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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
Recognition OF tho CarIIst8.


Proposed Recognition OfIhe CarIIstS.
HOrald Specially
PARIS, July 2S.-A proposition for the
recognition OF the CarlRt has been more
than once discussed In the French cabl.
net The Duke De Broglie fsYors treat.
ing with the government Of Don Carlos
as the only power capable Of performing
the functions OF the government in SPAN.
President McMAhon Is willing 70 accept
the Duke DeBroglie's views, even II he
were not himself compromised by his
promise to the friends Of Don Carlos, but
other members Of the ministry apprehend
that such course would greatly excite
France, and too glaringly conntenance and
recognize monarchical tendencies as q
right, The Carlists, however, arc conf.
dent Of an early recognition, and are en-.
couraged by their recent successes every.
where, the general disorganization In
Spain Of every power that could
have opposed them, and the dependency
that seems tohave seized the Republicans.
The Spanish government requested per-
mission Of the French authorities To take
their war material TO Puycerda from
Port Vendros by way Of the French terri.
tory, thus tacitly admitting their incapac.
ity TO supply that place by the route
through Spain on account ofthe Carlists.
France refuses the permission and Puy-
cerda will therefore probably iall.
PARIS, July 2S.-lt Is officially an.
nounced today that the fortified town Of
Mozieres, capital Of the Department Of
Ardennes, and the town of Charleville, on
the opposite side Of the river Meuze, were
vacated last night by the German forces,
which have occupied them since the con.
clusion Of the war. The staff Of General
Manteufel commander Of the army VI
occupation, will remain at Nancy for o
short time. Alter his departure from that
city, Verdun district will be the only
French territory occupied by German |
troops.
PARIS, July 23.-The Carlists have
made formal demand Uf France for the |
recognition Of their rights as belligerents. |
The French government has refused, and |
declares that 1t will remain perfectly neu. |
trail. In accordance with this policy, II |
has forbidden the Spanish Republicans
from sending succor to Puccerda by way
Of Port Vefdres, French town on the
Mediterranean.
VERSAILLES, July 23.-The Assembly |
this afternoon after most excited and |
tumultous debate, adopted the bill EN-.
poweriug the Permanent Committee,
which sits during the recess Of the Assem-.
bly,, TO prosecute insulters Of the Assem-
bly,. N. Ernoul, In tho course OF a Wig
orouS speech, denounced a dictatorship
as the daughter Of license, and declared
that tyrannical republics were sure 10 be.
get czars.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 23.-Gharles A
Russell, the mur derer Of James Crottey
was sentenced to be hanged Friday next
he has given up all hopes Of commuta.
ton Of the sentence and is resigned TO his
late. Extra precautions have been taken
10 prevent escape or suicide.
Charles Bellen ttis morning shot and
mortally wounded s. Sanford, at Bellen'E
house, Howard street. Bellen's Jealous
wife and Sanford broke into the room o.
the store. His companion struck Bellen'l
face with gun. Sanford dragged Bel.
len to the loot Of the stairs, when the
man drew a pistol and shot him In the
breast. Bellen was arrested.
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SUIT TO RECOVER TAXES.
The Slavery Of italian Children.
HEARING OF TuE NEW HAVEN CASE

