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Ing upon him now torpedo. It will 10 givoa
hin lii his food, md viii proAab1y give tho I'LL
bappy paeytlorm q frat-cIass bolly.ael,a.
-aanuel Ollyor, of Amo, 1ndiann. attempted
to kiss Miss Hampton ngainBt hor will alit Hllc4
eeoded In planting smRck on tho back OK her
neok. 11o was fined e41.20, and got q 1nauling
besloa.
Tho final aalo Of Minnclala property camo
OF OFT Monday evening at the Forry House, and
resulted ~ f0llowH: Lot 170~-01 37-100 acroB at
e55 por aero, amounting to $1,72605, to ]. 7.
Cummings, Erampton, Canada. Lot 180-4 (.100
acres, ut al10 por aero, amounting to 81, ,665: 40,
to Or. Archtbala Graham, Lexington, Va. Lot
t8l--33 8G-i00 acres, including forry OF Fort
Smelling, to Franklin Htoelo, Washington, D.
O., AZ S275 per aero; also. lot 1872 38l acreH, Hs
s125 por aaro. Totnl amount nf hlinnolaho
property. cara, ,t52.37.-S. Pauf Pioneer.
-Afinnnnposs furnishes tho lnteBt caso Of
otnntioinl ftIAanty. Edwards, aftcr an Intimacy
Of aotno yonrB l,ntsscou ha wife and low felio"
i,nttiod NnBon dopoHltet bullot In Nasol,'s chr
chAB mud nllrre.lolnd hsfnHof to tho authorities
NaHon IL Tho snnlo fellow who attempted to out
rago a liltla girl . yonfB old d fow days. ago. ut
In koIy lo rncDvnr md II lle t1ooB Edwards oilgll
to hu BNrIt to tho Tonit1ntiary for boing ouch {
poor Hllot.-St. Louis Utspatch.
-Wo Hnw, yostcrlay, m oflioinl puckago
whicl. camo by mail FROM Bloomington 1t wa'
coyors1 ovor with sixty 3-cont TronBury stamps
amounting to SI.8O. Along side Of it WI!
another package Of d 1ttlo larger slzo, whict
came from tho snIno plnco by exproaB, On whicl
tho charges wero 80 centH. Would it not b
ec0nomy for tho Government to ceaso to patron
izo the mail Borvice and mako uge Of the OK
press 7-Iuinois Sta..o Journal.
, 1873-07-12
NEW YORK.

Important Decision Regarding DNnI
tbfTicc-1to1dcrs. Tlio pncific Mail
Steamship Company 80 Tho OrnnEe
Parade T0-I1ny--HatrdnrcrHI Indicted
--Arreatcd for Dobt"-NtalEdOr OF nh
officer.
New YonK, July 11.-Judgc Daniels, Of tho
Supreme Court, hnH gvon decision, taking tho
ground TINT members OF tho Legislature who
hnyo hold municipal of11ccs ut tho Bamo timo, by
tho acceptance Of tho former vncatod tho Inter.
The decision WAS given In tho case Of JamcH
Rynn, who, willis holding tho position Of Deputy
Clcrk Of tho Court OF Special scssfons WAS
elected and aorvod as mombor Of tho Lcgiala-
ture, and who sued for the salary Of tho fornor
Office.
Edward g. pior1epont counsel for the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company, has sorvcd tho
anBwor Of tho Company upon ex-PrcBidont Al
don D. Btockwoil, in tho suit which he has begun
to recover certain money (31, ,350, ,000 alleged to
DO due to him. The n11awor declares that the
porRons who compose tho prosent Board OF d.
rootors aro new to their dutics IN that Company,
aud are personally ignorant Of tho facts alleged,
but on information ind belief, deny that tho
claim fB Well-founde1.
Grand Marshal McGco informed tho suporin-
tondont Of Police to-tlay that 1000 Orangomen
assured they would bo properly guarded, Some
citizens urgo tho Superintendent to call OH tho
militia but 1t Ia not likely any regiments will be
ordorod out .
James Jackson, negro aecuaoa Of f4.e oe,'al9g The
last, has been indicted on tho charge OF man
slaughter, mud John McCahe, fathor and hon, for
killing thoir wifo and mothor, indicted TOR muir
VI rho tu prosIdout md Cashier Of tho dornanin
Bank, Of this city, deny TINT J. 8. Fourth, ~
stated IN dispatch from Harrisburg yesterday,
has frnululently obtained money from their In
, 1873-07-12

