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GALE OF THE UNITED STATES STEAMER
- MkRCuRY.

fAvr DHPAnrMENr,l
BuRkAu or CossrnucrIos Asp HErAIR,
WasHfSgTor, August !, 1873
sncIi2n. sf the ypi,ed u iss Navy Ysrd. Waihins
O'clock, m, the United States side wheel steamer
Mercury" Of about Isl tons. - ..
The yes.el and the inventory Of articles TO be
sold with her. may be seen on application 70 the
Twenty per centum OF the whole amount Of the
purchaseInoney must be deposited at the time Of
sale, the balance within ten p days Of tho date Of
the vessel must be removed from the ard within
will be returned.
The Government reserves tho right 10 Withdraw
the vssse from sale At any time, and 20 reject any
bid or ofer which may be considered inadequate.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-22
TIIHs Nj ARK HI -.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

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THURSDAY. August Il. Ira.
IN I'd states g. ~. eYHyS,, lisa ..'tss h.A,ss 9,
eeo,,p.n,, IN Uhitsa s,sies SAYS, %. ooqIan
iist; Tn a.s, states ssrs new: IS S"1ron iiIs
States sans, IS, coupon, ii1,.; United s.:.ssi99s,
%sssFn 6soS Tss.rs ss Sospsny. osS' p.sss
Nal Mall COMPANY. tlH; Adsms Express comp.ny. &h
p.sss s Un,sd STATE. Esss. al sss 3o *
isrred ia h hqaiSn MI IN. ss1 sors . Mssp ,s
Central. iuth: Cisysl.pd and pt,sbuI.,s.s NORTH:
NIL i:issss. hs anssssss and r ~ P.sI 81;
Msaa,es aud 81 Paul w,tssh md
% kS!' yns oS.a GsS.S and az
Central a.; Tennessee ststs siies, Odd, SAY; Ten.
Sa s. nf seRs s s sasi
Gafoins Skies, old, m; North Carolina sizes new.
G5 ssa R.siSo Fist Bond: sis racine 1'n'' "S
Baitiusore Markets.
BALrINoak, August u = Breads,qns = fiour, =
sS. nsiiss q II ~ stis a.. xssi: .,. ..,v
light. and the marke, ~ luenee yas quiet but
the Telling e nrm md pfoss sre I1shalSed T5e
sSs .s,s s " !, and isS DO good
Ctvn The demand for white Corn 10 active. and
the market s hrmer for this description lhe "a
reported were iuoO bushels Southern white At 7ls
70 centsL
ssss q si 1s .S %'r oS.y a
| bushels southern at u cents.
ssSsr 'aaSsI g Sn iss sac q &c
.,COiion,-,Me quote price. today, A folows Md:
rood ordinary lohsls,t cents: strict do I,S1Ssl,A
The receipts at The pors yesterday were i,6l bales
bales same time last week STOCK at ali ports lss77s
/ bales.
shopdsrsi and " cant. for clear riS side with I
Ssi9r s,des bacon |. do6tpins iFssy and Ne mote
We quote at ~ cents for Shoulders and iiktsilh
cents Tor Sides, Hams ate also nrmerand We quote
| ct lbal6SS cents. IS 70 brand and quality. There
Ia no business 10 LARD repofted, aud We note the
| article dull. aud quote nontnAny a. ~ oenta fof
Western steam. and at sA4sh cents fot renned-
Mess Pork Ia quiet and steady at eis per Dbl here
| RsAnsi Ssgar.-The market for refined suGars
less active, and prices are easier for bofts. VI
quote HArds At nJS@liA cents for Crushed, Pow
cents for A white, and Canton &C At sSSsi. cent.
WAissy.-We learn OF sales Of 70 bbls. city Higi
Wines ysste rday At % cents, but we learn boil
western and city 10 held to-day ct o. per gallon.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-22

KURTZ-DREw,-Ausus o. At the parsonage,
by the Rev. Mr., owen, Mr.. JoHE W. KuRrz and
Miss ANNIE L. DREw. both Of Georgetown, d. q.
No cards.
s--RADoLIFFk.-Ausrst 10. by the
Rev. J, y. Wilson, Mr.. BEsyAMIH J. SIMosDs and
Misi DkLLE hADoLIFfk. both OF this city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-22

