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New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
rur We oF FACTIoYs N ARKANsAs.


The little Rock Gazette of the 18th inst. con-
ains over column upon the situation in that city aud
laudatory OF Gov Baxters action in reorganizng the
roster Of the State militia It says every resident Of the
STATE who is not demagogue, and has the good
of the commonwealth at heart, Will thank him Tor the
manly ana timely stand be has taken against those who
would have removed him from Office upon
nero preext-because he would not do their bidding
for the purpose OF bestowing il upon another whose
e 10 the succession is valid than his but VINO
ould be- more complasant their Wishes more plant
IN forwardu ug their schemes" Gov Baxter declared
elected and installed in Office by the Republicans over
the protests OF the Democratic and Reform mem
bers OF the Legislature, and IN the face or their
assertions that his election was inc result
of supendous frauds at and after the election MT
Rrool,s his opponent first deemed 1t useless to con-
test the case before the Republican Legislature but
analIv took formal steps for.-est about two weeks
hefore the dav fixed for adjournment Tho Legislature
refused 90 entertain the contest, ana Dy tn7 actO IHe
G1-rie argues GOV. Baxter became the iegI anu con-
stitntiouat Governor or the state, ard no power
exists whereby he can Do LaNIu4F Iell,E IelnVEeu
nrjor 10 the reassembiing Of the Legislature
-, aars hence unless he calls special session" The
question Mr. BrOOkSs right 10 the Oa'e hds pdsseu
hev0nd review and the question is now political not
ayal one. revolutionary appliances Aonb can remove
Gov Baxter As Governor. ne IL the cleI O one Vi Vs
three equal coordinate branches of the alu
b M now i'm the absence of the Legislature, sole Jlde
M his right 70 Office. He cannot be coerced Dy me
49, supported BY the Baxter party, nor
can ne coerce the Court except by revolution.
ne Gg-elte saws further that GOV. BaXters course
os that he Intends administer tho laws fort pest
tcess of all aud lie stands by the letter ana splI Oh
~ n,atform upon which he was elected-a platform
h,.b the scs of the Republican majority IN the Legs
fre bave beedand II he continues a. at present nc
will secure the plaudits Of all honest men III the
tbout regard 10 party and their earnest support ia hy
ertTfunity II considers the attempt TO remove Inn
a lame and mDOtent conclusion On tne P&SlI & S Si4t
IrnoFs as the result would be 10 puL LeutGOy ehath
=, received fewer votes than Baxter, INTO once.
Later advces from Little Rock STAGE mat tne SupSo
1rrt aiourned on Monday until the 2bth INST WiJOut
ttn any action in regard 10 the wit 0T qto @gi ra'o
tdAl- rs - , - d,va since The excitement also ap-
,ars 10 e subsidng. and the arms we're removed IrN
fho 0ice TO the arn9ry anu 40 sen
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
tFor O0.er Ship Ye'ss see Thrd PaSe.l

