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The New York herald., 1874-04-06

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&CS REWAnD.-sTOLEN FROM PAssAIC, N. j., 4
VIZ white and light yellow Pointer Dog. had large
scar on 'front.' part Of hind eg The above reward win
DC PAD Tor return or for Information leading to re.
c2very j. Y. BURNS, 50 Union square.
COX REWARD.-DOG LOST NEAR HOTEL BRUINS
RLO wick; small dark brown female Skye Ter
yer, with nan cut very close owners namo on collar
Apply TO i. z. B. Hotel Brunswick
&E0 REWARD.-TAKEN, FROM i2l WEST TWEEN
spCV yseyenth street. between the hours of O and 8
O'clock saturday afternoon, March T. a French Clock
with bronze nsurc on top. Bring to Sixth avenue
and receive the above reward and questions asked
J. X. MEEkEK 443 sixth avenue
The New York herald., 1874-04-06

FOR sALE.sCHooNER YACHT DAWN; CENTRE
line 10 feet beam draws 5,s feet; thoroughly rebuilt
1905 sails and rigging only two old an excellent
Boston.
, 1874-06-29
BEECHER-TlLT0N.
Mr. Beccher's Sermon Has No Refer
enCe to Tilt0n's Letter.
The Church Will Take No
Action.

ss..-a.s .. M 11..... n+.1.u.
opse'os O.soaso" ~ 70 1ne eo'eaao 4,'o"W.
NEW foah' June ao'-oontrary TO 1he e1peo.a-
tions Of many who had boon told by q man WHO
at Ihia noorrino,a a1ero;aos In plymouth ohnroh'
nTr T,.a,.,s ~. ~ ~ n.cnn IN Al w. d.
M'' aAton6 aos'ef u ~: oasoa, Nv o'a NV w
30. Ho preached ono Of Lis fotc1blo, old-timo,
liberal sermons:
His toxt was ono of tho pagBaecs whore tho
INV. ,.,, o,o;n, ~ roa =. ,haol,,nlv +bor ov,,
,s; 10! .'sa. 49, auA ~ .s,.,,s
ana CLAIM thas thia IL q PossoHalon WHICH no
other people can haye. This Wow
Mn DEEouEn HELD TO DE RIDICULOUS.
aod waa not nattona,--ho w.a univoraa]
M: w -. 49, .....,,1doa -a,os,,.a.s -.
apon n9 spoAo u sne ta.aKaiue4 totoinAo,e Saa
they call themaoIves) ana aaonlofo IN felgion;
",,o would 20 nnito a.! SCOTS under one creed. nna
na'9 nas poop1es ;, Mofsnip ono Doa.y, Il, ono lola
ne, or A'uaSy. ING oonRIoeaslonnn'ias approteu
tn18 acnemo. pro7iong' OF COURSE, thai
"aS supposed 10 incu'caso IN ~
asces, 10 ~ placo .,.', q t9elr oMn, ,st',
tAe Ieneta ol lConBteBAt!onulshi. 60 " "ns M ~ltn
re Mpscopaens: thG hlothod!1ta, sho uatho1cs,
san un'sa.ans,-ho .1 WILL a'l' 1nen Ao Aoo7oo 'h
, 1874-06-29

Tho True Uso OF the Word u Eoyaf.'s
Tho London Spectator is distressed because
tho term "royal" is applied to pouplo Who aro
not entitled to 1t.
u Nothing is more common" says tho editor,
" tlan for visit from subject to DO called
royal" visit, for tho marriage OF two subjects
to be called royal" marriage. T4H maaus,
Of course, that the potsons spoken Of aro sons
or daughters, or othor near kinsfolk Of a King or
Queen. But that docs not mako their doings
"royal." They arc members OF a royal family,
because they aro members Of family which
exclusively supplies Kings, but they arc not
''roya = themselves. No ono would call q visit
from Dakoa son or daughter DMcal visit"
g Ducal marriage" But ho might quite rightly
speak of Dncal family" tGat IL, family
which supplies Dukes, q family, one member Of
which at q timo is always q Duke. Why, is
thoro this difference OF usage :. To call . visit
"royal visit" il OF courao q vulgArsm which
ought to bo loft to the ponny-a-liners. But the
fact tint any people at all talk about royal
VISIT when they would not in the analogous
case speak OF . Ducl yisit,' has causes which
tint. exalted aa nukes may be- they and thoir
children do not form c1asB which is absolutely
Cit of from tho reAt Of tue world. There arc
others whoae rank comes 10 near to the!Ia that
they do not stand by themselves as IN abao-
utey distinct Glass; but at most AZ class
within claBs. They freely intermar1y with
other people; they need not bo spohon 10 with
bated broAth they arc not necessarily attended
by some ono wAeroyor they 90; they arc not
said to 'honor' people by dining with them; !;
their doings, public and private, are subject to
FREQ discussion. In short, they arc st,l! ordinary
human beings, though thoy may hold tho first
place among ordinary human beings. But ths
'royal' peraonageB are really, in popular belief.
| something more than ordinary human beings.
| Thoy arc 'royal;' that il, in fact, thoy are
tteatot as II they were themselves Kings aud mob
Huhie.ta ~
, 1874-06-29
MULLETT'S JOBS.
Sptciat UiaDatch to The ChteaGo Tribune.

