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GREAT BRITAIN.

NEW YonK, July 28.-The London Times Of the
10th says Mrs Cline, the authorosa, Was writing
in her boudoir on the evening OF tho 18th inst.
when spark flow from the fire and ignited her
drosa. Before assistance could arrive, tho un-
fortunate lady, who for years had bcen q con-
died on the following morning.
LONDON July 28,-In the Uf House Commons
to-day, Philip dallan asked it there was any prob
ability That the Carlists in Spain would be recog-
nized az belligorents.
Viscouut Enilold, Under-Sccrotary for the
Foreign Department, replied that the CarliBts
were undoubtedly gaining ground, but mattors
were not in state to ontitlo them to belligorent
rights.
A message from tho Queen, notifying tho
Comnq1la Of tho forthcoming marriage OF tho
Duke ofEdinburg, and asking that provision DO
made therefor, was received and read,
Austin Bruce, Home Secretary, moved that,
owing to the absence Of Mr. Gladstone, caused
by indisposition, consideration Of the message
be postponed until tomorrow. After debate,
the motion was agreed to.
, 1873-07-29

BAyoNNE, July 28.--It iB reported that hevoro
engagement has talfcn place near Panpeluna
between tho Republicans and Oarlists, In which
tho latter were sacccHsful. Two guns and 900
prisoners aro sud to lavo been captured by tho
Car1ists.
BAYoNHE, July 28.-A steamer to-day landed
5000 bennington ri1os at Fontarabia, near Bill
boa, whore thoy were received by band OF 600
Cnr]iBta and taken into tho interior.
Don Carlos and Lfzarr1lga wero reported on
Friday laet at Couacorrada, near Yittoria,
Herald Special.
LONDON, July 28.-At Cartagona, Spain, yes
tortlny, the rcd flag of IntraneEontes, which had
been flying above tho fortreBAoB and Bhipa III tho
harhor, was replaced by the National f1ag. In
anticipation OF trouble, the ironclad Mondcz
Nunez had left tho Aruonal-Yard and anchored
In tho port, ready for my movements also tho
Numnncia, Victoria, and othorB. To-day tho
ironclnds, accompanied br t1lroe steamers, wero
to Issue from tho larbor, and If intorfered with,
will fire upon tho attaching ycsacla. sanguin-
ary naval engagement il expected.
The PruBsian and English Consuls havo re-
coived orders from thoir respective Ministers to
notify tho cruisers TINT tho robel ships aro pi-
rates, aud to treat them aa such. The rebels
threaten TINT II nny vessel belonging to . for
oign powor interforoB, to maBsaore every Consul
and foreigner in the city. Strang era arc nppre-
honsiyo mud flying for thoir lives.
MADRID, July 28.-Ihe Republican arti}lory-
mon In Valencia have Joined the insurgents.
Controras has dissolved tho insurroctionary
Junta IN Cartagena.
Two additional German men-of~wAr and .
British frigate layo arrived at Cartagoua.
, 1873-07-29
FOREIGN.
Trial Of Mowers and Reapors at Won.
na.:.Tho Americans Sue.
ecssfal.
Desperate Naval Engagement
Expected in the Harbor
Of Cartagena.
Germany Rcpudiates the Capture Of
tho Spanish Iron-Clad.
Religious federation Universal in
Persia.


AUSTRIA.
NEW YonN, July 28.-Tho Vienna corroapond-
ont Of tho Tribune says that tho trial Of 1nowcrs
and reapess, which took place On tho 9th Instant,
WAS complete triumph for tho Amorfcans. At
tho last moment, tho English and Bronoh back
cd out, and thero were only four European ma
chines On tho ground. Tourtoon American roap-
ors and fiftoon American mowers competed. AL
tho Amcrioan machines did their work vol, ex-
oopt one which broke down ut tho start, -
through no fault Of tho machine, but through
tho atupidity OF tho driver. Tic arrangements
wero Btupidly defective. There WAS no pro-
gra1nne; no systom. Most Of tho teams wore
unused to tho work and gave q
good deal Of trouble. Some wore immonsc,
powerful stations, and tho others wretchod.
rawboncd boasts, that could scarcely pull tho
machines. Then the grain differed greatly In
diGoront parts Of tho field. 30 tho trial with
conditions 10 unequal was no tort as far as spool
yyas concerned. Or. Wnrdor, who was entitled
to sit as ono Of the Jurors, declined, the exhibit
ors protesting against him on tho ground that
ho Waa interested In ono Of tho machines. 30
America was unrepresonted, aud the jury waB
composed entirely Of foreigners. It iB reported
thAt all tho American mowers and roapers that
took part in tito trial will got medals, somn for
progress, othors for merit. Tho awards will not
bo mado until noxt month. =
, 1873-07-29

Abstract 6f tlao Report OF tho AEricall.
xurnl IBrtrenr1 for July.

