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with mSss and psss 70 W P. clyde; s.s ,,x IN
with t1s1nI,",p %a.e and sdrps" pass % VIM
steamship Ncreas. Berry. Boston. with miss sn' pA
ship Ia@merrnoor (of Liverpool. Duncan Calcutta ios
BARK p Buck curt. Manatsn ~ day, vi,s dysT"st
myth Jns in ballast Il in Grv-send bay "e
Bsrk Antelope simpson. ~ croI IL days with 'ns"'
rui Brs ANGELA Evans Turks Island II Gays with sst
Bs Leonard Myels Hicks. ST. JA'o June Is and ""a"'~~
Bg Antilles o Portland Matanras - aays vita
Bg Jane. Crosby Jones' Pail Is anchored ~ Hs's
Sehr John f. sanford of Taun,Onl Conway Havana IL
schr Ella Worden Young. san salvador 81 DAYS VIII
Cobb ot Bangor cobb Para June 2 with rub
achr fio Larrabee shuee Y :. IS davs with sPilins
scSr Sorth America of Hshfarj humAsoa II days via
sHoosEEs-RryER ,yp co.srTIsy
r n TSfSy bsley S@s WI London Teyas Norwssh,
as. yeeas NSS~iSs; a,v Ssv Haven sW Po1asr Ta%non
; Hale. Taunton Whistler Taunton.
Warren sm snfsS swysr Bs@cre Angie PrS@Srr Virginia
SAILED. A..
Hses%s eas'N' E. yP%ast yRe for G h Ssrhsmps: ..
sno@e ,or Rrso Harriet gasn for i.sow brig
Nellie. Bristol schrs Rosa Florence Lillian aud James
wfSD-sun.et light :; cloudy.
BANGOR Me- July lS~s,led .chr Georgia ,or New York.
BRUNSWICK, Ca July l3-Aoleared schr wave crest '"f
New-l Ork. :,
GALvF.ry July l2-Arrved bark ibis and schr Thos r.
Rail- from Sew.YOrk sailed. bark Enrique tArgl Pay~n.
Liverpool Arrived Sth steamship clyde and ors ''"s
H. Kennedy from New York.
GIOICR,fFR Mass July i3.-Arr1vei -chrs Calvin v 10
ker from adiz Blythe Messenger fTom Port Gilbert
CHARRsTON Juy l3-Arriye. BARK Katie MAG Donald ron
New y
sAv,XNAn July i3.-Arrvei steamship Cleopatra. frm
York Arrived l2th, -chr. Ella NJ watts " att t"s
New York.
FORFIGN rOITS
soI~rp ,vProy Tniy l3-rhe Iloyfs steam
ship oder Oterendorp from New ork July g. for Bremen
arrived to-day.
LONDON Jnly 3-Saied FOR United states ports Arro.
Caut Larsen Ida capt Roulsf0n Pace -rha'hn karnsk.
-pno Blyhewooi Marlborough. fanrale. Oscar >'cond-
aid Martha Hail Arrived out On the lotn inst frith
Con1uestaOre Alpha Prudential Anna Bertha Anidhpnr
,rrir ont ON the 9th inst Bragg. Metn. Kaeihle, Io
Lorenzo Flvna Emma Cant. Lswen New Fra Iineipe III
NaDoli Fage Her Majesty. tartva-.
PToteus Roy alst Ester Murel Monte a" Fran, -a BET
agamba and ii Arrived out the 18Th inst >kien the lat
fer AT London VOpmi. g. Il. Rurgess, kacr"rse, acntA
Mayrower Golden Horn. and Rance Also arrived out ADy
Bacon.
II H,yAv, July I2.-saied. brig John swan Dickson, foe
North OF Hstteras.
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DOMESTIC AsRKETS.

