OIL
the Idle Hour Hotel, Greenyie, TO and around the
oyster Island buoy thence TO buoy OF the West Bank
and return the home stake boat distance OF about
20 miles. After "a tedious delay tho start was finally
made stiff breeze from the southwest giving promise
later the breeze moderated, and almost "a dead
calm eusued, which detrncted materially from
the enjoyment OF the interested spectators. A
diving start was made, and at 235:5O the Lana 3
yas of The Idle Hour followed exactly 10 seconds
later and when the first buoy reached hid gained
no seconds % -sug The buoy at $50 with hff rival hl
ullnul. in advance. From this pO.AI the ldio Hour
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pASSEyGRRS SAILED.

POR GLAsGOI-Ia steamship GLd0ov, July IL 3rA Vsnee
MICS Florence Eva Gertrude Vance james j. Shi0n Albert
Clarence George and Herman Vance. w Andersen Casnl
nedy s.r,h Skey L. f. Crosev Mrs Cropsey John lecnr J.
Cro.tn D. w. Rcuck. K s. Dayie hugAiroyd Ovsiof ht
Robusou DaVidJ Jones.
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CHICAGO l4-CArTLK weak; tenfBg lowers sip
per generally hoiug % receipts 1900 fe. lots Of CD 70
Choice soi 40 30aS5 00 the outside price paid for oa
Averaging lower grades 6r. ssh rals Of thrOnyt eIa
at 80 3O6$3 so Cofni d. ~ 51si so; shipments LOO
Hogs-cepts $500 opened seye and safJ bat closed
weak at ~ 3Oat4 40 for Coamon " No
diam. 81 6O05i 80 Fair s. Ripa shipments. 0,VOO.
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COLLART-JACOBUs- Tlesay. Julv By the Rev C. 10
serve MauB C. Colart to Stela NJ Jscobus u Broltln
GOwDY-BBLL-Juy 10. Bighthst Pr.b7ran Church New
York bT the Rev Dr. Deems james GOaJj Aeslor., g. Mip
only daughter Of Joseph Bell, Brooklyn
Saturday June 81. 1873 81 the Uni,d
Legation, Paris, France. hy the lev A. Aptns ALL Vivian
Lille daughter OF ChaS d. Mathews all ofNeSfora
wYNNB-ADAAE-In COyncton Jaly g. by Rev ros Doit
Thomas Wynne " Brooklyn Jennie Nlge, Ouy daughter
r. c. and Caroline Adams No cards
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POUR YOUNG MEN DROWNED FROM SAIL BOAT
BALTIMORE, July H.-About O'CLOCK tnls
afternoon in the river 10 miles below The Guy OH VI"
low Grove squat struck and capsized SAL Doa' con
tanning seven young men, four OF whom-Mller spehce
age II; Jacob Andrews age q Baldwin Wilson, age 10
and George Cook, age 2O-wcre drowned.
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CHERSB MARKET.

