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showed that, in Orlental hauda, Englah waa
mas .ar. weapon Of Thought.
MIl. HEHsEnT AUGUSTUS HOWE,
Of Chicago, did yory woll in describing Tho
Origin and Dostiny Of tho North American
Inli H." although Ills moto Of expression MAS 8
llstln crl1do, mud amackod too much OF tho mid
night lamp.
III epoakiuy OF tue Responsibility OF Froo-
dom"
hfn. SIDNEY Ho1oMoN N1LEs,
Of Oak Park, showed that hls secoild nnrlo wha
not II nirlso,lor. Hin oasay was IN goud tasto
and vas warmly applnudcd.. sovoral bouquets
grcotcl him.
WILLIAM nurus RODNEY,
Of Chovtot. Ohio, sp0ke Of tho "spirit Artist, !,
and showed himself poBscssed Of iano4tul
Rtlipo Of iutollcct.
JONATHAN sruLE1.
: Tho ospny u Jonathan Btnloy, OF PORTAGE.
Wis.,, Oh "Thomaa Carlyle wns very morltorl-
ous, aud showed much familiarity with the atYlo
and continents Of lilo groat acotehnlau.
THE EFFORT of THE EVENING
WIS, however,, resoryed for Richard Benton
TwisB, Of Davenport, H., who sroKo on "soul"
Power" aud showed that llo poaaessod tho truo
oratorical ring. His language, waB flaBnioaliy
clast his nnnuor objective, mud llls yolca beau'
tlfnlH tnodulated. ....,
III uaa tile claR1ng oxcrclac. Tho award Of
prizeu will be announced t0.day.
, 1874-07-01

Cttr EIn1lucgs-Easllrl IN ltNrutinn.

NEW YonE, june 3o.-Aftet many n.,ostluRa.
debates, aud wran*llngs, tue clty's budget bus
lesl, tilially p,.snsl upon At one portion Of tho
prareedings the Alayor expreHset, issa disgust
ratI!ur volion'ent!y. but sooll cooled dowi mud
aEulosized. III u short tl,ne he yielded and tAon
tic Coutrollef yioliled 10 john Whoaor, tue
president Of tho Tax Commissioners. aud Mr..
Vance, tho prosidant Of tho Daa.d OF Aldermen,
aud accopted tile reduced budget prepared by
tlom. Tho sum total of the app"rtonmens IL
9a18, ,222. .801, And, as tho:total valuation In tho
city ls 81, ,l64. .02D17 the tax loyy for tia yoar
will bo about @27G OIL oyory 9l00.
TILE JULY 1NTENEaT.
Tho July tntoroHt aud dIyl!ouds thus tar I'd.
yertsHeh to be paid 5n'y !, !n New York;, a!houns
TO s52,0ll,l ,l76, including interost wL1oh tho
Uui!ed Suites paya.
antM{oNAT!0N,
Tho doareaRe Of immigration for tue fret ak
mo1,tbs Of 1874 shows falling on Of from 20 to
60 per cont, w oo1npsred With corresponding
uoti!tha In 1879. Tho difference Is chiefly aeeu
IN Tho 0or1nan o,emont. In tho BIZ mpnths Of
lhe present yaar over 81, 900 !nnlgrants arrived.
Au unusually lafgs propuFt!on ~ dissosly to shs
, 1874-07-01

q play Of five acts wns produced by tho young
mon. It WA entitled "Ht Louis In ChaluB,"
tho cast bolng as followgs
81. Lou!s King Of Franeo.. 1oremtsh o'arsdy
phillFt h1a son,. .Ih0fnha T. hlakt'e"s
Amoadan. sultsn q Egypt. Edward htcgarIhy
psn,Rn, Primes of The NoyA. Family Of
Aihotilar, an aposn!o OhrIslan. James Mcfarland
Almanzor Tho aroasalcta Droler. .Nllliau Hayes
Guards anu Nfamclukos.
THE PLAY
WAS Of sufficient BcoDg to give tho Motors m op-
portun1ty to exhibit their olooutionary abilities
In tho moHt uncouatrainoa mA.ttier, Tho sur
rounding scenery md the costumes nlso added
to tho ofcct and to tho delight tho lads founs!
iu acting upon real at1go, Ia all tho 8littor aud
ponp Of their Court coatiimos.
INCIDENTAL TO THE rfEoE
wcro number Of HongH aud choruHea, which the
guards and Mamolukea sang In tlno Htvlo. Al
tugethor tho exhibition gavo ovldonco that the
Eotsoiars lad boon well traiiod aud Ind
devoted much time and study to Mt
tain tho excellence shown. Tho audi:
euce woro very euthuaiastic, and slowerca
applause and flowers upon tho distinguished
monarchs and other characters before them
Which honors. 1t IL neodlcas to say they received
with graoe and dignity.
, 1874-07-01