ALnANY Jnly l3.-Wleat nom ma Kle-Nothins doing
Corn quiet. Nal sc dy. ,,, ,,.,. -
MEMpHl- July LII lour dull bui nncharsed Wheat ca ce
and nr M Is ny limited nind Y
a., er ,..f. auiet and LAID dnl amt
ug Al 'eal4 g. Ba,O yer >nOulGes, 9 " c a X D
; ie., l3 a., lie 4 Sides i3 7c. $500
Os''.o, July lo.Flogr IN good demand sales OF 100
- - for White Winter and 81 % for Double Extra Wheat
tn Extra White Michigan held at y 40 safes early OF
. 900 l,u.h | Milwaukee CLUB, II %. Corn unchanged
sales of 24OO bush. s0ds2c. for Low and High Mixed
iOltcti az tor CnDOed { ton MliIeri
-ra ty shorts 500 Shpslns, 81 Mdilings, t2N = ton
anal Freight, unchanged Railroad Freghts-rlour to Bos
TN t3c 10 IOrk 53c T. Albany 2Sc Lake Receipts
N0ne tana -hlpments 219OOo ieet Lumber The amount
M gn on canal from Buffalo and oswegO for ie water
Yesterday noon De ascrrtdnc was lSJ9OOO
bii.h Wheat j43 900 bush Corn. and $1,000 bush Oa-
WILMINGTON. y c.. July l3-sprts lurp'ni ne cas- az
OIL KO.iu dull at Fl 4j for strained Tar edy al
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH BY POISON.

Thomas T. De Witt, age 30, ex-Chief Clerk
of the Police Board. AMI brother OF the Corporation
Counsel narrowly escaped fatal poisoning BY an accident
yesssday at his home at No. 23i Balticst Brooklyn.
He arose early in the morning feeling Ill. and went to
wine closet get some brandy. BY mistake he drank
glass of corrosive submae. This poison had been in
use killing insects. and the bottle hal been left care
lessy in the closet Mr. DE Witt was instantly prOstraed
with violent pains Medical aid summoned but hs
life despared of until late in the Afternoon when he
experienced more favorable symptoms. His wife and
children III the country
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, July l3.-The United States steamer
Froc now AT League Island Penn. II be- put In commission
saturday next and soon arwa SAL tOr he coast Oh
Brazil Atlantic eet. The Navy Department
s morning received of tn arrival " the nted
states steamer Osspee Key West the 1ih inst from
A-puwall well The Tennessee dag ship
Of Rear Admiral Reynolds. arrived at Gibraltar ON the 18th
Asiatlc station, days HOOK
Richard Rush has been detached from the Pilaiel
phia Navy Yard and ordered to the Worcester Lieut. T. NJ
the NJ nnes'ta and ordered Ia
tae Worcester Passed Assistant Paymast"r H. T. slanct
has from the Narragasett aud ordered to hold
himself readiness for duty on board the IHscaTOra
AgBt Ri, July l3-Ihe United states steamer Juniaa
~. led
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OrriCg or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsHISGTos. Wednesday July If. l-7j-l a. m.)

OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsHISGTOs Wednesday. July H. l-7j-l ~ nj
Synopsis for the DGsf trcniy-fo"r hours
The barometer is highest over the Gulf coast
and lowest New England
Partly cloudy weather with rain areas has prevailed
fron Tennessee and southern Missouri 10 North Carolina
also in the Lake region New England. and the interior Of
the Middle states. Rains also reported from the
Northwest
The temperature has risen along the Middle Atlantic
coast and fallen IN the upper lake region.
The lower ONO River, the Cumberland at Nashville,
and the Mississippi below IT. Louis have continued
rising ~
Probabilities.
For the south Atlantic and ulf States, Tennessee and
the OHIO Valley slight changes IN barometer and tein-
perature westerly sOuthcTy winds, generally clear or
partly cloudy weather.
For the lower Lake region, higher followed by falling
barometer winds shifting sOuherly, slightly cooler,
clear and partly cloudy weather.
For the upper lake region, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri Valleys. falling stationary barometer.
sOutheriy westerly winds slightly warmer, partly
cloudy weather. and occasional rains.
TIE Attde and E0sfern States, rising barometer.
veseriV souteriy rnGs, st,ghry carmer, clear or
partly cloudy Wsafher.
The Cumberland River at Nashville, and the Missis-
sipp below st. Louis, continue rising.
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PROSPECTS OF THE CROPS IN EUROPE.
LONDON Tuesday, July I3, 1873


The Mark Lane Express in its weekly
review says the crops have been making favorable
sress and the reports this effect have produced
uu:eter feeling the London market, where prices had
begun to advance But there has been further improve
ent in the country prices in many places being again
one shngs dearer for wheat and aS the idra OF
having crop equal 10 last wears * given and stocks
decrease, there plenty OF room for further rise In
France, the damage TO crops from the Hoods has
been very extensive in provinces and the figures
snow a rise in wheat OF from to 5hillings
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DISEASE IN NEU-YORH.

