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CONSIDERATIONS ON CATARRH IAN ABSTRACT
" from forthcoming work Throat Diseases. Dy
A. n wiiamsen, n p. late Clinical Physician in the
ing stamp the author No i3 East Seventeenth street
DAND L M'NALLY's GUIDE FOR FEBRUARY.
~ lust out eaborately illustrated by sec tionai maps
gives the ticket far0s and latest tables all roads
1t also gives the population and ull description OF all
towns IN the United States and Canada with mag
nhcenty colored railroad map extending from ocean To
ocean, To W hSd OF a. QILkS, Agept AstQr uouas-
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Dyspepsia.-TQ All Suffering from Dis.
of Lungs, Liver, Brain Kidneys resulting from
Dyspepsia, DIR. SHARPS SPECIFIC offers immediate
and permanent relief HARTNETT'S, Bible House. ano
C0DDINGT0NS. $50 Fifth avenue.
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Dunville & CO.-rhe Irish Dfstfuerfesv
Belfast Ireland, the largest holders of Whisxey
the world, Their OLD IRISH WHI>KEY Is recommcnd-
ed by the medical profe sson in preference to french
brandy. Supplied in casks cases United States
Branch 81 Broad street New York
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Bullion in Balance from the Bank.
LONDON, Feb. 3, 1874.
The amount OF bullion withdrawn from the Bank
Of England on balance to-day is f2O2, 900.
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Mrs. WfnsIOw's Soothing Strup for
children teething greatly facilitates the OF teeth
ing, by softening the gums reducing all ndammsti0n
will alay all pain and spasmodic action
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States Then, too, there is very plainly a belief,
constantly increasing, that the Committee on APP.
All the other important committees OF the House.
and its recommendations, therefore, are fought
against, wherever 1t Is thought to have IN any
manner so iniringed.
Senator Sherman's Bill for Free Bank
ing and Redemption and Reissue Of
the National Currency.
The following Is the full text OF the bill intro
duced by Senator Sherman to-day to provide for
the redemption and reissue OF United States legal
tender and national bank notes and for free bank
ing:-
Be IL enacted, &C., that on the Ist day OF jan
uary, 1873 the Secretary OF the Treasury Is au-
thorized and required to pay on demand, at the
ONCE of the Assistant Treasurer in the city
OF New York, to any holder OF United states
notes to the amount OF $1,000, or any null
tiple thereof in exchange Tor such notes, an
equal amount OF the gold coin of the
United States or hen Of coin he may at his option
issue in exchange for SAID notes an equal amount
of coupons or registered bonds OF the United
states IN such form as he may prescribe, and OF
sum, redeemabe in coin Of the present standard
value at the pleasure OF the United states after
years from the date or their issue and bearing
interest payable quarterly in such coin at
the rate OF five per centum per annum
and the Secretary OF the Treasury may reissue
the United states notes so received. or Il they are
cancelled NAV issue United states notes to the
same amount. either to purchase or redeem the
public debt. or to meet the current payments Tor
the public service, and the said bonds ana the
interest thereon snail be exempt rom the
payment OF all taxes or duties OF the
any form by or uuder State, municipal,
or local authority and the SAID bonds
shall have set forth and expressed upon their race
their coupons, be made payable at the Treasury Of
the United States.
next the limit OF the aggregate circulation OF
national banks now prescribed by law Is re-
pealed. aud oil banks thereatteE organized sball
, 1874-08-01
THE MINNESOTA LAW.
THE EPTEcT OF TIE NEW FREIdHT-nATEa.