Aaiatio cholera, mud tint 1t did not ariac hero
from local causes TINT its courAo Ind beon
from lilo Janoiro to Now Orleat.a from thonco
to Memphis. and from thenco to Nashville that
1t accompanied porsons hero from those rlacos,
stale and docaylng md rotton vegetables from
tho south It having made its first appearance
,onr tho mouth at The Wilson Bnrlng branch,
wlloro said vegetables wcre moat1y demanded.
tive to tho ealo of vegetables. Only ono caBo IL
reported In the county to-day, mud mono In tho
city. It scoms to hayo loft tito country. whore
1t haa boon moro recently raging, and tho lroa"
poet for its spoody disappearance from tho stato
Is favorable.
Advioos from Birmingham, Ala., today chow .
material doorcaao OF the cholera at that place.
a,l that rofngoos aro beginning to return,
A spocial from Chattanooga reports only ono
death from cholera in TINT city to-day, and ONO
ninosceu n,lea from 1t. No now caBcB lad been
reported during tho past two days.
, 1873-07-12
The l3uttlp of the I}irlas

Tho Wilmington N. O. Post gives a brief ac.
last week between lock Of about 4 dozen
doves and twenty-five or thirty martanB, ut u
point O nhort distance from tfat city. Tho mar
te,lB, which aro described ns carpot-baggors
from South Carolina, attempted TO oust the
doves FROM tho loyocote whore they hnl boon
bor,,, md which tloy know nj their honoA. III
tile morning. fast as tho doves loft their boy,
they wero besot by tho martens aud driyon of,
tile litter obtaining possession. Tho dovts
would be kept out all dny, hut ut night would o.
tlleir homes, uAl ron.ain thoro during tho nig.t
to bo dieposBosAod again in tic morning. Iris
WAS kept up regularly during tile three daya l1o
informant remained ut that point, and it III rot
known MI yot whothor tho carpot-baggors or no
lntlyos mo finally victorious.
, 1873-07-12

Ex-Mayor Klaus. Of Green Bay. taB takon tho
contract to construct the or!dgo of tho Milwaukee,
that placo. It il to DO ! 900 feet long, with q
draw 224 feet in length. Fox Il Howard, of
Chicago. arc to build tho draw.
An anonymous check for 5000 il ro-
ported to have been dropped IN tho ! contr!bntion-
noblo generosity; but, 'lnloss the locnl papers
have mado trifing nistako, We don't exactly
Bco how tho money y TO be obtained:
Miss Lizzie Hold, Que OF tho girls injured
by tho accident on the railroao near shopiora
last Saturday, died at 9 O'clock tlia morning in
, 1873-07-12

