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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NlSIos a AkaSft5rcnyr SUCCESS. Mayo
me brilliant young American m SoW8e @
Mr. Mr. F FR MAA9fo MAYO
IN the b besptim a Am Amer HSr Idyl
B DAyY 6 6kookETT
"A companion picture to Rip Van winsle."
AiAs "osA RAND. ELEANOR VAUGHN
o,nrss, THE UNIVERSAL COMMENTATOR
aifSgSss
rHEArRE ooMoUE,
~ Josh u.pr 54 BROADWAY.
rtth SiGRr AAysAsS5IqE E 5si s:G'''S'''
.,,n, MONDAY, March March it, IN Sr AI Week, the
Mr. JOHN ALLEN coNSiSATios. ,on. A a ar
J. II. BUDwORTH,
WHO OWNS THE LINEs new songs
n., FhE s SSE i' sA ssSnx'
MISS JENNIE sATERLEE, JENNIE YEAAENs
Mr.. TOM GRANGER
""N NEW oLIo
Concluding with - -
Matinee WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
" corner OF Twenty-third street and Eighth avenue
Adm ssion, 5Oc Reserved seats, Soc and 81 extra;
Family Circle soc.
FAMILY MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AT "
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK AT O'CLOCK,
the celebrated
MARTINETTI FAMILY
OF pantomimists-ten In number-the legitimate succAas.
Ors OF the renowned old New York favorltes,
THE HAVELSi
who will appear in two grand comic Pantomimcs-F1rst.
HARVEST HOME; Or
THE FOUR LOvERSl
eSa m be se se s g.
Mons Cross. maistrc introducing the beautiful RIGt
SISTERS, and entitled
A HOLIDAY FESTIVAL IN ANDALUSIAi
After which the MARTENS FAMILY. WILSON
BROTHERS, &C. In their great acts, and whole en-
terminates with the capital pano-
mime OF military character and irresistibly funny,
called
THE CONSCRlPT!l!
During the representation French Quadrille, VIVIAN
deere March and Drill, and realistic battle field scenes
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no LEf-SECOND FLOOR AND TWO ROOMS ON
L fourth floor ample closets, modern improvements,
70 adults rent 800 per month"; in advance. No 80 Vest
Eighteenth street
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ITO LET-A VERY DESIRABLE SECOND FLOOR
i No Sc Sixth avenue, between Clinton and Waverley
places location first class Apply TOR three days to s.
RICH, "a Murray street.
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CTEINwAY HALL WEDNESDAY.
- GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT OF
Miss ISABELLA BRUSH,
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, March lS,
prior to her departure tor Europe which occasion
she Will have the assistance of
NJ. VICTOR MAUREL, barytone.
NJ II. wIENIAwSKI, violin.
Mr.. s. B. MILLS and Miss LIMA LUCKHARDT. pianists
Mr. c. FRITsCH, tenor. Mr. A. SCHOTTE, orga n, and
Mr. G. w. COLBY. conductor
tickets OF admission, including reserved seat, ST. Can
be obtained all the principal Stein
way Hall.
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NEW PARK THEATRE BROOKLYN.
IN Manager. MIR. A. X sAMUELLS
TUESDAY, MARCH II,
LOTTA,
who will appear in the thrilling Play,
OR, THE porNzTf LYNDE LIGHT,
supported by the popular Comedian E. A. Locke
MONDAY MARCH Is,
MISS FANNIE FOSTER
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A -FOUR STORY BROWN STONE HIGH STOOP
~ Dwelling House Q9 roonsl No. 245 East Thirteenth
street. between Second and Third avenues to let Apply
10 owner, 22S East eighteenth street.
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OFFICE AND APARTMENTS FOR A PHYSICIAN
~ furu ned Parloe Floor in English basement house:
h. and cold water; private Data. Apply at 81 West
Ihirty-siXth street; location desirable
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AMUSEMEN 1D.


