, 1874-06-18

port, ran ashore to day in Potatoe Cove
about 5 miles north of this harbor. Tn,
passengers and mails were all safely
landed, and at S P. n the steamer san1
and is total wreck with all her cargo.
The steamer was owned by John Rosen.
field, of this city.
CoruxBUs, Ohio, June PA Mel.
sonville dispatch says matters are e.
sentially unchanged. Strikers have in
duced forty of the negro guards to join
them. Operators are confident Of sue.
cess.
ST.. CHARLES, Mo-, June 12.-A saloon
keeper named Thomas Welch. actuated
by jealousy. shot his wife through the
head last night.
PH1LAnELPHIA. June 12.--Wool is in
good demand. Prices are not fairly e.
tablished. Colorado, washed, 25 g 90
unwaahed, 2S @ Is; extra. 80; Merino,
pulled, As q so; No. and super6ne,
pulled. IS q so; fine and medium. SC
@ IS; Texa-. coarse, 25 O. 80; Califor-
mia, fine and medium, 30 @ IS; coarse.
Is q 30.
LoNIoN, Ontario, June 12.-Fire in
car shops to-day destroyed property to
amount Of $50. 600. Insurance. $55, ,000
WASHINGTON, June 12.-Luttrell to-
day made additional argument before
House Committee on Post Offices, ar
guing on question Of Central Pacific
Railroad and Contract and Finance Co.
He argued points heretofore made BY
him, and replied to some Of the allega-
tions in defence submitted by Attorney
of the road. He also submitted a rum
ber of editorials from leading California
papers. ~
ROME, June 12.-American pilgrims
to-day, at the palace OF Cardinal Bor.
romeo. were made members Of the So
ciety for the Promation, Of; Catholic In.
terests in the United States. The Car
dinal praised their zeal and courage
Prince Lancelotte welcomed the new
members. The pilgrims presented the
Pope with $100, 600 in money. besides
several gold nuggets from American
mines. They leave Rome on tie 2Ott
inst.
PANS, June 12.-Count Le st. Croix
upon his arrest last evening for striking
Gambetta, told police that the object ol
his assault was to provoke fight. The
Count was formerly an officer of Zouaves
of the Imperial Guards. Gambetta's
face yet bears marks of the blow. Sew
eral arrests were made at the railway
station at the time of the tumult. The
scenes of yesterday were repeated at the
depot to- day at the time Of the departure
of the Parliamentary train for Versailles
The populace reassembled in large mum
bers and Deputies were alternately in
suited and cheered. The police agair
dispersed rioters and arrested twelve o.
the most violent. Four Of the arrested
parties were released after identiaca
ton and the rest committed. So threat
ening was the demonstration that body
of troops was ordered to the station VIII;
did police duty. Marmaud Adam. bro.
ther of the Deputy of that name. ane
M. Spuller. brother of the publisher o.
La Republique Franchise, radical re-
publican journal, were arrested. TIT
Government has suspended the publica
ton of LIE Pays, Bonapartist paper. and
LIE Raphel, radical paper. and LIE Xixs
cicle, conservative republican organ, fol
fortnight. because of their violent at
tacks upon its policy. The Moneteul
holds England responsible for the es'
cape of Rochefort, and says England
cannot refuse to enter upon an inquiry
whether one of her subjects in assisting
q convict to escape. has not trensgress
ed international laws.
WASHINGTON, June 49, Thos. II. Cree
Secretary Of the Board Of Indian Com
missions during the past three years
Hon Thomas C. Jones, President o.
the Board, and VARIOUS members Of al
the committees have resigned. Il ii
probable that the clause in the Indiar
appropriation bill continuing the board
and making an appropriation there.
fore will be stricken out.
RoME, June 1.-THE American pill
grims have assured Cardinal Barromie
that on their return they will advocate
the organization Of regular pilgrimage
to Rome. The pilgrims purchased q
large number Of photographs of the
Pope.
It is stated in diplomatic circles here
that Great Britain has offered her ser.
vices to adjudicate the differences be.
tween Brazil and the Argentene Repub.
lie.
The Itslian Senate has been pro.
rogued.
A Convention will be held in the Vat.
ican on the 22nd instant, when Chieni
and Guibert will be formally installed
as Cardinals.
The American pilgrims attended mass
at the Catacoombs to day. Monsigneur
Ffanchi was the celebrant.
LONDON, June 1.-THE Post says the
public worship regulation bill now be-
fore Parliament, which il intended "a
restrain ritualism, threatens 70 lead "a
. coalition OF the High Church clergy
and Liberals, which may result in an
attempt to replace the present members
for Oxford University with Gladstone
and Montague Bernard. Gladstone
beads the opposition to the bill. Stew
art, Conservative, has been returned to
the House Of Commons from Wigtown
niatrick-