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- We hear complaints about hIeyes stealing
sood sDe chickens This morning man in
the IN ward found his chicken coon as enntv
as the head of the editor OF the t,uafaInns
Times.-s an Antonio Herald.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-17

NkN IMPRESS LINZ VIA CANAL,
~ hETWNEN
PHIIAnELPHlA, hLENANpRIA, Va v ASH.
IhGToN AND GROR0EDOWE, ID. o.
sAF1TNs nAys.
Erom Pier 4, Meth Nharves, Phuadoiphfa.
MtbNfsDAH aud SATURDAY, .K-
IRON 80 water ,trae,, eaore. k<sess.-.s.---la.s
town, II. O., MONDAY and FRIDAY, Ann
This line oonnects AZ Philsdel Pitts With ClTss,s
denos, Boston and New Ergland State. No wharf
sge In Boston By this line
CT HYBE. Agent Cor D. Of q.
Nm. 2. CLHbE = co, philadelphia
n. A. REkD, AleN@ndria, Va
BCstsn. ~
- Ereights delivered by Knors UVFress Or.
ders len ~ General Ccice, COS PengsTIvAuia sye-
nue., OF at the steamds wharf, vail be promptly a.
tended 20. sere,
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EOR POTOMAC RIVEK LANDINGS.

TIE win ana favor1sIrou steamer PILOT BOT.
Osftsin yo-epn White, leavss SIN -
atSet " herf, ~ Z O'Clock, every = - ~
ltEsnA1 ana SATURDAY n<-~.<<~~2
MORNINGS, for rriooiysi Land nv On the Po-
tgmecs - Tar down Currtoman, ret urufng 90
Washington every Wednesday 40 SUNDAY evening.
The saturday and Salnfsy trir fnriude. Cotton N.
b4sokistCnb Island aSd Leoasritcwn.
a BYLns, Agent,
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WONDERS OF MAGIC.

Tricks OF Jugglers Contrasted with
spirit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and
Modern Thaumaturgy- Restoring
the Dead TO Life-rhe @ rdeaI of Fire
and Burning COals-HOudin's Mar
NalAna nafanflaus
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STEAMER LINES.

IHk SrKAMER dARH WASHInGrON ali
dlscCutinue her midday trfp.
until further notice. Ef4NA
She viii leave Giym1rt 8<<e-<&zhzk1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-17

Sunday excepted a. clock. Returning. leav,
Msshihrton NJ 'cio.k = m ,touchtng ~ al lani
trEs each way. n nee, carr AEes aud live steel
taken q loN rates.
CCtlo In M.E GREGG, gaptain
, 1874-07-08
Practical Civil-Servioe Reform Under
Secretary Bristow.
Influence Of the Temperance Crusade On
Revenue Receipts.
The Wheeler Exploring Party and
Its Plans.


CHANGE OF BASE.
AETUNS Or COMMON 8ENsE yIEwB OK FINANCE.
6pecta! Dispaseh to The CaicaQo Tribune
WASHINGTON, July IA aontlcnan holding
Government office. which makes It hiB duty to
make frequent tours ovnr that part OF tho
United states lying west Of the Alloghan1as, re-
tnrns to tho city this morning from an ex-
tonded excursion over that section
aud reports that Tho sentiment OF tho
mass Of the people with regard
to Initiation has undergone most radical and
complete chauge. uo atateH that when making
sinilar trip In December and January last, ho
found the weight Of opinion in favor Of intla-
ton now. however, It is altogethor changed,
and Boutwell, III receiving praise from all pnrtics
for the soundncss Of lis views, AZ got forth il
hss advocacy of the do-nothipg policy. This tho
people haya como to couecdo as wlse, and The
result. 1t ia predicted, will ba tho election Of o
Congress this fall, tbs great majority Of whom
VII! DO committed to that theory.
The gentleman IN question does not cxplnin
how this remarkable ohnuge hna been effected,
but is inclied to attribute 1t to tho cool roacc.
ton that followed tho fever brought OH by tho
panic: which sober thought, he thinks. was
groatly aidea BY President Grants veto message
aud tho publication Of bfr. Jones' memorandum.
, 1874-07-08
4 FRIGHTENED MAYOR.

