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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-15
FOREIGN MOTIFS.

The Emperors Of Austria and Germany have
arrived NJ IscAl. -
The yacht Foam OF Is tons burden LETT 10
ronto on SATURDAY. evening, with eight persons on oo "
for min 10 Niagara ard has not since been hea ron
1. IT. feared mat she encountered r'Atu "'"'I'I 49,
went down.
The banks and most OF the prhclpal CON-
rDercial houses havana nave signed paper hEteelns
., receive Cuban Government bonds II The I'VE million
.ssIr dpcread JGua g. ana give tAcm he same 'Ic"
.atlon as s,anish Bank bli4s
The Halifax. y. =, Chamber Of Commerce
mot yesterday afternoon ana discussed tie reciprocity
treaty. resolution approving OF the treaty was 'o-'
m discussion. Tue adverse comment vas priuelp'-5
mn tbe siiius scIlr ~ the t1u.tu article 90 me I'a
ne CaIgpuawaga Canal aud the Atlantic cOa5euh
trade.
The funeral of MonsgnOr de Merode tooh
place At the Vatican yesterday, With tie m"-t '''i
and imposing ceremonies II TIE Church The de''aso
nciate br0neahed 20 the Pope an his property ior ,n
,,nnort of Is charitable institutions. Tie Ppr ~ ~
usinted FItner Howard Private Chaplain % Aii "' W
cancy occa-loLed by the death VI M'sodr.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE

WAsuIYGroS, July l4.-lnfOrmauon has oeeh
received az e Navy Department hat tie u steamer
Elcnmoud arrived 4t Panama 90 the ssh al Jle 'l''
passage oi p days from Muh-tidn she VIII h""l' ~
Panama The arrival 20 Commodore Collins from We"
York The health " me officers and crew reporter u
ice excellent.
Commander 4 T. cook Is detached from ~" lorh-''
station and ordered 10 commend the torpe !obO'i Az
tropd u Boston: L,ut. Commander Horace l. 'lH'Ieh
r detached FROM thci Colorado aud placed jh "-"I-
orders: Lieut. Commander A. :. Baker detached RON
the Torpedo station aud ordered % tcmpor'r' dlN %
eeut,vo off -cr NJ filn rorpafobn9t Intrepid; In e
NcDmycz r. detached rhe Roanoke anu o. dered 20
fbe Iutrru!a: Passed As slant 1asmtster tied-t -.
(v is d-fached from tho receiving snip lnirpthd.i1
t ordered 10 duty assistant % Pay ln-p't .oI 7l
~ ID al he Mare I-aud ayg-lnrdi Passed '-ls'"''
Fugfuer - A. Windsor and r. A It uf a.r dr'I Af, q
nom "a. ,itI dug connected with the tennessee M N
Jrr,d q fs Intrepid: Pa.cd Asst iut Engineer Joon
Lowe r,s been detached froui .pecsa duiY come
v1tb tho Iurcuid and crr red 90 duty hoard VA.
vss,ei: Lieut.. A. n. Fletcher ami Muster NJ r Nr1,'
noye been ordered tls lnir~pdi Master Dhniri -,
sfirrt rs been ordered thr Roanoke; Nld.hpiitu
Vu, IA slack has been ordered o. the receiVih- sDp
.,buc; Carpenter "A. = Philbrck has been ardrrrh =.
du, M tho Contraction yarnent OF The Porirhuu'"
Nav Yard. 49, ,-..-..,...t al
TIE new torpedo boat Intrepid. recently lnlchrd ~
10 ton, Will make "A tTihi "trip 20 Key west Whr.t
Der,.eate W ~ ber gEac.icai wol..h-s "1. DO "'"
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TIE SARATOGA FOOT RACES.