William Prime, of Cnmp Township, Polk Coun-
3y, Iown, wrs killed by lightning Oh Wednesday,.
Tho forgor, ). J. Fuorth arrived at Pittsburgh
from Harrisburg, in custody Of Detective VIII
mot, aud waa locked up Tor trial this morning.
The Association OF tho Central University OF
Kentucky yestoriay decided to change the loca--
ton Of the institution from tho Anchorage, and
adjourned to meet ut Lexington on Aug. Il.
A. Grand Haven special states TINT petor De-
gus was yesterday morning caught in bolt at
Reynolds & Enlaw's Baw-ml therc, and WAS
instantly killed, tho body being horribly man-
gled.
A st. JollnB B1ich, letter reportR tho killing at
Essex, Clinton County, of young nun nanol
Augustus Matthews, by falling from hay-stacls.
aud having Lis head crushed in.
The Common Council Of Detroit hayo voted
to authorize the Water Commissioners to issue
IL 900, QUO Of bonds for tho construction Of tho
new water-workB above that city.
George Boil, negro, was found murdered noar
Chuckatuck, Nanaomond Co., Va, yesterday. 1Io
had beon Bhot five tinoH. No clue to tho po1-
petratorB.
". T, Mitchell and A. j. Matteson Of Carroll,
Iowa, woto nrrestod on Thursday for failing to
afllx stamps to bnnk chookA, and gave bull for
appearance at tho next term Of the United States
Court.
Work on Iowa's now Capitol is almost at q
atand-still again, the Gtato contractors at Quincy
ILL.,, having failed to furnish stone according to
contract.
Tho City Council of DoHAloinas haa adopted
tho Philadelphia system OF numbering hoABoH,
preparatory to tho postal FREQ delivery systom,
which Inns boon ordered for that city.
The Cincinnati Fire Department Commission
era yesterday reorganjzel tho department. hy
doing away with oil outside men md increasing
tue number Of paid stationary from 25 to 50 por
cent adding about twenty mon to the dopart-
mont. salariea were very slightly reduced
those Of tho mon s15, and those Of the on
ginoers 910 per month. The increase Of tho OK
| penHes will 10 only 81, 500 yoarly.
, 1873-07-12

Arrivn1 Of Over :s0D Of tho Wrecked
Stctafncr'a TnHscnEcrs nj N1nllfux--
Condition Of tEc Observation-Disclosures
OF tho People Mt Fort Lo Esear.
HALIFAX July 11.-Iho steamer II. A, Starr
returned M H. thi9 morning from tho wroeh Of tho
Hongcrs, about 30u Of tho stcorage passengers,
Dr. Winot, Surgeon of tho ship, and several
stewards. All tho steorago paasongers, and
1hirtoon Of tho cabin passengers wero transferred
Qand.
Tho Heerago passengers wero very cheerful
Nnacr tllo circumstances, aud nconed to take
their misfortunes In good part. Tho paaHonngtors
longing in Now England. Capt. Phillips and hB
soncera aud crow will rcu1ain at tho wroek until
nll tho STORAGE passengers are golls up here.
Tho Starr goes buck to Port Lo1soar for tho re-
bo forwarded by 1ail to thcir places Of destina-
tion.
Tho poation Of tho steamer is much the Bamc
ns previously reported. It was very rough yoB-
evou from tho nouthward in tho morning
caused tho Hoa to BRONX with great force aud vio-
lonce across tho bar, whore the vessel lays.
This caused tho vessel to lift and surge so much
Tint at o'clock sho parted abaft tho forward
tliatcly over and sunk in fourteen feot Of water,
carrying ono mon With it, ElI,o clupg to the small
part that remained above &1tor, and was rescued
with difficulty. Tho breakora madc clean sweep
1,ver tho aft part Of the wreck. whom tho ship
parted, except tho mizzon-mast which is still
standing. Ono OF tho boats in which the officers
and crow. wore escaping from tho wrock was
awampod by q heavy soa, but tho occupants woro
rescued by d boat from tho Starr.
Capt. Sheridan has arrived with his divers,
and begnn operations for saying tho carEo. It
is thought tho greater portion Of tho cugo will
be recovered, though III i damaged condition.
all probably will DO brought to Halifax.
Tho cabin passengers speak in terms Of praise
of tho kindness Of James Harding, Of Port
LeDear, In whose house thoy wero comfortably
cared for while waiting for the arrival OF the
Starr, and Oh leaving they presented him with a
purse in tokon Of tie appreciation Of his con-
duct.
The following is tho 1lat Of cabin passengers.
boyernl Of whom remain to recuperato before
proceeding on thor journey: Mr.. DotTron T..
Cog. 6. Neal, Wniam! Fcatherstone, John Met
ealf Mr. Lewis, tho Aliases LOWS, Mrs Harris
sntl wifo, Col. parnoll, Mr. Higgins, j. Camp
bell, Z. ". Erst, Capt. Hammond, Misc Stewart,
Miss Hirclpicl, Mrs. Youch and child, Mr.
Cooksley, aud 1lr. Jones.
, 1873-07-12