WOODS MUSEUM J. J. WALLACE.
w EVENING AT g AFTERNOON AT 2.
ONE WEEK ONLY DR.. kOBlNsONS
of Mr. drama tization of his own
JJ WALLACE story IN n. j. Weekly,
In his own drama NICK wHIFFLEs;
THE MAN or the,
FROM AMERICA TRAPPER GUIDE
MONDAY EVENING, %, Mr.. ROBERT JOHNSTON IN
RUM; OR, THE CRUSADE OF TEMPERANCE.
METROPOLITAN THEATRE
lN1 a85 and ISL Broadway. bob and Az; M,
VOLUME of AfrTRACfioN THIS WEEK.
GREAT CONSTELLATION OF STARS.
Mr.. JAMES NJ WARD.
the brilliant young American actor. ana
Miss WINNErIA MONTAGUE.
the beautiful and charming actress
will appear In the thrilling sensation drama Of
THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT; OR,
NEW YORK IN SLICES
George Genroy. Young Engineer, the Mr. J. NJ WARD
Edith Compstock. -. Miss wINNErTA MONTAGUE
Mickey Corrigan, Mason's Clerk. SAM HICKEY
freshman, Keeper OF the Bismarck Concert saigon
and the following powerful cast
George +. ketchun, Harry Everett. Harry Slnclair,J
L. Iaphorn, Thomas E. Jackson, Joseph Lovely charles
=. WOrey William West John Queen, &C. Miss Adellne
Eaton Miss Lotte Murray the Schrotter Sisters and MISS
Irish Gems by the charming vocalist, Miss Jennie
Hughes.
IT. ne great song and dance arss Wnyne anS RoysIY
All me immense company will appear in grand oho
Doors open at 7. Curtain rises at 7s.
fOpular prices. secure your seats in advance.
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ID VIM b. FRELIGH Manager
MONDAY, MARCH lS, 1874 and during The week. en-
gagement OF Mr. K. T. STETsON. the popular favOrite.
First time of Mr. Stanley McKenna's new sensation
DRAMA entitled REVENGE.
Engagement OF the following artists, who will appear
IN Old tme Ansresy original Sketches Songs Dances,
&c. -
Mr.. CHARLEY WHITE Mr.. BOB HALL.
= THE CELEBRATED CARROLL FAMILY,
X. NJ. CARROLL and LITTLE DICK, the GENERAL
and Master EDDIE,
in the sketch called 1.-THE sixth Ward MacFaddensn
MISCHIEVOuS NIGER.
MALICIOUS TRESPASS.
Second week OF WILLIS COBB'S TROUPE OF PER
FORMING DOGS GOATS AND MONKEYS
THURSDAY. MARCH 10, MATINEE.
Benefit to the Poor OF the Tenth Ward under the drec
ton OF CAPTAIN Ward.
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AaIUSliAAscNT

AMUSEMlcNTs.
MRS. r. B. CONWAY'S BROOKLYN THEATRE.
WI NOTICE.
owing to Mn JANAUSCHEk'S declining to per.
form the theatre alter the opening OF house
lat Monday evening, Mrs. Conway will be unable pro-
duce the citizens Brooklyn the she de-
Under these nmstan while assuring her
patrons that she is in no way to blame tor the disap
pontment, she begs leave announce that Tuesday
evening and until further notice will be presented
LED ASrRAY,
with all the beautiful effects
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COUNTRY BOARD.

BOARD IN PLAINFIELD-THE MOST DESIRABLE
~ location in the finest part OF the city four mnuies
walk from the depot; table unexceptionablc hour
from New York; "a trains daily Address box Az Plain.
ield IN J.) Post office.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOST OFFICE NOTICE.-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
L tor the week ending Saturday, March 81. 1874, will
close at this office ollows-On tuesday,, l21S =. NJ
on Wednesday at ~ p NJ on Thursday, at ll1 A. NJ,
and on saturday at ia A. NJ. and IAN.
IL JAMES, Postmaster.
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ITO LET-TO FAMILY OF ADULTS, LOWER PART
i OF a House; six rooms, water and gas. Inquire al
No. IL Vandam street.
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THEODORE MOSS. Treasurer.

CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A GRAND CONCERT
in aid OF the
YOUNG LADIES' CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH IL.
The committee have the honor announcing the fol.
lowing distinguished artists who have generously vol
unteered their valuable services-
Nine. CHRISTINE NILSSON, Miss ADELAIDE PHIL
LIPS, NJ. VICTOR CAPOUL, NJ. VICTOR MAUREL, N.
HkNRI WIENIAWSKI Mr. RICHARD HOFFMAN.
Concert commences promptly at 3.
Tickets to be had OF Mrs. Van Nor lO Fifth avenue. or
at the box office Thursday.
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NO LETITHIRD FLOOR, IN HIGH sTooP BROWN
stone house West Fitty-iifih street. Eighth
'front.' back, two hall bedrooms closets. gas bath
room, one room on fourth floor; $13 ana $35 small
family without children; possession April l. Address
SMITH, box l39 Herald Office.
, 1874-08-05
LATE LOCAL ITEMS.

, Elizabeth Martin and Bridget Morris inyeigled
Z. D. schutt into their abode On West Randolph
street, yostarday afternoon, md abstracted s14
from his pookot. He complained at the Madi-
aon Street Station, and tho women wero AZ
IeBted.
J. H. Mcvloher and wife> returned from tho
East last evening. and arc guests 4 tho Grand
Paeiao Hotel.
j. 3. Omohundro Texas jack, Is stopping 1t
the Grand Pacific.
The body OF an unknown man was found in
the lake at tho foot OF TWanty-ninth
street at 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
by Officer Carbury. Tho romslnh arc
dark suit, and had On his person silver watch,
numbered 0,020. He is evidently about S. yoara
old. The corpse was cont to tho Morguo to await
an inquest.
John Fleming diod suddenly at No. 221 East
fsA ae had prsqoasls sqRRa5sa hsa 'S ap0piSfIt Ell
with one Mike Mcdonald mot the gambler), aud,
It Ia thought became 10 excited rs to cause hla
sudden demise,
HoTE1, ABR1vAlR.
G. o. Hazelson, Nov York; J. g. Rollins, Lon'
don; !: J. .-Daly aud family, st. Louiai y; Ward,
Clay, England; A.W. Crandn1 Troy; J. Atkinson,
Haniiton, Ont; H. g. Tiffany, Now York J.
Watson, New York A. L. Thompson, Balti.
more Z; A; Shaw, Buffalo; ! u D; L. skidmors St.
man hoa.e-F. Wost, Arlington F. ". War
ner, Philadelphia J. P. Thonpson, Cleveland;
i, j. Jonea, New York; G. q. Harlan, SPRING.
AoId q. D. Williams Mobile.
, 1874-08-05
KANSAS CROPS.

Correspondence or 3!hs CAttdgo 3rfouhS.
WAKEFIELD, Kun, July 3l.-sinoo my last,
unaer date of tho oil, Inst, VIC have had oon-
tlnuanco OF tho drought. Corn u tota! failure;
and our small g,ain, having. haon throshed,
yiolda IN nyerago Of 10 bushels. Last Friday
aud Saturday tho hoat was 30 intenao that u lld
tho 10 wl,o;e Try = speIt previously, Tho mereury
roao to 1T deg. and. at O'Clock ?. y, satns
froahouel up from tho north, and Hlnce that
limo has reinalnod in that quartor. bringing
what ttlo fodder tIere il loft on the qorl,.stals.
Farmers aro tar1 at work night aud dAy to shye
In Increase Roast, ovury W LAY. 10 not know what will DO
Jono nA reytlda iay. lho praFies, o. lar ~ tho e,
civ sa snsall % auantty to bo lad in rsvIues Fruit
is drying ur, aud, aven with rain, rain, would not
Weld inuro than half crop. I forgot to ulen-
tiou that wo aro entering upon orr ninth woel!
Of dry weather, aud there aro stlll no slstls oi
wl.uat crop Showed surplus of 10000, O10 BUSH;
olu. 1t viii hop great many, anu wlii bo leu
10 cattle and liorsos horo. being much cheaper
tlI2tl cQtH.
, 1874-08-05
TIE POsTAL-CAR' CONTRACT.

