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when It WAS learned that tho river Ind made n,
new clianho, and that tho Cornolia wan tho first
boat to pana through this wonderful otlt-or.
of tho cut was stoami,oat from Omaha al for s'a
lot Of corn Mt Sidney Innling. After 1oatfne
Ble tried to pass tho llond Of tho cut, md was
cnrrloa down etroam broadsldo-to, oapatzeG, and
tho boat, corn, and one man, tho mato, loBt
After this tho boats managod to got through tliia
out, and no moro accidents occurred. Since 1867
tho old channel around by Sidney Landing 1,ng
boon closed fur steamboat navigation, forming
n beautiful lako fifteen miles long. A. fow
weeks ago the rivar cut ont out R1lOthor bond
northwest Of tho cut Of 1867, which throws tho
caf,nal during tic present high wnter back into
tho old bed, BY why of Sidney Landing. 70 TINT
now boatB can run nrouud that way, or through
wns up ntroam before tho Cutoff OF 1867.
Whcra tho wator flowed down atren1n, north, be-
fore the cutoff OF 1857, 1t now tlows down
strenn1, south. This Is what might be calcd q
river running up Htroasn.
Tho dny nticr tho river flrBt commenced to
break through tho cut of tllia scaaon raft calno
down the rivor, having eight mon on board
four on each oud. They nude every effort to
prevent tho raft from coming into this channol,
btt did not succeed !; aud iii co,nitg through it
struck Como hidden obstruction and was broken
into two pnrts, ono Of which Aoatcd ono way
around hIoKissick's Island to tho CUTOFF Ut 1867
,Yli'o the othor half toated arouna in the old
Sidney Landing channel. ....
This ID considered tho most wonderful change
In tito channel OF tho river TINT hRa evor occur
rcd in 70 short u ti1no.
| The annual EEiao Ut 1873 Probably
Over--The Changing of the Channel, F.,
and tho Ctst-4etts Already E1nslc.
From, the Omaha Republican, .July8,
Tho river is now falling, tho wntors having
eubsltlcd oightcon inches between Saturday
night and last ovoniug, standing ut last report
1ifteon fcot above low wntor mark.
This is the tlme, during the falling Of tho
waters, that tho groat cnt-offa are made by the
changing Of tho river cliannel.
A largo cutoff is reported between Nookport
and Florcnce.
Tho great cut-off ut Onawa bend has ndded
savorAl thousand acres of former Iowa land to
| tho aroa of Nebraska.
| It ia feared that cutoff above st. Joe will
| leave that city six miles east or tho river. OF
what une then will be their great and costly
| bri1ge2
| There is very large cutoff reported just be-
low Sioux City.
, 1873-07-13
DEATHS,


t!sEWARD July H. At hor rosdcnoot No. 10 ponust..
Fanera takos place from tho bamo paco Sunday July
49, at 10 O'clock, tr rail to Calvary Cenotory.
AnsisThONGEJuyl Y, at 51l West Twelfth It. Irono
stInuK.
Kuiatns will DO takon to South Bond. Ind. Monday.
July H. at 10 pollock q. via Lak0 Bhoro Michigan
Southern Railroad
1IEALY-At bis lato residence. Main st. md
Fnncral Monday, July At 10:0 O'clock, by carriages
to Calvary.
DRlGGg-At noston, Mast: July 10 Sarah ". Briggs,
sistor OF Joseph NJ. briggs. Of this city.
HATcH-S1tuTlay eyonipR. July u, Hattie, daughter
Notioo oi funeral IN Monday morniny p.pors.
n0YLAND-1uly1 II, Mrs. Ann Doyland. aRoI n yenrs.
fun0ral Monday morning ut 10 O'CLOCK from al Won't
Worth.nv. Friends arn invitud to attend.
,,,MAtkER77Juy u. 1879. Of consumption, Frederick
Funeral to-day at D. m. from No. 7.3 Wost hndisou-
st. by carriage to Grncetand AL friends aro cordially In.
FERousoN-s. af. Ferguson. in tho 74th yoar Of his
Funeral sorFsoes Monday at II o'clock a, mr. from 7s
Cottage Grose-av Friends arc invited to attoud
:, DELAIIuNTY--rho fuuora1 OF John De1ahunty. Dnl-
ia " bsss u Calvary, On Mondny II ii
~ Ncw York paposa ploass copy.
=, lIEIatERD1NnER.on July u. as ht. residence. 30
Eaa., aged years and 8months.
funoral this day, at $3.50 Frtouds invited.
DODDOn Jn1y IT, ut her retidcnco II Iryiug. .pa CO.,
Eliza, wife Of john Dodd aged 30 years.
D0YLN-Tho funeral scryiess Of tho lato Mrs. Mary
Eiconths, whore carriages will be- in waiting
invited to meot at tho house at a:45 q.
, 1873-07-13
Dosto3as,