HALIFAX, July 11.-Tho only statement Capt.
Phillips las made was to Capt. Doane, in effect,
that 10 could only account for tho accident by
the co,npasaos 6oing out OF order, aH ho had
not obtained an observation that ho could
rely upon during tho whole voyage, aud,
therefore. could not correct the deviation
and local attraction. 1io saw nothing to
Indicate q cllnugo in the Tator until the
shin struck. 1Io thought when the steamer first
touched tl.e ground that aho was on the south
part OF Georges shoal. He got lis bout down
aud went Oh Shore to ASCERTAIN hor exact posi-
tio1l, md il ho could land the passengers. Pilots
were then procured who aided tho ofIicors and
crow in tnEing OF tho passengers which work
was speedily and successfully accompliyhed.
, 1873-07-12

MILWAUKEE, July 11.-A Minneapolis special
says the proceedings In tho Gordon case at Fort
Curry have developed faets , which materially @
ali along understood that the American party
was arrested by the Manitoba officers Oh British
soil. but the ovidouce proves that tho arrest was
made south Of tho line, located by, tho new
Boundary Survey. lt1s expected that tho friends
lean altiorities to domand their 1eloaAo from
tho Manitoba Government.
, 1873-07-12
DEATHS.

HrENCER--July II, Sarah. buoyod wifo Of VIM. ton.
Tho funotI will hs frnn tho reaonoe 81 Annth Una
IT., aunday at 0olUck. Friends aud!ay nsitel.
-1uiy II, at III Wost rwylfh IT., reno
Matilda infant dnnEhler 1T Jahn NJ. aud tho late Mrtha
NJ. Armstrong, aged Munths &ud IL days.
DOYLE -Mrs, Mary Doyle, Friday. July II. ala p.
M, after a lung And suyeEs ill1uss.
Funeral sln.Iay, from lgr lato rosdaaue. eauWa-
bastay. At al hour which Will bs nained In 6unda, pa
pufS.
s1NCLh!n-on tho llth Inst, Donald sinoluls ixed
al yonEs and llIays.
funeral toy 1t IL 80 H. ., 1T hls l1to sas!donoa Sig
Wcst Tylorst Frlnuis a1u Invited.
9U"0anada Japcrx rlsaAu copy.
-lllzahsth iIe!ous, youngest daughtg ot
William and JMs o. nrlen.
Funeral by cxsiakes to UaraEy Cemete7. Sunday, ul,
l8. ut II +. N.
, 1873-07-12
SHARP AND DECISIVE.