ARRIVED.
sse1uhp Bremen lGer Scbaenblry Bremen May T. nH Ssa~
steamship Taacrs Brl Thomson. Gago@ Mar "a hoVls '
III rrdse sud pasS. 4 Henisrs1n
stsai jamaican 9th Wasga, hesOreans MAY IA % rm
Stssms5p Regul,sor Pdspha with ndse and
Stp Carlisle of Liverpool shiE- caeuta and saud gssd J.-
"a gsr hdasts Cyor) Nielseu Lon'on 50 days With nds.
Bars Hrunnos lCerl Poge, Pliau % dars sh Old azs
Tr- Nnauun GAlatoa .aL Aoano eaa D. days. si 'np11
lar, Klnckmsun fGerl Hase, Antwerp ~ dAs Win n9s
Bafk DloDrng Louisa (hoL Larsen, Liverpool 20 y. >
Bari lSorl Nielsen Csnaogo, y lAl Win ~'~
Keneaa lbrl Skea. nagua - JAWS si'u sn-a
80 Csnaa f arnouth Bfensuer Havana u days VIII 1920
Bars Sea Dun BrL AitAeubead Havana May y WIN sugar
Bark Sal lGer), hoch Bahia = lays. W wa :. zee
Bng rsnia, RTOvn. SaguA 10 davs VIII sugar . -,,-
Bnl b Young Jacobson Apaaclicoa - dsys With yellow ne
Bug Amelia AaLl Garguilo Castri alnAre ~ las sh l
Bug Sabns Anchd Gerrof 5nas 4e la = eAs WIZ s..
schr Jesse. Leighton MhDnlgc, wlil naler
ANCHORED AT HART $ ISLAND. ,-,-,.-
Sch, Meo Henley nom Portas siih lumber or Phdesps'A
SAILED.
Steamships Russia and Wgous J liverpool Amsnca of D'os
City oil Gaiton Tor Orleans. GeO.d Tor Ca-r0si As
Glencoe. Liverpool. Dark Iron Age for Valparaiso
WlND-sanssl, Ao4erate. s. 5. b. cOaig, Nlih rain.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOsroy, Nsy 2l-Arye steamship Neptune rom
aresca G-uoai D. w. Bills from hes Osnsi ongs ~
ample Palermo; Rescue, dOnroTs Magla from haiankA<
Fosrigss MONDE Va. Nav 2pasel Tor BALTIMORE 1nss
Tla Lod from Ssguai PasmuIr from klrope sup Suls hs
Bien-u. steamship toyal StaHiarI, from LfeFuOoL -
Fanny Butler rom tharieu-
Cleared NJ h. Cam, troasslt nsie ars irens
Caesroni Jrs Nellie Mclei Tor AsIuWa sears haDe hAA-
Tor deW-iorA; Skylak Cor baiumorr
DISASTERS.
scbr Ann s. Brown CoVe days viii soa FOR Boso-.
went ashore point of Hoo. eE ngl Of me Ats
hgh tides he val be hsH aud LJ she A'<
PROBABLY be- g0t OF ateF llscllrnlL ~ . ..
GALyEsos Texas MAY 2LIle British steamship SsA Anton~
while entering h4f5or duag heavy gale Yesterday. ~- ssH-
.s-vre an sA.l lies head agrJunl
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22

entitled "London by Day." the second "London by
Night" and the third paris by Night" The former
was finished in 1922 eight hSTing been employed on
1t under the supervision Of Mr. Paris London artist
for six years Twelve tons Of paint were used In exc
cutting IT, and its has been estimated at 100000
Mr. Paris spent the greater part OF four years in the
cupoa OF st. Paus London in order to get his sketches
OF the city The other pictures arc the "orK OF
Can Dansop a Tondon artist. These immense works OF
art nave been exhibited for several years In tho Col
seum AT Regents PARK London ana nave been seen ny
Z oa1 ooo nersons A short time the lease OF this
bnildn pired and the pictures were purchased by
company OF English gentlenen VINO conceived the ldea
exhbifon 4 building is now In course OF erection on
Troai,vav between Thirty-hfth and Thirtysxh-sts..
f t rcepfion OF She It Is o be circular In
for iso feet I'm diameter feet in hight. and IN the
renirr There s to be tower $50 feet ia hight In Sep
tember the pictures will be placed on exhibition with
gallery OF wax figures.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
rrLEGRAPHIC EUTES.

The banking house of I. X. Ferguson g. Co., at
selnA, Ala. suspended payment yesterday
All the mills In WOonsOcket X. l., except the
Wo5ien. Harms OhuOh ruzlins on the o hne Aha Nn A.
sreGang number Of OperGtifeA
There have been three deaths from cholera on
Kgea danng he irp iroa he~ Oe-hs S4A
hA., where she LAI iasI ArrTed
The Evans County fraud casa was argued IN
the supreme Court a Srabug yesterday. The grnsra opinion
hat Judge Pearsoss Seelsoa -ll BE- sastAiufd
The American Institute Of Mining Engineers
elected She f~AevHg ohoeIs fsr the rns@n
year: President RaYmoads Veeprosiienb * H. Cohe
Bnmlf r. BEsisstss W. H. Baks. Rothseh and B q Psoks
MansEerH q. Maynard r. Prime r Atrsm Hewitt = -
s, w. II hmsas Aastn garyc h. atef HBnt, W. a. fefiei
and RIaaL tf9s0asi aersF Ism IL Dr'"A ifu.ssiSr l.
RzDL
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
EPISCOPAL GATHERINGS. I
A GEORGIA CHURCH CONVENTION