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BANKING HOUSE S ia ls1 PENNSYLVANIA
Opposite United States Treasury.
ALL Pn0flTs paid 70 DEPOsITORS. asinterest.
md upwards
ss' Hf idepcslt. ohy From % tSs s ga
G HH"As AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK
No. SIS SEVENTH srarrr.
0pposi,e the Post oince Department ~.
Bank hoors "a n. to 4 ,. N. saturdays opcn until
Ynssrsss rad % Ssposiss collection, made and
ssssrf &c., EnhaHy yls. Rsss.
the FIVE CENTS SAVINGS BANK,
corner roursndh:ls ssrss. and virsini. avenue
SIX PEP re HEsB BtY EB ZEE R4 S5iS Ss DEros
mhsiy y. A BOSWELL. Treasurer.
BANKERS,
,isis fi Wssi &yssSfb B. O.
Eight Cer cent interest psid on peposits.
Deposih payable on demand.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
WAsHiN TON
s; nd Rb6S FIX ira ss GS.s 6SE
LEgTIoEs. and transacts sll business conpected
II. d. COOKE. President. m~iS6
WAsIIINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK,
Wy Corner Of seventh strest and Louisiana avenue,
PAYbBIx PER CENT. INTEREST ON ALL DE.
POblTb. Interest commences from date Of deposit
All deposits made and drawn ct will. Open daily
EVENING fro% % % w M ana y Shu1H 1H,
, 1873-07-09
ofllco-holdcra an1 party-managors, md TINT they
will throw thoir influence in his favor.

ofco-holdcrs nnta party y-rnanagors, md tlnt they
will throw thoir influence In his fayor.
All thlnga considered, 1t is obvioua that Con.
Grant Is tho inoat fitting representation TINT tho
Republican party could put In nomination and
# is in oycry why lkoly TINT, II tho partyfoelng
a',all DO tho Hano three years from now
TINT 1t Is to-day, nlossra. Morton, Conkling,
Washb,lrno, Butler, Logan, and tho other
Presidential nspiranta will have to give way to
his superior claims Ho suits tho politicians. To
knows how to uso tie patronage In his hands for
tho welfare Of tho party. ne makcs no npoocloa
md writes no lottors. I1o novor votooB aalary-
bills. 11o bolioyos in having good time. About
tho only thing tint Gen. Grant would DO likely
to rehcnt at tho hantls Of tho pnrty would DO q
reduction Of pay, Aftor a1l tint he Inns dono
mud continues to do for tho party, 1t ia to bo
hoped that tue party will not show itaolf un-
grateful. Tho thirfl-torm iloa, at tho Increased
ratio Of compensation, has certainly received q
very good "go or"
, 1873-07-09

/. II. dounod, whoBe wrath waa recently stirred
at tho plagiarists, who hage boon stealing his
a6ilgs and altering tho music, is now In hot
wator with Ills publishers. Having recently
writton song, ca1lod "La 8iesta," no wished
ono SGT Of words to bo adaptod to the
n.usio,:: md Ills publishers woro determined
to have another sot. Honco arose foud, which
has boon raging for q long timo. In tie heat of
tho contoat, tho composer printed nomo worry i'll
tudicious statements, ronocting upon hia pub
listore, whoreupon they suod him for libel and
recovered vordlct Of forty slhllngs! Tho
Court in Its Instructions declared ita inability to
decide botwoon tho two sota Of words, but TO-
marked TINT in both there aoomod to 10 q a deal
of aluaion to shades and flowers and breozcs.
and all that sort Of thing" Az "al TINT sort OF
thing IL tho characteristic Of niuo-tontle OF tho
songs published now-a-days, II. Gounol Hooms
to layo boon moro nico than wlae in offending
lls publishers to the o1tont of forty Bhiiliugs,
It Ia rather ignominious state Of things for
the composer Of "FauBt."
, 1873-07-09
WOMAN'H WORK,