INCREASE IN sAfALL-PoX-LURKtNG PLACES OF THE
CONTAGION-MEEHSG or THE HEALTH BOARD.
At the meeting of the Board of Health yes
erday sanitary superintendent Day reported l945 in
spectons the past week. The Dsinfectng Corps dis
infected and fumgaed 81 houses and their surround
ings. The Ambulance Corps removed % persons sick
with smallpox 10 the Riverside Hospital, and dead
bodies were taken to the MOrgue. The following
comparative statement of the contagious diseases
ported Sanitary Bureau for the past two weeks
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that he in Connecticut few days and seven OF
his friends stste that they had gone from fhe
to THE TRIBUNE and continue taking the latter
or course Won know better than any person outside how
the subscrption TIE TRIBUNE has grown, Out ~
the same time Thought would he gratifying to you 70
know what people think and say Of THs TRIBUNE out
side -
Ne,c- York, July Q, 1875.
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ARMY ORDERS.

WAsHGNGTON. July 13.-A Board of Army Officers,
Basil Norris Of the Medical Department
Major Goron OF the 9Th Cavalry MAJOR samuel "
Assistant Adju,ant Genera, and capt Arthur
Arthur jr o the l3th Infantry. has been appointed to
meet in 2 of next for the examination
selected for the appointment Of
second lruenants the the United states second
Lieutenant VIM H. Blxby Corps Of Engineers has been
drrei report for duty the West Point Military Academy
ON the 2sth OF
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THE COLLEGE REGATTA
Coutina Cd from First Page.

several strokes before they made any perceptible
headway against Harvard But inch by inch they
crept up and when the line was crossed their bow
was in line with the forward part of Harvards cock
pit. Princeton made spasmOdic effort inst before
the finish. after the other crews but it seemed to
lack concentration and quickly died away. The
final spIrt between tho leading crews perhaps
the finest record and it would be difficult to find
four crews 80 evenly matched ~ were these fresh
men.
THE TIME.
The time made was ~ follows Cornell, 1882 4 :
Brown. 1884 Harvard 17:37la Princeton, IL
i9li The time shows how closely the finish was
contested. The tactics of Cornell in the final squirt
were almost an exact repetition of Princeton's
generalship last year. The rowing of Harvard as
we'll as Cornell good, but their efforts earlier in
the race had evidently tired them, and their spurt
lacked the vigor Of both Cornell and Brown. Har-
wards Freshmen had been considered of this
race, and while of the crowd at the Grand
Stand were delighted and some dsmayed all were
surprised. For moment hush prevailed, and then
a great shout heralded the victOrs.
The Cornells took their victory quietly and mod
in their hat bands and badges. One sympathizng
resident made outdoor statue Of The Gladiator
do duty a Cornell flagstaff Tonight is the
trail night of the regatta season. of which tomorrow
night i'll be the elimination. The incoming trains
are loaded down with passengers The streets are
crowded with people. and the hotels all aglow
with light and beauty. The young collegian leads
the dance
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AN EXCITEMENT IN THE CONNECTICUT LEGIsLA
TURE ABOUT ALLEGED BRIBERY

NEw-HAvEN, Ct, July 13.-In the House OF
Representatives to-day a committee of six appointed
10 investigate the rumors OF bribery Of meIl-
bers Of the Legislature. especially OF those
from Ltchheld and Fairfield Counties. These rumors
referred IN the Legislative correspondence Oh inc
Palladium of this city resolution was offered ~ cx-
pei the correspondent OF The Palladium from
the nOor Of the House, for when, utef
au exciting debate resolution substituted to aJ
point u committee OF Investigation Ihe FdAdhum cdi-
toIiay susains the good faith of its correspondent
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PASSENGERS ARR[gED.

FROM TONDON-Ia steamship Canada, July l3-Thos.
IoveIock wife and kanghers, Miss NJ L. p firmn, Mrs
IL SAng sier Madame A NJ Abbott Mrs Pearce ami ehll
drn Mrs Le-t.T and Mrs g Holland. MT and Mrs
Roy al Oakes Ilnue and chlidren Mr and ATs D.
Knevett and child Moore, VI. and Mte. Alex. de La
brousse and children Mr. kimbal, Mrs H. H. Whoaton
J. H. kilieck, Mrs Cornwol. Mr. and Mrs. as
XII ng and children VIM King Louis King Mrs j. Il. Gray
N, o. W. Hosses Fred Tyler g. B. Millsier, T. VI. ttnkel
st.n TLeo Thorne rhos Ry h Bolson, A. Loyelock-
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Advertisers desIrnx TO gain the attention and pa
tronage of Farmer and Agric uurists, Will md riH
Oh Interest 10 Advertisers.