boston .,.,.,..,,,:.......G o 100000 LIT
Philadelphia. hia.....................17 710e l 0-18
Basos by orroEB-Doston, 10 philadelphia, II.
runs carned-Dostou, I; Philadelphia, 8.
Umpte-Mr. Alfred Reach.
Time Of gAme-Two hours and 10 minutes.
New YonK, July 12.-Base ban-Mutuala, 0;
Aelantics &.
Pu11ApEIpn1A, July 12.-Dase bail: Athletics
5; DoBtons, 4.
, 1873-07-13
TO LEASE,

RIO LEASE FOR a TENN OF YEARS. A THAN
ga1r alapod pueo nf land, Twenty St.,
ask g9Sa' I.i.i sIFe4s ot osss
@ ol3Sk Apr|y Az y;M INIT! uy IT to JOHN O. LONG, no'
iy0 foot IN b fost from fu cornur ppEF.
buFllst. lnlutfo of q. ". HALL. u Abordeon.st.
mo LEAHE-WIIL. GIVE FOUR Y1sARS' LEASE;
cheapest in cty business lot, W47Q Ia burnt
Alsllel, noar iaa,tast No agsuuy huainsss Address
Il II YslAnQ Q!Ei0es
, 1873-07-13

Uuplrc-Mr. brady.
A friendly game Of bnso ball took place yos-
clothing houses Of tho cty-Honry ". King &
Go. md Charles P. Kellogg t. Co. The former
we're victorious by d score OF Al to IS.
Tho Garncts aud Mutua1s played close and
grounds q tie 1attc9 Club, Toavitt and Van Bu-
ron stroots. The following is tho score by
&s;$;' s$s;;::= ! rs
The Dane, Westlake Il Covert Base Ball Club
we're dofoated yesterday by the Goodwi1le nine,
tho score standing ut tho close OF tho game u to
s in their favor.
pAtLADELPurAs vB. BosroHs.
Tho above clubs played their fourth champion
ship game, on tho formor's grounds, OIL Thurs
day. Tho weather WAS cloudy and threatening
but notwithstanding this some 5000 OF 4,o9o
persons were present, the Pli1adelphias boing
was offered with but few takars. Tie DoAtons
led Off, nnd by heavy hitting asaigted by o diff
cult chance missed by. Deohtel, scoroA ak runs,
four being earnod in tho first inning. Vary
Wright and o'Rourko commenced in the pitcher s
and catcher's positions, but tho former being hit
hard in tho second inning for seven runs, three
Of which were earned, spalding and Wlte re-
Bumod their old positions. In tho fourth inning
more runs by heavy batting. three being earned,
aud with o prospect Of making. two moro ruus
but for m erroneous decision by the umpire. re-
tiriag Leonard at third base. Tho White Stock
inga in tho n.xt inning made six runH after two
hands wore out, on errors, George Wright, Icon
| ard, and White doing most OF Tho r1uiilng, and
Malone boing given haso on called baais: The
load thus gained was ,sreBtod from the Whitee
on tho next inning, Us the DoHtonB, by the 1nuf'
lng Of Wood, Fulmor, Meyorlo and Mack
| made Bx more unoarned runs, Errors OF Barnot
three moro runs in tho last three innings, whit
the Reds. although four moro mon got theil
basos by errors. could make only ono run, ant
the Phlladelphias consequently won BY ecort
poorly played ono, tho Reds outbatting their op
ponenta, but in turn being outnolded, ths
Whites slight superiority in tho latter respect
and tho three bases giyon on called balla, winuiu
tho gao Tor ths @ ;on Tha umpIt'hng was very an
pn11ApELrT11A, July 10.-Fourth game Of the cham
pionBhip soE1es between tho BoHtons and Phiiade
! nhInR
, 1873-07-13