SAVANNAH, May 21.-The Semi-Centennial
Anniversary Convention Of the Episcopal Church in
Georgia assembled at Christ Church in this city lOl
O'Clock to-day. rhe proceedings opened with sermon
by BLhOp Beckwith the Antiquity CT the Episcopal
Church" Bishop Stevens Of Pennsylvania, Bishop
Home Of South Carolina and &c cersymen were present
Fifteen churches in all represented. Bishop
keVens presented resolution from ms diocese in Penn
aylvana rendering congratulations. sympathy, and
hearty cooperation, which was referred. resolution
extending the visiting bishops welcome ana inviting
them participate IN the deliberations was passed.
After appointing standing committees the Convention
adjourned till tomorrow morning, when the annual
address OF The Bishop Of Georapwill be delivered The
Convention largely attended and has attracted many
visitors tO size city.
TIE LONG ISLAND p. Z. DIOCESAN CONVENTION.
The Protestant Episcopal Diocesan Con-
vonton resumed its session In Holy Trinity
Church, Brooklyn, az $50 a. m yesterday Bish-
Op I4tteiohn presiding The Bishop delivered his an
nual address which, IN the outset alluded 20 the loss
sustained by the diocese in the death Of the Rev Avah
Onion During the past four years there been con-
arned t.s9G persons ana The amount Of money sub
scrbed by the several churches during the period
vas N,55OOa In Suffolk County there are Eve self
supporting parishes and ten missions. The work there
lies among rapidly increasing population. At River
bead most euc0ura eng work is IN progress and the
work Of organization n making good progress at Green
pOrt Gn0 Oiner pOutb IN - also
rapidly gaining strength In Queens County. Kings
County has a churches and chapels. Il OF which
aFe free. AL prosperous condition. The seven
strongest churches in the city have missions connected
With them. Too little money is IN tic diocese for its
use and the fault lad with the ciergymen them
Syes. who fail place the proper claims Of the chuIch
before their Congregations The charitable institutions
referred being fruitful condition. but the
Sunday not IN cheering state as there had
been much apathy among the clergy on this point
Inc address ordered pTintss The following add
eonal standing committees then appointed;
AissiORarnIThe Rev. D. v. NJ. Johnson. ID. D.. the
key Charles " Homer the Rev Benjamin II: PADDOCK,
~ u, the Rev Carpenter Smft1 ID. d., the Rev Caleb
~ EilswOTth, Joseph W. Greene, Alexander " Blake D.
~ =. Van BOkkelcn. James A. lie lett, EdWard Todd
Db0cesan-The Rev. Charles IL. Hal. ID. D., the Rev.
stafford browne, ID D., the Eoy john A Paddock,
FerrepOnt, the Hon Jasper w. Gilbert, Charles Il Mar
Nin, william ]. COgswelL
Ths Rev. Or. Smith read the report OF Cns Missionary
Committee, showing that the years receipts were
ess II. against D.eo2 for the previous year. The work
oong charitable and refornatOry institutions at
fistbVAh and IN Brooklyn spoken of having met
With good results. In the Almshouse regular weekly
Religious meetings had been held. and had proved a
1sAs slss.irg " tho old and feeble women aud ehll
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pASSFNGERs ARRIYED.

ZION GIAsGOwFs steaHsAp caltrnI MAY slMl,, Barter
Ur, Doe and aay Mt LaIhTop M A. Mcsvan Mt Res Aaa
sdv Or n Joass A Gsnuss John Cove and lady d. encat
Ceorve ankin John Henderson, CaaTes Aebass boase
Ispnx and amlT Mare Apd bant Mss CASSIDY b
gdsr M Rlder D. O. Me0n Nicholas Casey, Mrs J.snsoa NJ
Csstou Ma Ogshorp and ehid lohn Collins Mss Cie'sen
susan Bsuhed ehi abd Blair hrA Chasoefs
seryant Bell, t;s lulA Rehsser JOAN scott = ~ Si
Nrv A. stegenson JOAN Rutherford, Alexander seo inS '
Thomas Marphy. Dr. GarbutS - ., ,-,,.t- H.,
TROa hREMEN-fn fsrnsAiB Brfnsn, MAY tl--MNl,u
Jvb Al PIe,sblu. Agglss kFsGsanE. eu0e H@sssAe''~
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22

c,,ao H.y .l-R.,isi. for three dsysCArsAE n 30 hogs
ae as shs-p AlO CAt.s recsest boA By shippers and
bor. but tendency eA for good
40 ehoe grades; quotDAs sS si 90 lit extra % "a
IS 1s5 > good, - 5o@ a - AI sAS - % ne
dvs AZ ~ 9 80 - sefsr and eommge gfaAes~
oa-a eO4 eqVs shipping noans Moderate ceeptt 'snd
oures market prsrs SGOc bigger qSoluons tgs+
oaz unsrsa lots 5 ~ 6 am To- lr - ga % 3 Eod
A. ga a. ctoise and assorird loia -
sHsGrFirm alA prs ,haaa higher, % ScesS short ESQ
4 lrd. .
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22

