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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03
TEroEs BIZ GorERNOE TILDEN.

DIS APPROVAL OF TIE NEw-YoRK POLICE JUSTICES,
lnE FINISHING INVITATIONS OF UNCHAsTIrY,
AND Ngw-BRICHToY DOCK MEAsUREs-sTATE-
MENTs OF HIS REASONS.
ALBANY, n. Y, July 2.-Gov. Tilden has
vetoed Assembly bills Nos 373 and AZ, ana Senate hil
No $751; and fled statement of his reasons in each par
tcular case. Assembly bill No. 373 il the proposed act
punshng the mpua,ou Of unchastity 10 females as
misdcmeanor by fine not exc, edng 500, OF by i'm
prsoument exceeding year. both. The Cover
nor SAYS in reference to this hll
II the statutory created by the act Of 1871 is to be
cannon aw should rot be- allow would fomrn neigh
nrot oarIrs ,nc1uraye litigation block with
iri1g causes and benefit except nr class or small
lawyers tins sort of eases But there Is another
not permit The person eargrd vi" me eTf n e ia t S II
LIT l an the iaitSde u defense vchi
rnfant upon an Indictment Tor ba at common Law.
Assembly bill No Az provides that any vessel plying
between NewYork and the north shore OF staten Island
ray land and passengers or freight at the dock NJ
the foot Of Jersey-st in New-BriGhton, and commands
the Police Commissioners 10 remove any distractions
placed thereon. The Governor says
The promoters this bill allegc that this dok subject to
Hating a allegation If II rne the public have a plain
sy through h., is sf f ir ah st ' 'Ho 'e'''' %
Senate bill No 33l entitled An Act in relation 10 Po-
lice Justices III the City OF NewYork is returned not
approved. with the following remarks:
Among the acts concerning administration OF Justice in
the Cy OF New that have before me are three
m nrst provided clef lion o an additional criminal
~ Of the city Judge, anS the
nrsintnent Of an additional assistant Ia the istct Aoriey
b. the kccOIder. cay udge, DIS
frct Attorney Otbers. II hnay as,enief 10 gu con
dunn of the salaries ~ the eAlsnng ana
betrayed the expense N the ~" ONE
and made addition thereto net saving VI t-ooOo |" inc
city. -. IN a.. ..,.,,,o 90 corr,s
sheriff the service ~ process Issued OUT
Of Courts Record and understood 10 o rae On cases
arising In tne Marine Court Of the cry Of New YORK
me nris,i ton Of the Court, except a. to marine
and procedure originally similar 10 those Oh
inf Justices the peace. The marshal The cOnsia
Lie who served progresses IN the petty cases arising III thh
tribunal =. 81. Ma
rne Court Jurisdiction early extended nom 80 70
1877 enlarged 10 .lOQo and by An act Oh he
present session further enlarged TO sou ~ hss De
ame great buna possessing the external
OF the Supreme Court with six judges clerk hrpu.
four senographcrs an herpetr1 anu
terms,
,ysa terms IN parts and chambers IL has aDsofOcd a
a. -, cases the recent enlargement Of
sas uri.deton szO. viii become tho great common
Ths our ss onigrown the constable The execution q s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03
RIFLE SHOOTING AT DOLLYMOUNT.

OFFICIAL SCORE OF TIE INTERNATIONAL MATCH
TUE AMERICANS WINNERS DY 80 POiSTs-lHE
ABEECORN CUP WON By MIR. EDMUSD JOHNSON
OF THE IRISH TEAM.
DUBLIN. Friday. July 2. 1870
The official score of the International Rifle Match
at Dollymount on Tuesday, which is published to-
day. gives Dakin 80 instead Of u at the l,OOO-yard
range and makes the number of points by which
the American beat the Irish Team 80 instead of 49,
The contest for the Abercorn cup at DOllymount
ended to-day. Mr.. Edmund Johnson of the Irish
Team won by a total score Of 3S3. Messrs. Rigby
and Pollock made higher scores, but, they had
been winners be fore, the cup awarded TO john
son. OF the Americans the best scores were: Full
ton, 81; Gilderseeve, 500; Bodine, 1854; Coleman,
$50. The Americans won several all-comers prizes
today The weather was bad for the riflemen. hain
fell during the day. and there was high wind.
The Dublin journals, referring to Major Leech =
retirement from the captaincy of the Irish team.
concur in saving that Ireland is indebted to Major
Leech for ong-range shooting, which he established
in the face of great difficulties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON. Friday, July

