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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.
Meadow Valley mining Company.

Meadow Valley Mining Company.-
Location Of principal place Of business, Ban
Francisco, California; location of works. Ely
Mining District. Lincoln county, Nevsds.-
Notice is hereby given that at q meeting
OF the Board Trustees OF this Company, held
on the eighteenth usthl day of September,
1878, an assessment tNo. 81 of One Dollar t$Ij
per share WAS levied upon the capital stock OF
the corporation, payable immediately, in United
States gold coin, to the Secretary at the office
OF the company. rooms over the Union Insur.
ance Company. No. AIS California street. San
francisco, California.
ANY stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the TwENTY-EIGHTH day
OF OCroBEh, 1875. will be delinquent. and ad.
yertised for sale at public auction, and unless
nayment is made before, will be sold on
Wednesday, the twenty fourth day of Noyem.
ber. 1875, to pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs of advertising and expenses
of sale.
I. W. C0LBURN, Secretary.
Ohiee-Rooms over the office of the Union In.
s,irance Company. No. AIS California street, San
Francisco, California. se25td
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j. LEVIN q CO.,
J. LEVIN & CO.,
DEALERS IN
Imported and Domestic Cigars,
TOBACCOs,
STATIONERY, SCHOOL BOOKS
And Large Assortment Of
COME TION f n Y,
Main street, ........-.. ......... HhOcuc'
jyl6-u
LOST.

A GOLD WATCH CHAIN ON THE FIFTH
n day Of July, supposed to be somewhere on
Main street. The chsin had attached to it
compass, . small gold locket and Masonic en-
blem. Any one finding the same and returning
it to the RECORD office will receive q reward
of Twenty-Five Dollars.
jy7-tf JOS. E. PATTEN.
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SUBSCRIBERS

ITO THE CAPITAL STOCK OF THE RAY
i n,ond and Ely West Mining Company are
requested to call on the Secretary and receive
their stock on or before August Sd.
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NOTICE.

fIN0 FL. BEAUMONT. Owner in the Comet
i Mine. situated in Bristol District, formerly
Nye County. when the mine was located, now
in Lincoln County, State of Nevada. You are
hereby notified that there is due from you the
sum Of twenty $500 dollars on your interest in
the above named mine, which You are hereby
notified to pay immediately, together with
costs Of this advertisement, otherwise / shall
with the Act of Congress, Section 8, approved
May 10th; 1872. All persons are cautioned
against purchasing the said interest from the
said +. J. Beaumont "a he cannot under existing
circumstances made q legal transfer.
Phoebe, New, june IL, 1875.
je229Od VIM. FUNK.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE
TO CONSUMERS OF FLORAL
SPRINGS WATER.

vNHE EXTRA WATER HELD IN THE SUM.
i NIT Tank of the Floral Springs Water
Company has been consumed by the Floral
Mill. Not wishing to use for milling purposes
the water stored in the Main Tank, and the
water pumped from the Raymond Ely mine
being repudisted by the Superintendent of the
mill for amlgamating purposes, the mill will
stop running for . short time, but as 1t is con.
sidered for the general benefit to keep the mill
running 1t is desirable, If possible to do 30. To
nomical In the use Of water than heretofore
and, until further notice, street sprinklidg must
and will be discontinued, and all parties having
hose MUST USE SPRINKLER on the nozzle, ASr
ALL WASTE OF WATER MUST pE DISCONTINUED.
Phoebe, Aug. %, 1875.
W. 8. LUBBOCK,
Asst Sup't Floral Springs Water Co.
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FOR RENT.

THE HOUSE AND FURNITURE, ON 49,
L Meadow Valley Street. now occupied E@I
by J. j. Halpin. M
For particulars inquire At the State Bank Of
Nevada. au20-tf
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Dividend Notice.