Special Dispatch to Tile Chtcuao 1ftba,s.
BT. PAUL. Minn., July si.-The State Coumis-
aionera' schedules Of ftoight-ratea work such an
entlre change In the taris OF tho different roads
that ra1foad-.ncn themselves, nfter one days dil-
1igout study, arc yet unable to say just what of
foet they will have upon their business, though
t IL evident that, as tho achodu1oa orc baeed on
distance entirely, atrict conformity with them
will stop the companies from giving the same 10
eilities ~ now to spa,soly-sottled districts on
tlo weatern portions Of their iuos; also that oil
Bpecial freight contracts, maao for the purpose
Df building up trado along the lines. Will 4nye
to DO revoked. Whether tho companies will
be iuiuted In tho matter Of re.
ceiptsx aa proportionod to tho outlay, ia
doubtful, but 1t III certain that the rural ponu:.
latou OF tho Stato will loso by tho application OF
tho COMMISSIONER rates. aud ruloR. In homo in
Btances-that is, from certain stations to other
cortaln statlonH-the rates are loss than In tho
nompanics' present taElfs In otnors, higher. The
aim ut tho ComipiHnl0nerA appears to have been
TO equalizo tho rates 'v'lhout reducing tbe earu-
ings. .....-.., ,..,
form closely to tho rates and schedules uf tho
Commissioners It'll the next Legialatute better
Informed, shall amend the law, II found uecea-
,ary. However, two Influential railroad managers
,ay that the Commissioners schedules arc baaed
% correct business principles. and they will help
The railroad companies towards correcting tho
errors Of nauagomenE which lavo impoverished
tho local compaaics. Their objections nto that
Tho law requires them to provo III court-what iH
.elt-osideut--tAat freight may be received and
delivered at sons stRtionH cheaper than at
btherst and compels the Commissioners to mako
rates entirely by distance without regard to tho
amount aud regularity OF the traffic.
, 1874-08-01

from kht Providence {H. ~ JanFHdt
For the past day Or two there haa boon III THIS
city a oolorod man WHO progonts in llmsolf q
quopr physiological freak. he IL 81 yearA Of ago,
tllok set, Of medium holght, Of fair lntol8an0e,
and was born in Manchaatar, England. He
gaiua livelihood by exhibiting himsolt 20 ply
slclans. His abdomen iB naturally full. but at
Will, without tho usd at hiH l0uda, Aa Htvas 1t .
wayo.lilo motion and 1t gradually sinks in o. If
being wound up, until 1t apparently roats close
ngalnst tho baokbone, aud .se presents the ap+
lie pamo manner ha rolls 1t out to itB oriKinal
form, lie then drops from uudor bis ribs
ifupl,caie Hot OF ribs. With d braast bnne, whom
tic original ribs and tho duplicates eau he dr.
tiuctIy folt aud counted, and tue whole front of
tho body H., as 1t were, iron-clad. Or, ut will,
ho apparently dropa hia hoart from lts mat.
,lral position Botno "a inches, puts 1t bnol aud
sonJB 1t to the right side Ut 1 booty opposite its
natutal poetion, puts 1t back aud solds Il to the
lower part OF the body OIL tho right alde, thus
putting It In four dilYorout positions. During
thesa changer tho two sounds Of tito Aeart oau
be distinctly heard In either Of theao nnw posi-
tiduH, and not wl,ero they usually ara heard. It
eeelna to DO nooossary, however, that after each
chango 1t should 80 back whero 1t belongs bo-
foro boing sent to now qunrter. Ho atao Aaa
tho unwer to atop tho boating OF llls lloart ut
will from five to ton seconds vt time, tho pulse
etoppinx at tho SAME time. Ito aoe1na also to
have considerable BtrsnBth, easily bonding by Il
blow Oh tho arm a heRyy ttan ea.lo wllie!l Ao
CARLOS. Several OF our prominent physleaus
layp examined him, from one Of whoul we havo
obse!ued tloHe facts, Auu pronounce him to 20
tl,o Erentost curiosity In phJ1laloGy tAoy hAfa
aYer aaea Or Hoard Of.
, 1874-08-01