SARATOGA, N. Y. July 14.-The following
Judges for the foot elected to-day \. L.
Devin Of Harvard H. DIN Of Wesleyan; G. VI. Spier,
Columbia Delaney Nicoll, Princeton. The tfh Judge
will be elected from Cornell at the next meeting.
The entries for the foot up 70 the present time
are as follows:
one mule running races. A. Reed. Columbia; f. Cope
land Cornell David Patton. Princeton; L. ii. wander
water, Princeton a. B. Ellis, Harvard r. b. Cu.uS.
Harvard Z. NJ. Marsh, Wesleyan.
one hundred yard r0ce-H G. Beach and David Patton,
Princeton X. " Van Buskrk aud j. Martinez, Column
hIa +. H. Herricz ana Ii. G. Leeds. Harvard u. C.
Webb, Yale J. ii. Whitney, Wesleyan.
Three Mile Running Rdce-T. j Goodwin Of Columbia,
Z. L. Phillips Cornell, Allen Marquand " PrAcasn
J. II. Nandeyenter Of Princeton W. H. Downs ol Yves
leyan
Hurdle Running Rdee-12O yards, over 10 hurdles ~
inches hgh-H. G. Beech OF Princeton. Allen Marquand
OF Princeton, \. b. Nevin of Hale, j. W. Whitney OF
WESLEYAN. f. II. HerricR of Harvard.
Screen Nile Walking Match-J. II Southland OF Cornell.
G. II. HubDrl OF Williams, +. I. Tmpson OF Columbia
D. h. Eustis OF Wesleyan, H. G. Hcrmans OF Wesleyan,
j. G. GrlswOd OF Columbia, G. lager OF Dartmouth.
T. q. Lse Of Princeton.
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rrrrGRapuIC NOrEs

....lu lIa ARMSTRONG. a widow, hvihg ia San I ran-
ai.so. OHM ..a salc..r 4sa.4L AoaaaF l.shI
F-iurls saunders and wife. colored, were
ti ~ ~ qbrs m B-ui1ls Plantation Lz'0u-he Fai-ah
-.
The iourneyulen gndbeaters. who IRE on stink
Phi i.Ip -i yesterday trpo,itos 10 resume Eoa a.
N.S-iors uro~-.
IL u. Johns on. proprietor 81 me eating statioh
a N ., "a 10 st-uiiilz toAsa i-l tsIsraa' ieI De-
tN,sn tas car arl wss cTusBei 70 oe@th.
The Arkansas Constitutional Convention as
sstrrl4f 40 rrtis VI '" 40 ssv- Aie''.e"S
lI- .uentrf u the Cusvelt"a 81 800
The proprietor Of the Capitol Hotel Reno,
II iuuI robbers lie 30"
On. a. b.r ana io,Ii smother deputy sbens caPared 'hid
AMI Horld-I nr 'orrt1
The first annual Council Of tho Lnl0n OF
Atern srr ia Cleveland Fe'irfiA lAe
ashs nfesIs asrs Aouft 10th Of Nnonnau, firae
I'D a ! storm Peru lai.ua, Ferfr~sleat Lmn Lew OF Nih
,asag s.,lrt.IJ L. lev VI baaYs Ass.s'sai seeTsaTI
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CATTLR MARKETS.

July if-'atile quiet ant tribe DoN
s3fss So; 80 5o1s5 So
4OHS5 IS etheri gr@iss uomnsV lTb
Hoes active hne for better gnes shade lover for
II 900; sales q - 80
81 90 mein ST. good ljds ~ 40 shpn-s DOl
SHzEP-Rscepts 40; bs Ofr
saes Of poor choice a 60 OGsj 62LaI
wArERrowy Mass. Jayi l4-BHzy rarTLz-Recers rs
Of Western eaits.y ths
Albany Railroad uaion MArse r,rT h
sol Chicago. the Grani ruak osd ianr
Ehs feV Northern cattle l ths
beef odd sdVaner equally
sll 25dsll 80; so TjdSIs snf lasit..
75GslO - QUALIFY. s9ds9 50. thra qualify SO
IS -.
AID LAsBs-Reeeipts 1920 head There n,rtsA
supply from the North are popo~
lamb 0frrng better -
- 80 each. ,. 49, S9rnz sshs
,rgn Ia
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WALLET. KTMORS.