A.. aDtt'nt D78pa!th % The EhtcaHo 1rJ0Hut.
Qu'SoR, ILL.,, July "a worry r1diuulois nor
~ 11tlanee i, waa enacted by tho Mayor anl Ukiof
mon connected with tic cifcs IN ox,,t,te Hs iem
sefe .f,a gos ints little row among tlen,solyos
a!toe tho Performance was oyer, Tho no]Icc. nv
uhaa @ wore no"hero III eirht. 4 gol|tary col. y.
1sea orc po!leemal, howayor, suffered so,no iamuro
~, w M17 M 1ataeteee nserforonca IN CONSEQUENCE Of
y H. progress. unon hea.lng thiu lntoIiiEence.
na ~ aayor forthwith took mp hss 1uartorp On tho
tIoatt'4lonae " steps, ordered general lire alarm,
G,os r. na aounded, atd h'l.,1aoned tie Nstionai
snnm1a Ian'ns 70 AIMS But few OF tho tiuarla ro-
Ann,ory ,1nny oponed, and had tie ompty nIuskets dis
tllontod so q detachment OF o{ttxous, which
va Nah placed 10 command Of au experienced
onosft futtlng ht1lasif 1t the head Of
, 1874-07-08

Loo8E MANNER OF rAHB1N8 DILIs.
Speftat Dispatch 10 The Chicano 2'ribune.
WAall1SoToN, D. G., July 7.-The loose cl,nr-
acter OF tho legislation by Congross during tic
late session developed new pllaao to-day, whon
lottof was addressed to Dr.. Dfoadhoad, Second
Comptroller Of tho Treasury, by tho Third Audi
tor asking for Ills ruling in cortniu clauses con-
corning tho unoxpouded balaucos in the War
Department appropriations OF former years. The
Military Appropriation bill passod juno 49, tho
Legislative. E1ecutiSo, mud judicial paaso
Juno 40, and tho sundry Civil, which passol
during tho expiring houra Of tho session, con-
tanned clauses affecting those ba}ancos, and pro-
Vlsory and constructive, which aro 10
UrrEnLY UN1NTELLrutBLE
In tholr wording that tho Comptroller is In 4
quandaty. ND confesses it to be q difficult and
perp'exing question. T1eaa cla,1ses reIato to
the payment Of claims for c1aBs Of stores pur-
chased for use Of tile military service, and pro-
foas, IN one place, 10 pay nil Claimants wloAe
master or Commisalounr. General md flied with
tue proper auditors before Juno 50, and, 10 tho
cohstruluE clauses, hnvo 30 n1lxnd up the nat-
Ter that tho caso reAtB az stated, One ppiut
however, admits Ut
no M1sSo.. .cErT1oN WHATEVER.
For several yoars tho Treasury has been pnripp
Claims Of aolliors OF tho lnte Var for back.pay
aud bounty from fund amounting to about n
mlliiou and half Of dollars. nhrl Ras tho ,l1l-
soldllors Of the call Of 1862 md 1868. Congress-
insortod aud passed cIauao covering IN tbs
batanco, and all claims how adjulicased must
a"alt payment until Oongroas takoB further ac-
tlo't, ntd nlaGoe m appropriation for TINT uur-
poHo at tho next Or the succeeding session.
, 1874-07-08

a sT9 ES + In S ,onth o. Jpg saoh there
nSh ss1s ," tSa s;s dnys nsyIoas notice ta asor
ss ss gnssd Of eestsd whoa
anf"F9s ar" ASeas Sssnn .. icing Ff
Totp. ~ ~ '@ w 'A'
ma1orlty Of the wholc number repso.ontod shall
te ire fatrnl heronofoTc montihnoa and nj liking tho
nia1iai amount q oxpcn;es which ahall ba ino6+ro
sn,oaat sha a ppr eonsam o. tho az.
~ pro1nna Eatnruea roGelycd. rtpyde III
bso "t ths aot and tho wole of such aino1at o. 40
mnGh hofco - may be nfcns&ary, maj bo ntsesecd u1
~ Insurance C9rpantcs. Organizations. Corporations
Assocatfona And peFsos Hsa atstsa risks aid Nccant
ro,ns f"s Fro laslranoo ia said city horanbcfoo
1in @ e a. rocsivod y easl ~ sseinatter pm
o nan q @ q ead hoaEd ot updesyren q
.aa y aue, tlas oE oa said Boad Undor-
oa ~ =, yi'h hs prostsons Of Sea above not
ee'Gs ae sot: 1s By under aws
Ea;sed En- 11sh 1a y ~ oe InE Il Pstlo: s
FAC M9. HI III loom Monday, the 10Th ay
.,' wy XLfEKilM:p WRIGHT, Secretary.
, 1874-07-08
UPS AND DOWNS Of WALL STREET.