Tho Matter Settled for tho Present.
Special DispatcA to The Chicago 7fbune.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. 4.-Ihe diftlcplty TO-
lating to the postal cars saA settled to-day, and
tho malls will continue to bo carried by the Phil
adelphIa, Wilmington Il baltimore Railroad Com"
pany:- Tho officials OF tho Post Office 0epart-
mont, at tho conference held to-day, decided TINT
they could tako no action beyond tho law. and
President Hinekley takes 1t that. by continuing
to carry tho mails, Isa Company is to receive tho
advanced rates aa demanded by him.
Sptcial Utspatch to Tbs Ch,caHo Tribune. ..
WASHINGTON, D. o. AUG. '4.-Tho enpposstion
is that The postal mail-car question will have 3
final solution Tomorrow; ut loast until Congress-
aIlall aot upon tho nubteot. President ltnokloy,
OF tho phlladoiphia, Wilmington Il Baltimore
Railway Company, will doubtless, haYo to haul In
his horns or carry into execution Ills threats.
Tho fact ia bis Company ownB but two OF tho
fiyo postal-oars. that were. in uao be-
tween hore and Now York, and, ii
Hinokloy 'withdraws those two. tho othor
throe, which belong to tho baltimore x Ohio and
tho Pennsylvania Uentral Companies, will con-
linue to run, but considerable Inconvenience
would, undor eyon those circumstances, be OK
perienced, because the prosent number Of cars
Is barely suiilolent and bosldoB, 1t HiucRloy
should persist in being obstruparous, tho mail
would have to bo carried by much longor md
moro clrcuitous routo, causing BONO delay.
, 1874-08-05
CASUALTIES,
Ono HIM Killed and FAvo Othorx
Sorioualy injured by u Failing Elo-
v143nr.

Ono NInn Ktsloa and FAvo Others
Scrioualy injured by d Failing Elo-
yator. ...-
special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
ALTON, ILL.,, Aug. "A shocking accident
occurred carly tha morning at Danaman L Drum
nlond's plug-tobacco factory, By tho falling Of a
large oloyator, undor tho following oiroum-
atancea: 4 steam elevator in tho roar part Of tho
cellar runs to tho third floor. It Ia used for trans
forriig }iogsheaaa Of tobacco and other hoavy
'weights from ono story to another. This mor1.-
lug lilo stairway lending to the third floor WAS
temporarily nbAtructod, aud ai1 OF tho hands
employed In that pnrt OF tho building took .si5
elevator to 90 up to their work, Whom
just about at the third door
the wire ropo broke, and the elevator fell to tho
cellar with craAh, distance of about 80 feet
Az tue young mon were seriously hurt. William
Dletz Ind both logs broken, aud tllod in about
two hours alter tho acciuont. William Ball TO-
oclved 4 terrible Rhook, aud Ia hurt intarually.
and is In very critiual condition, Mike Null.
cahey and john Durnn are both hurt sorionaly.
and thoir recovery doubtful Loeoph Daily and
Stephen Brennan wero injured iutornnlly. Drs.
Davis aud HaBkell wRro instantly pn,mmoned.
and did all thoy could for tho HuffcrerH.
Tho cause OF tho accident ia hard 10 toll. The
elevator Ia very strong aud rono an innh thicl,
was used for olevatinf;, which WIS warrsntsI to
raso a, 900 pounds, and tha weight on IL nt Tia
time OF tho accident was jesa thai .(O0 no,niia,
Tho rropriotora bayo spent large sum in nut.
ting up a rope, which WAS frequently inannntod,
and tho accidont cannot bo saBgned to nopl,
EoIlce
, 1874-08-05