V'HE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE STATE
4 BANK OF NEVADA are hereby potihed
tnst st the monthly meeting Of tho Board
oi directors, the REGULAR DIVIDEND was
declared for the month Of August of
Per Cent
0n the amount Of capital stock, pay able at The
DAY, the 10th inst.
~, J. W. WRIGHT. Bank Manager.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
New York Weekly Herald.
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PROPRIETOR.
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This is the SHORTEST. BEST and only line
running Pullman celebrated PALACE SLEEP.
ING CARS AND COACHES, connecting with
Union Pacific Railroad at OMAHA and from the
Rapids. Clinton. Sterling and Dixon, for CHI.
CAGO AND THE EAST.
, 1875-07-09
THE MARCH TO THE SEA.
Mrs. shnrlnnnsa Letter Denying Ger.
tain Chnrgca atado Against tho G cl1-

Mrs. sf1nrlnnnsa Letter Denying Ger.
tain Ctnrgca 1tnd0 Against tho Gcn-
ernl.
l.otlHv1iIE. Ky., July 8.-A fow days stpco q
totter wns published ia tho Courter-JourHas
from Georgia charging that Gen. Sherman
personally dlrectol tho burning Of d col
son-faceory It Eaton.own, dn., aud alter
ward tie burning Of d monastery ut
Columbia, 3, c. In this MORNINGS Courier
journal IL published letter from Mru Sherman
DENYING tho charges, In the couFue Of which she
aAvr*
sss *as;ss . ,.s;s;' 9,, 'p,sss Is: +:
Den. sherman neses vas guilty ot lia,rhrny Or r,o-
s ~ae ssy M s sen:sa @ .s IT, sP" sfsss T. 41s la
ncVrr ,M .srphra tAe torch t. ,.. tbo building;
pf burning. Gen. shcrrnen fehs my brother. Gen.
ssrs' Es Of " ' cs9W;n ts sud noh ,'hse;
th.t M could l. aone far tho Aaf.sets and tho.e
ses esest ttniasrs, sn5 naer coasued s.rue.
tinas !rpn, Aeu. Sbrfhlan. they ssa,gnc1 IN them
x e. r s. ~ az s III e y sna
Tit aao will 10 published tn to.norrows
CoHrie1-]ouraat a letter ffun. Gen. shcrn!au
dunyn3 tho snn1e charges. aud. tn commenting
OH ailu:hes statement undo IN tue litter 70
leIiGN tut 10 bajbs llta. s1HGIWAu IN
and a|nurs 1,aa Dee,l4 Catholic, aud bas OK
tended to al altko Catholic aud lrntostant. with
/ layls1neBs tint actually inporosAhos. To quos-
tioa tho purity OF her motives is certainly
most .,nfnal,'y waY to reflect Oh ra0."
Tho tonri.r.Journat commenting urou hlrA-
| ShsrmsnH letters. say: "a Wo Bhall not p@rlc-
tr4ts tho nngallantry of Btng!o comment On tsio
very earnest hntl wo,nan1y way III WHICH
tllis entnabte laT co.n"s to tho defeuae OF ltnz
I b,lshaud. except to rsunnd her that tAn ARTICLE
| Of wcl, hlo cotnplall'n appeared among our
corrosponjenco. ~ which no allow consld-
crablo latitude, and was not sanctioned
OF i1dussed by my expression Of our
| own. Mrs. slIcrn,sn las boon long enough in
public to understand that public MEN a!e public
property; that their acts are subjects for fair
criticism TINT every cl,argo that IL maae,
| though untrlo, is not necessarily mo
lc.o.ls anl that no mn need he
n!sAid of falscAuD1. The famous march
to the sca was the occasion Of much cruelty and
suffering. We do not pretend To know how
much Of this might have been softened OF
avertcd by ten. Sherman, but tho truth ot
lintory requires tho impartial presenttnent Of Or.
orytLlu9 throwing light on the subject. aud where
| calumnir8 are Int for ward thos can DO TO-
futed. 10 far fsuln afrurdtng ua pleasure u
have tho Rtory which appeared In ono Of o,li
Georgia lettoTs confirmed. nothing would graf
ify us more than 10 hare It thoroughly resutod.
, 1875-07-09
THE POPE
ArpDEH8 JyY mrs MO1INEBH.

