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THE LUMBER TRADE.

Suspension OF a. Combination OF
Twelve Lending Firms In the Trnf1c.
Special Dfspntch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEY YonK, May 24.-A dispatch from Troy an
nounces the suspension ct twelve prominent lumber
Arms On account Of the fai1ure Of the combination to
control the Western lumber market, with liabilities
amounting to s. 600. Three Of these firms, Messrs.
Dodge & Co., Orson Richards, aud 2. Wadams Co.,
do business in this city. Wataon Twitche who arc
named in the dispatch Is belonging to Chicago, Is
firm in Newnrf, n. J. On application this afternoon
for particulars ut No. 50 Wall street, to the firm Of
Dodoe l. Co., the members said that the persons
named formed combination ear1y last summer, not
to control the Western lumber market, but
for mutual interest in dfspong OF their manufactured
lumber TO the best advantage. They had In their
session great amount OF lumber, amounting to 30o
600 feet much OF which they Tere obliged to carry
over last wnsr This action neceasitated By the
stringent money MARKET high ffeghts on the lakes,
and the uuuguaI backWardnc&5 Of the season. As
much capital otherwise available, thus locked up,
and the stronger hrs were hanpered by their con-
reaources Mesxrs q. n. Barnard, White Co., Page
Co. and Dodge Co. invited six prominent bank
officers representing from ono-th1d to oue-haH Of
their creditors IN amount to make IN examination Of
scrutiny Of tho entire business, and the 20h inst.
reported that the resources Of the firms argey
IN excess Of the Claims against them, but in
uuence OF the peculiar character Of the lumber trade
il which nearly eighteen months fs required to turn
creditors to grant them reasonable time to turn their
assets Into cas In consequence Of this State Of aara
the business Of these firms is tep oray interrupted
Mr. Richards t ts said ia the largest manufacturer Of
spruce and hemlock in the country The combination
was chiefly depo:ed to pdaa lumber. The aggregate
abiftiea Of tie firms IL said TO- ba actually shout
$3 00G,0Q -
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GREAT BRITAIN,

NEW YORK, May 24.--1n London, this being the fl
tfourth recurrence Of the birthday Of Qaeen Victoria
to-day was kept ha1f-hoNday, and ushered in
by the firing Of salutes and the ringing Of bells. Dur
ing the day there revtew Of the military, and in
the evening the city win be Illuminated
NEW YORK, May 2A-The London Daily Nk1rs Of
Nay IL publishes dispatch dated Nice, May II, from
DR.. Quincy, John Stuart Mills attending phyician,
from which It appears that ha In fair health aud
good spirits mp to the time OF his attack of arypelas
which rapidly tan Its fatal courze In tbs
short space Of four days.. This disease Is
epidemic in the low-lytng clsy ground about Avg-
non. He knew the situation was not healthy. but had
purchased houze and grounds only because they
were close to the cemetery, where hia wife WAS
buried fifteen Jears ago and in order that he might
spend much Of his h1na possible near her tomb
Tho house, moreover, wns densely surrounded By
trees which he would not allow to be touched lest the
nightinga1es abounding in the neighborhood should
quit the spot The avenue under the shade Of which
he composed and studied, WIS filled with
swallowing, and from the heat and weight Of the enor
NOUS swelling which over bis faco and neck.
Yet he learned the fatal nature Of tho attack with calm
and resignation. His expressed desire that ha
might not outHve his mental faculties and suffer from
long, wasting disease ws gradded, for ha great intel
lect remained clear to the last moment His wish that
hin funeral might be quiet and simple attended to
by his loving stepdaughter with devoted soictude.
The funeral took pnea IN tho simplest fashion,-the
French doctor, Protestant pastor, and myself alone
being present With the family Prayer offered at
the grave, and uloat touching address made by
the PASTOR Then the peSutiful tomb Of his wife
opened and hc paced by the side OF her he loved
70 we'll,
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THE JUDICIAL CONTEST.