~..... r.,.a.~.
seYs. o.lawes ospof No. tnsSsos sco.
aeIas ss - thshotest nsartfn -
a n.rtx' number of nowssmpurs. acfotoforo re-
nubca havo taken down shoir colors nn hoisled tho
Opposition banncs. Ths rume,tng Of the coming
asofm u klreauy hcasa ~ sne dieanco The farmers
snd hnofng e a oarr oa Tue ~ nsxo - ro
o hr.,or nrntsnssona nf ro sn M un s,11
iaod dishonesty Of Tho entfs Federal 1dm!nstration
ron1rcaa tmrn oat to 1,n a nt;o1n eat ~ ,owar,Ia
Eas thioyes uBunl1y ara rhny taiIod | II asylv' mi
]o,,r aco. about yi1dcnt,nn ihcnsolvsss ~ tnfuro
thn ne6r}o md tbay aaa',r6 ,,s tna. tnav wcro
mt t h~ to us ses %
novor !" or tEo I. nowfa ~ ~ nonI,inn nrcaa ~
wc think It tn aafa u to h205 ha2anf tho proilc
ton tint 10 man wLo sI tsudlod 9 % tho T bacl-ray
Cnnorasa Ta roas gI6 at6',iics , uith ooI,ai fnr,c
to Demnnrafa ana I'annii;tana' W. man, yo,,
M Mia nni,o-ts hnI ,"n hfr Far,an5n
Wnn1 4ni ri ti,n att,nr ,,tt,a hi, ao1 1rnot
ah w,, ra thn,r r. rn1 onda fntn Ihnt nctwork nf
franI ..,,s oans.'s.,. nnoun ~ tLn oiar,.otaot
, 1874-08-01
RAILROAD NEWS.
WESTERN Observation-Disclosures.

WESTERN FRE1aHT-TAR1FFs.
During tho laAt two days, now froight-tariff*,
from Chioago to Western, Southwestern, and
Northwestern points, hava been published In
THE TRIBUNE. The-a rates aro what railroad
companies cal1 q arbitrary rates" because they
will not pro ratio On them. Formerly Now
York roads made their rates to all pofntH West,
and, under tho system Of pro rating, the Vest
ern roada bad to tako on their throngh~rates
whatever the New York companies cloose to
allow them. The action OF tho four loading
Now York trunk 1ines n mailing, rates Mt their
1ato meeting at New York, by. which
the ehare of the Western roads was
reduced to almost nothing, nude tho 1nauagcra
OF our roada kick, and they decided to no longer
pro rate with tho Eastern liuost but compel
tariYs printed yesterday and the day before. BY
this action tho revenues OF our Western roads
from through tariiT viii be groatiy increased,
but at tho sanlo time this arrangement
e.nss Is !ef"'oa'S u on4 city, y''s4s can a'
much better compota with the merchants
OF New York az tho ratos from this city to West
ezn poiuts remain tho same, while those from
Now York to the Bano points are great.y i'll
uroasod. The Now York roa1a Gun mako their
rates only to Chicago, aud from this point West
tho arbitrary rates established by our ronds bnyo
to DO added. Tho WestortE lnoa were compelled
to take this action, NJ they are troubled III mak-
tho Legislatures OF tho various1' Western States In
making their local rates they arc forced to adopt
the 1guroa Of tho Railroad Commissioners, which
in namost evary instance .are anrcmunesat!ve.
They, therefore, clam that their now local rates,
which nre ns low, M can DO made, ought to bo
satisfactory to tho Now Yorkors.
PERSONAL.
Nr, s. II. Folton, Jr., has boon appointed Gem
crna Superintendent Of tho Pan Handle Railroad,
with Lis office Ut pittsburg. Mr.. Folton is !
young man, but inhrritB ruilroad ability, being a
, 1874-08-01