Abstract df tl.o Report OF tho Agric.ll-
xrirnl Burenu for July.
WARRINGTON, July 28.-:rho July agricultural
report just sent to proBB represents an improve
mont In ,sintor wheat, but q decline III the PROD
poctB Of spring wheat on account OF tho un-
aoaaonhblo weathor In aono quarters, md tho
INJECT oncmios In othors. Tho avorago in corn
ia incroased in Wost Virginia aud Minnesota. md
docreasou In all tho other statoH except Florida,
and Arkansas, whore it remninB tho Bamo aa Inst
year. Corn planting was everywhere retarded
by tho woathcr aud In many casoB tho corn has
boon scvoral times roplantod. Tho universal
complaint Of dofcotiyo aoed is made in i'll parts
Of the country.
The condition Of cotton has boon previously
crop to DO 8o.5 por cont Of average not including
Virginia, whore tho culture il yot mainly OK
porlmonta1.
Tic prospective ylold of outs declined during
June in Now England aud the middle and Nortl-
WoHtorn atalos except In Wisconsin. It WIS ou-
hancod In nll Of tho Gulf States oxcopt Miaaia
. Winter rye improved in Rhode Island, Con-
necticut, Now Joruoy, Maryland, North Carolina,
M1ii!eslsAippi, Texas, Arkansas, Ohio, Michigan,
doorgia, and declined in all tho othor states.
Spring, rye waB below tho average In all the
statoB but hyo, tho minimum, Z, being found in
California and The maximum, lilo, In Nebraska.
Wlntor barley generally declined in tho South
md West, whore tho heavy rains prevailed.
Tho grass crops hayo generally improved In
New England and tho Middle BtateH. However,
they wefe greatly shortened by tho drought.
Tho Into winter told dBaatrously upon tho
fruit crop. Tho injury to tho apple trees WAS
moro extensive than was apparent 1T tho last ro-
port. Vast numbers Of peach trooB wore killed.
The condition Of the grapo crop ranged from 81
in California to 1877 in Nebraska, 100 ropreaout-
ing tile average.
Tle average in potatoos remained tho samo as
last yoar, or Increased In twontY-two States and
decreased in oil tho othora. Tho Colorado
bcotle has c1tondod its rnvagos eastward, boing
reported for tho first time In several counties Of
Now York. It was still devastating in the Woet.
but tho farmers had learned in many countiea
condition Of tho crop, III, was found in door-
gin, and tho minimum, 10, in Delaware.
MEMpu1s, July 2S.-Crop roportH from Arkan-
Bas are very encouraging, tho raina during tic
past ton days having brought out both corn and
cotton, though In tho region Of JacAHonport rain
iH very much needed. Koports from MissisBlppi
arc conflicting in regard to cotton, but the corn
crop will not yield moro than l.nlf crop, owing
10 the drought, while in tho noighborhood OF
Oklahoma, Kosciusko, md Brandon, both cotton
atd corn will mike poor yioid; and in addition
to tho drought, tho worms have appeared in West
Tennessee. Corn will only yiold half a crop, but
tl1o cotton prospect is fair.
spn1NaF1E1.D, ILL.,, July 28.-NeY wheat u be.
ing received In the market here. Tho quality ia
said to DO good, and tho yield large. Tho dam
ago said to lavo been done to ii by tho recent
rainH proves to DO worry slight.
, 1873-07-29
THE STEAMER HOWELL,