Esurglnr.-Tlao nIurnuder u SON Of Com
tractor Kcllrctls.
From The Mtl.eauket Sentinel, July II.
ant our are on noe thy
night maraudcra III evidont In thoir movements
nbout the city whom all arc drowned in H1umher.
Notwithstanding their yigi1ance, however, little
inroadB have beon made by tho thiovcB whor-
ever they found tho coast clear. Tho hal1nts OF
eoveral parties suspected Of these raids were
traced and marked. and tho work Of trapping
them III tho aet OF burglary and theft deftly
planned. Tho first stop WIS in tho
direction @e r; Of 1 barn burn on tho promises mig & Of
found that several young follows wero in tho
labit Of lodging thero at hight, and that corlain
little Irregularities, such aB prowling about tho
noighborhood ut midnight and attempts to ontor
promises, hnd raisod n suspicion as to tho char-
of the petty robborios On the South Side could
DO traced to thom, it WIS deemed best to capture
tho boys and hold them NJ common vngrants.
policomon Ellis, Drinkmeier, .Tobin, mud No
Ian wore instructed to meet i'll tho neighbo1hood
at M early honr on Thursday morning. They
accordingly assembled at 3 o'clock and stationed
themselves about tho store of hlr. Fritz EtlorB,
corner Of Grove and Mineral streets, from which
the movements Of any OF tho suspected parties
could DO readily observed.
Eilers storo is handsome brick structure,
with basement occupied aH q saloon. There
arc two BtairwayH to tho basement, aud ut the
south ono Of those Policeman Ellis was stationed
the othors %oro Bhort distance further or.
EliiB had scarcely tnkon Ills place when he heard
noise III tho store. lle turned and found his
suspicious OF burglary wero not gro1ndloas
Some ono WAS striking a match The first failed
but the second gave tho policeman d alSht of
the burglar. Ihe fellow Wns at TIL, and whon
this was robbed mosodto another. Ellis warned
his associates and resumed his place. Finding
his Intended retreat cut III, tho burglar descend
cd TO the basement, with view to cHcapo BY
~ay OF GROVE street. Bue j1lila was prepared to
capture him had lo attempted rual by lin
up tho stairway.
Halt shouted Ellis as the burglar appeared.
Tho word was repeated, mud then the officer OBJ
sorvod a movement suggestive of O revolver,
and was warned TO- get out OF the way. yoi1 =,
or ~ shoot youP' II shooting Was to DO thG
ofdcr, Eils was pfoparod, and aa no timo could
DO LOST Ill sef-prossryAtlon, ho whipped, out his
revolver anu ilreu: Tho b9ll missed tho nun,
put the second followed and struck him in the
left temple, bacK OIL tne oyo Without WORD o.
Grohn inc bnEglar fo1ed do"n tho stairway ihtt
tlo basement. ....-..
Iho burglar proved to 90 young man nance
John bohrens, son OF CONTRACTOR bohfons' 70 !lt
wa8 laid out IN tho saloen, ann though etn 1
allvo Was lnscn6lble, anu ~ as he fell With
out moan or groan. fsllceman Ellis lof
llia llia comrades in g charge Of the wound
Gu man anu procoedea % tHo roaldenct
, 1873-07-12
RELIGIOUS.
Michigan IEnptist Institute Convene
tiOn.

Michigan IEnptist Institute Convene
tiOn.
Special Dispatch to Tic Chicago Tribune.
Yps1LAS11, Mich, July 1.-The seventh an
nual meoting Of the Michigan Baptist Institute,
which has beeu in session in this city for tho
past week, closed this afternoon. There has
been an attendance OF 100 OF the corgy and
laity Of the State besides many prominent Bap-
tists from abroad. DR.. G. ". NoEthrup, Of
Chicago, delivered course of six lectures on
s'Christian Theology. Four addresses wore also
mado by DR.. Z. G. Mitchell, Of Chicago, on tho
"Autlonticty Of the Canon and Text Of tho
Now Testament" Othor addresses were de-
livored by the Rov. A. J. Frost. Of Chicago; J.:
s. BacAus, Of Now York City Z. ]. Fish, Of
Adrian, Mich. g. Hodge and 4. B. Brooks, Of
Kalamazoo; and I. Haskell, OF Ann Arbor. The
Institute adjourned to meet at Kalamazoo or
Fenton in July, next year.
, 1873-07-12

n TENfItVMp UUHIFuEtIUIEat UN E1tt1s
CoNconp, N. H., July l1.-Afrn. Mary Carlton
was charged, this AFTERNOON, in the Police Court,
with placing distractions on the track Of the
Concord Railroad, noay suncook, on tho 6th inst.
She pleadcd not guilty, and q further hearing
YVES postponed. She was committed to prison in
default OF $4,000 bail.
CLEyE1AHp, o., July 11.-A sailor named
James Robinson was to-day hold to bail III tho
sum Of 81 900 to answer for his appearance be-
fore tho Common Pleas Court on tile charge of
placing obstructons on tho track Of tho Clovo-
land i Pittsburgh Railroad. near this city. with
tho intention OF throwing the passenger train
from tho track for the purpose Of plundoring the
uRGA0uRerA.
, 1873-07-12

