, 1874-06-11

VIcToRrA, June 8.-The steamer lisa.
bel arrived here yesterday morning
from Fort Wrangle with rs passengers.
No news Of Importance has yet come
through from the mines, though report
says that the California Co. have wash
ed up over $4,000 in 4 days. and that
the Moore Company are doing well on
Thibert. Freight from Fort Wrangel
to Bucks Bar $50 per ton. whilst pas
sage money is $25.
There are supposed 10 be about $500
men at the mines, very few remaining
at Fort Wrangle or Bucks Bar. Moth
ing definite is known concerning pros
poets, until the water, which is now
high, goes down.
A dispatch from Kamloops announces
the total destruction by fire on Thurs
day last of two store houses of the Had
son Bay Co. A large number of furs
and quantity of -four was lost. Loss
not known at present.
WASHINGTON, June 8.-The following
postal changes have been ordered for
the t acific coast: Postmaster appointed:
Geo. Kuy Kendall. Fort Simcoe, Yakima
Co, W. T.; Augustus Clement, Selah.
Yakima County, W. T. Offices discon-
tinued. Pumphrey's Landing, Cowlitz
Co., W. T.; Hubble6eld, Stephens Co.,
W.T.. elart
PARIS. June 8.-The feeling at Yer
sailles is very gloomy. 125 Deputies
have signed the proposal for dissolu-
ton, and 1874 signatures are expected
from the left centre. The motion for
dissolution will be presented at the
earliest opportunity. The left centre
are determined to have . settlement Of
the question of Republic or dissolution
before the August adjournment.
New CRLEANs, June 6.-Goveruor
Kellogg telegraphs Secretary Belknap
that the suffering, except on the Missis-
sippi bank, is unabated. and asks that
twenty thousand daily rations be order
ed from the first appropriations. He
says the people are in danger of starving
| without this.
TOPEKA. Kansas, June 8.--The case
of the State vs.. ex Senator Pomeroy, for
bribery, has been postponed till July
9th, ON account of the unavoidable alb
sence of one of the attorneys for the de-
tense. The case will certainly be tried
then, despite the number of circulated
| petitions against it.
WLKEsBARRE, Pa, June 8.-An ex-
plosion in a shaft at Natiskoto last night
burned three miners to death. The
breaker was destroyed. Seven men,
while fighting the fire, were overcome
with gas. and were carried home, VII ere
two Of them died. A falling beam kill :
ed VIM. Vivian.
KEMPEr1LLE, June g. A hurricane
yesterday unroofed and demolished a
number Of houses. destroyed much
property, injured several persons.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, June 8.-The only
reported casualties from the gale or
Lake Oneondagua yesterday are one
man drowned and another missing.
PORTSMOUTH, June S.-Steamer Fara-
day has laid all her cable. There are
no tidings yet of the cable steamer Ann
bassador. A London dispatch says she
did not leave London till the second o.
June.
New YORK, June SIN the trot al
Prospect to. day between Judge Fuller
ton and Goldsmith Maid, the former
won the first heat in 10, and the lat
ter, three, in 2 1871. 2 1S, 2 211s.
RoME, June 8.-American pilgrim.
will be received by the Pope next Thurs
day.
LONDON. June 8.-The insurrection a
Fez has been quelled. The Sultan:
troops. on the 18th ult., opened heavy
cannonade on the town, and kept it uI
for several hours, many houses and
stores were burned. Troops afterwards
sacked portion Of the town. Ninety
inhabitants were killed. Loss of troop.
was trifing. Insurgent gave up ths
fight and submitted, and the Sultan bas
granted an amnesty.
LONDON, June 0.-The Standards Pa
ris correspondent says the manifesto o.
left centre, calling for declaration o.
a definite republic or dissolution o.
the assembly, has caused the greatest
sensation since the overthrow of Theirs
1t is generally thought tLat its effec,
will be to hasten the day for the disso.
luton of the Assembly, and will not i'm
prove the prospect for the establishment
of regular government. Conservative.
are dismayed.
Utica, N. T., June SIT is reported
that 20 persons were drowned while
fishing and sailing on Lake Oneida TO-
day. Seven on Lake Oneondaga. The
most terrific thunder storm ever known
prevailed this afternoon and evening.
YoKoHAMA, June 6.-The Pacific Mail
Steamship Granard arrived to day from
San Srancisco beating the Visco de Ga
ma six hours. Both vessels had heavy
weather an head winds the entire pas
sage.
WASHINGTON, June 8.--Col. Wharton,
at present q. S. District Attorney for
Kentucky, is almost certain of receiv
ing the appointment of Assistant ecre-
tary in the place of Sawyer.
It is conce led that the Civil Rights
Bill is dead. Grant will certainly have
it passed, his purpose being, it is assert
ii 20 ,,oLo himcalf nonnlar with the