premc Court Ratified at Yates City
ELL, by a Small Meeting of Farmers.
Special D9$pateh to Tbs Chicago 1}f1ssz,e.
], .GAlEsBrRa, Ill, May A.-A notice appeared in IN
ElnTood paper that Farmers' Convention would be
held ut Yates City the oath 1t 10 m, to be ad
dressed by l. N. Craig The farmers clubs' and
grangers OF the adjoining towns were Invited At the
appointed time some twenty thirty mostly delegates
from farmers clubs were In attendance It was
u7ored that mr. Craig would not arrive I'LL O'Clock,
p AT p. m. the meeting called to order, and
Mr. Knahe, Of Salem, called to the chair. The Chair
an nounced that tho meeting was called by the Salem
Grange to .rsdfy tho nomination Of Mr. Craig, and
that the erangars aud members Of fa1ne1a climbs, who
aad that no other: business was in order
that Mr. Craig bad been invited to address
endo sst l. eoaa not e n
Democratic candidate for Circuit Judge . resolu-
and the char then gave notes That The work q ths
Convention vas done; that the Salem Grange would
gzangsrs who could make themselves known Ut the
gate would be welcome. The delegates aud others
. 9hs5 M e s as. s9nS 9
mar, all the way from Chicago, to SEQ and
hear Mr. Craig jerted up his csrpet-bag aud e1cla-
Tor o fps whole
. Special Dispatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune,
AURORA, IL, May 24.-The .farnueEs of Zane, Ken
dau and DuPaGe Counties met In the City Ha here in
Judicial Convention, and nominated the Hon Sylvan
Wilcox, Of EIgin. Many Of the most prominent cit
zepa including several Supervisors, present and
exhibited degree OF unaninity that promises hard
fight The fricndA Of Mr.. Wheaton feel that 1t will be
q close contest, and are working unceasug1y. Judge
Wilcox is very popular, and highly respected for his
integrity.
MORRISON Whiteside Co., IL, Nay 2I-The
Whitesde County Central Grange representing eiRh.
teen subordinate oranges Of this county, net here To-
day and passed tho following: I
Resolpsd, 'That 1t Ia the sense Of the Whitesfds
County Central Grange that the Hon. ". Wheaton
is entitled TO our confidence for the position Of Judge
mend him to the farmers throughout the District.
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NEW YoHB, May 24.-uaurice Daily, champion, haa>
accepted the challenge OF ALBERT GARNER to ptay =
billiard match involving the championship aud pos--
session Of the diamond cue.
Bsse Ball-AthleHes II Mntuals, 7. ...
BosroN, Msy A.-Base Ban-Bostona, Q Ball.
mores, 7.
:, PHnADxLPH1A, May A.-Base BaIl-Fhiladelpht2s,t
81 Atlandcs, i.
NEW YoHx, Msy a{-The rival trotttng sszociatons.
having settled their differences, the trot for tho purs
Of s, 500 between 5udga Fullerton and Gzzeua Will
take place on Prospect Park track, May So =
spectat Dispat;h to Tie Chieaqo 111bnne. -~,::
EEw YoaK, May 24-The Athletics and Afutrsh
played return game the Union Grounds thte xfer.
noon in presence Of 900 xpectators The playing vzs
remarkable only for the Wild throwing Of The Mutual
third base1nan, BeI1an who substituted er Nd.
son, deposed This Lost the Nutnas easy Victory.
InninJs- 11346k1
Mutuah.. .....1 J3Ooc-1
First base BY errors: MutuaIa, !. Athletes. 3:
runs earned Mntuals 2; Athstte4 3; aclding e..
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AUSTRIA.