Wntrs SULPHUR 6rutNou, ". Va, July IA
sleeplng-car OF tho Eastorl,-bound train on tho
Atlantic, Mississippi 4 Ohio Railroad jumped
the truck uoar Now niver bridge thin morning
aud rollol over tho embankment. 4 brakeman
Was killed., and tue sleeping-car conductor had
log broken. Hlx passengers woro badly hurt
pu11ApELPH1A, July 12.-A freight train OH ths
Junction Rallroad ran OF tho track this after
noon and avo cara were wrLoked, aud tho el-
gineer aud ftoman badly injured.
, 1873-07-13
Luke Vessels Ashore,

Like Ves1cls Ashore.
CoLL1sawooD, Ont, July 1.-The barge Iron.
ton is aground. Tho NocliHh and another barge
ara aground near Sailors Encampmcnt. Botl
aro laden with iron and bound for Cleveland.
, 1873-07-13


McLENNAN-COWAN-Juy 8, by tho Rev. 8. Mo-
ChesneY, John A. MoLonnau aud Olive a. Oowhn. bnlh
Of Chicago.
, 1873-07-13

Connecticut Legislature.
H.Argonn, Conn.,, July 19,-Tho Legislature
adjourned alno do.
, 1873-07-13


meeting Of the sacramento Agricultural aooloy. The
thirds Of them being ladies' Il, attendance to wit
The day was tho mont oyentful oas In the wsy Of
fast timo that the Oldest inhHbltan ever aaw, aud
will long be remembered in the turf annals Of our
Btate. Tho Was milo huats, to D. free for oil,
running horse, for purse Of $780, the entroa being
A. @. st. Johns Donoret George Treat Thsd Stevens,
A. Musick's MONARCH J. H. Dioke1aoat Noa FlaherJ,
John usll's Ion Wade, Jsmea Meas Abb and WILBUR
Iercek Ihornhil Only three Of tho above list start
td-Thnd BteyenB, Nell Flahbrty, and Thornhln. a
hore called Twenty Gents and Winte1B' marc Queen
were allowed TO run by mutual consent. Tho jud4ea
D. E. Calahnn, J. .. Woods, aud II. II. BERNARD
Tho time-keepeE bcug George 0ibert, @. ". Dlckey,
j. l.. EoH. Nell FlaheTty was tho fayorite,
Bo'or, the sta:t, ese te!llng for 800 in poola
to $50 for Thad' 6teyeas, SO for ThoFahil aud
81 or Is for the other two. Twenty Cents drew
stevens fourth, and Thornhn tho nth poai:ion. Tho
fastest limo oyer sde in tho State In tht United
Htatpy, With tho same weight up, 103 ponuls-tima
143. Tlnhsrty waa second, Thhd 6teyons third, and
only three ienaths behind tho wfnnor Of tho hsat
Do2c,Is Of mon on tho track nls0o tho Nns 1:a2H.
wht]e ona Of the Judges rnado 1t l:494. This tina
was greeted With elleers on al sidu. Thad
HteyenY WA now tho fasoritP. ~ ! II was
thought no horso In the world cond repeat
in anything like tho sAnn time and has IAad
from G!a wctipowu bottom, would be apt win tho
uext heat sFe Rho second heat VAS terr1o one b.
tween Tuornhl and Ncll Flahetty, but tie former
passed tho marc Ut tho dstAnceatand, and beat nor
ont by only half y length, In TO wonderful time Of
1:A3 Thsd Stevens WIS only three lenRas behind
, 1873-07-02
RAILROAD NEWS.