Wall-st., although very dull yesterday, was
rich u rumors. one to tie effect that an Injunction
he'd been or was 70 bee granted prohibiting the western
Uaion Telegraph Company from paying the dividend
due today According 10 another story the heavier
capitalists getting out Of the Like Shore. OF
course these are the gments OF a stock specua-
tors BRAIN aud could noi be traced 70 any source.
The Panama ana Pacific Mail Companies held meet
ing Yesterday, ana appointed committee 20 effect an
samatou OF al thar relates 10 the working Of the
TWO corporations new running and freight arrange
mcut Will probably De entered INTO FOR stated period.
Tie object Is 20 reduce expenses II possible.
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WEDNESDAY, JULY Is, 1874.

number Of officers already been ordered TO her
most Of whom have duty at the torpedo station
AT Newport. This vessel about 400 tons burden ana
was designed by Naval Constructor HanscOm, chef or
the Bureau OF Construction. Another torpedo boat now
being built at NewYOrk designed by Admiral
Porter but Is smaller the inst launched, being
~ $40 tons. No has yet been liked upon Tor
that vessel, but u is proposed to call her the
Alarm. The vessels are very different In design and
finish The one now being built at NewYOrk will be
Drought here TO the Washington Navy-Yard shortly
after being launched TO receive outfit well the
Fowler wheel, a propelling instrument. never
before used vessels Of our navy Ihe boat Designed
Oy Admiral Porter will be armed with an ll-inch gnn,
1ut that designed by Mr. HanscOm VIII carry no guns.
The object Of these vessels explode torpedoes under
the enemys ships by prows To winch the torpe-
does
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AFFAIRS IN ENGLAND.
AFIAIRS n ENGLAND.
LAW N REGARD 10 BETTlNG-LIBEL SUITCASE OF
HYDROPHOBh.

HYDROPHOBA.
LONDON, Tuesday, Jdv H. 1874.
The Newmarket magistrate mas grin'et "A
summons against r. Chaplin AS steward oil TIE Jockey
Clun ror permitting betting on the NEWMARKET race
coursc II j. rumored that Duke OF Richmond VIII
receive a similar summons after the G0odwoof races.
II is SAID these proceedings are taken by prominent
racing man and better test the law ana force pafa-
nentary definition thereof. which viii clear up rs OBJ
securities.
L lward Weby Pugn, the architect. tried an the
Old Bl.cv to-day for libel against John Roger Herbert
GIadsioue "A son of the cx-Prcmier was witness for
the defense The attorney Tor Mr.. PI-in IN summing
ND admitted that his client wrote the letters complained
o but sad they were written By an czcitahic man
,.to made an iucoh-ren rambling statement .'l .H-
t,ne tn ne libel us The jury. aier OrAS oar IU AIA
mes brought IN a verdict Oi not gu'lll. .r
c~r OF hydrOpLuula at Brighton "'''4r'oA' ''.'4-o
able excitement al that place.
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TIE CARLIST WAR.

REPUBLICANS MARCHING TO TIE RELIEF OF Pun
CEEDA-CARLIsT ATTACK on CUENCA.
MADRID. Tuesday, July IA. 1874.
4 force of Republican troops is marching 70
the relief OF Pugceria.
The Carlists have opened attack Cueuca. "a miles
southeast of this city. Tie garrison Is MAKING vsor
ons defense RcGuforcemeHts have been forwarded
hence by raIl. go,
Dispatches from Spain report that Gen IiD1la Jas IT,
moved his headquarters from TIfall % LOgr"no Cen
Morioacs il also retiring toward the River Ebro sick
ness IL prevalent among the National troops Il Is
ante pated that active operations will be postponed
three weeks.
Inc Clrist staff with the body Of the army has
entered B,c1y aui threatened 70 stop navigation oil te
River NtrviOn.
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6perlal Nof,ses

....,. To -peealate ~ .,oes'i are .Ae p.ru,. 70
TUMBRDGE 4 Co.. bsaker NAAsA' " -
dez
Sotir.-ioL!er. Of Aeo.ui Ds. @ ,, = :,
DIVIDEND - e~sS
...-,.a.rt ,c.Ip., At the oass Of J. AV"o'''' S ~ ~
chsus--psoe ma, IA Mp. a.. a.. :. >
ro--u"ss iy ~ 1874 sin 'ss = 'h. ONO as 'sAS-'
ending al 80, n WEDNESDAY, g y ta1 p ~.
ga 4, 1870 -. 49, sAi i'AA tf = tnd -
liui-N"N' a. l. JAAa-A y, - =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-15
. A CONVENTION OP AMERICAN INSTITUTIONS FOR /
THE LEAF AND DUMB.