rtf, rpIRIrNE AND THE VIENNA EXH eITIOS-
lib FroH m Netc- Harsa Palladium
Since The Herald made It's great spnrge ~
,,bi.,no tisparchez rom Vienna which tod nOthlLg,
II bas we'd itself be surpassed by IT'S sVaIs ~
contained I'M Bayard Iayors letters % TIE IIB-
I-SE Dr. Russelour Bull Run friends more az -ome
Nth Fnnerors Archdukes. ana royal personages gen
eray ana devotes OF his space TO oSpatlAtlsS on
tAein and their spendOrs.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
Guecial Notices

81 stephen. Episcopal Church. Fory-sE,h't east o.
SI RSDAYj TIE Reto- Dr. PKcB. 1i1 pesee
Po.,-Omce Noreers iot srop. asss II sf sSbS ssf 1s
DAY lOi THURSDAY @ z. " a. n S sd "a -
(.rnce Church. Broaaway and renth - on 20
CBSSION DAYrere wl be on serree OF sA COZ @ -
M charea ana Gree Chapel At Gsis Church. -
THURSDAY. May y, a. IL a N
Routes are being made for the delivery Of IN s'hSiA
WITNESS At six eus week Families santng re requested 70
end their addresses s ,ne To Ohce No. gueesL lrraHs
House, Boys or othsu psag distribute TAR WITNESS ~e
improvements in street Lishtiaa. -,
CRY CLERIs OyEcz CITY HAL SFasS5ELD, - N Our
oeope are very pleased stA yoaf Improved sse Ian
oa,s -ays r S len an and Sea for saus 3 .s amps ils
or mouths -n gives perfect ans'AG % t1 9 % uI i
AID ga @ OyycE PlzSourH CSrsr' RsG,szr oy DEzosy
W BARTLETT. yrs york Dears,r v = suu asag No
aai eightei Si'h H. w >, DAafos,n ~ "a. N Vs 80
W. have had tho Bartlett Boulevard Lamps" MS tF or
year past The, gwen perfect ,1aoa Toe, ,s ss ass
ana sal By EeAr, falling from the City Hail ~ o,np
Cha mln Con. Of Nien1sa on Lasg ana G.s
-chenck's Mandrake Pills.
SCHENCKS MANDRAKE PILLS
SCHkSCKS MANDRAKE Pills
IfJOur 0''''A A'' '''a'' rsr ruga
SCHRNCKs MANDRAKE PILLS.
ayOn AA'' worms TRY THEA
sCHBECKs MASDRAKB PILLS
hyour eieA's4' 0A- TRY THEM
sCHESCKs MANDRAKE PILLS
nyou eel ir0"'y' TRY rHsH.
sCHRSCKs MANDRAKK Pulls
II y'a are 10" 'Vin'oa Try THIN
sCHRNCKs MANDRAKE PILLS.
II you har SeA heAiAeas TRY THEN
SruESCKs NANDRAKs PILLS.
IL Ioa p p wa ~ so sypeus fos breAkiAss aud sss
feel ang elects Of the -q1'' TRY rHRa.
Rim, Mas, and other preparation, Of sreuy aetoI p'~aes Doc.
- ~. sh than winch hey pos = curr Ass
W mineral th. sopaiaic aseto - PSF
,ii by hrn universally a Liver eS-A' N"A'--p' "a
| tAe Lusss, Ae N,,NnpAKv PILLS
- ,,,osd entirely 1eo. obtained from tne ga's so-
hol ~ s,.t 90 tbs test Of ar sCHENCKs NAN
EE pills a. not produce seknss u NE soaaoei
Oal 1hsa ,sq oS pSss sEISERD ToSi b. ss dsSas rssl
80 ,v. lacuues spso restored ~ he iaA Ana
/ - .sr,t case, Of aAy Be cared
- %, Ia important Of alierng blood
The subject Aordeu, AM hat shss f
.,s or inactive Nhoie bSdy suffers YmpAhescsI aos
49, liver produce wonderful changes the general heaA
.r esc spear h Miraculous heAachs-
al opg he 1 breast ad toucr sch
Of iechnS general
and distressing mploa Indicative 0 Imperfect "a
ordered ou q the hyeI spedJ rs1ssed bJ The ss q
| sl'HKNCKs MANDRAKR PILLS.
Covnsss piles erustaosa tAat oasssrhsbs
OF mental nItty ethargf aRd aeYserssa
which anh for the IS 6aa,s and ~ ca
o,msut Of e, are all relieved BY the Of SChhACAA Nan
| Prepared By J. H. sCHEsCk Snf
| corner SIKH ssd AIsA'ssA, Psis'siPs~
| FOR aAe bT All Druggsa aud Dealers .r. -
| JOHN T. kkoGl AID . C0Iegrpacn hea-i"A "n'e~<s
| AgeaL
sound sHd Hearing, VO,co aud speech. TIE hNp'a-
uation si Musical Harmony, Nih HilsstS'N -te' ''
P'oL Ly.tsrs. " I1BIAk Lsctlka AAfAA y"
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22