NEW YoRX. July 7.-The recent railroad f,oc;-
81 aton of judge DEammoud ut Madison, Wiz, wau
the eh'cf topic Of d!scusssou IN financial circles
Northwestern stock daeliilcd lion AUX to SgH. ~
ard Afterwards rnllied to 10, with 1ate deelinH1a
g. g. 3v1a., tssfersed 1ec!ined fson, hs}5 to bG51.
": lal. op9ned at s911@s69l md declineI 70
aaS2a' W. fn!Aea to seoa and then dropped OF to
actlyo and declined from 81 16 to 80 tllon ralia,
20 3l}]a, and laser declined TO 20]l16530s6, Lgko
Shore dropped from Is to 74]a Roos IsIand
from 0919 10 lSs4. Other fluctuations wore 11t9
Il paf cent, ALTERNATELY UP and down, tho market
icing influenced by tho COURSE OF the so-ca1lcd
d1angpr stocks. 'NN
, 1874-07-08
SPRINGFIELD.

Ne*v RHaes for Inspecting {3rutn-,Fhe
A'ih"sH AsAniklnE Lnsv-Thu CONS
ahfsst"ncrs Ut Stnto Cuntr.lcts-rLe
Officinl State Newspaper.
Special htspatcA ia The Ga,caao 1riduae,
SfRlSaf1EIp. ILL.,, July 7.--Ti,o following IA
inspection Rule &. as amended by tho Board Of
Aa''road and Warehouse Commissioners;
lied to rolcct until further uotice on Mi srajn M
apeetet under lss direction, III follows Fsr H III
baes f9om ~ ssns PER ~ ssns
cetts per 1909 bushels to ye.sets 60 cvnts NV yor
ioaa to cars e crs Per car-losd 10 teais 10 csn,s
per Vagon-load to teams. N0''''
It WA farther ordered that this change tako
effect July Ii, 1914. This iB reduction Of a5
Per cons On tho rulo Of fecs before this atno1Ml-
mont. and is supposed to bo warranted by tho
condition OF tho inspection Department.
The Board further entered All order that tho rule
governing the inaortion Of tho word ''now" in
grain ioceipts of oil newly-haryostcd crops shall
read RS follows: The word "pcw :" to ho iusort" .
Cd IL caes' certificate Of inspection Of q now!y-
ant,l liz IT. day S'e} y y septon6ar sa ;'f'ey q
outs uAtis Tho, 18th day Of August,
al.a OF @ Garn until tEo 2oth day Of Arr1l Of oach
llshlng n now grade for tho timo specified. TO
conform 10 ovory particular With tile existing
etaaen @ M CT gra5n' excepting tho distinction Of neS
A4Nt NHls
Recently number Of licnnHeB have boon
granted by the Secretary Of State to narttes to
orgaulze under the Danliing lnw Of Il,,ois. This
law WaH passed. In 1916. ard amended iii 1881
and it was supposed was ropoatod IN 1867, hut
iast winter John @. Short, Of nanyillo attor
TALKING Legal advice, organized q now bank. Then
1t WAS that = repealiuS olauae was it,
serted in tho ropeafing chapter Of
winter, aud tho banking ia% u 1ll!noia % is now o
repealed: Dorweon the organization Of Shorts |
bauk last winter and tho lit day of Ju1y forty
charters weto obtained In yarioua paris Of liz !
btato, doubtless all Of them for speculative pur
poses. OF confao 1t IL not vet settlel iuj!cialy
that tho Jaw was il forco before 1t was repealed
Inst winter.
Undcr Sec. Of tho law concerning State Con-
tracts. it IL made tho duty Of tho Commissioners
Of State Contracts, VIII tho Secretary Of Stato. /
tho Auditor OF Public Accounts tho Stats Treas.
nscr, and tho Attornoy-u to nleot ard Or
ganizo ou tho arst Monday of July, Thar id
40, mud elected Col. u. II. Harlow ihe SECRETARY
OF State, az Presidant. and lto was authorized fn
prepare aud a!lyortlBa for bidH fur papor. nrins-
lux, copying tie laws, olc, t"fo'' FA'AS'
=. uoV' l3evesdgo this morning les1enateil tbo
Sta'e ga Jou'nal a. tie otllcisl nSwsiancr Of Tia
sta'e. Ihia s lono under tue uow iaw antitinI itI
EBtraya. ~" 'N'ts''a"
, 1874-07-08
SuiCl QES.