HEARING OF THR NEW HAVEN CASE.
New HAVEN, CONN, July 23.-At the
trial Of Glione, the Italian PadrOne, be-
fore the city court TO day, several Italians
from New York and other places were
present. The four boys testified that they
had been In this country twenty.one
months and been kept in Crosby street
den in New York until they were brought
10 New Haven seven weeks ago; that
they were beaten and kicked brutally
unless they brought in a prescribed sum
of money every night, and were told by
Glione to steal, II they could not earn the
money; that they were also told by
Glione their patents would be fined, and
they DO arrested by the police If they ran
away, and that they had legal right ia
hold them. They all said they would be
glad to be free, II the law would give them
freedom and protect them from Glione.
The contracts under which the Padrone
claim the right 10 hold the boys were
translated and laid before the court, and
II appeared that tho boys services had
been sold to him by their parents for four
or five years at the average rate oil about
twenty dollars per year, and with the
provision that the parents should pay ior
medical services, and should forfeit their
wages and fine Of eighty dollars II the
boys should run away during their terms
ofservice. Recent Italian laws upon this
subject were also laid before the court.
Siguor Secchi DeCasili, editor OF the
Rcco DeItdlId, was one OF the witnesses
for the State Statute, under which Glione
has been convicted, and which was passed
in 1864 for the purpose Of nullifying the
fugitive slave law, but was never used lor
that purpose. The penalty is imprison'
ment in the State prison for from Two tc
FIVE years. The Court held that Glione
Is guilty Of imprisoniDg free persons with
intent TO kill them In State servitude
against their will, and required the pris.
oner 10 furnish $4,000 bond for his sp'
pearance before the Jury in October,
Failing 10 furnish the bonds, Glione was
committed TO the county jail. The boys
will be taken care Of BY tho city authori'
ties until October.
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THE TURF.
The Coming Meeting at Cleveland.

The Coming Meeting at Cleveland
CLEVELAND, O., July 23.-Great excite
ment prevails among horse men In refer
ence to tho coming meeting in Cleveland
between the celebrated horses, Judge
Fullerton and Camor's Fullerton. The
former is New York horse and the latter
Is owned in Boston. Each has hosts o!
friends, and the animals have both made
the same record, 22l4-Camor's at Pros
pect Park, last September, aud Fullerton
at Saratoga, in October. Each having
defeated the other, the knowing ones
say Il will be difficult 10 name the favor
ito. Goldsmith Maid, American Girl and
Lucy are named for the free for all, and
the speculation in reference to the second
place In this race. It Is conceded by all
that the meeting has brought together the
finest field OF horses ever known in
America.
AMATCH AT CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND.
INDIANAPOLIS, July GA running
pacing and trotting race comes oil at the
Cambridge City race course next Friday.
The track is in splendid condition and
good time is anticipated.
DETROIT RACEs.
DETROIT, July 23.-At Tramack Park
to-day, the first race was for horses that
have never beaten 2:45; $500 to the first
horse, 5000 10 the second, and 800 to the
third. There were eight entries. Six
horses started, Chestnut Billy first, Quick.
silver seconl, Sir George third. Time
$50, 2:3G, 2:47i. In this race Billy easily
outiooted his competitors.
Second race-For horses that have
never beaten 23O; $3.50 to the first horse,
S40O 10 the second, 5000 to the third, and
800 to tho fourth. There were thirteen
entries. Ten horses started. The race
was houy contested, and was not finished
when dark came on. Cozetto won one
heat, Ohio Bay and st. James each two.
The other horses were ruled out. The
race will be finished tomorrow. The
weather has been fine and the attendance
pOn1
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Rrulal murder of an old Lady.

WILLIAMsPoRT, Pa, July 23.-ISabells
Mcbride, aged 70, living with her hus-
band on q farm about 2 miles from this
city, was brutally murdered last night by
being shot through the head. Her huS-
band, John Mcbride was knocked down
with club. Hc received a severe cut In
the head, and when found this afternoon,
was lying on the floor weltering In his
blood but living. The old people lived
alone, and were supposed 10 have a large
sum ol money. Three thousand dollars
was found in the house. There is no clue
whatever TO the murder. s.s
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COLUMBUS.
Meeting Of Republican State Central
Committee. "Preparing for the State
Canvass