p1rTsnuna, June a0.-An adjourned meeting
Of the creditors ol tho Allegheny Valley Railroad
Company was held .niA afternoon to hear tho
report Of the Committee appoints ad 1t ths Inst
moes,ing to confer with the Pennsylvania HAIL
road Company. Ihe proposition made by the
Pcnusylyanln Company III that the Allegheny
Valley Raiiroad make . 7 per cent Income
boud, limited to @2,o0u. 900, aecurod by
q tlust-deod conveying ail the revenue
Of the Company over that required for ordinary
exrenaes. md tho existing boaled debt to be
devoted solely to the purpose Of funding lts
tsonting debt 1t par. Out Of tho bonds ao isaued
s;}5l0.o0o Hlall 20 uecd to pay the floating dobt
Of all creditors except the Peanss!yauia tslroad
view Of having thu Pennsylvania Rail-
road agroe to place traffic, oontraot on
these bonds and to receive thom at par in
10 per cont OF all freight traffic OH ita liue to
and from thu Allegheny Road. The creditors do
/ not sesm aatistied with tleHe propositions, and
the Committee recommend ths enforcement OF
payments In all possible ways, unless the A!ls-
gleny Valley nai!roal make immediate pro-
vision for adjusting and lquilating their olaims+
, 1874-07-01

Neyvs Items Telegraph cd to Tho Chicla
EO Tribune

Nows 1tens Photographed cd to Tho Chicn-
go Tribune.
lLLlEolB.
Gupton,, who killed Escnbach At Cairo sun-
day night last, las been indicted for murder In
Tho Southern Illinois Normal University. at
carbontinlo, will be opened to-dny With Imposing
coroalonioH.
tho appointment Of Receivers Salrord aud Nor
rili. cutter upon hia duties as Superintendent Of
the Cairo d. Vlncennaa Railroad.
Tho cxponmeat OF Bslllug iarge nmount OF
real cstnte ut public nuction was tndnlged III Tor
tic first time in Danville yesterday, aud with
remarkable nucccsa. Forty city LOTS which tho
propsiosors bought thirty days stnco at private
sale, yesterday, ut public auctlon, reazoa them
profit OF $4,000.
-prairio Faamor atnnge No. so5, Of South
surrounding Oranges to celebrate the Fourth Of
July With tlon at Hroaulos' Grove z. Cook, Of
franklin Grose, QUO Of the founders Of t!ls Or
dor, ai,d for loug time General Deputy Of tho
National Grange, will delisnr the add esH. VOL
coLt'H Cornes Bat will furnish tho music.
-l}elyldore IL Quo 0. tle towns tllat last spring
elected -Llconso Doat1. and BincB tnas titllo
tbs sate Of Intoxicating beverages haA haan pro-
hiDilod. III tho ncnntlme, various devices haya
been reBoreel to for tho pnroosc of ayadlus tue
law, tho laat one Of which nus resulted III the or
ganization Of two clubs, one III oacl ward,, whcro
Iiquo.H Of all kt0aH will 10 kept. The ln6dus oI''
orsaudi ii this Certificates OF stock ara Issued to
oaci, nlamber OIL tho payment Of q cortalll
amount, aud, Whenever the drunk ia oltaluud,
tle certificate is punohed by the perAon in chatgs,
until, In this WY, tho stock s all Cancelled, when
new stock il again issued. it desired. aud ois.
poaed OF in the aa1ns mpunor. It remains to be
seon whether t4is new dodge will be successfu]
In eyadlug tho law:
The crops OF all kinds In tho vlolnty Of Del
vlders hayo beo. remarkably promising, unti
rccauty oul complaints aro llrusl Of tho Try
ages Ut the chiucl.buy. 6ume farmers aysr tint
thoy would willingly give tho ont1ro wAoat-orop
II they could rot the sae1 back Bone poces 81
hurioy hayo boon p!owel un:ler in order 10 arrest
| the dapretlhtloNs u the bugs. Tho wheat on,
however. Is only small item Ia that section. ~
tho TURNER'S long ago caaaed to make 1t special
ty. Corn aud oatH PROMISE wolt. Corn especial
! lias ,natlo IN unprecedented growth turing thu
| dry aud hot weather of ths past weok. Farmeri
| arc now iu tho midGt Of having.
| InptAHA.
Tho din!oultiea heLweun the County Com
mlss1ouo.s aud contractors tor an nrtoalan we!l
at Fort Wayno having been ndinsted. work on
| that undertaking waa resumed yesterday. iEof
! Cor, Hsato 0eologist, thinks that watsr will b'
| reached At depth Of /, 300 OF 1000 teot;
Two ohlld1sn, agsd 3 auA Q, son aud daugh
, 1874-07-01