Further rnrticulnra Of tho Sinking
of tho Steamboat Jennie HnOyvoll on
the ohio leivor--NIfrncAlO1ls Escape
Of q Unbcs
spectat DispatcA tn Tho Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, July 2B.-Tho steamer Jen.
mic Howell, running botwoon Cincinnati and
Yicksbl1rg, sunk fow mllcs below 8nawncetown,
at o'clock o. n., OH Saturday morning laht. She
struck snag, which raeaod through her boiler
deck. causing 1cr TO sink III fow minutes. Tho
boat is d total loss., A A1va springle aud child
Of Mrs. King woro drowned. Their bodies have
been recovered. All the other passengers wore
saved by tho Quickstop, which arrived in worry
fow minutes after tho wreck. Tho passengers
wore landed at Shawncotown. Mira. King
lad two children, both Of whom she supposed to
DO drowned. But 30 OIL attor daylight on Satur-
day morning, while examining tho wrock, the
little babe was found huasing on mattress In
The cabln alive and anoop, with but n few inchea
between 1t -nnd tho roof. Tic eacapo was.
miracle, and my informant tells me that tho
scono WIS most affecting whom tho Child was ro-
turned alivo to tho borrowed mother WHO bad
mournod tho little fellow aH lost for nearly
day. Tho conduct of tho officers is said to hava
boon admirable. The safe aud all tho vnluaploa
wore saved together with Homo baggage. Tho
passengers wero kindly carod for by tho citizons
Of 6haWnoetown.
, 1873-07-29
SPORTING MATTERS.
AQUATIC.

Sprctal Df:patch to 17le Chicago Tribune.
p1rTsbuKou, Pa, July 28.-TLe great rowing
match for the championship of the United statoB
aud 81 200 sido, between, Billy soharr and
Hurry Coulter, was declared of this evening,
Coutor's friends not being able to agreo OIL a
reforoo.
f1b tbs Assoctated Press.l
P1TTaDuRoH, July 28.-Coulter and 6charfr's
friends mes tonight, to aoloct 4 rofereo. Coul-
ter's party Expressed dissatiBfaction with tho
oourao selected by tho Bchar1 party. Tie lattor
yielded so fur nj to ask to decide tho affair by
tho toss Of u penny, which WAS not accepted.
Coultor's crowd wanted tho courae changed,
and refused to row entirely. The scharff
people, unloss Coulter changea his mind,
intend claiming tic money. Thoro is no pros
poet Of agreoing. The aolection Of the courso
LOCALLY bolougs to tho soharifs, and tho question
ras foreign to tho object OF tho meeting. THO
gonoral impression seoms to be that Coulter is
afraid OF being beaton, aud that ho is not in good
trim for the raco. Everybody IL disgusted.
In the Bnydor-Wright case, the decision WAS
postponed till Saturday. The roforoo awarded
tho purse to Wright on account Of q foul.
LONDON, July 28.-Tho rowing match to-day
on tho Tyno, between Kelley aud Taylor, for
:E2o0 side, was won easily by Taylor.
, 1873-07-29
THE CHOLERA.


INDIANAPOLIS, July 28.-!There IL considerable
cholera excitement III this city. Five momborB
Of the family ct hTr. Buokshot have died OF tho
diaoaee, and two other deaths have occurred, be-
infantum. The city is in good condition Of
cleanliness, and furthor precautions are being
takon to avert the contagion. Tho Council to-
night il expected to give tho Board OF Health
1sp1ANAroMs. July 2s-Two additional deaths
from cholera aro reported by tho Board of
Health to-day. But soven donthe in oil have
thus for occurred, five Of which wore tho chill
LII LITTLE IT. e' Koox, Xrk., July 2s.-Tho cholora is
prevailing on plantation below hero to = con-
siderable extent. Eleven deaths occurred since
Friday On ono plantation. 1t has not Jet reached
tho city.
CoLumuus, O., July 2s.-There no now
oaaes OF cholera in the Ponitentiary.
sr. jog, Mioh.. July 28.-Some excitement
prevails here III consequence OF q caso Of Hup-
posed cholera with fatal result. On Friday
oharlea Williamg, robust, healthy locomotive a,'
railroad, left this city in charge OF hla onglne
and drove to Big Rapids. On Saturday morning
he WAS brought back corpse. Ho Was attacked
with cholora, Friday night, and WIS corpse
60 near It, and tic romains barely received
Christian burial. Williams leaves Vile IN
St. Joo.
ftpHs "o kAHV Nhst t1tWe%fN% H"Ak
The cholera has prevailed to some extent IN
the vicinity OF Princeton, in Wabash County.
The lit. Carmel Democrat rolatea . sad In
cldopt Of it's visitation. MET Henry Weathory
and bis wife woro attacked WITH T. tho dlsso,abe,
shsa sok after tho death % Of Their a Rasonts s.
tho infected house, and they were removed to
tho residence Of 9gh@bos @ Mr !: I l.; r M ,Mopaaiol
ing, md desolate orphans. They diod, md Mr.:
Mcdaniel, wifo. snd daughter took tho ,diseaao,
band and wife on Sunday last. Tho humane
conduct Of h1r. MCDANIEL, whose kindnoss cost
him his lifo, stands In noble contrast to tho Hol
tiBl cowardice Of tho physicians who refused to
miniBtor to tho distressed chillron.
Front ths Evansvllle tIN.) .'ohrHa!, Jnty28.
hfr. Louis Theysohn, reHident Of Virginla
street, botwoon Fulton aud Fourth nyonuoB, re-
latea the following horrible case Of tho rayagos
Of tho cholera ln rosoy County, tho parallel Of
which, 1t III to DO hoped, will never bo found
a family, whose name hIr, Thcysol.n cannot re-
no,nber, consisting Of q man wlfo md . child
Of q years old, resided on tho Donation, Flat, q
few miles from st. pllipa, and about SIX mIles
above HI. Vernon. The wife was daugh-
, 1873-07-29
IOWA..