Meeting of Republican State CentEa
Committee. Preparing for the SIatl
Canvass.
COLUMBUS, July 23.-The Republican
State Central Committee meth to. day
for consultation. A majority Of the Con
gressional districts were represented; Let
ters were read from Congressmen Monroe
Garfield, Dsntord and others, promising
to take part In the campaign. It was
decided to open the campaign on August
23d, at Athens, with speeches by Gov
Msyes and Senator Morton ot Indiana.
CONSTITUTIONAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TIoENENT.
In the Constitutional Convention to-day
the report OF the Committee on Appor.
tionment was presented. The report pro.
vides that an apportionment Of the State
shall be made every ten years alter 1871, ,
by dividing the whole population by the
number 105, the qlotient being the ratio
Of representation Tor the House Of Repre-.
sentatives. Every county shall be entitled
TO one Representative, and every county
conontsiDg one ratio and half shall
be entitled 10 two Representatives. Every
county containing three ratios shall be
entitled TO three representatives, and 80 on,
requiring full ratio for each additional
representative. The State Is divided into
ten Senatorial districts. ANY county
forming a part Of Senatorial district,
having acquired population equal to
tenth Of the whole population of the
State, shall be represented from the
others with which 1t has been Joined,
and made separate district. No change
Of this apportiOnmcnt shall be made until
1881.
CUMULATIVE VOTING.
In voting for Senators or in voting for
Representatives in counties entitled TO
more than three Representatives, each
elector may cast as many votes as there
are Senators or Representatives TO be
elected, or may distribute the same or
equal parts thereof among the candidates
as Ire chooses, and the candidates rGcciv-
ing the greatest number Of votes shall be
elected. The Governor, Auditor and Sec
retary oi Stale, or any two Of them, shall
ascertain the ratio OF representation ac-
cording to the dCcennial census.
Following the report was an argument
signed by DR.. Dorsey and s. F. Hunt,
presenting the advantages Of cumulative
voting.
MIR, 0'Conner presented the minority
report, the main features ol which are
single county districts Tor the House Of
Representatives and thirty.two Senatorial
districts, each 10 be represented by one
Senator. all three documents were Or
dered to be printed.
SUIT TO RECOVER TAxEs.
The Columbus & indianapolis Central
Railroad Company have entered suit in
the Common PleRs Court Of this county,
against General Wslcot, United States
Collector, to recover over $4,000, the
amount claimed TO have been assessed er.
rOneously by the government. The Col.
umbus & Hooking Valley Railroad have
entered similar suit, claiming over &c..
600.
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FORT WAYNE.
sad Case OF DFoWInE-.MunicIPal
Divorce Case.

OlNOICo CuSGe
FORT WAYNE, IND, July 23.-Thomss
A. Stack, former resident Of this city,
but for year past the Agent Of the En-
pire Freight Line at Toledo, Ohio, met
with a severe affilctlon this morning, In
tho loss Of his second son, David Stack, by
drowning. The body was recovered at
noon.
The residents of the southwestern
part ol this city some time since
In order to escape taxes, applied TO
the County Commissioners to be set
of as an independent town called
South Wayne. The petition was refused
and the Commonwealth proceeded TO in
corporate South Wayne as Q part Of the
city, greatly TO the chargrin Of the South
Wayners, who appealed the case to the
Circuit Court. The case was tried In q
change Of venue before Judge Slack, oi
Huntington, and concluded to-day. The
Judge reserved his deSiaion until the 8Oth
| inst
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The Kansas stallion "smuggler," It
Is stated In q dispatch from Olatha, KS,
10 have troted a mile over the course at
that place on Tuesday In 2:19t, This
horse was broken to trot less than q year
ago and has been in training but six
months,
"A difficulty occurred on Monday
evening at Concord, KY, between P. W.
sIrieulett and VIM. King, contractors on
the Kentucky & Great Eastern railroad.
Strieulett fred two or three times, when
King turned upon him and fired, instant.
| " killing him.
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SAN DOMINGO.

CAPE HAYTIAN, July 10.-Informatlon
has been received here that the Insurgents
north OF San Domingo had engagementa
with the troops Of President BSez, and
that the latter were totally routed. The
recent conaagnation at GonaiVcs destroy
ed much property.
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'DRs MONIES, Iowa, July 23.-Nothing
entirely reliable in regard to the pursuit
Of the railroad robbers has been received
at this place to-day. It Is thought they
have crossed into Missouri, and are max
ing for tho wllds oI Mercer county, in that
State. Tho total amount taken by the
robbers from the train, Is now known to
be S288il,
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Resisting an Eiectment.-FataI Con-
sequences