P0stponeInent of the Jsaly Interest on
tho Union Pacific Mortgage fsD.1ilr--
Tho 14nfayetto, E4nSnllo j. Clinton
IEontt--tbtlacr Intelligence.
New YoRK, July 1.--Tho coupons OF the first
mortgage bonds Of tho Union Pacific Railrond
Woro not paid to-dny, owing to nntco from tho
Iroasilser to postpone such payment till the 81
instant. The POstponemont iB by tho advice of
tho counsel OF tho Company, the Government
attorneys having sued out MI injunction. against
certain bonds aaid to be owned by poraoua con-
noctel with tho Credit 01obilier.
Speeiat Dispatch to Tho CAfcapn Tribune.
LASALLE, H., July 1.-Tile quota Of stock
subscriptions for tho Lafayette, LaSa1le l. Clill-
ton Railroad assigned 10 LnSalle anl Peru WAS
$50t 600 for the former nnd $50 600 for tho lattor
and tho Soliciting Committee report tho subscrip-
tiona nearly filed. Public expectation will look
for tho construction Of tho rood within tho ncxt
twolvo months.
Co1ustuua, O., July 1.-The stato Boarl for
the equalization Of valuations OF rui1rond prop
erty in Ohio completed their work today. Tho
total valued, as fixed by tho Board aggregate
s79, ,213, $50, agninst sG8, ,312, DAG lust yoar.
ST. Louis, July 1.-The City Council tonight,
aftor long dobato passed an ordinance dcclar-
ing tho track Of tho Atlantic & Pacific Railroad
from tho Seventh Street Depot to tho river q
nuisance, al,1 ordering it to bo talon up. This
will Bevor the connection Of tho road with tho
elevators on tho loyoo also, with tho extensive
lumber yards OH tho bank Of tho river in tho
northern suburbs, aNd materially cripple tho
commerce Of tho city.
, 1873-07-02

Cn1l for n Ttcrub1icnn state Convon-
ton =. Complimentary Itcccptioa--
- Tho Crops.
Special Dsspasch to The Chicago Tribune
MADISON, Wis, July 1.-1ho following was
iasuod to-day:
l.Ap1Ror, W:e, Juno 80, 1879.
stnto conycntion representing Tho Union 1sopnbll-
can party of Wisconsin, Ii hereby Called to moot ut tho
0apttol In Madison, At II O'Clock M, Wednesday,
Aug al 1873, for tho purpose Of placing ID nomina-
ton candidates for sato 0!tcers, 10 DO supported by
tho party at tho no1t senoral election, md 10 transact
alch other business as may b. deemed aprroprlao.
Each sonato md Assembly district Will 80 entttlod
to two delegates in tho Convention.
Signed by T.. ". Reyes, Chairman, Madison.
and tho balance Of tho Union Republican State
Central Committee.
Gov; Washburn gavo brilliant reception at
bis roeldenco, lust night, to hfr. md Mrs. Ole
null. aa farewell pnrsy. prior to their departure
for Norway.
Tho weathor ii rather coolor than 1t has boon
Tor tho paHt three weeks To-day there was
slight shower. Wheat never looked bottor in
this section, and the prospects now aro tint
Dano County will be blosaca with q bountiful
harvest.
, 1873-07-02

Tho Pittsburgh Exposition Committee mot to-
day, and appointed variouB sub-committooH. The
capital ptock was fixed at $3.50, 900:
At 1apeor, Mich, on Saturday evening, D. ".
Bonrett, OF tho American Express, on Ills way
i homo, was attacked by highwaynleu and robbed
of $3.50 in cash and geld wntclt - .
Esq. William Thompson, vino shot rotor Ray
boil, at Greonvilo, Ind, on Saturday, had an
examining trial boforo Esq. Smith, New Albany,
Ind, yesterday. Tho Magistrate frat acquitted
'Thompaon; then held him in $1,000 bail, ind
thcn III $4,000.
Charles Harris, whilo shaking carpos at
Browns Hotel, codar, Rapids,. on Monday, in
some way foil from platform, into tho river, d
distance Of about 40 feet, and received injuries
from which lie diad carly yesterday morning.
Horny Carpenter was before Judge MoKennan,
In tho United statoa Court, ut Pittsburgh. yes
terday, charged with disoboying the injunction
Of this Court restraining him from exploding
torpodoos in oil wolls. Ho was arrested on IN
attachment iBsued OH complaint Of Col. Roberts,
and after hearing, waa committed to jail for
three months.
, 1873-07-02
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,