aossion. TO mako 1t certain that Nj. Moulton
fully understands that Mr. Beccher wishcs him
to give hia testimony boforo tho Committee, Mr.
Doocher will again acnd a message urging him "a
do 30.
fTb ths Aascetattd Pres*.1
THE MEETING LA8T EVENING.
NEW YonK. Aug. 4.--rho Committee Of 1nvoH-
tigation into tho Deeoher-1iltou scandal. mos
again this oyoning. Il was expected TINT Horny
Ward Deocher or Afr. 1foulton would testify, buf
Mother put In 90, appearance. Tho Committee
oxamlnod two witnessoe, u lady and gentleman,
but their names could not DO ~.
contained. Mr.. Coavnlanl, mombor
Of tho Committee, stated that Deoohor has sent
anotbor communication to Mou1ton. asking him
to appear boforo tho Committee, and another
lcttcr OF invitation has boon sont him from tho
lattor body. inviting him to appear before them
possesaton, md furuish whatever testimony
b. p SavoS Iii to ,f ,f n aof tho Mnatsn %sftsg
Boooher will DO hoforo tho Committee to-mor.
row evening. II eitller Of them should appear,
tho sessions Of tho Committoo will DO prolonged,
and will probably e1tend oyor until no1t week,
30 That tho report Of TINT body will not bo sub
mittod to tho Examining Con1tnit.oo Of Plymouth
Church before tho latter part OF tho ooming
week.
, 1874-08-05
TILTON'S SUIT AT LAW,

INTERVIEW WITH TuroH'B COUNCIL.
New YoRK, Aug. 4.-Ex-Judgo Samuel D.
Morris, tho counsel for hTr. Titou, WHOM visited
by 1rt5une reporter last evening, WAS some-
what roticent, hiH ground beug TINT Of pro-
fosalonal etiquette which prevented him from
indicating tue corrBo Of procedure to bo adopted.
In reply to Inquiries. howovor, Mr. Morria eata
that tho only courso on tho part Of hIr. Mlton In
tho matter would bo in In action for criminal
intimacy. Thcro could be, Of COURSE othos
actions In tho case on tho othor Hido. They
could suo Mr. Tiltou for SANDER, II they wore 30
disposed, or they could have him Indicted. Tha
action on Mr.. Tilton'a part will bo placed On the
calendar, and tako tho ordinary course OF any
action In court. II cannot bo immediately triod.
TIE INQUIRY M COURT OF LAW
will be much moro searching and
complete thnn Tho Investigation con-
Quoted by tho Investigating Committee
OF Plymouth Church. The Committee is mora
voluntary affair. and haR no power to compel tho
attendance Of witnosaos, NOR their answers to tho
questions put. Only those who are willing to
do go 60 before it |; they state what they like
and omit what thoY like tha5e Ia nothing COM
pulsory shout 1t, as there Ia In court Of law.
!, In answer to . question as to when hfr. Tilton
bad decided on his present courHe, Mr, Morris
stated that ho had augg to the COMMITTEES
long ago tho propriaty Of ...-..,
STOPPING THEIR PROCEEDINGS
snd Of taking tho matter into court.
:" Nothing deanite In tho case has yet boen
DONE" continued A1r. Morris, "and thero ia
a aieated nGtof IL ill., 70 rtons tic % ssra 1' % To- To-
Committee. Tho papers In tho caac have not
yet hoen prepared" When tbay will be, and
which Mr. Morris did not fcsl as liberty to an
SWer.
, 1874-08-05
Protest Of Germany to France
on the Spanish Question.
England Not TO Take Part in an
.i' Armed Intervention.
Revolution in English Politics.
The Lords Support Gladstone.
Detailed Account Of the Recent Crisis
in France.
FRANCE,

