, 1874-07-23

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House of Commons for Kidderminster,
has been unseated for corrupt practices
in his electoral canvass.
The Governments of Austria and Rus
sia have agreed to open negotiations
with the Sublime Porte. looking to rec
ognition of the independence of Rou-
mania by Turkey.
MADRID, July Carlists have aban-
doned the seige of Puieerda after sec
ond assanlt,in which they were repulsed.
The Carlists beseiging Cuenta have oc-
cupied houses in the suburbs of the city.
Reinforcements for the beseiged Repub-
cans have arrived from Madrid and the
city is being energetical'y defended
Carlists have ordered that one Repubti-
can be shot for every shell fired by the
feet off Bilboa.
New ORLEANS, July 49, News from
San Domingo says Cubans lately land
ed on the coast of Camagnay. from a
vessel in the Old Bahama channel, were
shortly captured by the Spaniards and
executed on the gunboat Juan Bildo de
Lunattsall. fE
CHlcaGo, July 16.--The bodies of two
men and children were taken from the
ruins Of building, No. 46 South Clark
ST., last evening. They were victims of
Tuesday evenings 8 fire. 8i
New York, July l6.-All secret SER
vice officers here have been summoned
to Washington to answer all charges
against them for connection with the
safe burglary.
News has been received that French
Steamship Company has dismissed
Capts. Lemarces and Ronneseau, of the
Steamships Europe and Amerique re-
spectively, for abandoning their vessels.
A warrant has been issued for the ar
rest of James McCleery, first mate of
the American ship Cut-water. on the
charge CT having, on the 11th of last
January, shot and killed John Smith,
alias John Wright, seaman .on;the ves-
sci, when one day out from SaE Fran
cisco. McCleery and several witnesses
are daily expected at this port on the
steamer Colima, having been sent here
for trial by the American Consul at
Brussels. M
The question of the legal separation
of Mr.. and Mrs. Tilton, is now in the
hands of n. B. Morse, formerly Judge
of the Court of Appeals. Judge Moise
is step>father of Mrs. Tilton and has
been her husbands intimate friend for
many years.
The Grand Jury have found three
more indictments against the convicted
Police Commissioners Charlick and Gar.
diner, for violation of the election laws.
WASHINGTON, July 16. = Secretary
Bristow announced in explanation of the
terms on which the fiye-per cent. fund
ed bonds are offered to proposals, that
all interest on the bonds accrued to the
date of subscription, and in addition
thereto all interest that will have accrued
up to. three months thereon, must be
paid by the subscribers whose bids are
adopted and must be circulated in all
settlements, together with the pay to be
made at the time of subscriptions or
any time within three months after.
The Bank of England rate remains at
2H.
Government awarded million of gold
to-day at 81 OS.77.
TORONTO, Jniy 16.-There is still no
news from the yacht Foam.
TOLEDO, Ohio July, 16. "A cable dis
patch announces the safe arrival at Cork
of the schooner B. c. Benson, which
sailed from this port May last. and from
June 4th. with cargo of "a
600 bushels of corn, and which, togeth-
er with the Pamlico from Chicago, was
reported lost off the coast of
New Foundland
PORTSMOUTH. N. H, July 16.-The
cable vessels Faraday have landed the
cable and sailed for Nova Scotia.
Hone KoNG, July 16. = Steamship
Japan arrived yesterday from San Fran
cisco.
WASHINGTON, July II. The new
board of Indian peace commissioners
met at the Interior Department. There
were present Sibley, Fish, Long, Rob-
arts and Smith; Butler and Turney, ab-
sent. The board organized by the cleo
ton of Fish, Chairman, and Smith, Sec
retary. An executive committee was
chosen, consisting of Smith, Roberts
and Butler. and a purchasing committee,
consisting of Sibley, Butler. Turney and
Long.
The ratification of the postal conyen-
ton between the United States and
France were exchanged to. day at the
Post Office Department, and the con-
vention will be carried into effect on the
1st OF August next.
GALVESTON, July 17.-Major Jones,
with 81 men, attacked 125 Kiowas, Com
anches and AHaches, in Lost Valley,
Jackson County, killing three and
wounding three. He lost four men,
The fight lasted three hours. The In
lians we're routed but pursuit was not
deemed prudent because of the want OF
force. -f..s.-..
MADEID, July 1.-THE Carlists have
burned several houses in the suburbs of
Cuanca, and have killed many of the
LONDON, July 1.-THE Times corres~
pondent at Santander telegraphs that