Special Dhn1teh to I7is Chtcnqo Tribune.
-ArEaLoo. Ind, Juno 30.--At tho lnquoBt be-
gau here to-day over tho body Of John Burnett,
OF Knox County, Ohio. tho following Btate Of
facts WIS reported: On the 24th inst, Burnett
was picked up near his buggy in III illBenBiblo
condition and conveyed ho1nS, where 10 died. IN
two hours physlclanB thought ho had fallen
from tho buggy in MI noopaetie 81 and died from
that cause. It il said tnht Oh Saturday last,
Alexander T. 1nma,i, whilo in liquor, admitted
to Mrs. Huffman that ne Ind klled Burnett for
PURPOSES Of robbery. lilo said ho struck Durnott
breaking it IN two, aud then stole 500,
lcayiug 80 cents to quiet suspicion. Tue budy
WAS cxhumed and all autopsy held which revealed
no signs Of VIOLENCE except slight scratch on
the head, probably caused by 4 fall from bug
gy, and not attributable to any other cause. The
Inquest was postponed for further doyelop-
ma4ta.
, 1874-07-01

spectat D.sp,.eh to Tho chssaqo Tribune.
W1LHEsnARnE, Pa, Luue a0.-Juhu @. Will
iatns. a miner employed in slopu No. Q Of tho
Pennsylvania Coal COMPANY, at Pttston, wss
caught between two loaded cars in the 1niles
yesterday, and 40 terribly crushed that ho lived
but few minutes.
Special Dispatch to The Chfcaao Tribune.
WnxEsnARnE, Pa, June S0.-Ihls afternoon
At 8 o'clock, wh,lo a eaug Of miners were ut
there WAS danger OF tho roof fallng and accortl-
ingly loft lLe dangerous locality. John Blacls-
schmidt did not heed tho warning Of hss COM
panionB, aud was buried benoath llass OF oarth
20u by 100 foot, aud instantly killed.
, 1874-07-01

SjFtidl L4UatcH u Tie tHicdA0 7T160Nf.
GRAND RAplps Alioll+. Juno 90.-About rwo
ycats ago. Deputy United States Marshal Covell,
OF this city, wont to Beaver Islaud. III LaEo
Michigan, Oh board the United States revenue
cutter Andy johnson. fot tho purpose Of arrest
Ing. coetain PERSONS who lad rofuaod to comply
considerable resistance III the discharge Of lis
duties, and a portion OF tho party sought to be
arrested escaped. To-day James Konna!ly, ono
OF the ringioadorB, appeared bofure Judga
WIthoy in tho United Ssatoa Court, having coma
here Of his own accord, aud ploadca guilty to
tho chalge OF resisting an officer. He was fined
$3.50. Tho difficulty has HOW I'LL boon settled,
but, at the time, tho Daavor Ialaud rebellion
throughout tho srate, whore tho parties were
known,
, 1874-07-01