FROM TIT itt1 I1FE I9}Htf.
The meetiug Of the German Cremation 10
ciety at No 81 LUDLOW. street. Saturday ovonlng
waY vol attended, and nn address OF Bome in-
terost Delivered by Mr. Stick. ths Pres.dens Of
the Society. Tho proposed roforn, ho thought,
dlsposing Of the bodies OF tho doad. This tho
Society shortly intonded to provo by erecting
tho necessary buildings aud apparatus. Tleii
design waa 10 build d hall with walls OF iron Coz
81 taet, with rosunda in tho contro supported
by eight pillars. All light would be atan,atted
from the top. In tho centre would to orectod
MI altar for religious coromony, and upon q
largo plato in front OF tile altar tho coffin
containing tho doau wonld DO deposited by rsiar
tivcB. On tl,s plHte would bo MI iron coi1ln. in
which tho friends snishs place tho body oniy, or
thcir own cofli1l il desired. a light composition
plate would IA Astaahod aud aerewed to the iron
collin, und every other service performed. as in
plesert bnrin!a. The ceremonies ended, tho
co!s!u would gradually disappear from Wow, tho
plate on which it rested being lowered by zcross.
No mortal hand wonfa touch O. manipulate thu
body after che rolativos had tanen their faro
wolf. The aperture would then be closed. Tho
cotffu III its dohcont would re8t upuu cur, and ba
moved by ,naelinerv toward tho furnace in tbs
rear Of tho altar. b. means of otllor screws tue
plato and collin would DO ra1sGa to tho furnace,
and tho romunB aubnistod to loE-air bast Of
l,0A0 degteea E@lNenheit.
from 95D 10 $50 pounds OF coat-oil would ba
required to iced tie Furnace, nnd con.plete cse-
mutton would bo cirocted III all hour and u half.
ConnsctpE with tho furnace vas smother appa-
ratus for condcnsing tho gases aud smoke NOT
whole business would BE- conducted with duo
respoct tor tho foo!inga Of roiulivcB aud f4iondu
At tho expiration OF tho time mentioned the cof-
in would again 30 returned 10 the altar, nnd tho
asLeH gathered aud placed iu urns mud given to
tho ro'atisoa. Tho untiro process Will cost loont
81. Tho Society ut prohont nulnoord 159 melu-
borg aud an effort will be made 10 hava 1t incor-
poratod by tho no1t Legtsnturo.
, 1874-08-01
Gov. Amcs informally Asks that
Troops Dc Sent to Vicksburg.
The President Refuses to Respond
Except on q Constitutional
Requisition.
Congressional Nominations by
the Democrats in Ala
bama.
Organization of Scandinavian
League in Chicago.

Tho Political Troubles at Vicksb1lrg.
WAsntNo7oN, D. O., July 31.-Tho following
ia tho telegram Of Gov. Amoa, Of Mississippi, to
tho President in relation to the Vioksburg
trouble,
JAoTaoN, afrss., July 70. 1874.
rzddsn. q / :, T. n& Gnan'. ~, ns'a,ingsgr 4, 7! H., .
here that all al!rntnB condition Of aEs extsts Iii
Vii kshrg. Infantry and cyafry organizations axiat,
and It Is ruported that number Of prcea Of artillery
hayo bccn suilt 10 that city, nnl hoso Iodioa orga-
law, 10 10 the guardians Of tho peace THIS Ii
cruta represented by the nhca clniru that they foar
frauds on the pnrt Of thefr opponents. Tho Keutll
caus consattug mainly Of blacka, claim that ay feAr
frauds nn also violence tho pnrt of tho Demosr1ta
At time collision and blootssd fcaru by all
but BY tho Democrats 1t IL diabelisved only ecauaa
they have bocoln0 1nasseEs Of tho Situation. It
ID thoy also who oppose tho presonco Of
tsocrs ,st this un,e. Of .,eonrso IN this
to apeak. I ouly sock peaeo and protection for al
Can horo DO any serious objection why troops should
not bo scnt thuro7 No BARN can result, for troops
aru IN many Of clttcs,-at this moment In two Ut
the cfca Of thfH Btato Thdr presence may do great
good; It may save many livcs; evan ono would mnre
from such rryscnce VIII it not bo tho least Of OWLS
to hare troopa thcre for any emorgoucy2
tsigncd) ADEInEHT AAEs,
Governor Of Mississippi.
Tho following roply was aont to Gov. Ames
tn-duy:
WARRINGTON, July 81,
Tie Hon. 4. Amss. Eaekson. Ma.s.:
10 lie President. Ho declines 10 move troops excopt
under call nate strictly In accordance with tie
ternls of the Constitution.
W. ". DELKNAr, sccretery Of War.
, 1874-08-01
GREAT COMMERCIAL NEWS AGENCY,