NEW YonK, May 2.--A letter from Vienna Of tha
10th says The panic ut Its height on the 9Th.
when more than 100 fixtures we're announced.
Many old respectable banking houses have gone On the
LIST Of bankrupt along with crowd OF mushroom con-
co1ns which sprang up under the influence Of the
InauiA for speculation TINT has prevailed
during tho past year. In the great
crsa Of 1859 the total LOGS oceasoned BY the fall Of
stocks quoted the Bourse amounted to Is Coo 600
6or1ns Already it hiss exceeded ten times thst amount
The chief sufferers the speculative banks and
numerous building companies. Hundreds Of bubble
companies were organized, and their stock
snatched up at prices absurd inconsistent with the
prospects Of profit they offered. Almost every day
saw new banks organized with mythical capital whose
stock was palned off upon the crednlous public by
the influence Of the names Of few Barons and Counts
upon the sta Of Directors and By The putting Of sub
stdized newspapers. The building Companies OUT
numbered the banks and were about as unworthy of
monster hotels to putting up sodawater fountains.
Cotton and wooen factories, iron-works, brew
cries. mills, &C., were built without my re-
gard to the demand TINT existed for their
products and the speculative fever induced people to
buy stock not investment, but In the hope that
the next day somebody would give higher price for 1t.
Hundreds Of costly buildings have been erected in VI
emma BY these building companies in 3 style Of ele-
gunce before unknown here. Crest apprehension 1s
felt that the catastrophe will ultimately involve the
general mercantile and manufacturing interests Of the
EMPIRE and produce serious disturbance in MI kinds
Of business. II the panic goes no further than the
Stock Exchange, although the victdr1s will be num-
bered by Thousands, and tho indirect effects Of tho
crisis will be felt for long time, the lesson 1t will
teach will perhaps be worth the cost.
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the railway aud steamship property, but the force Of
1870 men furnished to the citizens was withdrawn.
Nost Of the uta, blacks, outaide OF the city have
takep to the woods with their arms. ~ -
ExP1esident Corcss remains by request Of tha ct-
zens until perfect tranquility Is restored. / *
dent of Guatema and the rebel faction Dispersed:
stated that Senior PaIscios, who recently arrived
!at} Panama., has purchased the steamer Gen.
Rherman, md is now arnang her II to-. pro-
ceed> ia. pnaoa, Honduras, overthrow ths present
Government, replace Medina in the Presidency, then
organize an army, Cross the frontier, uniting with
tIonixe Guatemala
, 1873-05-25
WALL STREET.:
Review OF the Money, Gold, -13omd, ,
Stock, and Produce Markets.

Review OF the Honey, Gold; .Bond,
Stock, and Produce Markets.
Special Dispatch to 1Ae Chicago tribune, :;
New YonK, May 2-Wau street was insnffefahly
dull to-day. Money ruled easy from to per cent
cau. Tho bank statement is uufavorabls, ahoving u
net loss Of in the legal reserve which is gen.
eral disappointment to Tbs street. :
.:,~ srooKa ::
were duer than on any other day ii the week Aside
changes small. The attendance at the Exchange
was slim, and the market at times neglected. The
bank statement had no pezeeptble effect On prices.
- -... Z GOLD ~
was active, with = further sdyance The manoeuvrea
Of the bull combination II gold Is stu the subject Of
comment It is intI1nted that Gould Is strengthening
himself in gold At this time prevent tho stock
ket running away from him. This Vienna panic being
Ut an end, and the drain OF gold from the Bank Of
England being checked It is reasonable to suppose
that the bank rate might be reduced to such figure
as would send capital here foe employment III
carrying large load OF stocks in thtA market Il fa
said that this s just what the great bull wants to pro-
Tent possible He has gauged the receptac!cs for
Be-, % relied upon. IN II e' N emergeneS. enc e II Z
he kesp money feyerah by occasional sQneeses be
can prevent Tina loana being made on stock OPERA
tons, and compel PARTIES who caTrytngs1osds to
gold to Europe through = decentralization q the Ell
ne q ass
quently English capital Will stay at home.
TIE 1MroRT6
at this port for the week ending to-day were So 1885,
. Governments we're strong and prices advanced to
the highest point Of tho The moat important
feature is the scarcity Of all descriptions, which
= marked improvement whenever ths demand becomes
a little active. 80. =. -.
PRODUCE. - s~:-
For -four the inquiry light under strong dis
position to ~realzei Most grades under 500 were
easler though there little anxiety to rca11ze
winter wheat brands No. and ordinary extraa wore
very heavy, with more doing In sour. Sales, 500
brs receipts, q, ,33A brs. Wheat BETTER the wants
Of shippers compelling them to pay some advance
No. a spring to complete carRoes. The offerings Of
good epcng are limited: Winter quiet but firm.
Sales, s., 500 bu receipts, $3.50 bu.
Pork was quiet and eaater Tor Juno delivery. Mny
is quoted Ut about s1662K. The saes cash and regu
lar were about l75 brle At <170o for new meas and
s15co for runps. For future delivery, $50 hrs for
June sold 1t $1e62K. Receipts 145 pkgs. Cut meats
generally quiet but for dry sailed meats there
YVES more demand and 125 boxes medium hans sold at
lie. Dry ealted shoulders quoted ut 7H@74c-
Sales Of 500 lbs picked bellies made t., II lbs
average quoted 3d. Receipts, 487 pkgs. Bacon
fairly active and prices about the s4e, with aafcs Of
boxes Of short clear SC SPOT Long clear is quoted
at 8Ac. Lard was quiet and rather unsettled Vest
s quoted at 1-l6o the spot and for May For
future delivery, the bu91ness reported embraced 500
tcs for My 1-1sc and go tca for July Il 7-lec.
Receipts, $40 pigs. -'' .
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SPAIN.