tor OL hlfB. NGGHLoFt WullD plRflnH Oh klG uAEAa
Of tho Wabash River at Dloha VIHta, near al
excavation made by quarrying stone, wore
drowned Monday ovoninB BY the bank caVing,
throwing them Into tho rlvor. .Ther Screams
brought @ tholr motler. who ba.oly escnpod With
hor life tu trying to rcHcuo them. ''"'
WISCONSIN.
Inst Saturday attornoon d ANAL Hteamboht,
1uss bMtlt. wa8 laA!'choa On uevi''s HaHe. noMr
Baraboo. aud the otfair was conducted with all
due ceremony. Ihe national colors were lying
at tho bow, and young lady. breaking . bottle
Of vino on 'ho Prov. ohrsssonod tho boat tho
h1tnnawankont' hntl wiBheu her Rooa lnoR.
The boat Will tako q On its machinery and ltRht
upper WORKS, and Will 20 at tue aervioe or tour.
isfn ard pleasure -BoekorH after the Iotlrth OF
July. It VIII carry auo poone' and MAS built by
tho owner, Thomns InotnpHon.
-iho tr,al Ir,,, or Z. q. naml!ton, oroNeT LOT
a!'oos'hE WIlliam uoE!o. PROPRIETOR OF tne rlFas
National notol at rontl or , dn Lao, m noun ago,
Of Hamilton. 1t wns shown e. TINT Hamilton ahot
il. Helf:defenso; md not until ho bad given coylo
thtog TAR WARNINGS. a.,
-Illo ooHeetioss ol lnterhRl feVoh49 lot ,,,i tno
l!seal yees u'4aH sostesaaS, M TX III tlo rllat WIS
co,n'n District, were 81 ,GIooo' tho latgoat ever
1oa''aco ny hoar'y ''a'i a,.,l. u''''lo"'
ONO. H.,
John oenan!o, who Man atlcbsoa so,no t'Ine
ago LOT CARVING ", u,hIttoFy u, Gontlasu!ion
OF lay IN TUG layton nlass!Stt naa uls e3ah'i!.a
tion nei9fo ooisa'oar ~ t ionnB sostosay, aila
Mha helA III S5.u5o ~! 70 ApEeaE pelofe lno
unlteH etateb Court as tlnci1hatl'
,.-Iho Shor1i w aDont loEtY asalhtants lets
MHt'etta laas niohaty nleh! 1ol tne Rurpobe u
arioss'f'B taft,et ehatEaa VITA Rlnng tno
noRseos on y . naA ..o Sno! utl.o t."'i.oaa as
SUNDAY. Iney returned Yesterday m evening
oiln ing NV nstaol,ses , mi.n .ne"' A"e't u
ANNA ~ ~ VIII thAe p!ase 'o-u.Y: ,.,4.
M1io commandments r, "Sesslsea ot ..s aariet.a
o9oso are H. as Icy 1scs m nas f a
coh1siy. .,. H. H..
-At m!un'gnt, Monua!, hte pipAo pi Uas ~ tuu
Btapie VI NJ. OiAon' IL otuupenf!ne; ps1H.'E
G''a t"o osnot stau4on ~ tae Gao"9q ",'e pa5 nda
uAlnasl1? tHfoo uTonIe , non'' So'''o'
ouppo'eu u oe t4e u iucen1,aty.
-1easefuny the oooY OF 1an!es aFeeu, snoo.
makel, VI uayeon, ""h .9ioI "sa's"S sS... H. tuo 10
WILLOWS w tAe E'yei Iauh. =. ~ 'uousu* III
COMMITTED SUICIDE SUNDAY morning;
u s;. T., Hnsanns ,a lunMs ~ s1o T.,
2clluep1y t!''eitas.eis sIso n"n t,, 1ea, -
Layton Subsosaay Mofa'uB' uo'o4i'6 1no oeAena"
ait m S5'oov bail. nj
-4ne iFouute eilutaA! Nuhte " DAston, VIZ
commence SESSION next Meoh H. nuen aeseiaA N n.
tera,stinE t,E liquor caseS WILL oo Drought up 1oF
tl'h': Ill., ou,s,.u,,
Toy. DroWh, or tho SOLDIERS homo o. LAY.
Ton, stas1eu Heht aRs'l .ass uHhe NJ tao auI
tio"atu, ~ho ofonGnn nlorma'aon tnas Ao oouia
taAe E1m 70 lss sou MAaaI-
-1eataFuly MqsniilB !oca4 tta!n On tne Dny~
ION y 1n1cinnAt'1'aliosa t1et Win az neo'aent,
altchllig Bo9pfai cars anu ln1nflhg toiauetof
Sutton ahd lady, t',ssa MnSno"n. worry aetlo"s1s'
y. M'SSEsoTA. ~ o,,,
It is reported IN Vt: Panl that Uuators e1pedt-
ton wlli bs 1uithef delayeo Waitihg LOT larger
| leaders. n,u.,. .oA T.. g..
, 1874-07-01