'E1tANCU.
New YonK, Aug. 4.--A 1ester from Paris lays
"Tho story of tho crisiB in tho Ftench Cabinet,
40 far ns known, Is briefly thie: Magne, tho
lafo Minister Of Finance. aftor long, losing
fight, ,soeing hia last plan for balancing tie
budget rejected by great mai jority in tho House,
inslsted on giving his resignation, which was &C.
copied. He was the confossed representative Of
1onapartiam in tho CahIuot. A little later,
Fourtou, Minister OF tho Iutorior, iualstca on
rosigning. Thore ,woro eevoral reasons for his
lcaving, tho most plausible Of which aro as fol-
Iowa: He demanded that Donapnrtst should
bo taken into tho place that hfaEne had vacated;
that on tho reception Of Ventayon's report tho
President should, in advanoe and by meHsago,
ropel tho Casimir perlor- proposition; that tho
Project OF Police, who, having pushed the iu-
vestlgation which he was ordered to institute
Ito tho illegal Bonapartiat lntrgueR to tho baala
Of criminal prosooution inssti9g tliat tae law
bis olllco. AL thoso demands wero resisted In
the Cabinet Council, aud finally rejected. The
conducting chiof OF resistance Is tho DuRo do
Cases, tho Minister Of Foreign Affairs, IN Or
day, ho Is an Orleanist by al his antecodenta.
| !Fourtou is comparatively young man, and FREQ
from binding antocedents. uo was onoo q Min
/ iator under Thfers, aud haa always been, though
Afach1ahon. The Significance, II their be any, In
Fourtou'a departure from tho Prosidonta COun-
Gil within less than ton days Of his acting as tho
Presidents authorized moutll"pioce to tho Com
mittoe Of Thirty, lies In tho fact that, whilo ho
! rms Minister, ho was q personal Bop.onnarch-
| lat, apparently with tho honest Marahal's ap-
prevail: ,:and ceases to bo Minister while rornau-
ing TINT. In other words, It might soom 90
| though the honesty Of tho Marshal waa grown
! somewhat tirod OF that quoor but boldly fAlso
| policy Of the truce Of pnrtios."
PAnls, Aug. Alt Ii stated TINT the. Fronoh
| troopa quartorod on tho Spanish frontfer have
been reinforced, and vigorous measures havo
boan orderod to prayont uniformed OarIata from
| crossing tho boundary.
, 1874-08-05
AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION.
Fourteenth Annual Session Of tho AS
hOclnttOti.

Fourteenth AnnuuE Sca1IOIl O1 IAc ABs
s0clnttosi.
Special Dispateh to 7'hs chicaoo Tribune.
DETROIT. n1ioi1., Aug. 4.-Tho fourteenth
annual session Of tho American Dental Aaaooa-
ton commenced at st. Adrews Hall at 10 o'clock,
and WAS called to ordor by tho President, DR.. Il.
L. Buckingham, OF philadolphia. Thoro woro
about Beyouty-Avo mombors In attonuancs, rep
reaontipg most Of tho Northern aud some of tho
Southern Rtatea Following arc tho WoBtcrn
members, II. A. Smith and Edmund Osmonl,
Cincinnati; J, III. Austin, st. Joseph No.;
George II. Gushing, ". @: Dyke, ]. 8. Bwartloy,
aud j. A. HwaBoy, Chicago; -seuoca brown md
Isaac Knapp, Ft. Wayne Ind; 7. F, Hohwinkle,
Chillieotho, o.; and Honor Judd, st. Louis,
After prayer aud roll-call, considerable routine
which WAS the adoption of AL au1cndmens to tho
constitutlon milking 1t unprofosslonal for neta-
bers to raaort to public advertisements; to claim
sureriotity over noighboriig practitioners; to
publish reports Of cortitica tea III tho pub.
1o prints; to solicit opcrattona;, to recommend
neHtrums, or to perform any slmtlar act. Aecoss
WA thou takon till afternoon.
rho afternoon hessiou MAS chilly occnpied with
discussion of tho question Of tho absorption
Of tho roots Of aeciluoua teetll, papers being
road by Or. Dom, Of Chicago, aud Prof. J. II.
McQuIlIan. Tho tliAoAsaion was participated in
by these gentlemen and by Drs. Judd, OF 1T.
Louis, and Atkinson, OF New York.
A pa,,or waA read ny Or. Cushing OF ChicaEo,
thIu eYoning gu Dental Pathology" thougl, tle
Louis, To tsema OF discussion brought out i,y
it was tho loca!ity Ut ,aia In tho tooth, mud
wlother tho oianlo! waH ol.aally AZ sensitive NJ
Tho iuternr of the teat,. Dr. Judi Of 1t, I.ouiH
Dr, Walkot, OF New Orleaus Iii, Butler, OF
Cleveland. aud others participated
, 1874-08-05
HORSE AND CATTLE DlsEASE,