PKAp1aaAH, Nay 24-The CarIlsts deny that the vol
unteers who surrendered at san2huja butchered
They state that they hold them subject to exchange
for Cxrlists. ;
MADRID, May 2A-The Council Of Ministers yester-
day In postpontng the elections IN Cuba for Deputies
to the Constituent Cortes, fixed upon no day.
BARCELONA, May A.-THo corpaes have been found
near Ma11etu, with picard on EACH bearing these
worda; :" Killed while attempting to assassinats Don
A1fonso,n
The levy Of young men ordered by Gen. VeIarde Il
well received, Many manufacturers will continue the
Salaries Of their operatives while they in the ser
vice 1untaa are forming to promote the enforcement
Of tho levy.
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Defeat and Resignation Of Pres
iident Thiefs and ministry: i:
Details Of the Recent Panic in Vienna
~ The Era Of Speculative Bubbles.
Particulars Of. the Death Of John
! >...~ Stuart MILL. =:
FRANCE

!
VERSAILLES, May 2.-The debate upon the interpret
Istfon Of the overnpent uas rcsn,ned tha noornn1
ortx.r. &. ....-s.-.--,.. =,
- ~oAe0aeo "Atu 1Ao no1eo kAsee se0tetu4s
pT A1nascr Dufsufe, addressed the Assembly urging
the definite establishment Of the Republic His utte1-
IAr -. nts. - - t ~ 10 49,
"+s ~" Aso' Ae.4ano@ a1.sut" oPou 1Ae cone10aoo
OF In1exa speech the Assembly took rece81. H.
The Assembly xecppyeued st O'Clock thig afker7oou
and after an anarga+1 .raoch 1 f,,uf,oo~ paroto
1~,.,. =. sA4.< @
.aaaei ~ .ue Ante1lots 1e1ectaa, py 7o1e o1 So9
against 348 the simple order Of the day, proceeding
from the Left and supported bY the Goyernmant An
order .of the dav 7ronors5 hv tbs p5oht
,7- -. =. eA7
declaring that tho present form of Govern
menf Was' not under discussion. and regretHng
that the recoustucton Of the ministry did not afford
conservative guarantees, was than adopted By vote
of $50 against 344-
Upon the announcement Of the result Of the vpta,
BArngnon, number Of the Right, said, the supreme
hhould not remain silent His remarks were received
with noisy protestat1ons by the Left When the tu-
multi had subsidized. BaraRnou resu1ued and nrppoaed
night session Of the Assembly
DufAure Minister Of Justtce aacended tha trihune
and declared that France would not remain moment
cast "There e1istg,n b6 eaid "a Preetdaut and tho
Hepubl,c Tha Nfniaters ,xon}d anawar Tor the main
tenanco Of ordern Thav rvnnld rorsn1t WIN fha
President and aoree Ia niubt Kitting Tie LETT
Eurona and nosinritv an e1,mnja ~ thia mnnetrnns
inRratitude n Tha noht insiated Inst the Goyero-
ment shnnd ,,,orr+v r,rrn1ncee t+s 1ecsInn In Tim
Asaemh]v After fnrther deh,te which waa non doted
aidst t6e oresea eritannant Z waa ecided to hava
n nirht session and rsoesa VA t,hen untiI evening.
The atreota were crowded With people ea9ari7 svatpq
tha i1ovoo,,I,orto ~ +he n1ohtt. rittin1
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trenches IN many cases aro scarcely deep enonon
to al1ow the coflns to rest mora than -
inches below the earths surfsce The hesyv
f3tna hare washed away Whist little earth cnye-
ing there wns, End today there are hundreds ~
|eee1ns exposed to ytsy. In many instances two
ize in the tter Of space they are often placed IN
trenches two and three Deep At the feet Of fhrsa
ahabby graves md rude collins arc modest tah1ess
(which record the surezdnga and deaths at hundreds q;
men, women, and children.
, 1873-05-25

MKHPH1s, May 2+-Ftank Dennis, a cook cr ~
rlvcr residing at No. 80 Hill street, found his daughter
Fanny, aged 16, in a house Of nlfame todal.
After taking her home he began to beat her. Suddenly
she staggered and fell against sewing machine zna
in a few minutes expired An inquest was hsa sndA
verdict rendered that abe cme to her death from bs
inflicted by her fsther. Dennis surrendered to tha p
lice and Was jailed.
, 1873-05-25
LOUISIANA