In contradistinotion to tho agitationB of such
leaders Of th6 Woman's Rights movement as
Susan d. Anthony, there III emincnt good Bouso
In an address rocontly doliyorod by Mrs. II. q.
Bronson Clark, before tho Trusteoa Of tho
Womon's Contennial Association Of Amorica.
Which has boon organized for tho purpose of
onliating tho soryees of women III this co,,,stry
III connection with tho Contonnial Expoaitton
at Philadelphia, in 1876. In tho course Of hor
adaroaa ahe set forth tho objects Of tho
Association Which is seeking to Gull out
tho bost oGorta OF tho women of this,
country iu industrial pursuits, art, mu-
sio scientific works. poetry, oBnaya on art,
education, Inventions, oto. These arc to DO tho
special objects OF tho Asaociatlon, and after tho
Exhibition ia over, tho organization is to DO
kept allyo for tho purpose Of influencing tho
progrcGa of tho country BY tho corporation Of
women. Hero Ia chance for tho elevation of
woman which should not DO allowed 10 70 un-
improved. Here il m opportunity for woman to
mako her influence folt, not only In tho rc-
Bults of hor work in eyory industrial
department, but also In removing tho
political differences which havo estrgugol tho
two great sections OF tho country. ThoHo do.
strallo renultB can DO all the mora readily
achieved, inasmuch as the Association is q ua-
tional Quo, and will embrace = membership In
every State aud Territory In the Union. suah =
, 1873-07-09

The Chicago produce markets wera generally
otronger yesterday, under greater demand.
Moss pork was moderately active and 10@25o
pcr brl higher, closing ut S15.s5@15.o0 cash, and
$1,000 sollor August. Lard was dull and slado
hrmer, at 9S.05@8.10 por 100 tbs cash md
s58.2o@e2 rs aeller August. Meata wore quiet, and
80 higher, at C23G@7o for shoulders, i899l@sNc
for short ribs, $4,000 for short clear, and tl@
1870 for swoet picked huns. nighwlues wero
quiet and steady, at $50 per gallon. I4ake
froights wore activo and lower, ut 5c for corn to
Buffalo. Flour WAS loHs active. and unchanged.
Wheat Was active md 11lo higher, olos-
ing ut S1.1G1 casl, aud 91.149S seer August.
Corn was activo and 10 higher closing at 37c
cash, aud $4,000 sollor Auguut Oats woro loss
nctiro, but N@>lo higher, closing ut 900 for
cash, and 289lo seller August. Ryo WAS quiet
and firm ut G0e. barley WAS in good demand,
and strong at 68@00o. Tho ssocka Of grain III
etoro III this city at tho oloso Of last woeh wero
723,7t7 bu wheat; s,060,s47 bu corn 1,053, ,00s
bu oats; 08,08D In ryo and DO, ,1Go hu barley !;
also 3c.eso brls flour. Hogs wereip active de-
mand, and tho market was strong at a4.206D4.05
for poor to extra. There WAS good Inquiry for
cattle at slight advance on last weeks prices,
with salos ut sa.00@060. Sheep ruled quiet and
htaat1v
, 1873-07-09

Tho foreign dispatches have already announced
tho death Of Prince Joseph Poniatowsky, who,
although ho has always boon moro or loss con-
neotod with European politics, ID muoh bottor
known to tho world as musical composer. Ho
was born at nomo in 1916, and was tho son Of
etanislas poniasowslty. In 1848, ho was mado n
Prince Of hlonto-Rotondo by the Grand Duke
Leopold H., Of Tuscany. Hc was twice olcotod
a mombor Of the Chamber Of Doputiea at Flor
enco, and was subsequently mado h1iniator Plon-
ipotontiary at Paris. London, and Brussels. Uo
rnado Paris hia permanent residence in 1854, but
hns spent much OF his timo in London, whero
ho was groat favorito. Tho latest English pa
pern, juno 10. contnin announcements Of con-
corta to bo giyeu by him In connection with tho
lato visit Of tho Shah. Among tho operas which
he composed arc jean do prooida, Ruy Dlas'
La Fianceo d Abydos, Esmoralda, Don Dosido-
rio, La Contesstna, and Piorro do Medecia.
, 1873-07-09

It will be remembered that short time since.
the Ozar Of Russia issued severe edict against
tho Russian young womon In attendance at tho
University Of Zurich, forbidding their return to
Russia. uo has now suspended for tho present
the appointment Of women to telegraph -oilicost
Oh tho ground TINT the number OF women e1n-
ployed in these duties ia arcady too largo. It is
Furthermore statod that women in R,lsBa arc
now deprived Of almost tho only means by which
they can earn tleir living, and that even tho nd.
VantagoB Of good education aro denied them,
as thore ia not sufficient numbor Of educational
establishments in nussia, aud, since the Zurich
demonstration, they aro forbidden to 60 abroad.
The condition Of Russia would Boom to ndlcato
TINT 1t is an excellent missionary fold for Hiss
Anthony.
, 1873-07-09