Miami University, an old and tIlne-llonored
institution at Oxford, III this sato has just died
OF lingering starvation and abuse. Tho Irus-
current funds accumulate to nquidato debt OF
S10, 400 aud secure o reBeryo fund. Ohio Uni
yorBity, at Athens promises to 60 tho eame way.
This Is the why tho great State OF Ohio foetora
tho Institutions entrusted to her caro-. And yot
thore ARC those who talk about making the Agr-
cultural College agreat State University !-0Eove-
land Leader,
, 1873-07-12

PHILADELPHIA, July 11.-James B. Belford,
alias George Mila Afford (colorcd), who has
hcen employed for the past three weeks ut
Doylessown, was arrested there lust evening, Oh
information givon by colored nun whom he
had malo his corfldant, as tho murderer Of DR..
G. Il. Afford, Of ii Dorado, KY, who was killed
OIL tho 9th Of last May.
Dosros, July 11.-William Lynch, who fatally
shot John AtcKonna on Wednesday, is hold TO
await the result Of the inquest.
, 1873-07-12

BERLIN, July 1.-THE permanent retirement
Of Bismarck from tho prusalan Cabinet, an
nouncod Bomo months ago, IL on tho eve Of no.
from this city on tho 25th ultimo, that tue Prince
had takon preparatory Htepa for bis withdrawal.
He will retain the German ChnncellorBlin. Won
Dalen. ii il reported, will bo Minister Of Foreign
A1faira.
Tho cholera has appeared ut various places In
Germany, and number Ut casos huyo occurred
iu Iatisbon, Dararia.
, 1873-07-12


and is now clenr.
spn1Nar1Enp, July 1t.-An tho O'Clock pha-
aenger train from tho West, this morning, OH
tho Toledo, WabaBl1 Il Western Railroad, WAS
passing through tho city, 1t ran over n,all and
so mn1Rlei him that ho died iu short ttlno At
the Coronor'a inquest hia nano Was aecortatnod
to be William Randall. Ho Was brakeman on
tho Gilman. Clinton Il Springfield 1fatlroad., It
is not known why he did not attempt to EGt on
time to stor hiB train,
, 1873-07-12

NORFOLK, July n.-Jm Brown, tho negro,
who last Juno murdered Mrs. Dazier and Mrs.
Jones, two old women residing III Nansemond
County, was hanged today III tho Conrt-Honao
yard ut Suffolk in the presence Of 1000 or 600
people. Brown was convicted upon his own vol
ilntary confession Of guilt. 1Io atoly profesBed
to have experienced religious conversion, and
passed much Of his timo III singing and praying.
, 1873-07-12

WASHINGTON, July 11.--On Saturday. for tho
Gulf States, southerly winds, higher tempora-
turo, increasing cloudiness and local storms.
For the Atnntio StatoB, northorly winds, yeer-
ing to southeast, with local rains. For tho Mid
dlo and Eastorn States, northerly winds, partly
clondy aud clear weather. For tho Lake Negon
and Ohio Valley, winds veering to northoast and
aouthoast, with riaing temperature. For the
Upper Lakes and Northwest, FILLING barometer,
and high, with cloudy weather aud numerous
local raiuH aud seyoro storms.
BTAGE OF WATER.
Daily report Of tho stage Of water, with
changea In the twenty"four hours onding 9 p.
m,. July II. 1873.
, 1873-07-12

the International Convention Of tho Young
MEMS Christian AsHociation to-day attracted a
large concourao OF people. The question Of
pernicious literature came up again, whom q
resolution was adopted empowering the AsBocia-
towns aud cities. and urging that memorials be
sent to tho railway corporations in relation to
tho matter, md also to appeal to tho people
through tho press OF the country. Dayton, Ohio,
waa selected as the place for tho next annual
meeting Of the Convention.
, 1873-07-12
FRANCE.