WASHINGTON. Friday, July .. 1878.
Tire Postmaster General to-day forwarded the contract
Tor furnishing registered package envelopes TO the De
partmcnt for the present year; to the hrm Of Geo. f.
Nrsbit h Co. of Ncw-Iork.
The Collector of Customs Helena, Montana Territory
has been by the Secretary OF the Treasury
that under 2515 Revised Statutes, which allows
petcs and other effects Of the Indians passing and re-
psssg the boundary lines to be brought in by them free
OF duty, tho privilege extends only to Indians who
actually took manufactured the same. Wien pdT
procured by them from other parties only such
quantity as may reasonably be deemed personal effects IN
actual will bc entitled 10 free entry The Collector, IN
the exercise OF sound Judgment, Is to determine
whether the quantity is excessive not, In each partlc
mara
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THE ARREST OF GEN. CORTINA.


CRITICAL STATE OF AFFAICs IN MATEMoRAs-FEAHs
or A CONFLICT BLTwEEN THE CITIZENS AND
SOLDIERS.
Chicago H., July 2.-AccOrding to information
received by Lieut.-Gen. Sheridan from BROWNSVILLE
Texas this morning there critical state OF affairs
at Matamoras, and conflict to-day between the
citizens and Mexican soldiers il imminent. All
business houses in Matamoras are closed and armed
citizens are gathering. threatening to take Cortlna
from the soldiers who the Nice-Consul thinks, are
not strong enough to prevent the rescue
NEW ORLEANS, July "A special dispatch to Inc
GaIre,ton Neus from Brownsville, Texas. says: An
order has been published that Cortna shall be shot
in case al attempt is made 10 rescue him. Judge
Costello and wife, COrtna, and Ii others are prison.
ers general order prohibits the assembling Of
groups OF hostile demonstrations. All the public
places are closed. Outside of Matamoros the people
are reported be armng themselves 1t Is reported
that gunboat il coming TO the mouth of the Rio
Grande to carry Cortina to Vera Cruz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03
OFFICIAL CHANGES IN BROOKLYN.