TIE CINCINNATI ousToM-uousE.
WAsu1NoroN, D. G., june 28.-Another Of Mr.
Mul1etta nico little jobs has just como to tho
surface. ThB time Cincinnati Ia the Interested
rnrty- Whnn thu now Cincinnati Custom-H Houso
WAS projected, Mullott advertised for bida for
material for tho foundation. The specifications
mentioned tho qualities Of stone TINT would be
acceptable. and grapite uas ono. Whom
the proposals wore opened, 1t was found
that tho Maino Granite Company was tho
lowest bidder, 1t Offering to lay tho
ntono dcwn in CinoinnRtf for 10 ccntB a cubic
foot. Now, aa this waH loRB than it would cost
to transport tho stone from tho quarry to Gin
oinnati, Interested persons sot about to find i
solution of tho myntery. They wore not In the
dark long, for BOON after ratifying bis contracts
with tho Granite Company, Mr. Mullett an
nounood that they were also to haye the cutting
Of tho stono, on tho following conditions !:
The Company WAS to furnlsh tho yard room
and tho Government tho 1nou and pay a1l e1-
ponHes, and tho Granite Company to hayo ii
per cont OF tho entire cost. By this arrange
mont tile Granlto Company can afford to give tho
atone for nothing, and still cloar . dolar foot
on the cutting. II is 'unlerstood to bo tho pur-
poso of Afr u1lott to lot tho contract for tho ro-
1naindor OF tho mato1inl for tho building to tho
anmo company, on the aafne terms and coudi.
tioua.
, 1874-06-29

III 1928 tho London papors recorded the sin.
glllar will Of Ell English tostator namod Garland.
toay nosikey or my % deas sd s4 snatne JaoEs ths
sunl Of El0 storlins per Hnulln, to DO employed
for hs sole aud exclusive uBe and benefit; to
my faithful dog Shock, mud my wol-beloyed cat,
lib, q ponaon ot I6 sterling and desire that
in oasa Of tho doath Ct either Of tho throe, the
lapHed pension shall pass TO the othor Two, BE-
twoou whom IT IL to ba equally divided. On tho
death Of all threa tho sum appropriated To this
purpose ahall become tho property OF my daugh.
ter 0ertrudo to whom give this proforsnos
eI.s has, aud the difficulty shs tiuds ID bxInpius
tlom up
, 1874-06-29
DISCHARGE OF EMPLOYEES.
THE VICTIMS READY Fon THE SACRIFICE.