The Congressional Excursion Party
/ Bored By the Kellogg md mcEnery
Factions--The Fort st. Philip Canal
-ScheIue--T1e CxastoHa-House R1ng
md the Towing Swint1le--Sypher
and WaFmoth--The Presidents Pros
clamation.-How 1t Is Regarded.
Special Dfspatch to The Chicago Tribune. --
| new 0R1EAzs Msy A.-The Congressional party
returned from the mouth Of the river at T. nn and
leave BY special train for the North at 4 p. N. ::
The partisans Of both Kellogg and H1cEnery ara
doing an they know to gain sdherents among the
Congressman, and they have so far succeeded that
few Representatives will re1ain and partaka. OF
the private hosptatftfes Of Kellogg, WArmoth, Nc
Emery, aud other politicians. Mona of the Cougresa-
men have committed themselves to an espousal of
either side, but they listen eagerly to
an statements In order to .-.t4ke action
In the next Congress, aud nearly all tho
Representatives pledged to support the Fort St
Philip Canal scheme. It is Judged feaaib1e there he-
trg only lock regulate, and the remainder of tn
work consists Of mere excavang except at tha o,,h
cost win be s6oooooo to $1,000, Aa sttaHpt IL
xnsde to oad this simple scheme with all sorts of i
ha a IN s
RI present channels set desp, ad can se be
complain that the Tow-Boat Company, which is sstd
Casey st h aebslateg na.a asana 4an
they pretend there is water. When they can AVOID
towing them In they do 80, preferr1n9 10 let them
stick IN the mud until the tugs called to tow them
off into port at tho rate Of 900 per hour The of-
but, With such game as Ills going On, It Is pract
cay useless to do They therefore favor the canal
TS asayta Ss.a & The ta' -
& Sagt; Pssis did nst 6i1eh: plot tes4aed ied
the s., 600 per hour for the Tow-Boat Company
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TeIeurAphic Breviu =.

A%HEEKEPl1IE 18TEV10 ca
James Woods, poor 1sborar Of UHe T. Ind~t " ~
holder of ticket No. 8o,7T7, which d, aw ths 7qs9'
prize in the onnahs lottery.
Hans Christensen and Chris Oleeon, two D11s. ~
respectively 81 and 49, while boainge Ceisr ss.. =.
at Cedar Fatls Iowa, Last night uefe carried over
dam and drowned. The bodies hare: not Jet bes1|
covered. ,*>~-.il
rhe disH11ay Of Mr. n1cNe1,1.. IL Aux sst1s, RI
Morris, III, was seized laat week bya n oicek O -
United States Intaznal Revenue Dep& ttent fo1 H tx
payment Of taxes. It vii be sold at auction O ~ III
premises, together With 346 barrels hghWne. .ns
tho 6tn of Juna Nj. McNeuls with conusals Deg
to Washington to tn to FIX I'D tho M HC+
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NEW YoHK, May 24.-Pana1na dates to May Is aro
received by the steamer Henry Chsuncey.
a Commissioner has been sent to Preeideut Naita
from Panama, to bring him back to asauma the head
Of the Government, The Prefect Of Aspinwau, s.nor
pexnett, was Acting President An annesty had been
arranged and the expenses of the late trouble weEp to
be assumed by the State Department.
During tho fighting In Panama. the national troope
State troops douhls that number, Considerable urop
ery outz{de the city has been destroyed; The guard
fnrniahed hV Admiral steeamau remains, PROTECTING
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The Atlantic Death.Ro11.

NEW 9oRx. May A-Four hundred and tgentv-
e8nt bo1ea have been recovered from the vrecf 81
INC s:eamshtP Atlantic leavtng 118 passengers unac
counted for. Nearly dozen bodiea of the iost ca5n
pas4sansers Esa4a are s r1sRfng, and, although a tho
Is not thought that any bodies VIII be found IN ten
When entered as tho passengers believed to aye
escaped 70 tho deck when informed uf tnair In.
pending danger after the vessel struck -
New YozK, May pa HALIFAX Letter On tha
tnterRent Of the bodies Of the passengers al tne
ssss1satp Atlantic sass !" The araYea or
, 1873-05-25