CINCINNATI, July ga Gazette special
from Chillicothe says that yesterday a
man named Boggs, Marshal Of Greenfield,
Ohio, attempted TO serve writ Of eject
mGnt on a man named johnson, who in
fltcted two terrible cuts on Boggs with an
ak, and then assaulted Deputy Marshal
Neeley with the ak, who shot johnson
with q revolver through the lungs It ls
thought both johnson and BoggS will
6io
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On ThursdAy for eastern gulf and south
atlantic coasts, easterly winds veering 10
southeast and south with partly cloudy
weather and occasional local storms.
For middle and eastern states and lower
lakes sodthwesterly winds, partly cloudy
and clear weather,
For northwest and upper lakes, rising
barometer, westerly winds and increasing
cloudineSs.
For Ohio valley, southeast and south
west wlnds, higher temperature and pos
sibly local storms.
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ganlzed on the cooperative plani but we
Judge in the end a joint stock company
would be most satisfactory to oil con-
cerned.
We do not assume, of course, that one
such such suburban hostelry Is all that
would be required. We presume that in
a few years there would be demand for
several. But one would do for a begin
ming.
Our people are beginning more and
more TO realize the trials Of summer res
idenco in the city, and to turn their eyes
more longlngly each summer to the coun'
Try. And each recurring season they will
be attracted more and morein that dlroc-
ten. There are not many who can go
away 10 the mountains, the lakes or the
seaside, but somo Of those who do would
stop near the city II there was any place
they could go, while very many who
swelter through the whole summer in
town would be overIoyed to have the ad'
vantages of a place near the city such as
we have described. In time, we doubt
not, country residences, boarding houses
and hotels will spring up along all the
lines of railway leading into the city on
this side Of tho river. But such growths
are the work Of time. Immediate wants
must be attended to first; and the lmme.
dIate want to which we direct attention Is
the want of somebody to erect flstclass
hotel in one OF the localities we have sug.
gested, or in a better one it better one
can be found.
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The Accident TO Ex-senator IIaIe.'
His IbIuFV Dangerous,

DOVER, N. H., July 23-John P. Hale's
surgeons deeniS advisable to set his hip,
and It ls considered doubtful II he can Ie'
cover: He suffers extreme pain.
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River News.

PrrrsBURdH, July 2S.-Rlver falling
steadily with four feet, two inches.
CINCINNATI, July 2s.-RiVer falling.
LOUISVILLE, July 23.-Rlver rising very
slowly, with scant seven feet In the chan
mel and dveieet In Indian chute. Weather
hot, thermometer at AZ. NJ 80.
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Brooklyn Yacht Club Regatta.

NoRwIcH, Conn.,, July 23.-Fourteen
slOops participated In the regatta Of the
Brooklyn Yacht Club of New London
harbor to-day. The Commodore took
the first prize and the Maggie the second.
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LIVERPOOL, July 23-steamers St,
Laurent, Franklin, Greece, California, 81
donian and Trinacria, from New York
have arrived out
NEW YORK, July 93.-ArriVed-West-
phalla, from Hamburg.
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Escape Of Convicts at Jefferson city.

ST. LOUIS, July 28-Eight convicts,
working in stone quarry near the pen
itentiary at Jefferson City, broke from the
guard yesterday. One was captured and
one shot, the remainder being still at large.
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ROME.

ROME, July GA consIstory will be
held next Friday for the nomination Of
Bishop. The Cardinals here have had
instructions from the Vatican not 10 re.
ceive the Cure Of Santa Cruz on his ar.
rival In this city.
The commission for the liquidation Of
ecclesiastical property opened session
here to-day.
The Emperor Of Austria TO visit the
Gar.
vienna, July 2S.-The Emperor Of
Austria will 90 10 st. Petersburg In au-
tumn. The visit Is regarded by the press
as Of deep political significance.
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CHOLERA.