AUpNEH6 Ux HaD AoAs4FEeos
HoNE, Juns 2f.-Tns baing the anulvor8afv Of
tho Coronation Of Plus H., 1l's Holiness ro-
coiyed ssyeial Roman nobea. and, replying 10
t4eir addsoss, he snid la congratulated himHolf
upon hs71ng remained In she midst Of tta lton'-
ana WHOM tho events Of 1870 might have boen
thought to counsoi different COURSE
The eonslmcuts Of fidelity entertained
.ow2zda him by tho Romans lad never beep fsl;
saed. iIo referred tu tho esents Of lb70 and
tls fidelity displayed by his artny. adding: AT
tho prestat time many cls.rsshtea e pc peFsoHs
rau." Alud,g to tla fnnlo.B Of reconciliation
:tweeu sAs pspaey and .as kuedom Of 1aly ay:
uot eyon deserving Of tnent,aA." He
csl!od ths attention Of hB bearers to
lie sentiments Of affection and devotion towards
tho lIoiy hoe which ars narsolously on tue 'u-
croaao il, Frauce, Spun, Belgium, Austria, glos.
QUA Catholic Germany, aud other countries. nnt
wl,as cousolei him ,noat waa tho atlectiol Of ala
faithful Romans. In conclnsion Ills Holiness
prayed to uod to prexorye theae son tlmonlnt snf
saye Tho loputatsou Ills besslug. Tho fopu's
NenltA il good.
, 1875-07-09
ha official Statement Concerning Tho Anglo
Barnesc Difficulty.
The Carlists Experience SeV"
erul Serious Reverses'
Death and Havoc Caused by The hccen1
hungarian Floods.
MANY poop!o K:llcd and Injured By
HaiIstones in Switzerland.

GREAT BRITAIN.
rAr1, purrRnlN AND 1tta CANADIAN hep'he'''
1nym,s. ruJy s,-Iho Cauala Club ghro
,ft,,uer INIT evening to tho Earl Of pduofsh
t;,v,ruot- -Geuessl II thu Canadian Lh'n1n''n'
ria Earl, In rcH,onxe to toast, Hail tic pi"pal
mn rass,oD Ut tho Canadians was usr'te 10
uaI'.tsu tntsct their conhcctiot WI, EnG'anu'
II IN. ltrrf,aa,tIo IT, ovrrst4te tlIe nnpth Of 'l-
versxty of ,ha acntImens. lie expAt!ht"d IN tue
frmn,jly roiutIonH between CanAta and the United
s,atcn, nni .sia every thoughtful citizen "f tug
United StateB wHs convinced that tho 'ate OF
f;snu,ia ia nnnItcrabY liked. nnA eot-
= nniatcs tho progroas Of Canada Will
rnnnrous enthusiasm. Tue ArneEfcnng aro WHO
nnnurh to understand the bolle:itt aslanK from
tho existence Vi. Tho Hatho contlnch. VI l'nhtl
comparison aud frioully emulation WIN 'ne'f
| own. ,.,,.
| D;krnai n,ade a rtatomoht in regard 70 the
Iutha. lie said tue almphcity suitable for V'hlt
trn,,,t, Tho Colonies would not be i,l p'aco fo'
iuuru*g through 1udia, though the Viceroy Lad
Unlimited that the custos1 OF n1aRll1E cetenan.1al
pscacuta need not 10 Observed, sst the tI,Mco
| iunst bo pacod in poR;t'on 20 e1os-
Il IL wonlu, howoyor. be unl'sniiesl
| to pnter iutn discussion upon this point. !!lh
Iss,yat HiR,ucRs w,ll start for lndta on sne In
* October. aud his viii: viii laat h'x mouths.
Thu expenditure 10 fnEuto tho necessary pomp
and tl,,.t,ity would bo 57l0,0b0.
Mesnra. MacDonald, John O'connor. Power.
Hurt, and poter TAYLOR: mado speeches. tT1tess.
iue against this gran. for tho Prance Of Wales
Eastern trip.
tho 18th INIT. ...
THAT As1AnLE nEErEATgR.
! 1,oxnos. july - a. ,u.-YAo Standard Ii 1t!
reyiew OF Lord Duetessu's speech at tlio tnne
Of tie Canada Club makes a,,osher violent at
tack % tAo uuitod states: Il decriss cmiSFa
tiou t. that country, md t'eoyts, u. at!te .
covot Canada. and would asacrt : CHIN
10 tha Ht. Lawrence % greody III to tho 3lth
sssppi i tey were not Sy sodian prasnes
10 undorstand .hat England regards thcm =
Enesishrnen, and vyull light, for 9anala as fo
oyeytbrow lie a.rougaat Ministry England ha'
ever KNOWN"
DEAD.
Prof Catrnaa Ia dead,
, 1875-07-09
SPRINGFIELD.