NAsHy1nLE. Tcnn., July 7.-Henry Miller, a
yoa1 yonnE 1 man y 2s years Of age formerly book.
RooRor lar Is. e. Parker. OF this clsy, committed
breast. He attempted tn shoot l,iulae,f through
the heart, but failed, aud liyad about three
honfa. No cause assigned for tho raah aot.
PROVIDENCE r. l., July 7.-Dr. J. II. J. In
Msngs, pzosn!nent physician of Nashville,
renn., committed suioido at the hotol at MAJ I'll.
gai1sot Pfur this osaisg. His wi!e, the da,,sl,-
the Pier.
NEW foBK, July 7.--Qen. William Unoklau, OF
tho coutoderate army, md residtng At nuthor.
tod suicide yesterday,
, 1874-07-08

Tho Effects OF tfa0 Drouuht.
hfUHCAT1HE a.

corr>.uondtrro ~ ~. Tb;ss.. ,u.,.,
MusoA11sy, N. Julv n -rrho ,.a.t,,as i ,,a
foarfnllv hot ,nS 49, n...,.,. "'.sAot nes" ID
~ uss t"a "tt' Hfo1S@nn6 III tne saapo
" =. sosetatlon III wilttnK The gfasBon my lawn,
that woek ago looked 40 greqa and froeh, Ia
now no tlrY Tint 7rc wor1d rr, ,.,,n +. M,
MEADOWS ato In the same condition. Small grain m
eun' w 8ohe1aAS. All tho rain that ever foil
could not save 1t now. For throo succeselva
yoars l,ave sown down about 100 acreg IN rras.,
only to 500 It burn I'M sftor dam, vi, ., s. s
Inn yoo;1 nro,,,., - e. "o,"s "o1t aua RlV-
80 Foo ~ " etop' uelo "o laYo had
taleo oFy years IN Htcceasion, and consequently
,thati tho reason why. rvogetaton succumbsa I ~,
ro,,, -, ~ a., NJ. no4aon We haa ea'ctont
!'| NJ ~ sno o.n o. 'u'' "hon tito drought Ret
i'll. This year the dry, hot weather aot in In NAV,
aud since then We favo Ind on1v nm ,yot o,t,
Tim earlp ,,ata,oo. ,,a,a taE wv 'Po't.
,1roytl, M .'.ss,.. s"hon .he secoho
s!o"sn' ,,,. aoo atta"ooelioa have dried on tho
vines. Iho raspborrics arc driving up, eyen
when heavily mulchod. Tho fow applea that
weso left us arc falling an The
1t '"" s'o aro aYlng ~ NJ ndreds.
n"t 'no tcatote n'oat 10 pe Dreaded ~ tho scarci
~ Of water on the prairio-faruas, ID tho pu1al1
streams are dgyiug un a1,d what uoon1o ara eo.
nox tia hao,up,no ~ H. ,,s,aS esA'a. = tts
.t uo" s'o oos'u'ns " 'no usua1 afy soason and
tue thofmomotor1h Is ranging high nnong the 90s.
II wo should be SO fortunate rs to got ra1 Rnon.
IL would Bave the corn aud Iate potatoca nn,i Sur
niAh pasture for tho Btock but: at tjn hnat II ia
sad proa,,act before tha farmer: and hnw hn is
to meet hln obligations and INV his taTas iamora
than can ooneelye. - @-''N'o
UL pAso nn.
Specfa. Dispatcf to Ths fH,caoo 1+t6un4
Ell pAso, ILL.,, July 7.-The drought hcro IL
fearful In tito extreme, aud there ts 10 prospeot
for rain. Tho chinch-bug /. oatipr oats wlscnt.
anil corr, and the people are much dIYcourpeeI
at the general outlook Of things,
WILLOW HILL. ILL,
-. Sptctat Dapatch to 1he CHICAGO Tribune,
~, WILLOW H1tL. Jaspar Co., ILL.,, July c.
Wheat Ia splendid. Oats and GRAM are uok q
A"tA Itop' Cotn IL almbht ruined, or account Of
Ghlncl>-bnga and dry weatlior. Potatoes aro
Hight. Fruit, FUR crop. Weather extremely
dry.
WILMINGTON III.
~, Special Dispttch 10 1as Chicago Tribune.
WELLINGTON, H., July 7.-pho orap-proHpecta
havo chalged somewhat for tho worse. Corn iB
aow s1acring tor ralu, aud IL rottiag baufy. Tic
faih that i!as tallon was quickly swallowed or
1lcIod up by the burning sun and dry enrth, or
ecAt.erod ny tile winds, 10 tlRt corn iB
mAA!hg Put !ittle Growth.
aIao learn that adjacent to fields OF fall or
eprluB wlloat tho chinch-bugs have put in their
anpeasanco in force, md ,unlees copious showers
, 1874-07-08
CASUALTIES.
The Accident upon tho Shore Limo
Isni1r0nd--Ar EXPERTS ExpJuuatiou
OF How Ii Occurred.