Sptctat Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
WARRINGTON, D. G., June 28.-To-morrow
will put an end to tho ausponBo Of tho several
thousand Government employees In Washington
regarding their official lives Tho lists recontly
called for by each OF the heads Of departments,
showing tho date Of appointment, what is the
backing, and the standard and efficiency Of each
employo, aro already made up, and by tomorrow
afternoon tho namas Of those whose official
heads arc to be cut OF will bo selected from tue
lists and thoue unfortunate individuals will bo
Informed that their services ars no longer TO-
quired. Tho anticipation and fear Of being
a mong tho number to bo guillotinod has made
many Of tho females, IS we'll as somo OF tho
male employees, fairly sick, for tue proportion OF
the reduction that i'd to DO mado III tho forcoa
engaged In the several departments is so large
AZ to cause uueaainesB III the mtndB OF all.
There are in tho neiyhboyhooa OF uino tlol-
sand persons employed by the Government in
this CITY, and the slaughter that is to bo made on
viii viii roac2 about ono-tonth q Tie . On.
tire number. 1t has boen given out in
the departments that goueraily persona arc to be
efficiency, but oyon tho clorls who. under those
circumstances, might have felt Bafo aud seouro,
hayo boBicgod oyery man or woman who pos
BeeBed, or Was supposed to p0sBosa, any intluouco
Win THO uGhuA QI tub uapAIlllleAt5 Lo 10 10 tH6
| latter and plead the causos Of these trembling
and feurful public pensioners. OF course, ,aB r!o,
| political influence will have much to do with tho
| retention Of tho omployos. Those who arc to be
discharged will, upon dismissal, receive two
months pay.
|. INFLUENCE At WORK.
Heat18 Of departments who, under Tho pro-
ylBionH OF the now Appropriation bill, ars conf
| pellod to reduce tho numDer Of thofr employees,
| complain tint those members OF Congress- who
| were tho most eRrnoHt aud persistent tn their
appea!s for economy Through tho discharge Of
| oieskH from tho buroauH are now using ayory
| influence to havo their friends retained Oil tho
pay-rols. Secretary Driatow'B mail consists
| principally OF letters OF recommendation from
OnngreBAtnon, written IN the interest OF
oleyka Of his department, whoHe hoadH may drop
Into tho basket whom tho work OF sitting
begins. There are employed In tho Treasury
| Department nenry 2,0u0 women. OF these 1t
las hoen discovered TINT nlno out OF ton are tile
solo support Of largo and depending families,
mud tho romainder, tic wiyos, daughters, or
mothers of gallant mon who laid down their
lives for tho preservation OF tho Union. At
lonst such would appear to he tho faot il Con-
gresa.nen tell tho truth. Tho rottuotion OF the
number Of employees will certainly occasion a
denl OF suffering In many families but the pro-
vision Of tho acts under which theHo dismia,
slonB arc to DO made coutcmplatea tho pay,
mont OF two months, salary to each porson
discharged.
fJb khs Aasoetattd Prsss.l
WAaH1NoroN, D. O.. Juno 2b.--July !, 400 de-
pastment employees will be dismissed. hall from
ths Printing Aurean, and 1oo from tho olYil tofo.
, 1874-06-29
NOTES AND rIEWs.
S,scfni n,annfch u The lA,cHao ittbHn4.

THE Ass1sTANT 8EuRETARYBHIP.
WASHINGTON, june 28.-Thsre is no diBposi-
ton to mako haate In tho asloction Of III Assist
ant Secretary Of the Treasury. It ia assorted
that there was n taoit understanding beforehand
that Representative Bass woald not accept tho
place, aud tue appointment was glven to him aH
4 compliment, and TINT, now that Congress- IL
away, there will bo no hurry about designating
his succoHHor.
Ito Tho Assnciated P.ess.]
TIE VACANT ARKANSAS JuDaEsHIr
WASHINGTON, juno 28.-No appointment OF
Judge for the Western District Of Arkansas, II
place Of Judge Story. resigned, will bo made til
next winter In tho meantime, Judge Caldwell
will, under the law, hold court in that district
Con. Barber will resign tho klarnhaahip Of tho
Western District, and Gon. Fagin will DO up.
pointed to succeed him.
doLD-SALEB IN JULY.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has instructed
tho Assistant Treasurer at New York to Boll
81, 900 QUO in gold TN each Thursday during July.
runL1o REVENUE INCREASED.
Tho customs receipts during this month aro
larger than during June, 1878. There IL also an
improvement In tho internal revenue receipts.
DEBT STATEMENT.
The public debt statement on the first OF July
will show slight decrease. Tho Governmeut
will pay s22ooo0oo lii gold for the July interest.
, 1874-06-29
PRESIDENT GRANTS MOVEMENTS.

CINCINNATI, juno 28.-Tho Eaquirer's Charles
town, West W., special says that President Grant,
accompanied by His wife and Dr.. Norris, arrived
there yesterday on a visit to frionds aud re1a-
rionB. Ho was received at tho depot by the
Mayor, City Council, ontire puice force. md a
crowd OF citizcns, who escorted lin to hiB hotel,
and q salute Of 100 guns was then iroa on the
wharf.
Col. D. III. Smith made the speech
of welcome. rendering him the hospitalitca Of
the city. tho presidont responded. expressing
pleasure in visiting his Trieuds In the Kanawla
Valley, rogrottlng that ho could remain but two
days. Tho crowd gayo three cheera and thou
escorted tho President to the residence OF Col
J. D. Swami. Ia the evening he was screnaded,
Gu which occasion ho mado spoooh.
To-day he attended the lov. William Mulo.
nix's Methodist Episcopal Church. Tomorrow
llo will leave to visit an aunt, Mrs. B. n: Tomp'
kina. at Ccdar Grove, and aftor spending ops
day will proceed on lis summer tour.
, 1874-06-29