Urea n T. Jolly 1i-CHEEsE~ihs ohsn hs's r Tbs
only 600 Ne offerings Of nost s,,,. .
12G12ic The weeks factory, for which there sS uh1'1A
settled for l3ic - LII th.
AZ Little Pals boIes pr dairy we're o1sIe arc s"N o2
ruling these ia 1l9ir No o 500 M u.
we're offered 700 sold; e fang 1is "
l2i4c. the extremes, Ia z1l2lg-
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GOVERNMENT REPORT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. Tuesday, July l5--l a. m.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, :
WASHINGTON. Tuesday, July Isl a. n.y.
Synopsis FOR the past tventy-fOur hours
The barometer has risen slightly in the
Eastern Gulf States since Sunday night, but fallen very
generally the Middle and Eastern States where 1t Is
now lowest
The temperature has risen slightly in the South Allan
tic States aud most decidedly in NcwEngand EasteTlY
winds have prevailed with clear weather and occa-
sonal local storms, in the Eastern, Gulf. and South
Atnntio states.
Cloudy weather is reported from the southwest.
SOuth.westerly winds. with cloudy or partly cloudy
weather and local rains reported from the
Middle aud Eastern States and lower lake region They
have prevailed over the upper lakes and Northwest,
but are now followed by aud northwest winds,
with clear aud clearing weather,
Probabilities.
On Tuesday for the Gulf states, southeast and south
west winds, rising temperature, increasing clOuuess
aud local rains the coast for the South Atlantic
states sOutheasterly winds veering 10 sOutheasterly
higher temperature, and local rains.
For the Middle States rStg barometer. SOhresf and
,cesrLg oiRdS purity cloudy aud cedriHg heather for
New Eng and sOuth-westerly winds.
Coudy weather and occasional Local raus for the lake
region and Ohio Valley westerly winds. lower tempera-
ture and probably cloudy and clearing weather. Md
night Geographic reports are missing from the upper
lake region, the Northwest, and Rocky Mountain sta
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NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. July H.-Chief- Engineer Charles
DeVsn ordered % Inspector Of Machinery aG0at e
Portsmouth Navy Yard. oa the 26th inst. y
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MIRRIEU.

True False Science, Speech at the ryntsn Banquet By
PaTke GoisIh. 10 TElBUSs LscrUES ExrR, NJ. ;.
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NEw-yoRK DAILY TR1Bu me- TUESDAY, JULY Is, 1873

gained slowly and at one time was for few minutes
In ADVANCE Of the Lima g. The latter however, soon re-
covered what she had lost and at the West Bank buoy
was minutes in advance She easily won the race by
about seven minutes. Tho time OF ths arrival was
7'iS'oo' WINE the Idle Hours time was 72sso .a3
i.il THE MANHATTAN YACHT CLUB REGATTA. u
The fourth annual regatta of the Manhattan
Yacht Club will be sailed to-day the yachts being d-
vded into two classes cabin sloOps and open boats
The yachts will start from anchorage of the club
house on South Brother Island at The course for
hrst-cass soops win be from the anchorage to Throggs
Point buoy, to the northward aud westward OF the
Stepping Stones, thence TO Sands Point buoy, whence
they VIII return by the The secondcass
sOops VIII sail to and around the Stepping Stones buoy
ana thence directly home The length OF the courses
are thus 20 and miles respectively The steamer Fort
Zee WI accompany the feet aud will start from the
1oot OF spring st., N r. at a. M; from Peckslip at
GaG from Thrtyseyenthst, f. r., at 10; from Seventy
ninthst, at 1920 from Ninety -rsst at l040 and from
One hundred-and- thirtethst, at IL The following 10
the list OF entries for the race:
Name = orr,r Mana - O1enr
Joe Jefferson Yaran. Newton Sdues
EiIn5ua Wilism Peet hsry Emma. " Brinkerboh
Onon...W and J. Cooper hary Gibson Lock wood Gibson
Smith Ford. Msry Louise Dillon Ransom
sarah W. McCabe skip Jsck...J H. Brss>ington
TSihsht......R TOumsns TlJ Coonbe...J. r Thompson
] Lephyr...' :, John hJslop
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BAgE-BALL.

The regatta Of the Wilamsburgh Yacht Club will also
occur to-day and the list of entries gives prCnise Of an
exciting contest.
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DIED.

AH Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed tciLi flH
name and address,
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JULY WEATHER.
HEAVY RAIN IN ENGLAND.
% partly.

LONDON, July IA heavy storm of rain,
accompanied by sharp lightning, swept over Yorkshire
yesterday Reports from various points in the country
state that the crops greatly damaged Several per-
sons were killed by lightning.
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Sueclal Notiees

Olive LOgaB's New Novel, THEY MET Bi CHANCE"
The snson Everybody tails about IT, All booksellers have
Price 81 90
Chittenaugo Mineral Waters
Rheumssm Dyspepsia salt hbeu S0ua and hlner Das
Sold IN quarts aud pirts BY iesag druggists Dpo ~ C9e
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKgT
CATTLE MARKET.