LONDON, July 11.--1t iH reported thnt tho
French Government has under consideration the
question Of calling Congress Of Roprcaenta~
tives OF tho Great Powers, in paris, to discuss
tho tormB Of q new commercial trenty
PANS, July 11.-Tho Shah has conferred a
decoration On Buffet, President of the Aseem-
bly,.
, 1873-07-12

Primary Elections In sun FrnuciHco.
San FnANoIBco, CAL, July 11.-The Republican
primary meetings in tlis city resulted in victory
for the Centrnl Paolfio Nairoad-Snrgcnt COM
liuation. The massos Of tho party ignored tho
election,
, 1873-07-12

DENVER, COL, July 11.-A wator-spont burst
in Beaver Creek Canon this afternoon, flooding
the Btroam, washing ont tho Colorado 1niroad
Station at tho junction OF Bcayer aud Clear
Crooks, and destroyed everything in it.
, 1873-07-12

CoNsrARv1EorLE, July 1.-THE report that
the Sultan had issued frman granting oxtraor-
dinary powers and privileges to the khediye of
Egypt IL discredited in diplomatic crclos.
, 1873-07-12
Special Dis11atch To Tie Chicago Tribune.
THE NEXT CHIEF Jr1sTTnE.

Special Dispatch to 1As Chicago Tribune.
DELorr, Wis, July 1l.--1'he engine ard ca
booAe of III excursion train was wrecked OIL tho
KenoatA and Rockford division OF tho Chicago
Northwe -torn Railroad this forenoon, near Ca.
prom by collidIng with tho hand-oar of railroad
, 1873-07-12
kHINA.

sr. pErEnsnuno, July 11.-It is stated that tho
Kl,yan expoditionary force, untler command Of
Gen. Kaufman will return to Tashkond about
the middle Of August.
, 1873-07-12

New YoRK, July 11.--Arriyod- steamers
stoinmau, from Antworp, India, from Glasgow,
and King Wilam, from Bremen.
QuEENsTowS, July 11.-Alrived out-stehmor
java, from Now York.
, 1873-07-12

NfEMpn1a, July Ill. @. solward, employed
ut Etor's p1aning-mill, Grand street, while in.
tox'cated, foil from q window, last night, and
broke his ueck, uo loayes famty in Oxford,
Mich,
, 1873-07-12
SPAIN.


BAYoNrE, July 11.-Tho Carlist force which
captured Sun Guisa woro soon driven out by tho
Government troops who sackad tie place,
burned tho factorios, and inBultod the women.
Tue pretoxtwa that the population sympathized
with tho CarlistB.
MADRID, July 1.-THE Minister Of War has
received intelligence Of bastto at Snnta Coloma,
Barcelona, in which fifty of tho insurgents wero
killed.
An accident, yesterday, on tho Southern Rail-
way, killed and injured many persous.
DAyoNNE, July l1.-Reports hnvo rcached horo
that tho Carlst Chiof SaballB, with 5000 mon,
surprised 1000 Republicans under Cen. Cabri-
nety, noar Rpnl; tint cabriuety WAS killed. ono.
llalf of tho command takeu prisoners, aud all
his artillory captured.
MApn1D, July II Tho Imparcial aayse the L.
tornatinlists in Alcoy. haye riacn aganBt the all
thoritios, shot tho Mayor, burned sixty housess,
and arc now besieging tho civil guards aud vol-
untoers, who had taken rofugo in the Town Hall.
They hold number Of prominent citizens aH
loBtagos, mud thrcaton to shoot thorn if the
troops attncl tho town from the outBldo.
Herad Special.
MADRID, July 11.--O'kelly arrived at Madrid
and obsaiuod his liberty under guarantee OF
tho British Legation.
, 1873-07-12
Obituary.

BAN FnANolsoo Cal.. July 11.-Qen. T. N.
Caznoau diod here to-day, after hriof illneaa.
, 1873-07-12
TIE INMAN CRIME.
How the City of Washington
Was Rushed to Dc
Etruction.


tial escnpo from ain,i!ar calamity bofora our
pyos, Hi, compelled to speak,
TIE COMPASS on DECK
now points west by north, and tho distances ru,,
pn tho two laat days 270 miles respectively.
a PASSENGER Dy TIE CRY or WAsItiNa1oN.