From the ChrlstiaN Union.
4 lady living III tho country had hor attention
drawn one dAy to aome rntB III all outer room,
surrounding pail which lad beou prepared for
tile pigs. ObBoryiug tham carefully, silo soon
discovered that a young rat lad tallon into tue
pail anu that hia friends to the number OF iivo
Or xix wero In consultation aB to tho bess meana
Of roscu,ug him. The lady called others Of her
family to WituoBs ther mnnpnyrea, whllo they
continued busily at work, regardless Of tha
presence OF tho spectators. by twining their
ioet together (the hiudfoot Of tho foremost rat
boing eutwinod with tho forofeet Of the naxt,
tho sido of the phil The foremost rat, aup-
poBed to bo the mother, then roached uown,
grasped the young ono in her arms, aud both
woro drawn out on the floor. Unfortunately
their deliberations had occupied 80 much time
oxtricasoad, and apparently the intelligence Of
his friendH did not extend 30 fur a. to attempt
reauBcltation.
, 1874-06-29
CAPITAL AND LABOR,


Shops.
speefal Dispatch to Fhe CHICAGO Tribune.
FT. WAyAE. Ind, June 23.-CouBiderablo OK
cltemont was occaaioned in this city by Ill ortor
issued BY tile Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
cutting down employees in shops to half pay.
These shops are among tho most extensive in
tho country, employing about ]. 100 mon. After
the panic, wages were cut down 10 per cont and,
q fow months aipce, dny'n work was reduced to
five hours at a lower rate OF wages. Most Of
the shop men hayo families dependent Oil them,
and the outlook is vory discouraging. Tho aver
ago wagos Of laborols helpers, etc., is now only
about GO centH d day. This large reduction! will
have serious efTout on business and trade hero-
about. The order takes effect Tomorrow.
The Toledo, Wabash Il Wostorn Railroad
Company, whose ahops employ about 500 men,
haye been three months behind With tho pay.
ment OF tho hands until yesterday, whom one
months payment Was given ths,n. The mechan~
ics and laborors Of tho city, are compelled to
live from hand to mouth. aud tic business Of
tho city s materially affected. All unite in hoping
for bBttor times in the near future.
, 1874-06-29

Tho Convicted Comm ion crs.- Dan.
ger. to the xVAtor-Supply.
New YonK, N, T.. June 23.-Tlo Herald inti-
matos that atayor uaye.noyor hns already accopt-
cd, or will Tomorrow accept. the designations
Of Police Commissioners Charok aud Gardner,
and ru-appoint them to the Hanio positions bo-
foro official notioo can bo received from Gov.
Dix Of vacancies caused by their conviction Of
q misdemonnor.
Inhabitants Of the northwestern part of tho
city arc becoming alarmed ut the condition Of tho
Crotou aquctluct, Which il said to bo in danger
GUS condition in placos, and 1t iB clalmed thoro
is no way now Of cutting or tho water while ro-
pairs aro boins made, and ts1oro il imminent
danger OF a coilapso at my time without warn
INK which would deprive the city OF water alto
gethor aud ueluge nearly two square miles Of
uulghlorlood.
, 1874-06-29
CRIME.

A menabcr OF Congress st n n Ffnm
Tor stnnderan9 His D! fFtitors
Speetal Dispateh to Ths Chtcai srf6uns
TusousfpA, Ala, Juno 29.-r oHon. Joseph
n. sloaa, member Of Congress- +: this district,
ronohed home Friday. Ho hear 1aat George +.
Long WIS assai1ing tho cs.arao tcof his dau8h-
tor. sloss Ind instructed th, 81 to ayoid In
teroourao with Long, who deol 5Sther criminal.
sloas, hoarfng this from sey@ ssourcos, went
ttiB afternoon to q room '-ho second loor
above Warren's store, and wn \. for Long, who
eoon camo by On tho Opposite o Of tho stroot
100 feat distant. eloas firod both barrels OF a
shot-gun, lodging thirteen buekBhot in tho
wall and four in Longs body; oue through tho
nook ono in the a!tull bohind the cur, and two
in tho abdomen. This afternoon at 8:30 o'clock
Long wna supposed to DO dying 8losa surron-
dorod hfmBelf to tho shoriff, confessing that ho
did tho decd. Long frat thought Warrior shot
him, and when told that Slosa did it, said,
'tYhat's all right"
, 1874-06-29