A man who Hclicvcs Enc Owns Tsvcn-
1y.f&yo Acrrx Under and AroNld tho
central Dcpo4 In ChtcaGo-The StAso
Fair.
sptefat Dspatth 10 TIE CHICAGO Tribune.
SrRINariELp. ILL.,. July 8.-The Foundation for
what may provo to be ono Of tie most important
iawauits Of theso lattor days was laid hero on
July s In tho Office Of tho Ns3!stsr OF the Lan1
Otlico. The Hon. Willis Dn1mmond, lsso COM
missioner Of the 6oporal Land oftice. arrived
hcse OIL tLat day, and, proceeding to the AeglH-
tur's ot!ieo, took tho necessary atepb to enter
betwcout Is aud &c aered Of laud,
boipg Iii nddit,ou to Boc. 10, Town 3Ar
Nause IL, uast Of tho .hirt PRINCIPAL meEt1tan~
This land hes Oh the south slde of the Chicago
liver, and lies a1ong tho Lake shore. being
uutii it rms out into the !nko. Upon this land
Inc Illinois Centza1 na!lsoad Depot IL a,tuatoA
aud tho ll]tnofA Central Nallroad cla!ms to hRFo
the titlc to +ha land,, II soerns that Mr. Drum.
.uoud had stla,np,ed to effect Il compromise With
Tic Company bsforo ho came hcse, but
III. DolgIas. preaidout of tue rqaa'
would not entertain OF mako any proposition.
The curry WIZ made With what Is known % Nat'
en.iua scrip, which wha given to Jacob Fas'
eMtino to recompouso him for jand taken from
him tn California Valentino was authorized 70
laY tito scrip upnn hny OF tho public Iandt o.
the uultod States. iour correspondent catea
npun slaj. Prescott tie I.egistor OF ahe Lana
thought that there IL spue reason to thRk tlio!
the.entry viii bold although tho survey and plat
OF this addition. which was made subsequent to
the or'ginal safsoy OF =. tic ,,,o seet,ont; nnt
OInco in Woshiustoi,. Do this rs 1t may. bow
aver. tho rccorts Lore are pritna fscie evitletea
tl,nt it waa ~ 40 Aurvey aud plat Afn OF ol'cla1
record il, tl.e LAt,d 0ica horo. Tho land Il sa!o
| uoy. loYorjigo has requested tho conu,ls'
, 1875-07-09
SPORTING NEWS.
Championship Billiard Gnmo Be-
tween ItI,lncs and Miller at
New Orleans
Fullerton Wins sl,c rrrc.for-A1l Trotting
Race at Dnir0it


BILLIARDS..
kILLER pEFEAT1 CHIMES ~ HEw nnl.rASs.
.'Lsria9 iEsratsh IN ne l:a,cas- Tr1sn,.t.
ttEw DA1HAss, July s.--fhe gane oi billiards
between 1lcnry sltilor, o! Now uslenn+ aud
Henry l!hincA Of Chicago, TOT TIM championship
Of tlie North and Southwest, anil fur 3l.J91.
commenced 1t 8 o'c.ock this Nven,tv In tho,
AcaIsmy OF Mnsic. There wers about l,0l9 poo.
plo present. Mr. Thlnes entered the contest
ua!er tho disadvantage Of having suifefed for
Boveral days with severe attack ot shaumasism.
followed, aud WAS equally unfortunate.
Gt.inos thon scored 2, aid missed on
10 os4r shot; Miller scored o. In tho
th,ru inning 1lh,nea ecosoi y 10 sliers 6, m ak-
int tho total IL for each n1an. From, tlss point
uE 10 tho eth Inning. 1th!uos taiod To Ecore Ia
inner. aud bin larHcnt Fun he1nE IL. aud a'h
.otai ncuro was Is. Miller in tao meantime haa
runs of Il. Gus of ~, and three of II: hs total
At tho end If tho 3gth inning helnE 1T. In tue
}7th tnuing 1th,neH succtcued iii getting the
bAlts together. and by very tsdlctoIh hRndllng
ulada ru1. Of GO. Tue tAlls then Docano srozc
sud we're piscsta in their positions on tue table
and he tm,~~ed the G1Bt sl.et. Miller again
o,.encd The WI, by huccc1aluh of nlnalt lunr.
af.J Increased the Iehd throughout Ibe game. On
tIn G4fl inning fiL!Aea nAus u, aid ou tho
| VA u.
Tho gano waa not characterized ty sny
very bsil.ant pat,.l&:, and.lh,nPs spprared bo
| PARTICULARLY ,!nfo:tunnte. Miller closed the
| game bv a run Of s! in tho 30tt inning.
| Tic ga,uo was tIayod OH 4 51ln tat,o Of The ].
| II LsnH.w,ck n isalee t:n, uate. Chas(ae AcQua1d
| wRA cho.et reterae, at'd Mr. Aoratus uIarkcr.
| Appointed ID til. rcore:
Rh,ne.-N = Is 4 I, 20. o. as. q II, 3, a,
3,0,nl,2. 2,2,o,01. O. - ~: ~ ~. !, 5.
O, 0.u. Q. .t.3. 2. H. y. ~ D. u. ..
0r4 j, 0, A.3 0. D. !. u. !. u, !,
| o, l,A.4. Total. :0+; average, 1aal.
Akt-a,9,e. c.nn0. y, ~: u, >. Q, u, .
y y. :, :, 4, 0, =. H. :. Is. I. 3,
II, q !. D, ;, q, - II. ~ !. c, d. u.
l, {, II, H. I, 6, q. Total. 1D: average, ~.
, 1875-07-09
EGYPT.