II will be seen that the American News Company bought
considerably more rRIB than IL did UOri and Tims put
together that the NewlOrk News Company ais, boughs
more TRRl ~, did HOrids and Tune vt together.
This fair comparison Of the re.a.Se pur
chases months past There has been hO time this
year IN daily circulation Of rHR TRIBUNE nos
equal TO the combined daily circulaons Of The World and
Times in which cmiweekly circulation not quh-
rupe combined semiweeAly crculaons Of The World
and Times which ITS weekly circulation not out u
sight ahead combined weekly circnlaons II The H@<
and Tses 10Th Of April of the best known AL
versng the country prepared the following card
We examined the books ~ fHK :
lts Press Room, the daily rspos ETC.
and entirely shed and DO certify that the entire crca
at.on DAILY TRIBUNE Tor the OlOnth u March -
Ix5t,s1 complete copies making m drer1gs fdfy ciruia
month of 10 t01, AMI tat the entire circulation
ruE The month VI April, ~ and In
clung his day tJ7 so eonplete copies making As
diy circulation for The month OF April Thus TAR
80. ~6S complete copies : NJ ffllEN
Ngr- York April ID 1875. HEMAN BURR
figures above remained snglAry stable through
out past The daily circulation of fas
TRIBUNE for the whole month was 80, o..
The following fVm the Official report of the Po~t
master city Of New York To the Postmaster General
giving Of postage paid by zach the month
OF January 1870 regular editions from tho New
York regular subscribers. further illustrates
the relative oirculaions;
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to the village TO purchase things. Cant show
you anything else today politely asked tne or.r
lost two and my wife last Fall, and feel putty
pOof. Good span Of horses. too
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ANOTHER STORM AT PESTH.
InNnnS- "wednesday. July l4-5:3O a

LONDON, Ntlnt'''t9' "uI3 II wv II "
A special dispatch to The Times reports
another destructive storm visited BudaPesth on July H.
Nearly ali the temporary works erected Tor re
nair,ne the damages caused by the tempest
n, June 90 were carried away, houses
wore unroofc,l and several large towers blown down
The storm occurred the day time. and no lives were
Loaf
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Al the Turf Exchange each College was also sold
FRENCH MUTUAL POOLS.
Up 20 10 p. m. the following number OF French
tickets had been sold:


At Thomas pooI-room in the Freach Mutual pools
crne was sold in the field along with Hamilton. Union,
p.rr.,noutb Brpyn Williams. and Bowdoin At a late
hnr in thr evening the crowds still fingered III aud
round the pool rpOms. but there was no change evident
in the choice Of fayorites
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Driving Over n Rouah Road Ia

Driving Over "A Rouah Road last Winter one on ny
hor.. lamea bad spriin of the nyft
ankle Applied all the remedies knew of and those -xk-'s
bv hnreuien without benefit. Tie hnrs" Was rnufrY
useless months aud thought him permanently dsAD
GIRss IODDK or AMMONIA tOoS away th' a'hoss
and restored him. hNkf IL NiN.-lvNF',
Proprietor south Side signal Babylon, J.. l..
Sold bv all druggists Depot No AL Sxthaye New 1orfs
Only % cents and 81 per bottle.
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DR. John L. LnsIey Of No i3o East Thirty nnth-st as
falling to rcyort a of smallpox which he had been
attending The patient was Alfred Hyer. age is years,
of West Eighty ftb-st between Ninth and Tentnaves.
and ne had been sick for seven days Dr insey I'd 10
prosecuted
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A mother and father are trying to force
ther daughter to marry. Daug Iter uOqultur-" There
are many dOut want 10 marry him; in the
rr. place he IA roo hideous and stupid" Mother with
dignity -" stephInie. DID not marry your 1ItherF'
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THE STATE or TRADE.