NV YoHK, July 8l:-The European news
agcucloa, the Router Telegram Company. OF
hmalgatnntcd undor arrangements mado between
them for long torn OF years, and tho agency ot
The former Company in this city will hereafter DO
9nown ~ tho United States agonoy Of tho
business ''1 Of The itautor Company. vh!cG das
buy :, hitherto supplied for European,
Assaslc, African, mud Australian consumption
lhe news anu commercial affairs Of tho Un.bl
States. tue Weat lndiea, Central An,orica, Mexi~
The Bouth Amorloan cable, boon extended to to
Brazil. the Argontina Republic, Chilli, aud s,.u!.
Dthor OF the nations OF South America VI arc i
te,ogsaphllo communication with tho rcat OF tho
that theY viii hereafter dollyor eli commero,al
rns4sagea lntsustod to hslr charge 10 ii parts of
~ rorll
, 1874-08-01

Srec.ai Dsspa.cA 10 4Ae Ch,caoo Tnpu,e.
81. PAUL, July 31-Satnrday last Was dAy Of
Btorlns iu Southern Minnesota. FROM d to
clook a Aarao west wind swept over tho north
orn towns Ut Farlbault aud Froalurn Couutiea
At Walls aud the vicinity. Most Of tho village
clunlnoya wore hlowu over, and Reyesa! houses
Oh COL ThoIDpson's farm were wroc4ed In
Nowsy Catholic church WIS wsoeked and two
l,ouBoA 1nroofed. A Catholic church at Hloo-
hans Grove was moved 10 feet from ths fount,a-
tiou, but the framo hold together. LII Aartland
several houses wore blown down and . number
Of teraops injured, uono fatally. At Treoborn
sinat-ta,u WAS wrecked aud several houses un-
roofod. At ouch p!aco both rain and lIall foil
heavily Tor short time, accompanea by
tasriiio llghtuing. Cropa were suueh dau,agea
Ill along tue sturm truck Soon altof,. tho storm
struck Lake popll, o1pondlug most Of lta force
on the lAke and near its shores, but ut Fronte-
nae, F!ofence, aud Lake City. nearly esery ho,,se
lost its glaps i'll the expoaod a'des, aud Ia many
gardens aWa On q fow tasass VII tho crops wore
destroyed. 4 number Of light buildings wore
course. after leaving the, lake, nnmber Of
baras wora wrocked III WISCONSIN, and tho oso,s
on snverAt farn.a rern destroyed. Tue ball.
stousa 1t L&ks City wora aal1 to avozaga Al I4ch
, 1874-08-01

Ftotn tia Mtshassuka {f4i} Ensrprtss.
About tho moBt horrible lilinG that wo havo
hoard of ia connection with tho terrible murder
Of tue Cihanhl1ls Ii, that it B now supposed that
ontay arownea Two wsefa pseyios 70 to a tic ,air nnl
dor, had ln roAlity been murdered by tito san,o
patlios who killoa tho larontH, o6]eot Lelna,
Is IL thought, to maho him dtsnigo whore lii,
father kept hia nlonoy, and. aftar obtainiug tho
waY. 10 s1lstain th,H terrible Blppoultion, it IL
ciasmoa that tho watur whore tho body was found
Was only 10 inoacs deep; tint the hoy sua
strong, healthy Ind Of ID Or 10 yea.s his cloth.
a.seyo Of hls shirt, whlol, waH ntrong now
woolou one, appeared partially toru OF, u II in
. aatsuAg!e Nothing was .thouBhr Of It ut tho
time, but tia reoenf murders hays made these
saEn.!Hos Ut lskas plausib!e.
, 1874-08-01