New YoRK, July l.-Nonoy VIVA easy nost Of the day
at 4G5 but nuvalcod to toward tho close, tho result
Of the Alifng Of lonuR consequent Oil tho July dis
bursemcnts. Tho high ratio bo only temporary
tho money recently called must quickly return to tho
Htrcct
Sterling WAS dull at 1oo@,09k for nxty days, aud
Exports of produce for tho week, Is 5Gs, ,es1.
Gold declined from 115A 10 1165 on moderate cn-
inBg. Loans, 1G6 per cent. OlcArings, S50 000 U00
Tho Treasury disbursed 5l,l27,ooo. OustonaR re-
cepte, S,l3,0oO, .
Governments wero dull, closing strong.
Htata bonds quoted Inactive.
Etucks have with feW exceptions, been generally
strong. Pacific A1Ail wns active but weak, and sold
off from 35 to u recovering to 35Js at the Close
Union pacc also active but yory weak in the
forenoon, in consequence of tho noupay1ncnt Of In
forest on tho first mortgage bonds, against which
injunction had boon procured by tho Government at
t0rneyB, and sold down from 25H to 2414. The
nounceinunt that Tho interest will 10 pGtd Thurs
day a the bondB not hold under tho Anrs Contract
or given In confederation Of Credit Mob!lier OPERA
tions, caused AL ultttnato ntyanco to 2eH. Lake
Ghosc was strong tho report that ". H.
Vanderbilt Ia 70 DO tho President, nnd nd-
yancod from Of to 054. Michigan Central
was very weak and declined from g5 to 93x tho
port that tho Directors voted 10 paas tho dividend.
Tile OTHER changes were In Western Union, 84AQB41;
NorthHern, ~. BIZ. nv; Erie, oe1st5o2A Nov
York Central, l0123102A Ohos, 38X@3BA; st.
Paul, 60.<@51A; Wabash. 0s@GsA; Rock IAland.
4319. Tic who'll nnhrkot closed strong.
Sterlnp. 100.
, 1873-07-02
Foreign nInrAkcta,


L1vEnroo1, July Ill a. m.-Flour, 27a GdG28s Cd.
WlieatWinter, LII 2l; spring, 11s@l1a 10l white,
IL 1od9l2a: club, 12A Ad@na Cd. Corn, 27s.
L1vEurooL. July 1.-Recclpta Of wheat for tho Last
thrco days; 1890 quFa l4,ooo OF which wore Aneti-
LIVERPOOL, July 1-2.30 p. m.-fIreadstiltls dull.
Flour 37s Gd@9Ba. WheAt-spriug, 10s 8d91lH; club.
12a al. Corn, 27a I'd.
I,oNpoK, July 1-6 2. rn.-Tho weather Ia fair and
favorable to tho crops.
Conaols for money, aah@o24; for account, 0aH9
92h Gus OF 85, g39l; do Of '67, o2A; 10-40e, 8pA
now ~, p0tt,; Eric, 491S.
Amount Of bullion drawn from tho Bank Of England
to-day E40,00
Tho rate IT discount for month"; bila tho open
market ia II below tho bank rate.
The announcement Of the decline In tho British
revonao ilattcna tho marriott for securities, and will
probably tend to advance tho bank ratio.
FHANKyonr, July 1.-Five-twentica Of 81, 09}.
TAR1B, July 1.--Rentcs, 65f T6o.
L1vxHpooh July 1.--Gotton tlAt nldillHg upland,
8A@az1d; Orleans, 9@8,sd. aaleH, 10000 bales i;
speculation aud e1port. !o00 An!erican,, 6,ooo.
ii rod sprug, 10s 0dt1l1s pd rcd winter, ia a..
Flour, I7a 8d@2aa. Corn, 27A I'd.
Ou1nbcrlauds, STU I'D. Short ribs, 39a. ...
Recaipta Of wheat for tho past three days, n ,0G0
qrs; American, A,0oo qrs. Corn, 8,0oo qra, al Amer
team,
Yarns aud fabrics At Manchester quiet and un-
changed.
, 1873-07-02

Tho Bclolt College CoznmcnccEncI1t-.
Knox Colleges GnIcsburg Ehe
Mtnlnf University