BELLEyILLE, ont, july 14-Deaf and Dumb
Institute delegates Of American in,ti-
tutiOns FOR tire deaf and dumb arriving by every
train. The following principals Of institution have ar
rived Dr. scott, Sew-YOrk Mr. stone, Hartford,
Conn +. SIR. Talbot, iowa: Mr. Wilkinson. California
NJ Kenny Nebraska: Dr. Glllaudet. Washington. ana
MI Mcintyre Indiana. IIe cuuVcu ION promises 40 %
held America Fly delegates have
arrived i've additional expected to
night ana Tomorrow Dr. May 90 the educational de-
partIneut of Toronto has charge Of the Philosophical
department and museum. This promises 10 De "a very
Interesting feature Oi the convention. Inc convention
assemblies O'Clock Tomorrow afternoon at the Ins-
tute. several ladies have arrived.
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THE NEW CABLE.

PORTSMOUTH, y. H., July 1.-THE steamer
Ambassador having arrived, the arrangements arc com
plete for laying shore end Of the cable The Fara
day 10 uoored In the Lower Harbor while the Ambas-
sador is lying OF Rye Beach. IL s hoped that
All Will be flushed both vessels sail Wednes
day evening The cable for the Beach is being taken
on the Ambassador in launches and 10 ~ hoped that Il
may De brought sshOre aud laid before morning when
gus VII Ue Red W anassss Wy saSnsssioS- 44ss
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ORANGE CELEBRATION ~ IRELAND.
InNnnN Tuc-llAN. LuIY q. L.-l.

The 18th of July having fallen on sunday,
the usual demonstration by the Owusemen OF Ire'lu
i'm honor If the day md not take place until yesterday
The celebrations generally consisted Of street paihde'
and aftcrvarI meetings. at which speeches were m"ue
aenouncIng home-rue and Ulramontanism. There were
DO disturbances except NJ LurSan, in the county "l
Armagh where collision occurred between 'hc process
.iouists and a portion OF the p0pulacc during "A-e
several persons were badly hurt.
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THE CONDITION OF INDIA.

DISASTERS From EXCESSIVE RAIN-FNcEILaNl CON
DTIoN OF TIE CROPS II BOMBAY.
CALCUTTA, Tuesday, july H. lS7i
There ore disastrous accounts from the Pur-
peah district The rainfall There has teen excessive
and the country Is under water. TIE RIVER Ganges is
unusually high The rainfall around Calcutta hi, mus
far been >canty which causes apPrcncn-.ot- %. allure
of the crops in this vicinity.
Aayices from the Bombay Presidency are more cheer
full Tie fall Of rain there has been lo lL'Ht anu tAe
.rop, are IA excellent condition.
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THE NAr1oNAL TRorTING AssocIATION.


The Board of Appeals of the National
Troting Association session yesterday morn
ing at the Everett House with T. J. Vail Of Hartford
presiding in the absence Of the President, Amos
Sprague. Three hours consumed by an executive
session the proceedings which could not be learned
number cases tried. but vet no deer
have announced. The members OF the Board
for 1874 and 1873 are:
Amos Sprague OF Providence. President; D.
F. LOngstr"et, Secretary and Treasurer; and T.
i. Vail OF Hartford. Conn, II. S Russell
OF Milton Mass. G. j. Hanliu vi Buffalo, y. Y. h. G.
Barker OF Detroit. C. W WOOleY Of Cincinnati ONO, G.
II. Barnard Of Troy, " Y, George Sturges OF Phia
d-lpnia. Edwin T1orne OF MlilbrOOS. y. Y, william
Edwards OF Cleveland. Lewis j. Powers or Springfield
Mass. Samuel T. PaYson OF Brooklyn. aud Albert Tay-
Tor Of Chicago The Board Will resume its session TINS
morning a o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-15