PRoyDzscE g. l.. Juy l4-Pnpang Cloths nominal and IN
changed. .......r
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/ Oh % ota s- r. ou' .rs}.I lr5f f.'t
I ss- ...Ia ,1sbi.ar9 tem or 5ur9a o.a.
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an THE MANHATTAN YACHT CLUB REGATTA.
the list OF entries for the race;
SECOND
NGms. Orr,r. Mama

Edmt. IS Oicnsv.
C,rrie. Newton Sduires
hHy Emma ". 4. Bnnkerboh
MARY Gibson. Lockwood 4 Gib.on.
Mary Louiss. .DiltOu Ransom.
skip Jsck.......J. u. Brss,ington.
TIL. Coombie....J. p. Thompson.
Zephyr...,........John HJslop.
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Totals $50 slI7 800 $40 81 $50 sos $50 $50 SEQ j3 $sC
Pool. were Sold at Long Branch for todays a:

Mari Iorlsn late Boulge5, 80 Buehu, snd bseos's
- Artist. So Outs, % ,
, 1873-05-29
CITY ITEMS:

Tho body Of Horny Parsons, who Was drowned
III Calumet Lake while out boating laet Tuesday
afternoon, was recovered ycBtorday afternoon.
It was removed to tho church ut tho corner OF
Sophia and Mohawk atraota, whero the Coroner
will hold an inquest to-day.
4 melancholy accident occurred yesterday
afternoon nt half.paBt q o'clock, In q stone.
quarry near tho Arteainn Wells, on tho Wost
Side. During the process Of blasting pieco
Of stone, ono Of tho blasts failod to go off. Do-
Ing surrounded by humorous other blnsts. and
S 5 soGs fbS bSg a90 ono Of d tho agg shsgS1
About half an hour aftor tho charges Ind
been put in, and while the worknlen
were handling tho piecos Of atone which had
been broken, tho blast wont off. A workman
who was in tho vicinity named William Lange-
1us, Of No. 35 Clarendon street, Nas struck In
tho Dyes by several pieces Of stono, and DR..
Willard, the attending physician, thinks he will
loso hts sight. Tho accident Is made tho Baddor
by tho faot that the injured man has largo
family dependent on him for support.
, 1873-05-29
Drowning OF II Woman and Two OF
Her GhlIdrGn.

From tho Mt'scatine {fa.) Journal, May At.
By the Liberty (Mo.) Tribune Of tho 9TH wc
have an account OF sad calamity which befol
tho fa1nily OF benjamin Williams, late of this
county. On the 30th OF April, while inmigrat-
ing in wagon to Kansas, he attempted to ford
tho Flshing River, noar Liberty, hut tho stroa.n
was 10 high that tho horses were Obliged to
awim. They got across with the wagon In aafety,
but, having aoatod below tho road, tho bank was
10 ateop tint they could not. ascend it. The
horses turned around to go book, when tho wagon
uncouplod aud thoy separated ftom it, leavlpg
tho entire family in the wagon-box with tho
hind Wheels Tho wagon aud contents we're
noon submerged, aud tho lnother and three chill
dron sank unlor tho angry wators, whilo Will
bank. Dropping his almost drowned child
aud throwing on His ovcrcoat, he pursued on
ward to tho rescue OF the reat, tho current run
ming at such rapid ratio TINT y vas almost Inn
possible for him to keep up. with 1t. While run
hing along the Shore watching for the appear
ance Of some OF tho bodies, lo, OF . dlstauoe.
saw l,s wlfo rise and sink for tho last timo. lie
then Bprang into tho water, In hopes bin wife
would rise again, aud at TINT moment hie babe
made its appearance, which he succeeded III roa-
outng, being, az he supposed, noarly lfoloas. All
furt6or efforts to rescue tue mother and the re-
naming ohildron we're In vain, Rs they did not
again appear. The oltizsna 1t tho nolRhbor-
, 1873-05-29
The Derby Races---England's
National Gambling Day.
Terrible Boiler Explosion In Brussels
---EOurtcon Liyos Lost.
NeWfoundland'e Ultimatum to
the Atlantic Cable
Company.
Rumored Proposition to Confirm
MaoMahon for Five Years.
GREAT BRITAIN.