THE NEW INTERNATIONAL COURT or hPPEAf~
y1ExxA, Ju:le l9.-~Accortl.ng 10 letter ID tho
Pest',er Lloyd from Alexandrfa, the solemu it,
a,,2uration Of the new International Court Ut
Anpest In Ale1antria ia to bc held on tho 2ash
Of tutB month. simultaneously With this reser'n
the eoat of tho Ministries Inns been trans"
forrcd from Carlo 10 Alc1andsEa- VIII, tho OK
co,:tiou ot France, all the great Powers have
nat,cd their representatives for tho Conrt OK
Appsal. On tic part Of Alrtr!R, lupeuna
Dainatan lawyor Of distinction, aaud
for,uorlY ynn,nbor Of the RelchBtath. has
been proposed and accepted for A,nessoA+
Koun,a,li; md for England Mr. Scott. Frauce
wlfci, bas boon all along avetpe from The inRt'-
tuition. ioos 10. seom lnoiued 10 support IL even
now, and tho recall Of NuLas tasha, the prime
mover iu this affair, to htA posE Al a1ip!stor Of
Foreign AlTa,rs, would indicate that the hhe4lve
Las Ind the hopo Of Inducing France to Co
operate.
, 1875-07-09


Losa BnAscu, July 6.--.Jl!s Monmouth foEk
racps were continued to-nay, which IL tho last Of
the first meeting. Tho first raco WAS for the
Ju1Y Atpkcs fur 2-ycar-oids. dash Of thrce-qnAi-
to,s OF milo. -Four lotsts stsrted. Parole.
tho feroFitu, won oasily; FFeobuoter. second;
Bryan third. KnapAack and Freebooter boited.
Time. 1:l7;{.
In tho second race, purse $1,000, all ages,
miles. There wero four stasteFs: Big Fellow,
Rutherford. Wild lido. and Deas[s Leo. Big
Fellow, tho fayosisn, led until the last 1lalf-ulle
with Wild Idie KecvI.d, when Rutherford vent to
:tle flont aul aou in Halop by four lengths
Wild Idle teco1ld, l,Alf lcagth IN frant Of Big
Foll"w. Bessie Leo furloug away. Time.
7.9a5{.
lno third race WAS dash Of ~ mile. purse
Of 4.4a. BOT Mouilcv rusllcl to the front at the
start and kept in tho LEAD tnti! tho last Quarter,
~beu spendtAtstt drew. out aud Wou by Tour
Ic:iRths. Carver second. I.atf lonEtli Ia front
If I'sh Wootley; ferdigria. fourth Monmouth
riftA, an,l GALWAY lust. Tmo. 1904. SPEND
thrift eold for al3o III pool Of 81. aoo.
The fourth rsca for beaten hoFbes, ~ mile,
naa won by Scratch Dublin, second; FAndAilsc.
tlird. Time, 9:44.
tA>op RACING At nFTHo1T.
DErnorr, 3ticl.> july 8.-Iho last dny Of Tho
races NAE vel pttendol fully 5.0'0 persons be-
Ing p7esunt. Many ladies' wosa hlso prosaut,
THO rAces have becn very ancceBsful. snd ovoFy.
thing nRs been dine to conduct them fairly. aud
redeem the Detroit racing meetings from tue
poor reputation under which theY have suffered
In tic past. Tie fastest time over made on this
courso was maize by Judge Fullerton to day.
The frat race WA tue unfinished 1850 zsco OF
YESTERDAY. -Four heats wara teattad ye8teEda7,
| two taken by Iici,ard, two by D.al Duke. Tho
| fifth AeAt was a hot ono botxcon sictlaru And
| the Duke, tue latter Tiun,us By length. Hcta-
| ard sccc,d, Cuttuu t,1lrd. Time Of last heat,
| 4:23L. Tie next Wan ftec-f1s-au race f0e 2
t rurse Of e., JO1, divided into 1remiulna Of
| S1,25o, s50t, *40o. aud s251, with Fuller
ton, A,sesican Girl aud Lady Maud "a
I Fullerton went oN his feot jnst after getting
tho word, aud whs left full twenty lcnRtha III
tho rear. but did so.Do fest trostinQ, coming In
| Xix rods behind AnlaHcan Girl Inc next thtee
