, 1873-07-10

First Comptroller, addressed letter to
III Eastern Senator, saying that tile back
pay will be at the disposal Of Senators
..nd Il representatives. for two years trDn
hat date.
The Sun announces that Salvadd
Chrisos has been chosen President oi
me Cuban Republic, Cespedas having
resigned.
Members of the staff of Ex-Governor
Jewell. recently appointed Minister to
Rnssia, tenuered him farewell dinner
last night !; t the Hoffman House. Among
the guests was Baron Fenberg, Russial
Minister.
A meeting held by Italians last even
ing to protest against the traffic III ltal
ian children, was failure i'll attendance
Resolutions denouncing the traffic Were
adopted. Ex-Governor Salnmaa, OF
Wisconsin. was the principal speaker.
ToLEpo. Jnly.-O. Benjamin, of this
city, who WAS supposed TO have been
lost with sailing boat near CleveIann
one day last week, has been heard from
at Buffalo. having been picked up anu
taken to Il at port.
HAVANA, July 1.-The Tribune pul
fishes the manifesto of the Federal Re
public, urging the union of AL parties,
Commanding the insurgents i'll The name
OF the Captain General of the Republic
to lay down their arms and enjry the
Republican Government. The R-pub-
licans have appointed a Committee t.
90 to Madrid and represent them before
the Government and Cortes. The Pro
vincial Government has resigned an
will return to Spain. A company OF
volunteers at Cleufuegos revolted and
tried to hinder the new Governor from
taking his Office, but they were unsuc-
cessful.
LONDON, July 1.--At a meeting beld
here last night resolutions were adopted
protesting against The Introduction Of
the conf, ssional into the Chdrch OF En-
gland. The Earl of Shafte bury pre-
sided. The meeting was large ana III
huential.
Binhanipton and Woolverhamptol.
Journals eArieas alarm at the decreit>s
of orders for hardwute from Ame.lc"
ami ai the reiuarhable deveiupeuient u4
trs.i { Ill the U. D., whose manufacturers
are supplying lho>e OF kngland 10 COZ
onies and South America.
1he BRITISH Cuns General III Egypt
WARNS Travellers against taking the route
unt Venice to Egypt, Ills b ,rks from that
city are Ill Quarantine at Alexandria. Oh
cholera. VIII h 10 SAID to De Ill the north
efn iaris Of the AdflatIc..
II became known to-day that the Ger
man Goyernme.t has Invested ten MIL
lion dollars Ill U. .. bonds, prime paiis
ten per cent. Bonded loan.
!. A special from Haeue TO the Pail Mall
Gazette denies that any settlement has
been made between The Dulch and Acu-
lens.
BERLIN, July 1.-The weavers of this
city, to.tne number OF 500, have strucb.
They demand an increase OF 80 per
cent. in their wages which the na-ter,
refuse TO grant.
CALCUTTA, July 1.-The Chine Sc have
captured Morneltia. town of Boinen.
northeast of Ava The place was carried
by assault. There was great slaughter
HARTFORD. Conn July 1.-The House
to day passed resolutions declaring the
increased pay of Congressmen unnec
essarv, requesting Senators ard Rep
resentatives to labor for the repeal of
the law. The retroactive salary clause
is especially condemned. The Senators
and Representatives from this State are
condemned for not opposing the meas
ure.
CINCINNATI. Jnne 2.-Tbere were Z
deaths fiom cholera to-day. Gen L T.
York. this city. died suddenly this fore
noon.
A special TO theihronicle fromMariet-
Ia. Ohio, states that Hon. Jos. s. Will
son. Member of Congress from Oregon.
died of paralysis at that place this morn
ing.
New YORK. june g. In the Walworth
murder case to-day at 8 %, the jury re
turned into Court. The roll was called
and jsry We're ASKED If = ey had agreed
on We diet. The foreman answered: We
have We tinl the prisoner guilty oI
murder in the second degree
Parsons, Kansas. June 5.-Another
fearful tornado III Neosho County struck
hear GalesbGrg last evening at $ 50
o clock. a Station on Missouri, Kansas d
L xas Il. T., IL miles from Parsons.
The STERN Wa, Il fearful one. The he;.-
vens We're one sheet OF flames, accom-.
panied by IL terrible sto, III of wind ana
rain. The tornado caue from the soutl..
west aud first struck the house of MI.
Glddors. h Ii mlie sogth of Cii.l, sbure
blowing it down and burying 3 childien
and Mrs. Giddcns. The children wer.
aged IL. - and 10. aud were instantly
killed. Mrs. Giddons was Seriously III
jured. The gale next struck Mr.. hoger-
house, west of ;oAn was blown down
and himself ana wife We're seriously i'll
jured, probably fatally. The house was
blown fifty yards. Mr. Rhodes nous,
was blown from its fl undation. The
tornado did not strike The town of GATES
burg. Ii ran III uaigow belt and syep
ever, thing in Its tracl; houses, frnce-.