HAMILTON, O., June 3o.-Iha Court has bcen
engaged In hoating tho case or the State ngalnBt
George Goldman, indicted for enbozzlonlent
through tl4e ln,toe Of 1os,aB whom ho hai OK
poaed. After tue State put In nll its Testimony.
uodmau's attoraoy, under tue Hath section Of
tho Crimiunl Colo, mndc molion to dlseuutSo
dofendant OIL tho ground that tbs State hal not
produced sufficient Testimony to put the accused
upon his detenus. Tho motion was argued ut
so,ne lonGth, aud Judge Gilman delivered m
aole DECISION, when the jury, under inatrnoslons
Of tho Court, returned q verdict OF not guilty.
, 1874-07-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WHEN MIND AND DoDY ARE OUT OF soRTs.
WITH GOLD EXrnEM1TIEs. 4 YELLOwNEBs IN
THE SKIN. Cos'rIvENEss. DULL HEADAoilE,
AND AN INptsPOs1TI0N TO BTtn ABOUT, Bla
sUnE YOU ARE IN FOR A BILIOUS ATTACK,
spRlNulNo from a MoRN on LESS D1soRDEn-
I'D LIVER, DIR. JAvNES sANATIvE PILLS WILL
BRING TIIG LIVER TO A HEALTHY CONDITION
AND SPEEDILY REMOVE ALL HILARY Dis.
Ti.EBs.
, 1874-07-01

RenrinE OF tlle Motion to Enj0tn the
Eilft. rt.H l1rilt tlf tina ksnfter LINZ.

Renrtltg OF tho Motion to Ent0fn the
EilftsrCenic 0f the Potter LnsS.
Special Dispatch to The Ch.caao 7r,duae.
MADISON, Wis, June 30.-To-morrow at 10
O'Clock tho motion for al injunction to prevent
tho onfol cement Of the Potter Railroad act will
be argued, Judges DAVIS md DIumn1ond at
rived here this afternoon from Chicago. The
attorno.H for the bondLoldeis Of tho Chicago Il
Northwestern Railroad came in ihe came train.
Several awyers flom Milwaukee md other c!tios
Of the Ste1a arc already here, aud mora are COM
ing, to hear thu argument. Judge Lawtonc
will open the case, tho l1ou. D. Q. Cook will tol.
low, ind i. W. Btoughtou, Of New York, will
close the argument for tho complainanta.
Judge I'lxon mud the Attorney General and h,s
nssiBtant On behulf Of tho Stale. rbore will bs
arguments not prluted,. Senator Carpenter will
not be hero, ~ expected.
, 1874-07-01
Election OF Gfn,lroud Officers.

Spcclut Il3patcA q TIE Chlcado Tribune.
LAsALLE, Ill.,, Juuo 30.-The annual mootfug Of
tho directors Of tho Lafayette LaSalle T. Clinton
NaIlroad Company, adjourned from May IL, was
held IN this city this afternoon, and was remark
ably full and interesting. Milo Smitb. Of clin-
ton, Ia, was ro-olacted President; 5. i. French,
Vice.ProBldent; 7. D. brewster. Of Peru. Troas.
nler; and Daniel Evans, Of this city. Secretary.
Tho President reported that negotiations aro
pending iu England for tho sale Of tue bonds.
sud would probably prove auccoaBful All thiuee
considered, tho prospects OF the Company are
Meh1y encouraging.
, 1874-07-01

BALTIMORE June 90.-Judge bIlloB laH decided
that &. ". Fishwiok, Of Halifax. Nova sca,ia,
was the ownor Of the allogud !lllbunter stoamor
Edgar 4. Stewart. Tie sesaol had baoM appraisal
Ut T230 900, Rnd when bonded In tnat amount will
be roloased Tbs libel caso ia to be tried Ut tho
Hopteupor term OF the Unitod StAsos Court.
, 1874-07-01
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