GReAl 6RIlA AIN.
LONDON, May 28.--Tho annual summer moot
ing at Epaom commenced Jentcrday. Tie groat
racing ovont OF the year, = run for tho Derby
atakos, takes place to-day. Tho morning opened
with indications Of rain, but tho clouds are now
breaking. and the prospecta sru good for 1lno
day. Tho exodus Of Londonera from tho city
commenced oarly this morning, and tho trains to
Epnon woro crowded to their utmost capacity,
Ind On the carriage roads arc continuous lhes
of vehicles Of all descriptions loaded With visit
pru to the races. In London but little business
y being done, - everybody who can get away
IATER-Tho race for the Derby stakes MAS
won BY Doncastor. Tho run for the aeoond
place In the race for tho Derby etakes was d
dead heat betwoen Gang Forward and Kaiser.
The bott1ng Just before tho start Was 40 to 1
against Doncaster, 7 to against Kaiser, and
t. t. against Gang Forward. Twelve horses ran.
started vol togathor, Doadrolt loading to Tot
eenhAm Corner. At tho distance Of 200 yards
from tho nntBh, DoncAator, Gang Forward, and
KAiser were nearly ABREAST. Whom 100 yards
from tho stand Doncaster spurtod and cauao In
ahead amid tho wild oheortng Of tho multitude
winning II tno raoe by half longth. Time, 4
Austin Byron Bidwell, tho alleged bank forgor,
was brought up at Guildlall To-day. Formal
testimony was taken establishing his identity,
and he was rcnandod to jail.
In the libel case Of o'Koefo Va. Achbishop
Cullen, tho plaintiff was awarded one iarthing
damages.
a bill has been filed In ohsncery against tho
Anglo-American oabls Company, to prevent tho
nmRlgamation Of itB stock with that Of tho Now
foundland and F-onch Atlantic Telegraph Com
paniea.
, 1873-05-29
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, MAY 29 l87s

tight Of way Of tho lntter Company in tho City Of
dannge in favor Of tho Chicago i Northwestern,
aud Of s2b4 in favor Of aoslyn. This case has
boon on trial for tho pnut two woeka, and has
attracted much attention, boing tho first CARO- Of
this character ever triod In this State.
New MADISON, O., Mny 28.--A largo md on
thuBlnsto railroad meeting was hold hero to-day,
In the interest Of tho proposed Cincinnati,
Eaton h Union City 1lnilroad. Union City, Phi
eatino, Eldorado, and Ehton wore fully ropro-
seated. Afttclos Of Incorporation were draw,
and forwarded to Columbus. Tho capital stock
was plhood ut $400,OO0. subsoription books will
bo oponod 1t once. This is tho fourth, neoting
held horo this npring In tho intorost OF this
push tho ontorpriae with great vigor.
, 1873-05-29

"a curious detail Of tho habits Of tho Imperial
tho residence Of tho Russian Imperial Family in
italy. The Empress does not correspond With
tho Emperor by tho Post Office. A service Of
courie1s has been established betweon Sorrento
and st. Petersburg. composed OF eighteen per-
Sons, who arc continually en- route between tho
two places. Tho Immediate friends Of her Mai-
esty write to Russia like other pooplo-that is to
say, through tile oblging aud economic medium
Of the Commander Barbaynra. But no letter OF
tho oza5ina 10 ever thrown into the box, or sent
to tho Russian Legation; every time tho En-
proas wrises as aho does nearly every day, a
courier starts with packet, which ho is In
structed 10 deliver into tha. hands Of the Ozar
himself