MATruEws-sMTTHt the ch1rch Pee Hcarnaca S,turssys
Ma TO- by e. H. uoashoa L D. - b. AAi'lo"' 20 AN
Rfyg,-gEANOn WEDNESDAY. Nay g. lt st. Johns Church shA
beta " L by A. Glars d d. George ioaAAIt 'sos
Of NewY0rk Caroline MOrns, dAos go o. Joan hesA esq
IT.iu0.
SANBORN-WALLIS-At Rockford Illinois By Rev ier snre
on Nrdacsia May ~ Invace A. osnDorn % MIME A. .lSu'~
ofWlhain 4. Wallis. prueriy OF bis cay.
Al Notices Of Marriages must be tRdorsea Uith fuII
name Iad OGdTesS.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
n4RRLEH.

Tue md False science. Speech At he rYnisl Bs-qus ~
P.r<s tIoaplL. in rAiBUsk LECTURE -zrKA No. D.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
ProG. Il. Ogden Doremus,

Df. J. MAKIOS Sins.
Prof PRANK II. HAMILTON. and
Rov. HENRr WARD BEECHBK,
At Sieinway Hall.
WKnsEsDAY EyExlNG, Nay q.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
TIE STATE or TRADE.
PRINT Goth MARKET.
cArrLg MARKET.

paov,pr-cr T. MAY Cloths shA4s lower, lghi
s,es Al III aolc Tor 6sLba STANDARD and Extra
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
TIE BAPTIST NATIONAL CONVENTION

THE BAPTIST NATIONAL CONVENTION.
ALBANY May 21.-The Baptist anniversary
rueeng continued in session to-day. At the Missionary
Unon resolutions adopted increase the force in
India by sending missionaries. Collections
taken mp in all the churches 70 meet the eX-
pense purpose. and also for paying the present
deficiency Of $4,000 The proposition 70 modify the con-
OF the Missionary Union as 70 the term Of mem
bershp was reported against and the report agreed TO-
The report Of the Home Mission read, giving much
satisfaction The receipts in 1868 for missionary work
$1,000; 1873 they slOiGl2 o. The Women's
Baptist Missionary Society with closed doors. 1t is
harmed however that their receipts for The year ara
p5 g. The special object Of the Society is the Chris
IAN elevation Of women in foreign lands
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22

sound AZ Hearing, Voice and -peech. Tte hNpa-
datIon 81 Musical Harmony, WITH nidsfstss@ ~'t' ''F
'PtsL ". .LefE. " TaIblAk LkCtLRH AAfAA IA
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22

Route. are being made up for the delivery Of M ~
WITNESS At six eeus week Families santBg re rlues'ea %
d their addresses AZ ouoe OBce No gncest lIrars
I1.s Row Or Others gisiag distribute Fhk HiIhbSS Uo
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
ART
TIIr LEAvTIT SALE.

The attendance at the Leavitt art sale, last
evening" was small and little enthusiasm was shown IN
the bidding. sheep and cattle piece by NerboecKho-
ven was offered, but subsequently withdrawn as no one
would pay the Limit price, 5000 The following is the
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-24
A Question Of Printing.

Had the laws been printed and cir
culated at an earlier date than they
were, the people of Phoebe might
have availed themselves of the bene-
fits of a town incorporation.-Record.
Knowing that considerable time
must necessarily elapse before the
laws could be given to the public in
book form, the writer hereof intro
duced a bill providing for the legal
publication of all general laws in the
Territorial EAte'TriSe. According TO
the terms of the bill, the cost TO the
State would not have been in excess
of 81, 200. The measure received just
four votes in the Senate. Pending
the publication of the statutes by the
State Printer, who got them out, by
the way, as promptly as was possible,
Eureka county alone paid the
Secretary of State almost one
third the amount, it would have cost
the State under the Enterprise bill, for
certified copies of the laws. Other
counties, we presume, did the same
tllnS. SAVING nothing ABOUT Inc
general inconvenience, it is pretty
certain that the people of the State
saved nothing by the failure of the
bill in question. But what we started
out to note, was the great antipathy of
Nevada Legislatures to the press. 1t
was by mere dint of hard work that
a. tn r 1T 80.
of sheriffs' sales became a law at the
last session. Why this is thus we can
not explain, but that it is rue that
every Legislature in Nevada has
been bitterly opposed to fostering and
encouraging the press, does not admit
of a doubt. And why? That is the
question. Can't Brother Mighels, of
the Appeal, enlighten us on the SUBJ
iect?
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-24
For WAYS That Are Dark, Etc.

