, 1874-06-25

the Cuban fnesAt Tfbchh JuAcArr6 and
surrendered themselves. They asserte..
that Marquis salsa Hncia had been dis
posed from the Spanish Presidency. and
tht ub6fffd 2 Gqmsa ID beer 3pppinkd
as hissuccessoraJ ! 49, n
PARIS, June 16.- In the Assembly to-
! day, on the reading 1.-The Journal Of
yesterdays proceedings, loud complaint
Yss made by he membe,sof the insc-
Gpraci oftheis of lsas land hayss
GenI. de Cissey and three others ssaid
they voted in favor of the motion for
urgency. .on the left centres bill. A de-
putty vhp Sotedyaaiu shsaisiS5 de-
claraed that seven members of the left
whose votes were recorded IN hvozo Of
the motion ware absent when Vie .fotp
was taken. He demanded aIrectifcation
sofhthe. tvntes which, q according to his
statemenF.s oughtlto stand $3.50 Gnshe af
frmative to $40 in the negative. DE
Il / .stt =
Franchi Of the extreme right, formally
moved that the vote in question be de-
clarsd soid Buffst fPrestdsnt of the
Assembly, maintained the validity of
the record AThelright centre meeented
constituent resolution defining Presi-
dent McMahon's powers. Referred 70 a
-committee of thirty. i It is behevadF the
committee Will not report for q fortnight
the bills referred to yesterday. The left
have abandoned for the present the agit-
alton for the dissolution of the Assem-
bly,, because they hope for an organiza-
ton of the Republic. g - ts EN- .s1'aa
LONDON, June 1.-THE Times Paris
dispatch reports that the prelim-
mary steps for an alliance between
the right and right centres have been
taken and that others will necessarily
follow. It devotes an article in the
Journal des Debates, the organ Of the
left centre. comparing the fearsaroused
bp the Empire with the confidence in
spired by the Republic.
WASHINGTON, June 17.--The Senate
PublicLands Committee having taken no
action on Pratt's mining bill last night,
met again this evening. A very lively
discussion was opened byStewart against
the bill. followed by Sutro in advocacy,
and closed for the evening; by Senator
Jones. who is reported to have handled
Sutro and the bill very roughly.
Later, The Senate Public L ,nds
Committee helda special meeting this
evening and resolved, bv vote Of to
4, that Pratt's mining bilrbe indefinitely
postponed. Vote for indefinite post
ponement stood: Ayes, Window. Kelly,
Oglesby,, Boutwell, and Stewart; noes,
sprague. Upton. Harvey and, Pratt.
The result is considered as great t,i-
umph for the comstocK mine owners
over Sutro. = ia
INn1ANAPoL1s, Ind. june 16---The
Republican State Convention met at IL
o'clock A. NJ, and organized perman-
emily BY the election of BENZ. Harrison,
President. with Vice Presidents for
each Congressional District. Col. R.
~ 4 ~
8. Robinson was chosen Secretary.
a ef4s~s9s <8S sh&asss-A
LONDON, June 16.--Sir Charles Fox.
the celebrated English engineer, is dead.
QUEENSTOWN, June 16.-On the srri3al
of the steamship Par!hia an unruly
and excited mob gathered 'ard'h1 and
hooted ana hissed Rochefort. who, but
for the protection of the police, would
have been lyncbed, ThAysmade rush
for him but did not reach him. He will
proceed. toI,ondon.AM Ell ID m
LISBON june II. Steamship Africa
has returned to this port after success
fully submerging her section Of the Bra
lillian cable. TIE line has been tested
and found to work satisfactorily and has
been handed over to the Brazilian Cable
co. 3Uubroken standardization is thus
established from England. through Lis
bon and MSdei,s e 81 Vincent. Cape
Verde Ielands. -
Msps1p. june l6 , Il Is repoffad that'
q battle has been epmmepeed at Estella.
which is thus far favorable to the Re-
publicans.YI AII13I GAIA
PANAMA. June II. PRESIDENT Berri6f
ra of Guatamela has ordered that Com.
mandant Gonzales be shot, On the .scoge,
of criminal disobedince Of the military
laws of the Kepublic. No i'll feeling ex-
lists between Magee and the Govern
ment: stfBsEf. 9I,sSsi9tl
/ wuM1xaroN, June 17.-This morning
an excursion train with several hum
dred people was thrown from the track
near LilesEille.r The. conductor was
slightly and the express messenger se-
siouaF hdfs Three negroes dafe lillld
spds sAihe linjdfed. Ten whites Mere
also injured.
SG4fF, ,3EIfEf.fq
P1TspuRG, june 1.-THE officers Of
the Pennsylvania Central Railroad were
today reelected for The ensuing year,
Boston, June III No change in the
wool market. Manufactures are pur-
chasing quite freely from all lots Offer
ing. In the country there is considera~
BILE excitement and for some weeks to
come better bargains viii be made in
Eastern markets than in the interior. -
In Ohio, Pennsylvania and Virginia,
prices range from As to so: in Michigan
40 to 46; and in the Western States the
price has hardly opened yet; in Maine
prices range from 40 to 46, and in ver-
mont and New Hampshire there is very
little doing. Receipts have been prin.
cipally California and supplies of this
description are beginning to accumulate.