No1 "terIcs--Tho Iqnrvest of Crinlo~-
Vigilance Committees Forming--A
'Dctccttve's Story--Thc Grim Trade
: --NIASccllnnoo,1s xtcNas.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune,
DEs MONIES, July 2s.-some robbers onterod
the house Of ]. A. Ferguson yeeterday, while
tho family were at church, taking away such
'valuab1os as they could find, and email aum Of
money. '
! It is claimed by Bomo badly-scarod policemen
and nervous citizens that an attempt to burn tho
1umbcr-yards Of thts city, and do general rob-
bmg business, was prevented by too close
be a full crop in Ills State. The papors from
an pnrta arc filled with aeconnts OF
robberies or crimes Of other kinds.
.Viglant- Committoos are being generally
formed. and, ,tndging from tic tone Or
capital punishment this winter.
A deteottyo arrived here at noon today. who
had been In pursuit Of tho railroad robbers.
Flo aays that t4oy aro in Jackson County, NO.,
James, Bill Shepard, c. s. Cole, Jack Loringor,
and George ". Mccoy. Ills Btory is considered
"thin" hero.
Now York grain merchants arc said to DO mak-
ing extensive arrangements to purchase grain in
Iowa, shipping 1t through to Now, York without
breaking bulk, and at through rates. They Rre
at present oonaning their operations to tho rall-
roads in the southern part Of tho State.
Tho traln-mon on tho Rock Island Railroad
have beon armed With brooch-loading Spring.
fold rifles.
The people of Delaware County will have q
harvest feast at Spring Branch on the 27th Of
August.
drove Of 5000 tino-looking Texas catt1o
passed through Sidney last Thursday.
While passing through herd Of Toxhs cattle,
in Page County, last week, peddler was attack
cd by them aud killed.
Mrs. Fatty, who lives north Of Lewis, in Cass
County, while drawing a pail Of water from .
we'll, on Thursday last fell in and waa drowned
before assistance could reach her.
, 1873-07-29

WARRINGTON, July 28.-The Attorney Gonoral
to-day recommended that pardons be Issued to
Folk Dover, stophon Spawn, Ewan Murphy.
South Oarolina Of Ku-Klux outragos.
New YoaK, July 28.-den. J. 3. Aerahaw, ".
D. Porter, and r. II. Bims, committee
Of South CArolinfana, hayo had
conference with President Grant at Long
Branch, tho purpose OF which was his intercea-
sion for the Ku- -Klux prisoners of South Oaroll-
m. Tho President sud ho was deBirous Of pur-
auing worry liberal policy toward all oonyicts
except those guilty of violent crimes. It is
understood that tho President will addross lot
ter Of instructions Immediately to Attornoy-Gen.
William8 In purauanco OF theae Understandings,
, 1873-07-29
CANADA.

Special DispatcA to Tho Chtcado Tribune.
TonoSTo, Ont, July 2s.--Numeroun buildings
1ato thunder storm, md tho persoual casualtioB
wero unusually numerous. -
Tho magnificent now city Post Office Ia almost
completed, and tho new central prison iB fast
approaching compilation. A cost1y CuBtom-
House is in course Of construction, aud building
operations nre gouorally worry briak.
Tho impression is gaining ground that tho
Government will be surely dofoatod when Par
lament asHemblos, on the 18th proximo. No
now developments,
! OTTAWA, July 2s.-Tho r1,mor prevails horo
That a Royal commission will bo issued to lilo
several Judges to Investigate the Pacific Railway
;ohargeB.
Tho Dominion rovonue for June WAS $1,f32,-
752, and tho expenditures 81, ,738, ,oG4.
, 1873-07-29
RAILROAD RATES.