Tho dispatches III our last issue contained tho
announcement TINT 81. Paul Granior do Cassag-
mac, tho Paris editor who recently challeged III.
Ranc, the unfortunate Communist Deputy, WIS
Severely wounded in tho duel. Caasagnao is tie
fighting editor of imperialism. and hns probably
fought moro ds,els than any other man III Paris.
Now TINT low-down Communist has lot some
of his hot blood out Of h,n,, it is to bo hoped
that ho will cool OF and fool bettor and giyo hs
timo hereafter to his newspaper dutioa. Jour-
nalism may we'll bo ashamed Of such represent
atiyeH a8 CaBaagnao aud Rhett.
, 1873-07-09

II the C4ky uk v'a7ulu6to.. Lad ntruc's 200
yards farther to tho loft on tho Littlo tull
rock, her TOO souls would, beyond d doubt,
havo followed tho victims of tho Atlantic.
Nothing is yct known to Justify any ono
in cenBuring her oilioora for leading their
chargo into the rocky jaws Of TINT danger
ons coast; but the circumstances Of tho accident
give ground enough for searching examination,
particularly if MY thought ia to bo taken for
future passengers. No observations bad beon
taken for eight days On account of tho cloudy
weathor, and tho Captain evidently had not tho
lcnst idea Of Ills whereabouts. At tho time the
yessol struck sllo WAS running ut tho good ratio
Of nno knots an hour, TnoBo who
escaped tllia timo as wol1 Oh those
who intond to 60 down to the eea
In steamers OF tho Inman or any other
limo will bo apt to nsk whether this WAS
n aafo ratio whom tho Captain must have known
ho was nearing lind. or whether in foggy weather,
md at that stnge Of Ills voyngo, prudent olcor
would have continued his courac, ut ally rate.
, 1873-07-09

Tho San Francisco Bulletin urges tho new doc
trino Of euthanasla, md advocates its dsaemina-
ion with tho hopo TINT tho politicians will adoptit
Tloro is good deal Of force in this viow of tho
subject. The object Of the Euthanaslan Brother
hood is to mnintnln tho right OF people who havo
survived their usefulness to 60 to tho othor
world aftor tho fashion Of tho Japanese l" Happy
Dispatch" In Japan, 1t has boon very B,1ccossftl
In Kidding tho Empire Of political nuisanoos.
This country is ovorrun with them. Eyory State
has number whom 1t could sparo to it's adyan-
tago. Whit groat rollof 1t would bo to tho
whoto country II tho old political hacks, bum
mora, and scallawags would but personally apply
tho outhanasian processl Such m eyont would
realizo tho truth Of ono Of Darwin's theories IN
"tho survival OF tho fttost," mud give to politics
q now and honost eloment.
, 1873-07-09

Lord Ronald Cover has matlo very p!aintive
npponl to tho Government to atop In nnd pro-
won't s'tch catamity, but, nj tho Government
did not stop in to eavo tho Doar's Head at Enst-
Cheap, whore old sir John and Prince Hal nacd
to reve1, nor oyon Hlakspoaro'B louse at Strait
forl-ol,-Avon, he gots litt1o sympathy. Mr..
Lowe, It will DO remembered, rocontly refused
to extond any Government MD to tho anti.
qua1iaps In discovering tho mythical Ilirm. The
English 0oyornment is decidedly utilitarian.
Moanwhl1o, whore is Darnum, that llo ts not Of,
his why to Europe to purchase tho Tabard Inn
md all Its pootioal associations, aul SGT It up III
this country?
, 1873-07-09
The Shnh OF Persia.