HAVANA. July 49, spanish gold, 2l2%qel3. Exchange
very nrm United states, 90 currency Jdy3
prem short signt do. 9jd95 prem: 80 days gohl l-0a
- prem. sight do l2i0I2 prem. IN LONDON. lisG
Paris. l2ldl2E prem. sugar active. No II
D. - IA QlJ reals :, IN gold 1074 reas arroba
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be therefore, circulation Of rE rRs
through the mails greater than that Of rhs Herald xnA
T,n combined. o aud combined and
great OF all three OF these other pAp~rs
combined Advertisers Will interest
columns
osc other the city, and that each coums
line therefore, space savsrtsf
than a column or limo in any of tho papers.
Daily fsssvne. Nsy II
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THE LOSS OF THE vICKsBURG.

AN INVESTIGATION BEGUN AT LIVERPOOL
LONDON. Tuesday, July 13, 1878.
The Commission appointed by the Board of
Trade TO investigate the loss Of the steamer VckshIg OF
the Dominion line has opened s session in Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1875-07-14

The MesSrs Fairbanks, at St JOhnsbury, Vt.
have manufactured and sold scales during the last
ak months than during any previous six months since
tcr business established Boston Commercial BuI-
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Singular accident that of the Scythia's cOllid-
ing with whale and losing propeller blade Bad Tor
tne whale too New- York Commercial Advertiser.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS
Ear Other Ship Ners see Third Paae.l

ARRIVED
Steamship Amerique 9TH Pouzoz Havre July 3. with
M and pass To Geo. Mackenzie.
Steamship Idaho tBr). Bedoe. Liverpool Juno 80 ami
July with mds- and pass 10 liAms Ouion
steamship Algeria (Br MacMckan, Liverpool July ), VIA
Queenstown ath, with mdsc. " Chas. u. Franckyn
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WM J. YOUSGs,
GEO. A. IsELIS, Executive Committee.
EDWARD NfCOLL,)

Emf the great interest in the regatta cuminited last
evening I'D town. and the ncghbOrho0d OF twentyeghth-
A. and broadway usually the meeting place for turIInen
and snortiny men, WAS crowded before o'clock By
gentlemen who are seldom around the poolroons
They did not all invest their dollar at Johnsons.
at Thomas or at the Turf Exchange, but they stood
discussing the chances OF to-days race, Win
an enthusiasm only second to that evinccd by
the militia OF York when the recent international
rife contest took place Ireland The Yale men were
prsent with their blue ribbons conSpcuously displayed
Princeton had representatives on hani, whle
here and there persons not collegians permitted
,ber local pride to get the OF their Judgment and
declared that Columbia would take the first place to-day
Inside tbe pool rooms there Large crowds but or
II nerent class OF from those generally seon there
when pools are sold horse fOung gentlemen
with eyr-rlasses and light occupied the
.e,ts OF horsemen and jockeys, and ward pol
iticians and as they not accustomed
IN the sort OF business which was in progress,
the bidding WAS somewhat slow The auctioneers some
res lost their patience andfrom time 10 time reminded
the large audience that they meant business, 80 please
et s have your bids Later in the evening the bidding
became more spirited especially the Turf Exchange
and the Yale and Cornell men felt exceedingly confident
one enthu atic Yale graduate, after having backed his
Alma Mater with considerable cash. waen choice was
bnc 4od ON Hamilton for ~ said Oh make 1t three
,,r noor Hamilton" suddenly group surrounded an
Fnrlishman lust arrived from saratoga He had seen
,be nraciire OF all the clubs and believed chat Bowdon
had be hest crew His assertions however, did not In
eucnce t any extent the betting, which at 10 p H. stood
A. follows:
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PRUSSIA AND DENMARK.
LONDON. Tuesday. July l3. 1875.

COAST or JUTLAND-ENPLANArlON DEMANDED
BY DENMARK.
LONDON Tuesday July 49, 1873
special dispatch to The IdH Mall Gazette from
Co,enbaren saws: a Prussan war ship has been
secretly engaged for some days IN taking soundings
off and mapping the coast of Jutiand. An expana-
ton of this will be demanded of the Berlin Govern
ment."
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
AFFAIRS IN SPAIN.

