, 1873-07-31


'ublic and would be ready this morn
lg. 1t is said the statement will show
deficit of not over $225, 900. all Of
hich will be made ty stock holders. il
lot realized from the estate of the late
President Mills.
The Umpire in the College regetta at
Springfield says: lowing to the fact
that only six of the eleven Judges have
seen fit to make a report; viz. the judges
for Yale. West Ryan, Harvard. Amherst,
Columbia. and Dartmouth; shall re-
fuse to award any other positions than
those already awarded; viz. Yale, first
West Ryan, second; Harvard, Sd. The
honor of the fourth place being claimed
by the Judges for Amherst, Columbia,
and Dartmouth. respectively. I shall
be obi. ged to leave them to fight it on,
on that line, if it takes all Summer"
VICTORIA, July 29.-H. NJ. Armo,
plated ship Repulse. flag of Vice Ad.
miral G. F. Hillyar, arrived at half pas,
eleven A. M. on Saturday from England
uia Soath American ports and Honolulu.
She is over IL months from Plymouth,
visited and stayed at several south
American ports on her way, and il 29
days from Honolulu. The Republic IS
the most powerful vessel probably. that
has yet ploHghed the waters of the Pa
cific. She is 37O9 tons burthen, with
Engine 300 hsrse power. and carries Il
immense guns.
The feet now lying at Esquimalt. con-
slsts of the following ships: H. NJ. S.
Repulse, II guns; H. NJ. S. Tenedos.
s guns; II. NJ. S. Reindeer. guns; II
NJ. S. Myrmidon. guns; H. NJ. S.
Boxer. guns. making total of 8 ships.
35 guns and 1900 officers and men.
The name Of the bark Alethea. has
been changed to Renijio. and she has
been placed under the Nicaragnan flag.
Her commander is Capt. Howard. who
shipped crew yesterday. and will pro-
ceed to Departure Bay to-da,. aud take
IN cargo of Wellington Mine Coal for
San Francisco. The Renijio will be
continued in the Coal carr, ing trade.
The steamer Maude Capt. Holmes has
been chartered to go to Sksena River,
on Friday next with passengers and
goods. The Prince Alfred sailed at six
o'clock last evening carrying the fol-
lowing treasure shipments: Bank of
British North Ar erica S27, ,225 OF; Bank
of British Columbia, 8.O64 81; F. Gar
esche 24.651 As. Total 49. .921 40.
New YORK, July 27.-rhe News says
that an application has been made to
Gov. Dix and petition signed by some
Of tile most prominent men in the Stale
of N. Y. to grant young Walworth a
pardon. The proceedings have been
kept very qniet. and DIX has written to
Judge Davis. asking him to transmit a
copy of all testimony, letters and rec
ords in the case.
New YORK, July 29.-Tf Q last of tie
massive iron plat for East River
Bridge anchor, was placed in position
yesterday.
SARATOGA, July 29.-The race for the
Saratoga cap, 2 miles and quarter was
won by Joe Daniels.
MADR1.. July 29.--There IL report
that the Republican artillery men in
Valencia have joined the insurgents
The Bishop of Granda. who was held
a prisoner by the Insurgents, has been
released.
A dispatch received at rhe War office,
announces that the Insurgents have be-
pun an attack upon Seville. Govern.
ment forces are confident they will re-
pei them.
The Spanish steamer VigiIante, seiz
ed by a German man of war has been
given up to the Spanish Consul at Glib
ralter.
LONDON, July 29.-Government pro
poses upon the marriage of the Duke Of
Edinburgh TO increase his yearly allow.
ance to I25, 900 dollars
New YORK, July pa Vienna coz
respondent of thu Tribune fays the trial
of Mowers and Reapers which tool
place on the ninth inst, was eomPaete
triumph for America. At the last mo.
ment the English and French backed ou'
and there were only four European una
chimes on trial.
ST.. JOSEPH, July 28.-1t is reported on
reliable authority that theSt Joseph and
Denver R. r. has 10 long labored is
over by satisfactory arrangement with
its bond holders; and that propagation
OIL t00 f1HuulOdI duu 0ts 0OoCPA -. -
Co.. to com plete it to the junction with
the Union Pacific road at Fort Kearney.
will be accepted. which will make it BY
over 100 miles shorter route from the
Pacific Coast to Chicago and St. Louis
than via Omaha.
Mousr HOLLY, N. j., July 28.-J. j.
Early, Of Lancaster. was iound this
morning about 3 miles from this place
with the throat cut almost from ear t.
ear. but not dead. He stated be bad
been waylaid and robbed by the three
colored men. slight hopes are enter
tanned Of his recovery.
NEW YoRK, July 26.-On Wednesday
last JAS. NJ. Coulson, reporter for the
Herald, was assigned to visit the new
steamer City Of Chester, lying al anchor
in North River. Since that time he has
not been heard of until to-day, VIII III
intelligence was received that his body
had been found in East River. Coul