Cuno, ILL.,, juno 2s.-William Gupton, 4 pilot.
whi.o intoxicated wont into tho barber-shop Of
Andy Eshbuch this eyening. Eshbach tried to
put him out. When Gupton drew revolver md
fifoti three shots, two OF which entered Eah-
bae!'B body, causing death in half MI hour.
Eshbach was a quiet, inotfonssve man, and in
tonuo indignation il manifested against Gupton.
Tho latter iB in custody
, 1874-06-29

- Special Dtenateh to The Chtcaao Tribune.
ArrLEToN, Wis.,, juno 27.-Tho officers In
pursuit Of the man who attempted tho murder
and robbery OF young Weiso, of thin place. as
teIegraphed to fnE Tn1nuNE yesterday. suc-
ceedod iu arrosting him. md no was brought
hero today. Ho was confronted with Woino.
who nt onco identified him "a tho man, md CIR
cumstauccH arc worry strong against hm. lilo
had boon soen by several porsonB
in tho vicinity about tho timo the
crime was attempted. Ills examination takes
placo next MondaY, and lie ls now in Jail horo
Several attempts at highway robbery hAvo becn'
made within year or two whera thiB occurred,
md it Is beloved there is rcgular gang Of
thieyea In that vicinity. Three mon from this
city have beon tired upon while phssing through
that ncighborhood, aud rumors havo boon cur
ront Of several mon who have mystoriously dis
robbed Rl1d murdered there.
, 1874-06-29
FATAL EXPLOSION,

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, June as Two workmen
In Ueattys quarry. at 1'rauford, foolAlly tried
to drill out j. heavy ctarge Of powder whlol, lind
nloded tue charga, aud both men wor Horiously
injured. One las ainc5 died and the other lies
iu u critical condition.
, 1874-06-29

PATERSON, d., Juno 28.-On1cer William High.
Of this city, vino had detected thieves who had
been robbing tho cars of tho Nov Jersey Midland
Road, went to tho house Of the robbers, and, on
attempting to gain admittauoo, was shot with d
douole shotgun from q sccond-atory window,
aud mortally wounded. john Anderson. who
fired tho shut, and two companions, were ar
rested.
, 1874-06-29

The Meridian (alias.) Haxetse says: "Thir"
teen years ago John Kendall, Of Alabama,
called Arthur Spooner a liar. Spooner reflected.
got mad, aud tue other daY declled to shoot
Kendall Tor tho insult, aud did sloos ht,n, and
now Lib honor Hhiuoa Like a now tia'pan Oh 4
gate-post."
, 1874-06-29

Lou1gy1LLE. Ky.. Juno o8.-Tho Rov. ". II.
Qlagrott pustor OF Presbyterian church in this
CITY, reujgnoi to-day, baoalsuo, it III understood,
ouu Of tho Elders OF tho church persisted In
keeping hia position as book-keo,por In liquor
Btorp, after romonBtranco from tue paBtof.
, 1874-06-29
OCEAN STEAMSHIP MEMS.

New YonK, june 28.-Ariyed- Steamships
City Of Paris, from Liverpool; Rotterdam, from
Rotterdam; and Cloopatra, from Havana.
LIVERPOOL, June 23-Arriyod out-Steamera
Donau, Thuriugia, City OF Chester: nnd Alinno-
sofa, from Now York, and Kenilworth, from
philAdelphia,
, 1874-06-29
|ThT,v.

ROME, Jnne '28.-Dlsllop Dwsngor, OF tho
American Pilgrims party. Inns lott this city for
will bo repeated noxt year whom it is expected
that over quo Americans will participate.
, 1874-06-29

L1nsoN, Juno GA dispatch by the Brazilian
cable announces TINT Sonor Ayeilnbeda has
boon elected President of the Argentine Confedl-
Grafton.
, 1874-06-29

sr. Louis, Juno 25.-A farmer named Earle,
living five nliloA from Kansas City, while OH the
top or . load Of hay In his fold was shot and
killed. yesterday, by an unknown party con-
conled III an adjoining wood. Il
, 1874-06-29

BosToN, June 29.-IAo frcestona-cntters, who
hnve loen OIL d striho since tile auth Of April,
Aaye resumed work at tlo old prices.
, 1874-06-29

DR.. James McNnl4S lItofls

DR.. Jn.nca n1cNnAs llton.
ALBANY, June 2S.-Dr. James MeNaughton,
Prosidont Of the Albany Medical College, and
tho ollaBt practitioner in thIs sootion, died
suddenly in Paris, Franco, juno 12 aged II.
, 1874-06-29
SPAIN.