TIE DRAFT OF A NEw CONsrITUrioN-PRo'isioN
FOR THE FORMATION OF THE SENATE AND
LOWER CHAMBER-TIIE HGnr OF piSsoL''N1
THE TWO BODIEs-BANL,nMENTo OF sfANiA"D
MADRID Tuesday. July l3. 1870
The new Constitution provides that the senate
sball consist of 300 members. For the Lower Ohli-
her the deputies are be chosen for hve years. one
renresentative to every 5000 inhabitants Inc
King has the right to dissolve the Chamoer oi beP
mites and the elective portion OF the senate sii''
neously or separately, but must cOnvoKe new .hi'i
hers within three months. He appoints the Prcsi-
dent aud Vice-Presidcnt of the senate ana
hos the right TO veto bills Any person arrested
must be brought before tribunal or reieaseo "i'nin
10 hours Either the Cortes OF the Government may
decree the suspension of the CONSTITUTIONS e""' an
tees hut bapishment of Spaniard from his country
is prohibited -
wpvcv oy . SPANISH STEAMER on THE COAST OF
RIscAY-THF RESCUED CREW HELD As HosIAuE'
ny THE CARIIsTs.
sANrANDER Tuesday. July 49, 1879.
The SPANISH steamer Bayones has been wrecked
near the village of Motrco on the Biscayan COAST
The crew were saved by Carst fishermen.
II il said they will be held as hostages ana 'he
Crts threaten To shoot them if the Royalists Dom-
bard any more coast towns
DoRREGARAY NEARLY sURRoUNDFD.
~ MADRID Tuesday, July 13, 1873.
The official Gazette reports that great P"ii'o
exists in Estea, where the news of the Carlist ae
feats has Just become known. The CdTlists are
removing their artillery from the city.
Cen. Dorreraray is hemmed in by several brigades
on the mountains near Hucsca.
General Campos will shortly arrive and complete
the Gordon drawn around the Carllst chief.
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That was rather touching allusion 10
deceased spouse made recently by farmer VINO came
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A VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY FOR THE REV. MR.
BOTT.

PHILADELPHIA. July 13.-The council of
Baptist clery Investigate charges OF improper nti
macy with ladies' of his congregation preferred against
the Rev. yesterday afternoon. They were
IA session until this morning They finally agreed upon
verdict OF mot guilty" holding the pastor altogether
blAmeoas
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THE Ns1rRREcTION AT HERZEGOVINA.

,rs IMPORTANCE SAID To BE GROSSLY ExAG-
GERArEp-ruRKRY CONSIDERS 1T UNNECESSARY
TO SEND RF-ENFORCEMENTs TO THR SCENE OF
TROUBLE.
LONDON Tuesday. July 13. 1879.
A dispatch 10 Reuters Telegram Company from
Vienna. saws The Southern Sclayonic party has
grossly exaggerated the herzegovina disturbances,
which are entirely Of an agrnian character ana
originate in resistance to the taXcolectors turkey
considers 1t unnecessary send reenforcements TO
the scene of the trouble
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Special Notices.

Mrs. Win-Iow's Soothing for children eethins
sotcns the gums iays all pain and cures wind cohc
De-her- Pills the surest and safest remedy for Chh
and Fever and Malaria.
xDr Jame.,s Rheuma Institute. 1J~ Bieeckrr-st:
permanently IN "a hours without hcrhA
mecinr bathing, sweating OF method heretofore en-
povf 4. 800 forfeited IN ease the dseas" returns
Po,I-.Dm.e Noticr.-The MAILS FOR EUROPE Tor the
week ending SATU RDAY, July IT, 1873. will close at THIS
office a. follows: TT E-DAl At 1880 a. m on WEDNaS-
DAY al 1920 A. m: on TIL RSDAi at ll3O and On
"a - MA ~ '-'' ''' r L. JAMES p NJ
CInrrt- and -auternes.-From - 50 good sound sins,
10 $50 per ease including Genstier erase Fila
I.alande & Claveles bottled az the Chats4u1 o ,.. .
II. B. KIRK Co, by Fuli0nst
Established 1853.
Once Of the Commerc Agency 100 and IL Worth
1915 delivery few days III VIII en-
brace changes July l. IN ti, city Boston, ana
Phadephl will be- found fuller and more accrat" than
any '''i"'A' "O'A '"0" McKILLOP & sPRAGUE co.
July l3 1873.
see Frank Lesic's Illustrated Newspaper. OUT 10.
and It's Attraction. Celebration al he Phu-
llrlpha Centennial Grounds ot the 95 Anniversiy oi us
treal r. Barnum Mayor OF Bndgepori, prrst
ng the Council with numerous other splendid nus
traons timely and torcibie Cartoons hepnD
audiaes Training for the Presidential Race aud Tho
O American Citizenship played by Prince 1913
and the e. :. secretary Of -tAie
Advertisers desiring TO gain the atention saa pa
rronage of Farmers and Asriculiursts Will md rIS
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