Iho Accident upon tho Shore Limo
1cnijr0ad--An EXPORTS ExpIuuutiou
OF How 1t Occurred,
speciat Dtdpatch to 1Ae Chicago Tribune.
spRtSas1ELn, Mesa.. July 7.-Tha accldont
upon the Shore Lino Railroad yesterday was ono
OF tho most singular iu the history OF such
dlsastore. An expert In railroad mntters ciyes
the following explanation Of the way it occurred:
Upon the Shore Liuo, to change Tue switch. the
Bw1teil"tender goes into small houBo connocted
with tic Switch, whore tho switch is aet for tho
ma'n limo. Whom the switch is ohapged to con-
heos with tho aido-traok or turnout, the door
ol tic s"itcl~house ts automatically olosesl, and
ronlaira 10 till tho Switch isagan BOT for tue u,niu
limo, wllon tho door Is opened 10 that tho SWITCH
man can only enter Or leave tho 8witch-houao
Wtan tho main limo is unbyoken. At tho time Of
tue accident the switch-tonder had gono into tho
awltch-ho1ao and turned tho Switch upon
tho side track 10 take sc,no cars
standing thoroon upon tho rcar
end Of tho train. After connecting with tho chr,
upon tho turnout tho train started for Non
Havcn, and with the exception OF the roar truck
Of the last car tho whole train bad paased ovc,
the awttah. at I'll ut critical moment thu SWITCH
tender, Fnppoatngi the whole train had passed.,
tul med the switch upon the main track, which
throw tho rear sruck from t!cArai'a and upon
have been connected with Tie two cars takcn on
as Stoay Creek 80. TINT no communication could
be had with tho engineer Of tho tralu by Tue
passgngers IN theao two cars. and as aoon Us tho
short tliatance beyond the switch. tho car vas
car ID Tue train followed. S5 a.''pG viii S's tis
ftlghtful results already published. The
f'aS sG Gas boea o SS 9d Of v sntsn
eF0u With tf1n iuispiarp1ient or tbe BYifch nv tia
, 1874-07-08
NUMBER 3I!}.