The new Board Of Police and Excise in Brook
Ign held its first rDcetng yesterday. and began its
work Of reorganization by making the following
appointments Col f. b. Lansing, Chief Clerk In place
OF Major samuel J. Richards; Benjamin F. Midgey'
Deputy Clerk, reapponted Anthony Barrett Counsel
in place Of John Oakley Patrick Ready. Fire Marshal IN
place Of A. Is. Thorn Philip II. Briggs. Cashier OF the
Excise Department, reapponted; Thomas r Powers;
Boiler INSPECTOR reappoinied and made Hartman OF
the Board OF Inspection There were also appointed Two
Excise Clerks five Excise Inspectors. aud Que i"i.r
Inspectors Clerk Other changes will probably be made
nex week. !.
Daniel j. whitney. the newly appointed REGISTER OF
Arrears has appointed Col Marlin Cole Deputy Eegs-
ter, in place Of Thomas :. NOsscrop. some mloor
changes have been made In the Department or my
Works but President Woodward has not yet qualified
though lie will probably do so to-day.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS
tNvv s0lsr SAsp sors ~ rnA Ps5e. 7
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
s,.susn,p yscssr tnerL Mover. Brcme, Iuns ~. ds
2zd vim %d. and ,s, 20 o- TssS IS r.o
Eng June IT, with mdse and pass. To W. D. MerEsn IN,
steamship Richmond Kelly. Levers, De' WIN hr' " W"
Spea%"hip e" " Elder Reed with mdse to Oh
steamship Eiesncra Johnson Portland. with mds and pas
" sh,p gorpso shaw. Havro May II. In ballast
ship Dexter lof Boston, Ganneti, Lverp"A May H. VII"
snip Freeman Clark Boswoh Of and from Path June 81 10
bark Rebeoea caruna Johnson Maianzas days with
Be Confederate (Of Digby N. 81 Grant Bonsire IL dayA
Brig Aquidnecs Johnson, Norwich. ,.,.,-,,.,.,.,
Bs spray of Achat. Canton, Philadelphia In BAL
sehr. Ben Borland, speshs South Carolina days. with
schr g T. Page Page. satlla River Ca. days. with rail-
schT. 9 Hatch. Putt. Ale Eandria for Nes Tsv.n
schr willie Harris, Tenney. Parrsneld " b. 10 laws Win
c Mary A"Ts ygs Ssy ,sa % o4
scSr hiram T ps i rTS@%1 MIN S Tm h..eH
sssr Globe ar Bangor %9 b, la ~ Isn,.r
seRr John Boyaton liiiyaT' calais. With lumber.
EN- M,ry Rrsw aTT ssn eT o ana WITH lime
SchT. azic Lane, West. Thomasten. with granite -
sShr Jenn l. 1anderrSo Hond Portland d ia%oss
ase s,uvsr os,aS y, s. ' Soco Boston
j. Pear.lll. greenwich. Constantine. New Lon 'on
II. Lewis. somerset II issmsen Fall kiysr
i ' Mrsn" Portland c.. = T. swoo New msvs.
lust &c. Newpor' John wright. Newport
~ Krnnyty providence /. r. Rowland. New Haven.
SAILED.
ship Washington for Liverpool bsrss Agon. for stettIn
Jupiter g. NJ Tucker for -tetfin MO
,anx. Liverpool brs r. ". Ness for Dankio schr
Jas Il. Talbot. Tor "
WIND sunset light. :: clear.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NOBIK July 2Ceared. ship Charlotte ". White for Pen
-sroa brg koda., for -hisi.boO schr Jan !or PensA
Arrived. scotland. nom Providence fobons
Br Philadelphia brig l. L. Manson. from New YORK
schr ! King fDr Honduras
NFx BFDFORI July 2-Arrive bark seine. from Ptriho
warr, schrs. Young fcassr from philadelphia Lucy
church from Weehawken VIM H. Dewitt fom New lsvenI
VIM y Manghain and Iotisa Francis, from New lort:
sailed schr. Helcn A. Ames for Alexandra Tangent AMI
RING Dove, for CALAIS
MN OgiF,Ns July 2-Ciearrd. steamships Cordoya fos
Liverpool. HayAn Tor Liverpool Via Baltinor nion.
for Havre; brig Ansbe for Barcelona sailed brig Minnie
Abbe
PT0yinKSos JuIy Arrived, steamship Florida. run Phi
i''gTiAvp Me- July ARRIVED schr. Harriet westbr"s.
from New York. -
B.LIniYag July ARRIVED steamships George Apfod.
FAuny siN iilt't,i. frNm View \ orr bark
from Liverpool Schr M1ffr ~ knion run
Sew York. lrarr steamship Josephine lh'mp-pn Tor
YORK. J. = -nriyer. frUm Philadelphia .asi. .hi2
Eliza Mcneil for franc
FORFiGN PORTS
orFENsTowN Ju'y =. The Inman Line steam-hp 'iy Il
Montreal sailed Cor New YORK to-day
HAVANA July sailed. brig 'onsianca SPAN, fnr -
sailed L. steamships e. "a Lord. 1nd MsrgHel
for " rsan- schrs J. r. -andfor AID j. - ltoo 'on.
for Nes York.
In port. ship Bengal from sriif "a load Tor Nes for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03
MIDNIGHT WEATHER BEPC RI
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OyyTcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. saturday. July 3. ls75-l o. %.