L1yEnrooL, June 30.-SteamBllips Ratavia, Tho
Queen, aud Vicsosln, from Haw Yotk Circus
sian, from Moutreal, has arrived out.
New YORK., June 80.--arriyed--Steama
Europe aud Sl1onian. from Glasgow bpain,
from Liverpool.
MoylLLE, Juno so.-stoamship Olympia, from
New York. las arrived.
, 1874-07-01
THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS.,

THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS,
A ooncort and exhibition val givou last avon.
tng by tho st,,t!onta OF tho Christian usothers
Academy Ii tlo basement ball of vt. patraok's
Church. 4 very larye crowd assembled.
THE ENTERTAINMENT WAS
somewhat Of departure from the ordinary
methods Of COMMENCEMENT exercises, and very
agreeable ono 1t WaB too. Instead OF following
tl,s t,n.tu, ouurse OF doolamAti0n and music, Thu
h4A waa lilsa up With atags aud aosussY, and
, 1874-07-01

Tho first oflloial publication will shortly
talte paoo Of the !ntendal marriage leIwesA t!a
Princess Loulao. Marie, eldest daughter U! tho
koK hhn enF u aud dot
The nuptal Ceremony IL fixed for the naonsh Of
AuHult.
, 1874-07-01
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, JULY L.

Western States. Several Of the steamships re-.
contly arriving have boon almost exclusively
Allctl With young 1rieh women, uho come Tor tue
oxpreas purpose Of hiring out ~ hoaaokeonora
in part through Nov York City, but atill more
largety over tho Eaatorn StasnB
, 1874-07-01

WHEELING, ". Ya., June a0.-Cart. ". J.
Anderson Of thus city, for yeats con1ocsea with
tho BIea1nboat lnteraht, died at oruuborry BUM
init, this State, to.d4y.
L1rTLx HOOK, Ark, Juno 30.--Dr, John II.
Carroll Acting Surgeon Of the UuIted etatoa
fuAces 1T thls post. died ths eyoning.
, 1874-07-01
Panic Among E1orgos During a Tiaun-
der Storm

ST. Paul, Juno 30.-A lettor from Emmorson.
Manitoba, to tho Daily Uispotch Of June Il
Huys: "Durlng Il tien1endoua storm Of thunder
and lightning tho 800 horses of the Canadian
mounted police, which recently passed through
St.. Paul from Canada, stanpeded, running over
tho ton,s Of tho mon mud officers, and ugainas
aud over the wagons or any obstacles in tie why
of their wild niglt. Many men woro injured,
and nauy ho, saa !ost or dlaable1. The wuundad
woro immediately cared for by the surgeon,
whose lent was held III place by ak strong men."
, 1874-07-01
CRIME,


Persons.
LOUISVILLE. KY, July 30.-A runner WIS cur
reat OH tho streets this afternoon lhat family
Of ton persons woro mLr leleu last night In Spon-
cor County, Ky. A passenger who camo down
on tile train reports tlat Mrs. Donaldson, her
grown daughter aud six small chi!dro1l, q Mrs.
Htockcnoy, Mr. Doualdson's sister-in-law aud her
daughter, who wore on viuit TO thu house, wore
killed while asleep by partios who had entered
the house for pur 1oBoB Of robbery. There IL no
communication with that point by telegraph, nnl
the r1ltnor IL not yet verified. II truo. tho par
ticulara will DO oDtninod lator.
LOUISVILLE, KY, June 30.-A Courier-journal
toporter who visited Tue soello Of tho reported
murders in Spencer County tolographs that tbero
IL NO truth whatever III tho story. Tho full par
ticulara wcre published IN all afternoon paper,
and NJ tue family, Hail to havo boon murdered
has many relatives III thiR city, tho story created
great sensation. It eoems to hasc been a
hoartleHH hoax,
, 1874-07-01