tbe column tho Mayor boldly 1od tho way to tia
iold or battlo, followed by All immense con-
oousso OF oxpectanl ctlznnB, who lad becn
turned out by the fro alarm !, but upon I. nr.
riYng Mt tho acono Of tho disturbance It yla foun1
that the meleo had enlad, tho c,ropa fonts bad
been folded ana tue riotora wore fast aAloap.
policemen could not iaYo 0aiolol in tar mir. Mn.
utes. The ridiculoubneba Of tl,o thing snou b.
came apparent, and today tlle whole civ las
been In prodigions grin at The Mayors prouos-
tefouH performance.
, 1874-07-08

Joliet, ILL.,. July 7.--While driving on The
platn1etd road, ahont mlea fron, Jolipi;
about II o'clock laBs night, Fmucis DsLong, oi
tll!a city. and Mr. boyd, of rlainauld, Ind
OF bis buggy and received sovora injuries, IIs
Was removed to this city, but has boeu iuaonal-
bio atroo tho accident. 1Ie IL considered In
CRITICAL condition by the Attending plyelolanh
, 1874-07-08
FIRE SUFFERERS RELIEF MEETING

P1rrsnuna, s rG. j. 1ply hy1Al "a large eot,ng Of
tnko measures To 1oeyo tho sufferers at tha rS, ~
cent disastrous fro. Committees on s,bacrip-
tioas and relief wore appointed, several thona.tsd
dollars were aubacribed, and over 81, ,001 cash
nas st oaos placed In the handa Of the Troas-
urer. ~"o
, 1874-07-08
TEE BONDED DEBT,
Sntcfnl Dispntth IL Tht ChfcGuo Tribune.

Sptcfdl Dspatth tn Tht Chicago Tribune.
AMOUNT OF THE VARIOUS DoNps OUT.
WAsH1NaGos, D. g., July 7.-rho pnr cent
registered bonds now outstanding amount to
81 ,219, 600 900. and OF thiB amount nearly s7B,-
100000 are hold by National Banks on dcposit
with tho Comptroller Of tho Currency
to secure circulation, In addition to
nearty s134,0oo,ooo Of tho per cent bonds
Of 1881. Tho annual interest on the
per cent bonds Of tic banks amount to 94,GGo.
ooo, and OH tho por cert bonds to II, 0,GU7,9l0.
4 D1BnANDEp SYNDICATE,
The syndicate for tho negotiation Of tue now
loan tas entirely gono to pieces. and tie last Of
the force OF Treasury employees, who wore cn-
gagged in London, roturnod to Washington about
two weoks sinco. Tho total amount Of this loan
Registered on May wsa stD0, ,686, 500,
distributed az follows: Foreign, s8703, 3,G50;
domestic, 939. $50; National Banks Oh de-
posit, AZ above stnted, 3193 o4G,800..
TitE CONDITION or THE RATIONAL nANK8.
Tho rocont circular Of tho Comptroller OF tho
Currency calling for fi1e condition Of tho NationnI
Banks. on which to bnso claim under tho law.
bus heen responded to with s1pt pro3nptncys
that nearly 700, or QUE third Of tho reports have
been already received up to tho close Of business
to-day.
, 1874-07-08
NOTICE.

NY connection with the firm Of Rauoh Il
Womer ooased on the 10Th OF January last.
I now have charge Of thu Pastry, Confnotion.
cry and Ice Crenm Department Of Brown's.'
and with unsurpassed faciattlos, s1a1l he
pleased to rooeivo orders from my old pat.
rons. Very respectfully,
Ut "ENTTrn
, 1874-07-08

tonding to r,ako tho Unitad statos Troanury
the depository Of all funds coming Into thotr
possossfon
Gen. Wlftfnm Dirnoy Of Philadelphia, is an
pointed Assistant Distrlct-Astorney.
, 1874-07-08