heats were won easily by Fnlle!son., WITH
| American Girl second, Aud Lady Maou third.
Following IL tho surnuary;
! Judge !
Anaerirau Girl. ..t.....'.'.'''''''''.'''"' = I
| Tsne-Iao; 2:2'A 9:.a!4 3:1,....
In tho 2:a0 race, for Nurse Of $500 thore Tert
on!, two sturtors-@. 1lurphy'a Lady II. ant
Join Fortes' sliHsress Tho fornct wsn aasl'J
the wnuer Ia throa Bsrstslt heats-tmo 2:o44
.;41et, aud 2:AG!. --.--
| THE uaEISy1LLE. IA. MEEr1s6.
| SrxtA1t t.1.atrh 10 fht tA,ea4h E1st,ns.
E.IE. Pa. July 8.-At tho t'1eei1'''ie faces
second day, tho :.:JD race was VOL by l3l'la Ds1
III sl,p tlra:, third and fifth heats MeAilIsta
tonh 1,1s SECOND. Tho fourth waA declared b
l.n Judges no heat. huo-2:a7, 2:l5' &4G
T,.s a21 race was vou by Annie Collins +
thtco straight heats. Tlne-a:3s}1, 2:sa2i
2:3ill.
, 1875-07-09
The TRIGGER.

THE AMERICAN AND ESollsu RIFLE TEAMS.
It,Npox, July 8.-TLe tettar racaiSad by Col.
G,!dernleeye, in rotation to the shooting by tho
American ritlemeu at Wimbledon. was from
Henry rsrspna, tbs Adjuthnt Of tho EDgllsh
Eight. Farsous sayas "Iho councll Ia not
Wiling Ia admit another team to shoot With our
throo Fights in the Elcho shield match, but they
pFopoyo match, 10 take place on tho 18th inst,
for tho Lloyd's cup. betweon the Americans and
m esght selected from tie threa Drsiah teams.
Al tho same time, tho council doss not despair
Of mitch bo.wseu the four Fights, which, par
hapa. may 1a managed for tue Monday following
tAs shooting at Wimbla.lon. In tue meantime
inst, may be- agreeable to tho Americans
nEt.FAsr, July a.-fhs Amarloan ri0smen
mado All excursion to-day 10 ehe tlants
Cal.saway. They wero sccompanlsd by tho
Leud Of thc Ninety. fourth Regiment. Large
crowds OF persons ccnsregated It tue stations
along The route, and At Port lsuAh, thu terminus
oi tho road, Tiers ~as aM Immense eoacoufso.
Gu tha return, tic tsam kttaudod tho tho thea"
tro. Tha hnt4e wa crowded, aoa thc Slean2
r,tsemen wore warmly gFeeted upon their entry:
American asrs wero played bT the orehsstFa, ana
great enthusiasm ws4 manifested by tho audi
sucs. =,
Loxpox, July o-5;30 =. ,n.--.1r. Parsons. AZ.
infant Ut tho English e!aht, Es'!ysng to cru.
olams iu tho newspapers on hls pFupossl. t9t :
match between tho AHaeslcana aud 1l1eu
lsr..ish team. explains that the otis'na! pso a.
wh,oh lit proposed taE conipat!s'oa ios 1'Gta ..,,
oup wa that eens 10 Col. 1i!dtrsloeyo or july
3S for mitch between. tic EugiAh Scotch ana ~,
H%sts.a eht Isst p.ua IT, IT,: sniS,
nss.aaoa .as ths Goaus! to sato 10 .45snKea1at
Hs hss no has.asioa Ia s4yuk .hs 10 I'll
plxsj team Of eight now pfoposed "tn.asa ~. nn'e
10 sbaucs sgaiust the Amerstus. As ih e1Rsess %
SeSs. f. s s *stross I'll e sa
ing ~ 1pspeua ND s,mei wis al soz.s OF riies.
TSs.e 81 % s!ssaastsass. st destroy tie Possb,At,
ssa S..a whsa hs ss s,..3 asaso
ns'r y. Lana S,u tAg. After Ill, II MA 10
r. 1'f:Sss ss .ss sSaipas: as:sot :s.
srss'y 5.sfss s1o.sst ' sxsiass sukssstions ansas
ix1xAaAT1oxA1 s1oEoa MATCH: 49,.
1.opos, july IAN International pigeon
match EYQo aud sAa championship OF tbs world.
6ag bsen arranged 20 t&as p!acs 10 ADJUST. ~
xsAa H. u. UsKasdas, As Amssaosa aaangaaas
, 1875-07-09
IMPERIAL. MEETINGS. ...
a eoLrp SouaDArIoN FpR Tnx MA1E1EaAsee
or PEACE"