Tho noloit College Commencement.
Knox College, Galcsburg -. The
nin,nt University.
Special Dispatch to This Chicago Tribune.
BELo1r, Wis, July 1,-Edward II. Hill, Of
Boloit, OF tho Froahmen'a Olass, and ]. ".
Mills, Of lancaster, Sophomore, won prizes Of
$40 each this afternoon for tho best dcclama-
tona. -Four from each class contested; and oil
did extremely we'll. It gained 30 hard TINT not
as large an audience 81 uRual attended. After
tho declamationB, President Chaplin announced
to 0. Btayons, the Rogers scholarship to George
Bushnolla. and tho Brown scholarship to j. f.
Hall. Tho addrcas before the Alumni was
delivored tonight by Prof. Willtnn, 4, Coohrnue,
Dumb. His subject was Dangers Of To-day"
The address Was warm protest against
tho unequal administration Of tho laws, and
ali kinds Of corruption. The Alumni pooIn, by
boat TINT has boon delivered for yoarsa. Il WIS
full Of hu,nor, pathos, and reminiscenccs. r.
O. Chamborlin, formerly Of Deloit, now teacl-
ing ut Whitewater, Wis, will DO Tomorrow ap-
pointed by TUG Ttustoes to q, Professionally IN
tho College, Ho Inns recontly boon appointed BY
Gov. Waghburn to tako charge Of tho State
Geological Survey, and ia oonHilored tho rising
nun Of the stato. Prof. ). L. pickarl and tho
Roy. q. 3, T. Savage, Of Chicago, arc among tho
numerous vihitors at tho Presidents loyee
tonight.
0ALEapuno, Ill.,, July 1.-The Board Of Tr1a-
toos Of Knox College llavo elected tho Rov. Hen
~ A. Nelson, D. D., formerly Of Auburn, N. T.,
later Of st. LouiR, and now Of Lane Seminary,
Cincinnati, to tho Presidency OF that institu-
ton, made vacant by tho resignation Of tho Ney.
Dr. Gulliyer.
CINCINNATI, O., July 1.-The Trusteoa Of h1i-
ami UuiyorHity mot to-day in adjourned session,
eighteen prosont. DR.. Thomas 2. Thomas Of
fofed report, which was adopted. It is roso-
luton to discontinue tho pnerAtious Of tho Uni
utiye Committee, with power to lease the Uniyor-
sity buildings, giving tho proioronco to Pro-
fossora Bishop, Mcfarland, and Osborne; tho
income of tho University grounds to bo applied
to tho oxtinguisAmont Of tho University debt,
and raising 500, 600 endowment.
CuAnLorTEayI1.LE, W., July 1.-Tho Joflorsou
Bocoty Of the University Of Virginia held q final
celebration tonight. j. +. Williams, OF Nom.
pliH, wan tho 1ne1Iliss.
, 1873-07-02

Thu new schr Louise 4. Burton waB towc<l ontettlc
yesterday to ship 1lcr ccntroboarI. This ycsso IL
them docnrc no is tho uoat craft of her aixo lha an
arIsared IN tho nvcr tlia seaaon. Tho Burton Wv,
Gs y nd r T., Chicago ona will is eapcc'ed carry about
Tho new prop Lako Michigan, OF Montreal, Ii now
In port.
Tho schr Minnie Miller lost aomo OF hor sails In
squnli off Deaths Door fow days ago.
Tho now stmr Amszon, which III hor conAtr''ction
a ayl v
fl" f. description Of this rosaol haa roeony boou svon
Tho achrs doahawh, Guiding Star. anil prop Pacific
on saheFe nsar no.ro on tho 2oh in fog The
Tho steamer AMMO L. Crnig nrfivod at Detroit
Monday. sho loft Marquette tho Goth, and passed.
Tho aci,r John 8. Aiinor ID on route to Chicago
VIII ssrgo Ct grind stonea, md will roman on Lako
fro'u ogdensburgh to Oswego won't ashore at oolock
sasrds{ morning n fog abot four uilea down tho
Tho scrows havo been taken down to tho schr
CHARGER nshore below Maiden, with which to sci her
o the dredging process not being equal to tho ooca-
Tho Captain Of tho echr J. F. M.ck reports scclng,
At Tort ColDorno, about O'Clock Fray aftornoon,
Tho steamer Tavoritc, with 4 Btcam nulnp. lss
gono to thu rctef Of tho steam bnrgo Petrouon which
was sunk At Middle leland, LnRo E1io, ast Saturday
Tho wrock Of tho Bcow Sea Bird has been tovca to
Cleveland.
Another attempt IL 10 bo mado 10 rcao,,e the sch,
William Fisko, which went aahore In Georgian Bay ia
1871. Tho contract has already been completed ths
parties agreeing to get her into port or no pny Tht
Fisks y vessel Of 4o1 tons burden, and II yosff
old; She appeara in fair condition fot getting ahoat
Tho location Of tbs schr Jesaie Anderson: which
went down In Lake Erie with the loBs Of iii hands
wns discovered by tho olccra Of tho tug ". A. Moore
on tho upward passage from Buffalo. Tha Andersor
lies g. 9. E. OF Long Point Gut distant Is miles, In 81
feet water. ner cargo grain, nnd ero this It ina,
bo promised that she ia pretty oGoctuay uscd up ant
mot worth recovery.
, 1873-07-02
Investment OF Ten Millions in United
States Bonds by Germany.
Extraordinary Powers Granted the
Spanish Government by
the Oortes.
Capture Of the Burmese Capital by the
Chinese.--Great Slaughter.
Strike Of Eight Thousand Wcnv-
ers in Berlin.
GREAT BRITAIN.

... GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, July 1.--Tho receipts from informal
xevonue In the United Kingdom tor tho fiscal
Toar wero ETC, 80G,000 q decrease OF .E37o, GOO
from the preceding year. .~
Tho Bhah visitod tho Dank Of England last
evening. An immense crowd gathorod III trout
OF the bank and loudly ohcored tho Shah.
A meoting WAS hold horo last night, ut which
resolutions wore adoptod protesting against tho
introduction OF the confessional into tile Church
Of England. Tho Earl Of shaftsbury presided,
md tho meeting waB largo and influential.
Birmingham md Wolyerhampton Journals OK
press alarm at tho decrease Of ordors for hnrd-
waro from Anlerica, aud at tho remarkable Do
voopoment Of tho trade In tho United states,
Whose manufacturers aro Hupplanting those OF
England in tho colonies and South America.
The shah's departure for Franco has been do
fcrled until Saturday.
Tho tightnosa Of tic money market yestorday
is beloved to have boon partially caused by
transfers ton tho Joint Stock Bank to tho Amer
lcan Syndicate. s''..
, 1873-07-02
CUBA,

HAVANA, July Tho Tribune publishes u
urging tho union Of all parties, and calling on
tho Insurgents, in tho natlo OF tho Captain-don-
eral md the Republic, to lay down thoir arms
md euioy the benotlts Of Republican goyorn-
mcnt. The Republicans have appointed COM
initteo to 20 to Madrid aud reproBont thom be-
fore tho Government and Cortos.
Tho political Governor has rosiguod, and will
Feturn to Spain.
a battalion of volunteers ut Cionfuegos re-
volted and tried to prevent the newly-appointed
Governor Of the city from taking his office, but
tho attompt waa failure. ''''-' 90
4 due nas taken place between tho Cuban
Generals snnguili aud Garcia. 4 reconciliation
hua boen effected.
, 1873-07-02
CANADA,

Tonosro. Ont, July To-day being tho
anniversary OF the Confederation Of tho Prov
tnces, II ia being celebrated throughout tho
Dominion as general holiday.
Special Dtspatch to Tho Chicago 1ttbune.%@..%e1
TonoAro, Ont, July 1.-This IL q holiday, by
khe proclamation OF the Lieutenant Governor,
to celebrate tho confederation Of tho provincoa
OF Canada. Tho entiro Province Ia giving it.
self up to plcasuro~seoklng, ana business romaiDs
III atntu quo.
The Hon. F. N. Gibbs. lately ol,oaon as SEQ
rotary Of stato, was yesterday ro.eleotod by his
old constituency.
The crop prospects indicate lcsa than In ayor-
ago yield throughout Outario. The drought
continues. and the Aenson is Ao far advanced
TINT rain cannot mako up tho growth.
MONTREAL, July 1-1ho Pacific hallway In
vestigation Committee alta ho!c, beginnng to-
morrow. Great interest il ma,ifoBtcu through
out tho country in tho probablo doyolop,nnnts.