Got7fsponde'1ct or 1!hh ChtcaEo Tribune.
FonT MADISON, Ia, Aug. IA diseaso has
broken out among tho horses and cattle 10
Greon Day Township, fow miles above this
city, which puzzlea tho best-informed stock
rasora as to what causeH 1t, aud all information
Boveu valuablo horaos hayo died. whi1o great
number arc siok, and will meot with tho d, u
3ato unloss somo romedy s discovered thaT. ID.
check tho dlBeaao, No particular syfnptous' J.;
exhibited. except that thoy appear stupid, n'a
them. Greon Bay Township Is low and 1!arshy,
with many ponds Of Htaguant wator, aud >>"in
ascribo tlio llso Of tho watos as tho callao. Dr..
GriHoo uotod veterinarian, WAS called ups, l'y
Information. It IL his opinion, howoyur, sha:
some weed OF poisonous plant grows III this ro-
gion which is eaton by tho stock and rrosca
fatal. The diseaso IL attracting much attention,
and ia being investigated, 80 that .sonle positive
information az to tho cause will no doubt DO IT,.
vo!pped In few days.
, 1874-08-05
GREAT DRITA1N.


LONDON, Aug. 4.-Tho British Bteamehip Co.
rinth, Capt. Egan, which left Now York July 15
for Liverpool, has been lost on Galley Uoad
Island, together With her cargo. Tho crew wore
saved.
Tho Earl of Eguaont Ia dead.
In the House OF Commons to-day, Mr. pourke,
ndor-socretary for tho Foreign Department., III
answer to an inquiry from Rir George Howyor,
stated that Her MajestY's Government had no
intention Of taking part in an armed intorEe,i-
tion In spain, and had no reason to suppose that
other European powors contemplated such .
stop which would not moet with encouragement
from England. The report that Germany, had
Bont note to franco protesting against tho
violation Of tho Spanish frontier, and threaton-
ing intervention, ia pronounced to DO without
foundation.
LONDON, Aug. 4.-Thc House Of Lords to-day
threw ont an important amendment maac BY tho
House Of Commons to the Public Worship Hegu-
lation bill. granting pariehioners tho
right Of AppoA to m Archbishop In
oase tho Bishop refuses to authorize
tho prosecution Of = Clergyman for ritnalistio
with tho viows Of Gladstone, who WAS Rn earnest
opponent OF the amendment. =.
Tho accusation against johnston in the Nor
daunt oaso has been Withdrawal.
, 1874-08-05
MOULTcN SPEARS

NEW Yonz, Aug. 3.-Frank Moulton arrived in
Brooklyn this morning. He said that no invita-
tton lad been eent him TO appear before The In
vestigating Comnaittoo+ Aa declared TINT ho
was ready and willing to 60 boforc tho Commit
tee II both parttos requested It. Ie said thst he
lad NOT nEoE1vEp LIFTED FROM MR- 3EEouEn
asking him to go before tho Committee aud toa-
tity: Afouton anid, with great sincerity, that he
Committee, that the matter should hnvo been
compromised. Hc regretted that the inycBtiRa-
tion had been commenced. He said the Commit
teo was an ex-parto affair, and ncyer should have
"Bus" continued Alr. Moulton. "it happens
that
LM HERE m TIME TO TESTIFY
in case my evidence shall bo requested in writing
by both Beecher md Tlton."
He expressed regrot at the present situation,
but said "the affair has now rcaohed such pass
tlAat oil tho facts must como out.n