The Effect OF thc Illinois Railroad
LAWS on tho .9rutlo OF Iowa.
Spectat Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
DEsMo1REs, July 28..-Numbers OF grnn and
stock doalors OF tlis sta!o have been shipping
thoir grain and atock to st. Louis since the IG-
,1ols nailroad law went into effect. st. Louis is
making extra exertions to cloBe up the gap be-
tween the Nortl, Missouri and Central, Of Iowa.
and DoBAIoines Valloy Railroads, in order that
she may command tho largor share Of tho Iowa
grain trade of this fall.
SPR1NaF1E1p. ILL.,, July 28.-aEr. Mclaughlin,
the Secretary Of tue Board OF tho Railroad and
Warehouse Commissioners is il receipt Of q
number Of 1ettors from different sections Of the
State, setting forth the facts in rotation to tho
charges Of oxtortion on tho part OF railroads.
Some Of them are Of d perfectly outrageous
character, and call for summary action. These
will engage the attention Of the Commissioners
ut thor session tomorrow.
, 1873-07-29
,lAPAkl.

sAN FRANCISCO, July 28.-The Japan brings
Yokaha,na datoH 70 July7. The Japan Gazcl(e
defends Minister DoLong and Bays thore iB unit
yorAal sympathy for him, and Indignation at
tho charges proforrod agalnat him. It farthor
Rays that tho Unitod States waa nayer bettor
served in the Empire than by lin.
The Inspector Of ConaulateB sent from Wash-
ington il oyerhauliug tho Consulate Loro.
Political affaira arc generally quiet.
An inHurrootlon broke out OH tlo Inland OF Kin
sin and troops wero Bont to qliell It.
It III reported that AZ BOON ~ tho mission Of
Europe returns, all Japan will DO thrown open to
Foreigners.
In tho Province Fekayooken, 10000 farmers
rebolled on account Of tho land tax, destroyed
tho officials housos and raided gonorally through
, 1873-07-29

MArAmoRAs, July 28.-Iho Peas puo!tco, OF
this city, BtatoH that revolution IL lmminent In
tho state OF Nuoya Loon. There arc three aa-
pirants for Governor in that State, and, there
being no choice by tho people, tho election will
In Monterey in September next. So intonso is
party hatred Originating In the revolution OF
last year and revived in the praBent political con-
test} that m outbreak Ia regarded az inevitable.
nre
city, to ayoid being complicated In tho th1oaten-
ell tronhle
, 1873-07-29

OLEVErANp, July 28.-Tha meeting Of Tho
Cleveland Club commeaces tomorrow and will
continue four days. Three races occur to-mor-
row, viz: Trottlng race for 23l horses purao
%, too, BEST three in five ton entries. Trotting
nno entrieB, aud running race, purse $500, best
two In tlroo, with eight entries. Foarnaught,
Jr., was to layo trottod in the 2:3A
race. but was drawn tonight. A heavy rain this
heavy, aud, possibly, naoosHtato tho poytpone-
ment Of to-naorrow'a sport. htuch interest is
manifested throughout the city, and tonight
pool-selllng is quito llyoly. With fair weather
tho 1noeting will DO groat Huccosa.
, 1873-07-29

Western Iowa Threatened with tho
Locuats Ut Egypt
DunuquE, Iowa, July 28.-A Sioux City dia-
patch, just received, says during the last two
days tho grasBhoppors have boon visible L., the
air, but not In largo enough numbers to oiuite
alar1n. At this hour countless millions may bt
soon. Their gonoral tendency aoomB southwcst.
Grave apprehonsionB arc Expressed by thoHt
familiar with their rayagos in other parts of the
country. Tho result cannot DO other than dis.
astrous should tho clouds Of graBshoppors noU
hoyeriug over this vicinity settle here.
, 1873-07-29
ITALY,.