abroad. and epoke Tho sentiments Of tho
maeing wero strongly anti-lccnso..
.-On Thursday ovonipg Mt Dolphos, N tho
hook aud laldez company wore out tor practlca.
q gentleman and lady drove pass with buggy.
Tho horaes took fright and faa away, sma'hlng
the buggy 10 pteoos aud severely in1urluS tho
lady,
-, MICHIGAN. ...
:. The rtltnber Of boys attending tho tootnros ht
tho Michiaan Reform School Ia 23l. During the
proaont month 10 havo beau raaotvod aud II dls-
charged.
-oarono Mars, An incorporate woman, waa
found doad IN hor bed In petrois yesterday. At
hrdt fou! tlay waa fearsd but Investigation
showed tliat Hho dlod from tho efeut Of alcoholic
polyoulug.
, 1874-08-01

sHnEyEronT, La, July 81.-Tllo report Of
horllblo outrage nnd awift retrbution reached
this city Tonight. Tho facts, as far AZ asccr-
taiucd. ure az follows: h widow nnu,el s]as
r.sittos, with her l4-year-o1d daughter, in De
Hnto rarl8h, uear tha Caddo line. At 6
O'CLOCK last ovculpg negro Famed March on
tered tho house dutinG The absonce Ut the mother,
oyorpowerod tbs daughter, Carried her 70 tho
woods, aud outraged her. Aftor returning to
conaclousncas tho girl gave the alarm, aud
mounted patty started In pursuit at tia nogro,
patroling the roads ia tho neighborhood. Mnrcl,
WAS captured 1t this morning, nohr tho scona
Of the outrage. md hung Oh the Caddo Aiao Of
CypieBs Uayou.
, 1874-08-01
WISCONSIN FAIRS,

Correspondence or The CAfctsqo Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, July 8l.-Followlug arc the fati
IT this State, 10 far US heard tr0m, to bs Ael
Aia fals
Htato Milwaukee, Sept, T-12,
Northern, Oahkoah, 3a--0ct, 2.
Southern, Junesville. Sept. 9a-oct. =
Southwestern, Mineral loint, Sept. Ia.
COUNTY.
Adams, Frieudahip, Sept. $3.50.
BAtfao. Afnl4, Beps, a1-2f.
Clark, Hatavilla, Hept. ia-t1.
Cpsumhil, porta4o, Hapt. 29-Oot. l.
DaAe, Madison, Sept. 21--93.
Fond In Lac, Fand du Lac, Sept. 22-9k.
uraNt, Lallcuater. aept- 2-4.
atoou, Monrae, 6ups. 43-3g.
Jotferaon. tercsson, Bapt- 23-45.
Lafayette, Darlington. Gspt. l7-l0.
Marathon. Wnusa, Aapt. M--aG.
QutaGatnss, Appleton, Bept. IA.
9pylaEv, Amherst, Sept 33-24.
R!uhland, nichand Centre, Sept. lG-1B.
6ouk, BAraboo, 6opt. lilo.
bhelNygau HAeb0yCun Falld, 8ept, 16-1a.
Ut. CroiE, NsW Richmond.
WalHortll, EEkhnru, 6ept. 2o-Ock Z.
Waukesha, WaNkoa,,a, Dot. 1-D.
TOWN AND D1AIAtof,
nofolt. Dalott, Aug. 2t-au.
Lodi, Lolt, Sept. l5--1H,
Waupuu, NAupun, Oct. Ia
WISCONSIN Valley, MAzolAnie,
1upon. Htpou. Sopt. l1-1T,
6hul.lburU. 2huilsbusR, 4spt. 10-~12.
, 1874-08-01
CRIME.
a Toledo Bank Ssvtndlod by n{E0rgcd
0rAII.