The modern politician is a cunning
animal. In Iowa the Farmers Grang-
es are supposed to hold the balance
of power, and, as a matter of course,
the suffrages of this element are ca
gerly sought after. There is an as
pirant for Governor in that State by
the name of Lowery, and lately he
has been writing letters which he
dates Farm near Davenport" But
the papers have discovered that he
hasn't al acre of land in the whole
country, and never did a days work
on a farm in all his life. AS may be
we'll imagined, they are making it
unusually warm for Mr.. Lowery, and
his chances for the support of the ag-
riculturalists are growing beautifully
less with the developments which
each day brings forth. Indeed, it
may be said they have corner" on
Lowery.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-24
for an arrangement for the exchange
of prisoners.
FRANCE.

BAyoNNE, July %.
News received here through the
Carlists, concerning the inSurrection
at Carthasenia. throws additional
light on the detection of the Spanish
squadron in the port. which was made
subject to the Government by a de-
cree and vote in the CorteZ yesterday.
The Insurgents. after gaining control
of the city, seized I'll Castillo de las
Goloras, a strong fort on the west side
of the harbor, less than a thousand
Yards from its entrance, which 1t
commands completely. This gave
them control of the two lower bat
teries on the shore at the mouth of the
harbor. They hoisted a red flag on
the commute over these Qualifications,
and summoned the squadron lying i'll
the harbor to surrender. The crew
were in sympathy with the Insur-
gents, and the vessels fell into their
hands without opposition The chief
command of the squadron Is now en-
trusted to PoSaS. who led the inStr-
rection i'm the naval arsenal at Ferro-
lin, in the province of Corrunna, some
months ago. The vessels thus taken
by the Insurgents are the Victoria,
an iron-clad of "A guns: the Numan-
cia. an iron-clad OF 25 guns; the Te-
tuan. an iron-clad of 40 guns; the
Almanac, Il screw frigate, OF 43 guns
and the steamers Fernando, El Cato
licoe, F%erroliI,, and BlaSco Gary, not
classified. The four vessels first
named are among the finest i'll the
Spanish navy.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-24

ANOTHER KENTUCKY LOTTERY
simultaneously with the result of the
drawing Of the Third Git Concert in
Louisville, Ky, comes the announce
ment that a fourth gift concert will
come Oft in the same place, Deem
Der Sd, 1873. For this there are to be
sold only 10000 tickets, at $50 each,
making 50, OOO, 900. Half Of this is to
be divided into $1,000 gifts, ranging
from n of $3.50, 900 down to $50. The
tickets are to be divided into ten cou-
pons each.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-24

CURE FOR CHOLERA.-Our exchang-
es from the cholera districts in the
East all contain prescriptions for the
cure Of the terrible disease. Here is
a simple one which seems to meet
general approval: Tinct. opii, cap
sici, rhei CO., menth. pip, campho.
Mix the above in equal parts dose,
ten to thirty drops. In plain terms,
take equal parts tincture of opium,
red pepper, rhubarb, peppermint, and
camphor, and mix them for use. In
case of diarrhpa, take a dose of ten or
twenty drops in three or four tea
spoonsful of water. No one who has
this by him and takes it in time will
ever have the cholera.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-24

AT Henderson, Minnesota, recent
ly, a drunken man lay down beside
the railroad track to sleep, that he
might hear the approaching train,
placed his a on the rail. His auri-
cular organ, however, failed to do its
duty, and was amputated by the pass
ing locomotive. He derives comfort,
though, from the fact that he has one
less ear to freeze off next Winter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-24

THE wires were working badly
again yesterday. The thunder storms
at present prevailing in the noun
tains exert demoralizing influence
over the wires, thus rendering the
transmission of intelligence by this
means very difficult, if not wholly
impossible. However, we have no
disposition to growl; the showers are
equally as acceptable as the news.