, 1874-06-18
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AAcIosivsLx TO THE DAILY DISPATCH.
inboM june g The Times 3 ssth;s
morning, in an n editorial article article Z com. /,
mented on the communications recently
semitic various powers sbv the spanisl,
yGoyernment. II saws 4 4 h;rtad ,ba,
t;no,e .n,,,,roocb I. .tav .,,a :. n;sh o.
serument must be received within fhe
hale of nntiens spn terms Of equality
The Times In another another article on
the American PILGRIM age Of Rome. ex
presses surprise that a race priding it.
self OF IshreTdness. and nree;sio6 70,
Thought shorild ihdulge in such al and
sAuAted snperstitienJ y 1t is possible that
saftez contrasting desolation and. wreck
Of. the late papal states with cultivation
andifertility of America, these eminent
sIy practical people who are accustomed
to Judge of institution by th str results
will find their minds disabused.s $50
ss.sAzdispatch from Morocco SAYS so o1
Sultan troops were killedand wounded
in an attack on the City of .Fez. .,e
Lo&DoN, June 10, GA. M Dispatches
from India report Serious Famine riots
IN the district near Darkeelng IN Six
kim Il errltofy.' Troops were oohged TO
IRE on the rioters. A number were Kill
ed and wounded. '1'' % 81 a'-''''9.'A
MADRID, June 9.--Latest advices from
scene of war in the North. state that
Carlists forces are concentrating in in
trenched positions near Puenta La
Reina.A Main body of Republican army
lis still at Omerona. The weather is
stormy and delaying battle.
. NEW YoRK June 9..-French papers
publish letter written by the Bishop
5of Laranda upon the Massacre of Chris
ntians at Tong King. The Bishop saws
that with his mission there were eighty
thousand christians, but that ten thou
sand have been strangled, burned or
drowned, and adds that he has no hope
of escaping martyrs doom. This
startling communication bears no date,
bnt is generally credited in France
S,x Fn ,s,-r ,v,,sco Jr,ei1o Jnrr,ei IN -Tbo ITn;ted
.N..u.a.,o., .a Loo.
So 49, 80 Fnoor,hs avina
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The wholesale and retail LIQUOR deal
ers are taking active m easures to oppose
the local OPTION. They generally favor
an early election. as stheir business suf.
fers from the state of uncertainty in
which they are placed.
MANY persons in this CITY state that
thew felt shocks of earthauake at the
time they were experienced at Mission.
San dose, 3tksE}f
M1ss1oN, San Jose, June 1O.-M a
quarter to 5 o'clock this afternoon, two
tstrong Shocks of earthquake were ex-
perienced here. lasting quite a while
and acting from South to North.
The weather has been extremely warm
here for the last two days-thermometer
as high as o95 in the shade. '4 81
RUTLAND. vt. June emma Friesse,
living alone, was robbed and murdered
and her house burned this morning.
asIIer BODY. covered with stabs. was drag.
red from the. flames. fa l13
WAsH1seroN. June 1O.-The confer
ence etcu,rr,reenn cu,rrrenncv bill reported by Morton
Yesterday provides for free banking and
the reduction of ereenbacks to the ex-
tent Of tbree-eiohts of the amount of
~sb,nk notes tbat NAV he issued. It
abe,;sbes hank reserves. ON circulation.
nrovi5es that banks shall keen 5 per
cent. saudtbis nrovision will have the
effect 70 liberate that amount Of green
backs a. ance IT nrovides also for the
conversion Of. from Il to 20 millions at
hsncef II snrocvid 60 also for the conyer-.
s',siioes SION Of areae areen backs with 5 per cent.
bonds on the first of Jan1arv. 1875
The notes converted are TO be issued in
s,nayment Of the reaemption of O ,.stand-
--ina five twenty bonds at mar or in pav-
ment Of cnrrent EXPENSES of the Govern
ment and if re;ssued in nav cfexchapg-
~ ces. 81 like amonnt of rold in the Treas
urv is to be used in the REDEMPTION of
fye-tventy bonds at par.
cu,c.co 1r,a 10 Tho no.;on.,
wien of ola 1;na .hoi;.;onis,s ma, i,
this city Yesterday Several hundred
delegates, mostly from the Western
States were in attendance. Addresses
were delivered, mainly of reminiscent
character. bv the venerable Rev. W.
s-Goodell. one of the old anti slavery pi-
t,ane,s. Or. Blanchard. President of
stbe wheaton College, and others. Let.
ters we're read from William LLOYD Gar