Tho visit Of the Shah Of PerBib to Europe haB
given HOW interest to the history Of ha family
and country. Tho story Of the Persian Mon-
archy has beon long tho study Of tho most emil
nent WriterB. Tho researches of tho nreeont
century have led to m almost now history Of tho
grcat Aalatic 6tatos Of antiquity, and in this re-
mobilization thoro is much TINT re1ates to Persia.
When royal edict is issued, it is generally pro-
faced with recital of the shah'a dignities, such
az tho "Keblih alem, the sovereign whose ole-
yation vioa with tint OF the p1anet Saturn, to
whom the SIN serves for banner+ whose splon-
dor equals TINT Of the heavenB whose a1mioa
aro moro numerous than tho Btars, whose great
moss ia like that Of Jomschid and whose munin-
cence ia like that Of Darius; the sovereign who
IL tho inheritor Of the throne of tho KaianiauB,
Nasr-cd-din sLah, King Of Kings, tho son OF
Kings, the great and mighty aud absolute Eu-
poror Of Porsia," "
Tho individual who Is thus particularly do
acribod is the fourth monarch of his Immediate
family, though claiming IN inheritance through
his predecessors back to the romoteBt timo. The
Chaldoan Empire, It is claimed, was founded by
Nimroa, son of Cush, the grandson Of Noah.
Tho family Of tho present Slah claim descent
from Noah, through Japheth. Tho Moaian and
Peraian States existed boforo the Assyrian Mon
archy, aud wore, perhaps, contomporanoous with
Cla!dca. The supposod foun,]er NJ t1o paraton
Monarchy was Anhmmenon. aomcwLcro obo,t
3. @. o5o. pera,a VIVA tban tr;bntorv to Nadia
CembyHscs. of porgio. WIN diol n. n. 558 woa
married to q daughter of hstvarca Tho Kine ~
Melea; aud his son. Cyrns tha 0roat horn
about B.. @, 593, overthrow the ATod;an Emn;rc
which then included Assyria, Cyrus eououorod
BABYLON and fouudo1 tin porsian I'm.
plro. Ho died 3. O. 5a9. Ills family
rulod tho Persian Empiro until its con-
quest in B. Q, 331 by Alexander thu Grant
In tho division Of tho Empiro of Alexander
among lis Generals, selouous Nicator obtained
Dabylopfa. Media. porsta a,ul pnrthfa. mud
founded tho Syrlan Kingdom, In n. a. 24d Par.
, 1873-07-09

President Grant is needed III Washington to
The question Of tho approaching election for
Governor hns divided tho party. Gov. Davis
WANTS to bo ro-olocted tho Federal olice-hold-
ors, for roasous Of their own, are opposed to
him. Doth factions are busy bidding for tho
light Of tho Presidential countonanco, Which Ia
not 30 oclipsod By Civilsorvico Reform but
Tint It can ahino to good effect on the faithful
Gov. Davis is reported to be willing to promise
to release satanta and Dig Treo to win the favor
Of tho Administration, although, until day be-
fore yesterday, he waa intlo1ibly opposed to lot
ting them 90.
, 1873-07-09

Tie Editorial Association OF Indiana, NUMBER
ing flfty-three persons, hoaded by their prcai-
donr, Mr.. rowel of Laporto, and the stlvor
band Of Warsaw, arrived in the city yesterday
morning, and registered at the Central Hotel,
which thoy made thoir headquarters during the
lay. In tho evening they stopped OH board tho
ane steamer Peerless (whoHo dock adjoinH tho
lotol) for trip 10 tho Lako Superior region,
and thence along tho liuo Of tho Northern Pa.
clno Railroad III fur M Bismarck, returning
home in about two woolts by way Of Chicago,
when they Gun bo again found at tho Central
during tAolr stay in town.
, 1873-07-09

One thing tho Navy Department cannot DO, it
seems, is to make q yossol wator-tight. The
Brooklyn Navy Yard, which ia 80 efficiently mall
agod when tho nautical problem OF tho New
spent two weeks III fitting the Tigreaa for her
voyage in search Of tho Duddiugton Polaris rar-
ty. She was turned out Of tho dry-dock into tho
water OH Saturday, and by Sunday had leaked n
quarter fnll. No wonder tho authorities arc
said to be "reticont."
, 1873-07-09
A8IATIO RAILROADS..