BOSTON. June 80.-Tle Jury n the caae Of
Charles Llgwull, who was cha1god with mnn-
slaughter for carHlug the loss Of several lives
by tho falling Of McArthur'a building. which waa
erected under Ligwall'H Bnperlntundonco, came
1nlo court this morning nnab!o to agree. JMdgo
Knight Aont tholn back with instructions. Abunt
noon the jury returned. and reported TINT thoy
had agreed upon verdict. 11o Clerk pollod
was present. He was not. mud tho cou,t I'D
jour;ed, alter ordering the jury to- be Locked up
to await the result Of the search for the uusasn9
man.
, 1874-07-01

New YonK. juno 90.--A special dispatch to
the Sun repolta that Ja,nes =: s%undess. Il
prominent lawyer, was fatally sllot in the city
courtroom OF Yonlors, n. T., by LoclItnan, Il
Ea,douer, who WAS defendant in CHG lie wAs
irving. Saunders 10 paAt Grand Sire Ut tho Odd
EeiloWa. Tue assassin waa arrested.
, 1874-07-01
II. WILSON'S SLAVE POWER,

II. WILSON'S SLAVE POWER,
Hosy OF tho Riss and Fail Of tho 6lavs Power In the
United StAtcs+ ny Henry Wilson. In volumes.
Vol. I. already issuod. Vol. H. now ready. Svo. 49,
This .oluus tho history Of tho struggle bowoou
Slavery and Frcslo In Coagress Ia thu Statts, In tho
Territories In the press. and [u tho pulpit from 1a5 10
tho beginning of tho civil In 1851. It maintains The
high exoelonce o tbs frat volume Ia completeness and
lmpartlAy, aud exhibits thorough mastery o the sub.
1eot and the Anpl0st ability To Presenting It.
, 1874-07-01

ST., LOUIS, june 30.-Co W. R. Arthur has
been appointed General Superintendent Ut tls
St. Loi!ia, kasas City 4 Northern Railroad, vice
W. g. Van Holm, resigned.
, 1874-07-01
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
PU UBLISHED THIS DAY
Il AGEa

1. THE NIIDDLE STATES.
Guide to tho ohct Cities aud popular Reaorts Of tho
Middle Satc4. thsir Scenery and Hasoo AttFactlans
With tbs Northorn Bor!ur from, Niagara to Montrsal
7Maps anu ID rIaus. Unifnrm with OsRooafs Now
Engisuu." lsuo. Flexible oovBr. g.
This Gufde.hook has been prepared With tho utmost
care mako complete In avery respect. Like 0tRpods
"Nuw England" 1t oontaua nlt lesirablo Information
for traveca u regard ruses. cos, wateEluKplAcps
mountain rosors hpto, and all PLACES and obiocta dis
ttnaulscd BY nstura Aschltectura arttic hiaor3o
attfaotl9nI.
, 1874-07-01

NEW EDITION OF
OsEOOD'S NEW ENGLAND.
Hoviaod aud Halargod. 81.
t'The hook Is compact and crowded.. tbs information
In regard to tbs dEosont u full minute. md
sxact."-tfostoo Transcript.
''Ahnut as ncariy fAult1pss such book ba."-
[New York Tribuus.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-12-22
NEW YORK.


New YORK, Dec. 21.-The snow storm of
yesterday, after covering the streets to depth
of four inches, turned to hail, sleet and rain
until after midnight, when heavy gale from
the northwest set in, the thermometer falling
below freezing. The sleet formed on the tele-
graph wires in this vicinity to such au extent
as to PROSTATE them in hundreds of places, and
Geographic communication east of Harlem
river has been entirely suspended until this
noon. The seet was equally destructive to
wires throughout Connecticut, Massachusetts,
and Rhode Island on the coast, and such tele
graphic service for the press as may have reach
ed New England has been over one wire, via
Albany to Springfield.
The snow yesterday was very heavy and the
snow plows for horse railroads required from
six to twenty horses to drag them. Very few
people ventured out of DOORS and church at
tendance was generally extremely light All
the police wires were Frustrated, and the fire
engineers instructed the captains of fire engines
to keep on extra horses in readiness to send
for other engines in case of fire.
Police Commissioner Disbecker has had the
whole clearing force at work since five o'clock
this morning clearing cross walks and unrov-
ering the culverts and bydrantS. All the horse
car lines in this city and Brooklyn are running
on BALI time, but it is expected the streets will
be in better condition this afternoon. Twenty
inches of snow are reported at Patterson, and
from ten to twelve inches in various parts of
New JERSEY