ONLY ONE DEATH AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, July 29.-Only one death
from cholera was reported at the health
office to-dry.
18 DEATHS AT LAGRANGE, KY.
CINCINNATI, July 23.-Lagrange, Ky,
has had eighteen deaths from cholera in
three days. .N-
2DEATHs AT CARNII, ILLS.
EvANsvlLLE, July 2S.-Two deaths
from cholera are reported by the Journals
specials from Carmi, Ills. The disease is
chronicled as subsiding near Princetown
by the Journals correspondents.
TIE PANIC OVER AT MT. VERNON.
= The Journals Mt. Vernon reporter says
that the panic Is over at that place. Two
deaths were reported today, but no new
cases. The stores are beng opened and
business resumed, and q more cheerful
state of affairs prevails.
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RY TELEGRAPH.

ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
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Exclusively to the InteIll gencOr.

lBy tho Western Union Lima,
,ftcE HorthWost cor. OF Main and Monroe sts)
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Weather Report.
PROBABuITIRA

n WHE UIFHNTIUUVl
OEHIon OF nm CHny sIgNAL OYTIUn.
RAAnlRaEoM, D. O., July $500 2. Z.
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AMATcu AT CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND.

INDIANAPOLIS, July GA running
pacing and trotting race comes of at the
Cambridge City race course next Friday.
The track is in splendid condition and
good time is anticiDated.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-06-07
SERIOUS AccIDENr.-M. L. Chandler

SERIOUS ACCIDENTAL. i. Chandler,
well known and highly respected stock
dealer, of Phillips & Chandler, met with a
severe accident on Saturday evening at
about a quarter before 7 o'clock In COM
pany with Mr.. Hammond he was driving
along Jibboom street, near the water works,
having just crossed the bridge, and while
naturally keeping all his attention fixed
upon the horse, which was frightened at
the constant passage of engines around the
railroad station, wheel of the buggy struck
the same post which once caused the death
Of Charles Peake, and both parties were
thrown out Mr. Chandler had his right
leg broken at the ankle john. The bone
was so badly fractured that the flesh of
the leg was torn from the foot nearly to
the knee. Mr.. Hammond was bruised
about the head Chief Karcher at once
procured conveyance aud took Mr.. Chan
dler to the Capital Hotel, where the broken
limb was set by Doctors Thou as and Tyrrell
At 6 o'clock last evening Mr.. Chandler
was easy, and his physicians pronounced his
condition favorable. As soon as he is in
condition TO be moved he will be taken to
the residence of Grant l Taggart, where he
will remain until entirely well. The cause
of this accdent--the stump of a post at
Front, Jibboom and | streets-should be
at once removed and a substantial railing
placed around the sidewalk at that point
Sacramento Record.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-06-07

List of Delinquent Purchasers of Grant of 10th
and 36th Sections of Lands in Shasta county show
ing the amount due January list 1873.
j. II. Blumenbnrg, location No. I'LL, approved
May LIST 1870 ; No. of certificate $685., dated June
9th, 1870. The S j of Sec. Is, Township 90
North, Range West, Monnt Diaolo Base and
Meridian, containing 500 acres amount of inter
est due January LIST, 1873. S96 90.
VIM. Baker, location No. 1889, approved Febru-
airy sth, 1871 No. of certificate 1928, Date March
Goth, 1871 S E of Sec. IS, Township 81 North
Range ) West Mount Diablo Base and Meridian
containing 100 acres amount of interest due J an
uary LIST 1879, S32 90.
F. D. Cottle, location No 1855, approved May
10th, 1870; No. of certificate AVA, Date July Eth
1871; n ] of n of Sec. l6, Township 80
Range West, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian
containing so acres; amount Of interest due Jan
uary tst, 1873, Sic.
James Peek, location No. a. approved August
Sth, 1871 No. of certificate 1923 ; Date November
22nd, 1871: The West of Section Is, Township
% North Range6 West, Mount Diablo Base and
Meridian. containing 800 acres amount Of inter
est due January ist, 1873, S64 90.
Notice is hereby given that if the said amounts
due, as Sc; forth in the above list, are not paid
within ffty days from the date of the first publ
cation Of this notice. suit xl be commenced fore
close the interest of said purchasers, and all per-
sons claiming any interest in said lands and to
annul the certificates OF purchase.
CLAY W. TAYLOR, District Attorney,
Nay zAth- Shasta County.