About Btters.-At periods Of lie tonic necss.yI
bu, there danseriu using u igss
ton while nz temporary To tbs anl he
public tonic poison Dr. Grrsns prepared no
OxYGEyArsD nearly Tor D's
p.us and al comp So everYshee Joss hHSar.
rrRI.,N % Prlpnetot. and ColegrlI,ce New Y.rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-15

PHrLADELl VIA. July IA young man giving
b,, name AZ John Raleigh. surrendered himself today
TO the police authorities here stating that 1886
murdered a school companion named LeoIsr Sterling
Columbia. g. G.. during rrv. He was then only n
years OF lie escaped 20 lrxs California and 0heg
parts and finally went on A farm IN New-Jersey. The
Chief Of Police teegrnphed 20 The Columbia authorities
and received instructions tO mold him.
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MARRIED..

LESIJF-soJIER-At ST. Thomas Fh ave Moni,y.
Js i3 ~ Rev Dr. JoEe Frank Leslie N. Florence slaef.
No cards.
NOTII- WOORBOn MONDAY july 49, the romDuasiV, Poo
tvteusl BY he D. D "
No,h SeLe " Benjamin Moore. al -
Brooklyn.
puILtOX-BROwNOa sunday july - The residence q be
ba-s parent. Dr. Dler EiRlr r PAcoI 10 F.aas
Il Brown. a . Brooklyn.
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p1NSENGERS 4RR[VED

PROM sAVTO DOMINGO CITY-Es s>1HsAip fsHr7d llr q
T. Kuuhauit Robt KniTt ~ fNu@'r- rnsss
Mclane Helry Luna john ChaAn. G. Re- MoHieto. g H.
HoDew~L
FROM CARDIFF-In steamship GIor0rcr- julT is-" II
short J. blkey v. Mira " v IL
Riches M Ms J. Haycock ard cllcn. 3D. Jaeger.
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A telegram from London yesterday morning
announced the death Of Agnes strickland. a the age ~
g years. The best-known work with which she WAS
connected probably Lives OF the queens oi England
froin TIE SOTAn Conquest, ia IL Volumes. tho lsi O
wbich appeared is41 Af,erwarh she punished
" L!yes vi Ihe Queens Scotaud," IA eight Volumes
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WAsHINGToS. ID. c.. july 3d. a. m.
gpiopsis for the past tirenfy-fOur hOtTs.
The barometer continues hlgh IN the south
arm ana Middle states IL has the Northwest
aud Is lowest north or the Lake region.
s,yuth and west winds and generally clear AMI warm
weather prevailed throughout The United states
except IN the South West where rains are Reported
Ine Missouri River las AZ Ednkton tho Cum 20
berad mas FALLEN Nashville, and the ONO his fallen
at Pittsburgh.
Probabilities
For Yer England NE Mdds states and NE tolcer lake
rcg0r generally clear ana deetdediy oarD oedt er ei
,rer,,I during me dag clh soth eest rtHds 1D.a
shorty fGiirg bdrOnieer -. -. a.,
For the routn AtHutic ana cur states generally
clear weather local southeast to southwest
winds no decided OF temperature, aud continued
tiign barometer
region, and the Northwest generally clear and very
warm weather. Ia the northern portions OF Micni'
gan and Wisconsin. south west winds aud slight
changes IA The barometer
The Upper ONO River will fall slowly during Wednes-
lInN
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
4 For other snip Ne'rs see Third '1gs :