Tho Engllsh capitalists arc just at present do
voting considerable attention to tho doyolop-
ment Of railroad systoms in Asia, for tho pur-
pose Of controlling tho whole trado;of Asia south
Of tho Russian dominions. In addition to tho
projects Of connecting tho Mediterranean with
tho porsian Gulf by way OF tho Eupllrates, tho
projected railway systems In Hindoatan, aud
Baron Routor's great poraian concosaionH, which
arc roaEly in the interests Of England,
and to furthor which tho Shah WAS
brought to England as grand royal
advertisement. they have recently hold a meot-'
ing to promote railway enterprises In China. To
carry out their plnns, tho capitalists propose to
furnish rolling stock sufficient to equip ten
mlos OF road, which will DO donated to tho En-
poror OF China, as IN inducement for him to
consent to m extensive network of railroads In
his dominions. The railroad questions now
pending In sonthern ASA arc part and par-
col Of tho old struggle between Russia
aud England for commercial ind pollti-
cal supremacy in Aaia. Half of tho
necessary capital for tho Chinese roads has al
ready been subscribed and tho remainder is
ready when wantod. An English writor. dating
in China, has recently published Bono faets boar
Ing upon this question. Ho ASSERTS TINT 1argo
sectiona OF tho Chinese population aro unable to
obtain tho necosaarica Of life, although they are
possessed Of minerals sufficient to buy oil tho
coroa1s raised in China, while other sections
arc forced to raiao crops for their immc-
dlato euBtonnnco which nro not adapted
to thoir soilB,-al for want Of railway communi-
cation. Meanwhile, tho Russians arc not slow
In thoir commercial progrosa. Tho Buccoasful
issue Of tho Khivan campaign, resulting In tho
conquest OF that country, surrounds Bokhara on
three Bidos by Russian frontiers. Tho CONNER
cial highway to Central Asia runs through Box
hnra 80 TINT its occupation bocomes ne
coasity. The future movements OF tho
Russians arc indicated in letter
from gamarcand to tho St. Petersburg
Go1os. which says: "In" addition to Bokhara,
we shall require the densoly Inhabited md very
rich provinces Of Karshi, Hiasar, Kundush. and
aomo others in that quarter. Without tho an-
uozation OF these districts, Turkoatan Is worth
nothing to s,s; but single glance ut tho map
suffices to show TINT il NO extend our frentiers
in TINT direction NO shall only DO doing what is
inevitable. Tho richest Of The roally rich parts
Of Turkcstan are perfectly ine1haustblo." Tho
inevitable destiny Of Southern Asia ia to como
either undor tho sway Of Russin or England;
and, us both these powers arc mining ut COM
moroal supremacy, tho attainment Of it by
either will be general blessing to the world.
, 1873-07-09

Tho experience of an Aurora wool dealer gives
a new illustration Of how tho Railroad Law will
#ork. Hitherto lis wool was sent East through
this city by tho Burlington Quincy Road, Which,
as he was heavy and regular shipper, gavo him
special rates. Undor tho now tariff, thoso aro
denied him, and his shipments eastward aro now
made by the Joliet I" "Cut-of,' although to take
this routo thoy must DO carried twonty miles by
, 1873-07-09

Tho Bsclofrsteim ticket waa successful in tho
election yestortlay OF Directors Of tho Eric
Road. A pa1tial report Of tho dnancos Of tho
Company WIS mado to the Directors, showing its
funded dobt to DO e40, ,O4o 100 its prosont float
ing debt. 81 700 900 thors has been a reduction
Of 81 ,750, 600 in tho dobt since July l.. Tho cap
= !
itnl ptock is unchanged. No diyilondB were de-
clnrad.
, 1873-07-09

THE English acllolars aro Just now lamensing
the fact that the old Tabard Inn at Southwark,
which was tho RENDEZVOUS of Cha,acor'a Cantcr-
bury pilgrima, III about to be sold ut auction.
and will probably be removed, as 1t stands in the
nay of tie march Of modern improvement
, 1873-07-09

Col. nlackonzie's invasion Of Mexico in pur-
suit OF tho Kicltapoos sooms to have occaaioned
oven lesH excitement there than iu this country.
Tho newspapers Of the City Of Mexico rotor to
tho matter only to chronicle tho absence Of any
fccling on tho subject n,nong tho Mexicans.
, 1873-07-09


eolf asaasanatod by MI aspirant to tho throne
Faith All Khan loft son Muhamrnad Hassan
Klan, who conducted for a long timo strng-
glo with Nauir Ault, an usurror. Tho latter
WIS Ktllea IN 4f4f, and, dttrtng tho Intervening
Pos'oa' thfeo aoVorogna OF tho old line had
noth1nany fo!gnoa' ono Acrim hhan then
usufpoa tne shlono. alaAammau llnsBan hlan.
tuo ,u! Ah1ae ouol, opposoa tho usarpor.
~ l.o1' .no nha' u A"enan hoht IN army into
.ofa'H. III ".ion vhaetBonoS tno Aa]ar ohlos
"to"iu ull'l =. ~ 'le n!al at'pes ana Oil LILO
4 o!. @aooo ou,o.' Nv tooe4Seo 1'".'y
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