A Toledo Bank Svtndlod By n{Eorgcd
DrltIts
Hutc,ai Nspatch to The Chfcaao Tribune
TOLEDO, July 81.-Lnst Tuesday morning,
buBinoHB-liko looking man won't Into The Toledo
Savings Institution, of this city, and presented
letter Of introduction 10 tho ol'icora from btsl.
ncsB acQuaintancos In New York, and with 1t \
cor4ifod tlrat for 5000 upon the Ninth National
Dunk Of Now York. Ho esatoa hia name to no @.
T. Roln; proposed to remhin In tho city for
aomo tia1e and invest largoiy III grain, and would
keep q considerable lalanro with tho bank: 4o
would also lho $4,000 Immediately Ia uao
TINT tiny. Thu o!1lcorB fonn1 ali his papura regu-
lar, tho certified draft standing oloso scrutiny.
Tho man's appearance aud conversation. i'm
pressed tssom fayorably, md thoy advanced him
tic mo1oy. A short time aftorwnrd they tele-
graphed to Now York In roferouce to tho lnattor,
and tl,o anBwor was thns the diaft waa forgery
and RolIi a swind1er. Measures wero takon TO
ar,,leoud lin, but he l'atl matlc good ha cHcapo
from tho city. The bank Inns triod to keep the
rnattur .tcry cloBp.
, 1874-08-01

Tho Troublesome 1nAoCta Moving
EnstAYArl from Minnc4utuA

Tho Troublesome 1nAoCta Moving
Eastward from Minnesota.
81. PAUL, Minn., July 30.-The grasshoppers
hra rapidly moving eastward in myriads, aud
viii doubtless roach Wisconsin, porhaps Illinois,
before the flying season ia passed. TLoy arc re-.
ported to-day very abundant at a number of
pionts far oRst Of their former scene OF activity.
with them. All the dau,ugo tho late cometn can
now do IL to deposit eggs which will hatch out
millions OF devastating, laaeots another yoar. 1t
10 now absolutely certain that other statea than
tlts vii! comptain OF tue Hoourga ne1t year, and
movement oven tho Central md Eaatern Ytates
will not escape.
s4. Lou1s, July 31.-Great q,1ant!ties Of erass-
hoppera have appeared in Wostern and South
,wontorn Kansas aud are destroylnz overythtng
ago and diatross is appiohouued.
, 1874-08-01
Tho Motion to Adjourn on tho 9th Of
August Carried.
Defeat Of on Attempt to. Raise the
State Of Siege.
Grounds Of Spain's Complaint
Against France.
The German Squadron May Drive tho
Spanish Navy Over 10 The
CarIists.


PARIS, July 8t.-1n tho Assembly to-day. tho
question os recoss oamo up for debate. II.
4ambotsa made an important speech, protossod-
ly against . prorogaslon Of tho session. hut
renlly iu favor Of the Republic. Propagation,
he aaid, was AMPLY intended to concoal tba I'M
posonce Of the Assembly, which, although It
nrrogatod constitutional powers. had done
nothing but successfully rojoct Al known
forms Of government. Tho Right was
responsible for whatovor might hap
peli. Tho organization Of tho soptonuato
was as Impossible rs thai Of tho Monarchy. ue
1nado powerful appoa. for tho establishment
OF Republic, Which would give peace and unton
to Franco, aud concluded by demnnufng TINT tho
state Of sloge bo raiaod.
Tho apcakar waa tunlultuonaly applendod by
tho Loft. - -
During tho subsequent debate, tho n1a1qulH do
Frnnolicu, d Logiti1nlat deolared TINT Id oou-
sidered it his right mud duty to do everything in
is powor to ro.establtal1 tho Monarchy. ThtB
cauBed great oxuitemont, aud tho Left callod 1or
tho views OF the Government on tho subject.
Con. do Cia4ey, Vice. President OF tho MiniB-
tez!sl Council, replied that Tho Government
would soek with lrmnoaa aud tupartiaIlty to
mako itA powera respected by all parties.
A motion to rnfso Tho Btato OF Biego VAS ro-
jocted by yots Of 292 ycas to 500 nays.
Tho motion to nd ljour,, On the GIL, OF August
until! tho 1Dth Of November was finally oarriod
by = large majority,