For other snip yers Third 1rgs
ARRIVED.
S''s%,P .s vt. 81 SrHol 0a bs S'I , O. Ds
steamship Ashland. Nhehur''. saHio Domingo CITY Jul' VA
mis- and u L. Monte.
steamship Cir Of IIOa.son Deerns. Se-ori,.n, july -s
seam.nip Isaac Be BlsIsn,a
' s,T s Tao%s. ' sis Ti % asn's -1i m @
giatoI No,j. Eegg. StaVsnEer as das 90 ballast
Bns Ellen Nara ,Ot BANGOR. Fed. bFun"ies Ca i'T' "a
Bns sarah Bnm. ,o Bo.op Carter Guai,ouDe u
sebr G.rh Banker Pierre C,rth,reua u soEs-.
Hester Portcbs,.et Peer Pee, agst Portland. q
SAILED.
Idaho Liverpool wy'G9e for Rehmoni s.t.
Scty for Konigerg vcte. or y.ssrinr-s w..u-ra
h@sSi'@ d l4H NJ seer s. P-r assa S. 81 G,.
ton S "; Va ,r LORD 70, W. %o oS % ben or -
glND-san.t moderate 5 p clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Jq!y lAy 'san..o h,ola''1 81, chr =
SaEeer ior ElTnore Foam for Bristol Bog ,, -,
b.r. Henry Knight Cam Pa ss'-'iy
eal. ch T1 cn. , alrn of sarr, 90 -
b1ino AN Jy ,rnsei eam.ha. Res-oc, clrie no.
wm.ngon " Blackstone from Providence J,,epnnr lton.'s
H H Gnu FOR hireon b j. Fogo wnag'oa. y e. Ne Fl.
Ian Providence Fanny CaEaade ior Ss"loA heIH a. '.'
''-'-''''' FOREIGN PORTS.
g. g.&s, rom se.rers o.,
ST JONI y b. Juig Anchor Line SooH
rvel from l4verDoo. IN Di s-bg. this
PtYAourH Jul l-Sscl steamship r. OAlagd. Usd 0r Ses.
l.ovDoN Juy l4.-Sai'ei the Cnte States Rsynsrr Ne
ti Al ance Graf kJ rriu'vee Astronomer Nesis.
l. a. Purngon Mrsu-e NOknzioa. aaa AMI Petro a
tbe I'm Fdaen
the Uu.tei The ga
in,t CAR August aohst mnalGe Gne. Kong Hy-
reu B.y iuie and Ciao. Arrives ou' on he
United states Green Jactr q. Halls haf-n.
.eIh M0oIy PlnAhna Also Air'c- Ss
from he United StsIs-s a. VI. H--eu
SPOKEN.
20 at 40 81 = %, oak Homs'rsa Nof IRON OoH
for New-lUrk.
NOTICE 10 MARINERS.
WAsHfNGroS c. 1.-The Lighthouse board Uf-s noeoo
thai INT Iguua Oregon. s b- discontinued % ini Ter
f Jaw OF October lS7 also hat % col tsf
I'LL ~. fos he. inrng AMI ogg ssat9er
D.. Conn IlsrrE
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..,.,, Iio,l. dangerous ~frs 'p-nT sltby
pl or horn lie metal rissai sA'-c tss, 20
bra.sar Ao Isuaare u ~
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TIE STATE or Trade
HAVANA EXCHANGE

HAvASA Jnl- spanish Coli 2Bl 12G3 RrcisnKe 1let
United states o. DAYS earrener l2-alO premium short nsat
330l3j % gold 10 DlJB premium .nor, ag,t.
3
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
FOREIGN NEWS.