nEnLtn. juno 29-With reference 10 tho En-
pondiue meetings between tho Emlerors Of Rus-
ria, Aua.ria, aud Germany, tho Provincial Cor
respondents Of thls evening sAyst "The vtstt
of tbs Austrian Archduke AlbEacht 10
tho Emperor Of RusslA and Germany
aa well ~ tho approaching interview
batwsen tho Enpesoss Alexander aud Ffaucla
Joseph, which will shortly bs followed by ~
other meeting between tho EmpeEors Of Yer
many aud Austria, may bs regarded ~ tfesh
proof and confirmation af tho knlicabe rolstions
Letween tho shrue Imperial Governments which
since 1874 constitute = solid foundssloa
for tho maintenance Of the peace Or
Europe. The emphstic and decided manner n
WINCH Austrla during the last fow weeks haa 10
oyory way manifested her unvsrying sdhea1oa 10
tho existing mutuAllY.trusted uulon in tA1oI q
q resolute policy OF peace haa sntllely n*nashea
IN Europe wliah wsse lssoly prevalent tor bret
period"
, 1875-07-09
Hello FOR txJRDER.

Sptctdt DIxtatth Ia Tie thh'aGo fFto"h.
ST. lArL, Mimi. July B.-A Dispatch from
Ilo.nh Station. Chigasu County, reports the sec
oud arrost at stai. prieHtiy. nj Eng1Hhnnn by
b..h uhoso military tito wna gained in the
British army. charged With tie murder OF a.
Fo.Lcrg, MI old Swes1c Of Fish Lake Rcttlc'aeut.
l'riessly kept storc ut ftpis Lain, About threc
wccks ago lie WIS going home nj night, when.
according To hia s,os7. ho met Fo.p"Eg near q
mil, shore he uAs employed az wAtels,nan. Fos-
berg, in ponsc1sntion, nsko5 to saa PrissslyH TO
volyor III handling it he accidentally discharged
IL, killing Lintef instant1v. Tho settlement
IL mortlv ccn; ;oted Of Hwcdcs, tmong whbtn
considerable ptejudlce agait,rt I1iost!y bad been
created by rlval tradeA. Selghborl!ood E'H.ip
said, nlkot that he wa1--coucartling hp,nn girl
iealoua Of FoBherg. who wAa d considerably
older tnan and married.. with ta.ao family, While
PnratIy ia 1niddlc.a:cd tachs!oF, better look-
iug, and having considerable 1no'ey. Psicssiy
Nas arrested on suspicion u tho murder. but IN
examination wnS discharged. NeiEhborhoed
feeling compelled him 10 sell Ills store and pro-
pnte fos leaslnE 'rlo d.s2atch announcing Ills
second arrest briefly ktutes tiat now evidence
ar lssn Uncovered neanst him. Ftieatly oame
10 sliupcaota from Caua3a ast fall.