o1t1-Ns
MADRID, Juno 27--Evening.- Concha
las made an important movement and 60
chfod advantages which ato confidently ex-
p,ccted to lead to Tile fall Of Estolla In n few
days. Tho Carllata: anticipating an attach on
Tue right bank Of tho River Ega, erected strong
defensive works in that quaftor. but Con-
concha suddenly orosaed the rivor, and occupied
Abarzuza and othor .posltonB cast md north Of
Estel!a in order to intorcopt the retreat of tho
enemy to Los Amezcuas. Tho carllsts are thus
critical It is anticipated that they will abandon
Estclla and ondeaYor to reacll LOS AmezouaH. A
BAfosNE, juno 28.-Advicos from Carliet
headquarters at Eatella havo boen recclved to tho
been aomo fighting, but it was without In
porsant result. Don Carloa, with bis wife and
heavy roinforccmentB, wns expected to arrive in
tue city on tho 9th, and assume tho supreme
boen received hero from Eatella, communication
having been Interrupted.
h{Ann1p, juno 2s.-A decree hns boon issued
revolving tho decreo by which titles Of nobility
were abolished.
Gen. Conoha has mado no further movement
since tho occupntion Of tho positions around
Estela. Hia advanco awaits u convoy OF pro-
viBions and ammunition. When it arrives, the
onward movement will bo resumed,
daas =; a n,.. Sunday Jnno 2sdon
prisod the positions Of Zurucnair, Abarzuza,
and Zadal, which woro dofondod by oight
| battalions. The engagement lasted an hour. Tho
| Republicans had few killed, and ttoir wounded
| number about 100. Tho Caritst loHHos were very
heavy. Abarzuza is point OF the utmost
| Importance as 1t commands the dotilo leading
| to LaB Anlozcuas. THE Carlists will probably
be forced to retro into the Province Of Alaya,
| west OF Navarro.
Ordors hayo boen Issued from Carlist head.
| quarters directing al the Generals to oarry on
tho war hereafter without truce or parloy. Gan,
Concha, OH tho contrary, in general order. tellt
tho National troops not to make reprlBalu, mud
declares tint thoie mission IL to conquer, not te
extorniuato.
, 1874-06-29

tho audience rono for prayers. In tho evening
again Music Hal! was thronged to it, utmost
bY several eloquent spoakors, and tho bost Of
fooling prevailed.
, 1874-06-29

Tho Primnte OF tho Hruzils.
LONDON, Eng, Juno 28.-Dispatohes from
Pernambuco announce tho doath OF tho Prin,ato
of tho Urayils
, 1874-06-29
FIRES.

| At Waterloo, n. Y.
| Waterloo, N. T., June 28.-Traoy d Nc
| Intiro's distitlory was totally burned to-day.
Loss, $7U, 900; partially insured.
, 1874-06-29
TURKEY

CoNsrAST1NorLE, Juno 27.-9trong ahockn OF
earthquake wero felt hero yegtordaY.
, 1874-06-29

Progress Of Bonnpnrtism In
France.
Victories Over tho Carlists By Gen. Cons
cha, Before Estrolln.
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
PAnfS, Juno 20.-Tho Postal Convention b.
t"ocn Franco and tho United States WAS pro-
mulgated yesterday. It Ii believed 1t will go
into forco next mouth.
Tho houae OF tho editor Of Lo Pays, Bona
partiat orVan, has boon searched by tho police,
who seizcd number Of documents. III. h1an-
aard, DonapAttist has uritton a letter In which
10 acknowledges that a committee exists for tho
inrthoranco OF tho plebiacto, and that VI. Roulor
IL ita President. This statement is made in tho
1900 OF Rouher's rocent denial in tho Assembly
Of any knowledge Of auch committee.
=, Con. Amandcau will rspresont France in the
Brussels Congress-.
PARIS, june 2B. - President MaoAlahon re-
viewed 70. 900 troops at Longchampa to-day.
LONDON, Juno 29-6:30 q. m.-Tho Times'
Farla npoctal dispatch reports that the
I.csitimiata arc trying to induce tho
Count do Oham6ord TO Issue
liberal manifesto on tho day that Roohe-
1a'1oauld'a motion ia reported to tho Assembly.
They hope By this maiouvre to secare ma
1or1ty for tho Monarchy. Deputy Lucion Brun
has gono to FrohBdorT to negotiate With tho
Prince for eome such concession.