THE ATTEMPT ON BISMARCK'S LIFE.
POPULAR REJOICING OVER ITS FAnURE-srEEcH OF
THE CHANCELLoR-A PRIEST ARRESTED ON eOs-
PICICN OF COMPLETELY With KULIMANS'
KIssINGES Tuesday. July IA, 1873.
Prince Bismarck appeared at the Public Gardens
last evening" and was received with the utmost en-
thusiasm The musical societies. accompanied py
great crowd OF people subsequently seIenaded MN
at his residence.
In response to the demands of the concourse the
Chancellor appeared and made speech. Alter ex-
pressing his thanks for the demonstration, he sau
the attempt on his life not aimed at his person
but at the cause he represented. In conclusion ne
proposed cheers for the German Empire and the
allied German princes
The people responded. giving repeated cheers LOT
Bismarck. There Is to be a THANKSGIVING service III
the Protestant church to-day for the proyldentlai
escape OF the Chancellor.
1t is reported that Kumann has confessed that he
intended % assassnate the Prince and that he mas
used expressions indicating that others are impil-
Gated in the scheme. A priest named Hanthaler has
been arrested at Schvemfurt. under tire belief that
he was accessory 10 the shooting BE came from
kisslngen yesterday.
LArER-rhe King of Wurtemburg and the Italian
Government have photographed their CONGRATULATIONS
to Prince Bismarck on his escape from assassination
last night referring TO the peril in which his life
had been placed. asked. why should / not be
ready 20 die for the unity and freedom OF the
Fatherland like ~ many OF my feliow-citzens dur
ing the late war "
PROBLEMS OF GOVERNMENT IN FRANCE.
REJECTION BY THE ASSEMBLY OF A TAX PROPOSED
by NJ MAGNE-ANOTHEg PROMINENT IMPERIAL
Isl COMPROMISED.
PARIS Tuesday, July IA. 1874.
The Assembly to-day rejected a proposal when
was supported by NJ Magne, Minister of Finances
to increase the salt tax. The majority against the
Government was lO6 VI. ROuher attempted TO speak
during tie debate, but was hooted down by the
Left.
Further Investigations into the BOnaparlst propa-
ganda have resulted in compromising NJ HaeniJens'
The Imperiasts are beginning to feel uneasy as the
investigation proceeds The Minister of Justice mas
not yet begun legal proceedings against the persons
implicated expecting additional discoveries.
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A MURDERER ARREsrRD

ING 7strumens have been act up IN private hous.
near =, avs Point.
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NEWSPlPER EN0RMLTIES.
HOW CORRESPONDENTS REFUSE TO KEEP SENATOR'S
SECRETS.

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SECRETS
Washington Correspondents Chicago inns
The closing scenes of the late session DIS
covered several neat specimens enterprise Oh the part
OF the correspondents. One the Instantaneous pro
retain Robber Shepherd office. The OF tie dis
reputable hall known IL the corridors OF the
CAPITOL before the senate out ~ secret session.
Jones Nevada golden calf must have had IS fdlta ln
The secsiOn Executive sessions staggered as hr
ted OF the guarded chamber, 10 oVerntdr N"uhu
CORRESPONDENT cXcldm warmly: There goes one OF The
buffi--neads that voted for che Boss"
The afternoon before Adjournment the senate was ln
prvate cabal the Canadian RECIPROCITY Treaty.
The doors were all dOuby barred and watched. ru-
nous crowd Duff.tcI outside but not sCiulia pI IN
formation IeIne4 20 what was gong on within
But tie mysterious press agencies were successful
lfer several hours u anxiety, dud &c was maue known
quietly among spOudeus that the senate mad
d.frrlu ned not 10 aliON a word ~ the treaty 20 hc
urlutea. uules, DC should be fully ratified Gen. II. v.
BOvut0n is not "a cores Oudent Ot TIE NEW-N DEk
TRIBUNE nut 1e happened o know OF some thing,
w..,a had been going Iu the Washington once OF
tdt paper uigut before. Wien he heard hOV zeal
ods senators guarding fhc preclou- text OF
tie treaty smiled aulauN. lncn ne prncicd cW
words Oh bit papt - ana tho LOlt Inside, DN a
vgiIaut doOt-teuier, Carl ShuiZ ShIiZ ~ sad 20
have spread ms sttuIuue mouth mo q tcnluch grin
when h. aucrd over the scIawI. Inen nc arose And
cray permission of the secret seventy read VIAL lac
held 100 his hand. Il read tAuS;
FGlEsD VIII onl- visit ui tie ocork
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ma lhiBuyL oi iiIs morning d. 10 D.
rAcrc we're 'cw nuruur- az the vcne>s Di luc liz
dependent press aud then the E.ecutiye session Id-
Z
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uIEL.

Al Yotiers Of Marriages must he Endorsed 9th fs1
same and q idiess.