NEW fonK. July IA newspaper corresponds
eht notes IN lutoryiew ho had at Ems with
Count horodMlsx1, who il skuowa, as A. Potors-
burg AZ tho Emperor Of HuHsia, and Which the
GsorfodQondont says 10 obtained III harmony will
diplomatic customs, which l,ayo been tho stuflv
or tue best part Of his Life. Tho Enporor,s
share III the conversation is given ss foliowa,
:, " hago hoard nothing which conld load me to
Ino Icfef that Wnr is probable. do not unior-
e1ana Ao* 1t could happen at present. Tam
not aware Of auytntng at thia nlomont WHICH
could result In . Europoaa war. The minajo,I
Of Hussis IN AHfa is ono Of civilization. iva
havs no desro for CONQUEST, aud bavo
repeatedly neglected and refused opportu~
nites of annoxing torritorr, Many ra-
forna have baou recently made il tie
ottoman Empire, and mora are Projected.
6ee no reason to apprelond tronb1es in tho
East. Russta is in frieudly relations with al
countsios. The object Of tho Brussels Courreaa
IL to mitigate the disasters Of warfare Il ]1as
nothing to do with the probabilities Of it,
10 a remark Of tho Correspondent. TINT nIt
baa been t observed with various comments. TINT
Your Matesty did not pay visit to Para On your
WAY to Eng1aud." tho Emperor ropliod III had
no reason to 60 to parls. Paris wts not il, nv
Hho q route. won't to England to SOC nv
And to q further remark Q. tho corresnonf,en.
that the people Of tho Unitsd States OF Amsricn
would be gratiaod il ho woro par,nitted to cou.
ys5 10 them tho assurance Of H.Y Maionty'n
frlendship aud good will, tho Emperor apsyero,].
" Certainly. bave always folt grcat eatee,n rnr
the AMeriean peop}p.h
, 1874-07-08

GO0DRICR'S STEAMERS,

For Racine. Milwaukee, shoboysan, ManIto.
Voc oto.. das tanndass oxoepted1. OA
rT~6aturdas's hoat don't cave upttl 8 ., N,
For Grhnd Hn.en. btuskegon, eto., daily tSuu-
oaSs osoepteo!' p.
fos st' toserh daily t6undhy \. M
Saturdays Boat don't leavn until II 30 D. m.
For Mauistcs and Ludlu9ton. Tu .sday and
ihnrauay \. N.
For Grcen Lay and Intermediate ports, Tuesday
sna ff1da,. 7 p. M.
For Escauaha and Lake Buponor ports, Mon.
asy anu 3 .. m.
~ 0flco snh Docks, loot MiDhiran-ay.
, 1874-07-08
THIS Is a Day I,ig with tho Fate Of
France.
The Interpolation Of the Government
to Be Made.
a Coalition Of Legitimjsts and Repubii-
cans Threaten a Dissolution,
Cortinas Rcinstatetl as Mayor of
Tamnulipas.


VERSAILLES Jn1y THE Assembly has posk-
poued until Tomorrow the daouBsion Of tho III.
tofpol'atton In relation to tho sl,spe nsfon of
L'Union.
Tho Assembly, howovor, by 4 majority Of 100,
so~aaY refused to hear anything Of In Roche
fo'cau!as proposition.
The position Of tho Ministry becomes critical.
Tho Moderate aud Extron,e Loft, with 10 Logiti-
msta, arc now united against It. It is under.
stood tElat II. Raoul DuYal, Monaroillst, in
tonds to move tomorrow TINT lie National
Assembly be dHBolved.
The Judge who investigated Tho proceedings
OF tho Contral Bonapnrtist Committee il To-
pofted to hnya applied to tho Assembly for
authorization to prosecute II. nouher.
:, PAEls, July 1.-The Assembly today passed.
tho Municipal Electoral bill.
f. The COMMITTEES uf Parliamentary Initiative bas
rejected N. De In RochofAuoaula's monarchioal
Proposition.
II. Brana Interpolation WAS postponed until
tomorrow.
III fartheranco Of plnn to broak IN tle
coalition Of the Left with the Legitimists. it
was hopod t1lat tho report Of tue Committee ou
In nocbcfaucauld's proposition might be
coupled With tie Interpolation Tomorrow. a.
upon the former gubjoct the two parties aro
wide RpNEt.
, 1874-07-08

new ORLEANS, July 7.~-rhe Galveston Ncys
nas Mownsvlile special from United stargs
the Legislature Of Tanuauiipas haB ro,nststcj
Cortnas as Mayor Of that city Tho nawe
caused considerable excitement. Cort,naa'
friends ase 5abi!att. Gov. Canoles opposed tic
reinstatement Of Cortiuas.