number Of nowly-nominatod Bishopa. In his
address he urged them to defend zealously tho
sigAts Of tho Church. Rctarring to the conflict
Of the ecclesiastical authorities in Brazil with
the Free Masons, he said tho Free Masons wero
liable to accommodation, tho same as membora
OF othor secret societies., notwithstanding tho
charitable objects Of their organization.
> Tho Liberals have carried tho elections in Ma
pies.
, 1873-07-29

ter Of Squire Coona, nh old rostdont Of st.
Phillips. Several days ago tho husband COM
plalnod OF boing III and wont to bod. and before
night tho wife was compelled to follow him.
noighbors, but wl,on or how thoy died will novor
DO known. Tho day after they woro takon
noighbor called at tho house, md was mortified
at finding the afflicted couple dead III their bod
whilo tho weeping Child oropt over their corpsos,
Wake un |"
, 1873-07-29

1k8y1EFF O1 EEIU EIllInCI4I 1IlIW FEUUUEN
Markets.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoRK, Juiy 28.-Tho day has boon unuBu.
ally dull on tho street in consequence Of the ab-
senco Of most OF the specuatorB from tho
city. The bull interest maintains its own, but
with difficulty, Tho Vanderbilt sharea have heon
most activo. Possibly before the week closes
tho street will wi{pcss a lively struggle. The
latest Board showed fraction decline. Tho
transactions were small, however, aud tloro is
an indispoBition to buy or sell heavily.
The markets for all sorts Of produce and grain
arc dull, and with few transactions, at unchanged
pricaR.
, 1873-07-29

SALT LAKE, July 28.-Tho complaint and afli-
dayits in tho case of Ann Eliza Webb, soVen-
teonth vito Of Brigham Young, were hloa to-day
In the olork's office Of tho Third District Court.
Tho complainant sues for $500, 200 damages,
ind e20.000 for couuHol foes. Tho caso will be
argued probably, boforo Judge Emerson, Judge
A1oKean being absent for hs hoalth, on tue 5th
Of August, on tho preliminary points. Other
suits Of lllie nature will be begun so6n.
, 1873-07-29
SOUTH AMERICA,

I,1snon, July 28.-Tho South American null
Btoamer haB arrived with datcs from Rio Jnnciro
ito the III, Instant A dccroo had boon promul-
gated at Rio declaring Protestant marriages in
tdiHsoluble unless declared otlorwiso by COM
petont 1gaai tribunals.
Tho Bill for tho reorganization Of tho National
Guard was before tho Ohambor Of Deputies on
itB third rcadinE,
, 1873-07-29

DErno1T, July 28.-0eorgo HOLLYWOOD. formerly
Colonel Of tho "IouiBiana TigerB," OF rehel ro-
nown, was thiH morning Hontoncoa to two years
In tho Ssato's Prison for ombozxllng $500 OF his
and acquired soyeral Bcars In the service OF tha
LpBt CAubp,"
, 1873-07-29

Outrnges by Maskcd men in Ken.
tuckys
O1NonN&r1, o.. July 2s.-A band Of Kr-Klux
made raid on tie farm of Mrs. Mason Brown,
the mother Of B. Gratz Brown, in Owen County,
Ky, on Friday night, killed Louis Wilson fool
orod), burned hts house down. and damaged
other farm property. Tho farm contained largo
growing crops Of corn and tobacco, which 1t will
driven Oh By TIC Ku.Kiux. Other farms wero
visited by them, and tho owners were warned
against employing negroes as workmen. It IL
said that the Ku.Klux came from Henry County.
, 1873-07-29

MOUNT HOLLY, N. j., July 28.-J. ]. Early, Of
I,anoaytor, Pa, was found ths morning about two
,alloB from this place, with his troat cut utmost
from eur to ear. lie stated that ho Ind boon
waylaid ard robbed by throo colorel men. Slight
hQpeH arc entertained OF Ills recovery.
, 1873-07-29

.Spteial DfapAtch t. 1ho Chfcuro 1fibuHe.
OEpAM RArIps, H., July 2a.--A man named
Samuel Kinney, wllilo ulder tho influence OF
liquor, was rim over by an enetao Of tho Bur.
Saturday night. Tho deceauod waF.l laboriug
man, md IL said to haye rolati,~& living at
Delfoyiilo, Ill.,; also, aster at Cot Tails, H.
1Io lived Until Sunday morning.
, 1873-07-29
FRANCE,

PAnIs, July 28.---Tle Assembly has passed. q
bill aboliBlling the shipping tax.
Tho Extreme Loft lias resolved to form a "Vlg-
ilauco Committee which is to sit after each
meoting Of tho Permanent Committee Of tho Az
Bembly during tho recess.