BOSTON: May 21-The Board OF Trinl Of tbe Masza-
ehnsstts Medical M Society," which recany trted certain
me epeas q the ne Society fof practising Homeopathy On
membership rendered decaion to-day, and segvsd ~
copE upon Zach msnber tpyclyed. The Board Wy ths
the argements on each slds fullv conz.Saa7 ~ ~
charges md Specifications fully proved and the
accused are aeyeFalfy guilty OF conduct unRscorinp
ano ua"ol1ny an honorable physician BY practain1
homeopathy. Therefore Il rocommanded thedr sInr's
atoh from the Massachusetts Medical Societv f~
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= F."'.@ I'm lELtNols. > 2
: CANTON, m, May 24.-on Thursdsy evening ter
rife atnzm Of Hind and -rain-paseed through this
county, west OF the village Of Avon. It was regular
tornado. = apparently nox1ne1eed at Swim Crock,
westery direction, and ending near Avon; IA Fulton
County, sweeping through track 10 to loo rods ii
desth. Many buildings were de1noUshed, indeed,
everything is destroyed in the track Of the atorm;
houses, barns fencea orohards etc. learn Of sev-
eral PERSONS being killed Ii Warren County, and many
badly injured The track of the storm Il scattered
With dead fowz and cattle Tho aggregate loss to tho
fatmers must amount to hundreds of thousands Of
dollars - - go - = . "" - =" -"
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AT MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 21.--A gale, accompanied BY.
heavy fal Of rain, passed. over The city At s O'Clock
this evening, doing considerable damage. The tow
boat Little Apa. with : two barRes IN; tow
when opposite the elevator, was capsized
and sunk IN 100 feet .of water The barges
we're cut loose and n1l hands saved. The
boatrhalonged to Luc1us Miller, and IVES worth shout
5000 insurance unknown.
The front wal Of asRo + Fiaher's cotton warehouse
VILE blown down. 4 boy named Calne Plerce
yerely injured. The rear wall Of Coopsr Christians
cotton warehouse was also blown down.
, 1873-05-25

>. WAsaMoroH, May A--President Early, of. ~
Georgetown Jesuit Colege, died this Afternoons q
paralysis. ..~7
R1caAoKp, Vs., May 2t.-Jamea ". Tar1act, of fEeF
York CITY, died today in aleepugcar whtla zoIs
wife. His disease waa consumption. Tbs ;reiaaias
will be sent On tonight.
, 1873-05-25
war Department EVez .ther prosnosttcs.

wAsHHaros, May y24-s' .. m.-For rennessee md
the Gull and South AZ. atic States, southwsaterly d
1S 1a4, p ~ cloudy and wszm s.thsz
Lower Ohio and " ssouri valleys, northaaaterly and
WIN. generally clear and cooler weath.
e; aof W. - Lasea, Upper Ohio Valley, ind
A1ode statea southwesterl to northwestery, gener-
ally ceaE W. 4ther and lower temperature. For csna-
d and NavJ England clearing weather. souther-
~ Winds aud accompanied with Light rAn on the
coast Of toe former =.
'grAl station viii be established On the summit of
P1kzB feak.
, 1873-05-25
l"fA[ v.

Ro4H, Nay A.-The Pope contenp1ates apathema-
hxtng members Of the Italian Cabinet and ali others
who are proposing to secuarizc the nonasteriee.
Elaborate preparations making for the funeral Of
Count Manzeont.
, 1873-05-25

FoaIREss MosRoE, May M.-Washint ,too McIs93
and John T. Fa1an. o1 the Cincinnati Ri q,sifes, 20
other gentlemen of that city here atnng ~
the relative inertia Of Norfolk, Yorktox n, asa Hsr
port News as the terminus for The Chess psata ohs
Railroad,
, 1873-05-25
PERIL.

New EonK, May 24.-Ca1ao dates Of the 9Th state
that farge fire had burned the Hotel Comercio md
Several other buildings antaing loas Of 5000
No Americans suffered.
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ocean steRmahIp News.
NEW; YoHx, Nay 24.-Ardved, the steamship Par
this, from Liverpool.
LonDos, May A.-Arrived out tho ateaunahips Al
gesiA and Naysda, from EeH York. k.. :. '.
, 1873-05-25
BRAZIL.

L1sBoN, May 24.-Alvices from Rio de Janeiro to
tho Sd inst s4ts that the Emperor Of Brazil had closed
the old and opened the new Legislature. Anunher Of
reforms were prum!sed '~~.