Synopsis for the Dasf trenlg-fOur hour
The barometer IL highest on the south ana
Middle Atlantic coasts, and lowest IN the Lower MIS-
souri, Valley. ,,,, ,
Generally warmer. cloudy weather has prevailed rom
Tennessee Ohio. the upper lakes ana the Northwest
with rain areas ana south To east winds.
and decidedly warm weather In the Gun states
Occasionally very light rain has fallen ia the south
Atlantic and Middle States.
The Missouri River has contnued>alo"ly railing belO"
Omaha, the Mississippi slowly rising below 81 LOUIS
Probabilities
For the South Atlantic and Gulf states lower barome-
ter south westerly tn sOutheastery winds ana decidedly
warm partly cloudy weather viii prevail except cooler
wpafher and possibly light rains in the former
For Tennessee. the Ohio valley and the axe region
falling barometer, souherly To ensterly Winds warmer
generally cloudy weather. and rain areas.
For the upper Mississippi and the lower Missouri val
l.ys cloudy weather and followed by westerly
winds rising barometer and slightly cooler clearing
weather. a.,
For the NiddIe and Eastera States falling barometer
,rinds shifting N eaStery and southerty cool parus
c,udy rredfher and POSSIBLY ight RAINS M NE former
The Mississippi River will continue slowly rising below
St Louis and the Missouri slowly falling below Omaha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE INTIMIDATION IN FRANCE.

SIXTY MILLION DOLLARS WORTH or PROPERTY DE-
sTRoYKD THREE THOUSAND LIVES LosT-A
HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS SUB
sCRIBED FOR The RELIEF OF THE SUFFERERS.
PARIS Friday July 2, 1873.
1t is estimated that the destruction of property
by the inundation in the southwestern portion of
this country will amount to S60,OOO.OOO. The
number of persons who persisted is estimated at
5000. President MacMahon continues his tour
through the inundated district.
The amount subscribed on the list opened by Pres
ident MacMahon for the relief of the sufferers is
$4,000. The Duke d'Aumale has subscribed
81, 900 and Prince Hohenlohe the German Embas-
sador has contributed 300.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03
OUT DOOR SPORTS.
OCEAN RACE BY STEAM YACHTS.
THE IDEAL WINS AG MNsr TIE LOOKOUT.


A fair wind and high sea favored the
match race ~ 900, which contested for between
the steam yachts Ideal owned by Mr.. Havemeyer. and
the lookout owned by Jacob Lorillard 1t was wen by
the Ideal yesterday by hours Is minutes and 20 sec
onds The Ideal measures nearly twice as much "a her
contestant but it agreed that no time allowance
should be given. and that the question OF speed alone
shoud be tested. The course sailed was from OF
Fort SCHUYLER westward through Hell Gate and the East
River around Governors Island down the Bay. thence
ward along Long Island shore rounding 1lontauk
Point and back through the sound 10 Inc place OF siar
ing The distance about go miles.
The two yachts got OF together about J3o D. IN Oh
Thursday and they steamed down the East River through
Hell Gate and down the Bay and kept well together uI
III they got out to Sea. Then the mite LD0kout IOuh1
that -he could make equal Roadway win her rival
through the heavy sea- and began t0 fall asern. The
Idea sped ahead rounding MOnauk Point 10 miles IN al
vance OF her cnmpeOr and in the chopping OF the
sound the distance at every mile 81 progress
arriving OF Fort Schuyler at 1872 Yesterday Two
and n quarter bours ahead OF the Lookout me lauer
am ivcd little after The following Is the Official
Y1.f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03
INSTRUCTIONS TO THE SPECIAL INDIAN COMMITS


SION.
The Special Commission requested by Secre-
tary Deano 10 investigate the charges made by Prof
Marsh concerning the Sioux Agency, if still undeter-
mined Letters and commissions have been made out
and addressed to the who have been selected for the
Commission although cxGov. Bullock Of Massachusetts,
and George W. Lane of this city have declared that they
will not serve Lane reiterated his determination to
decline yesterday. He said that he could rot leave Ills
business interests -,
The instructions 10 the Special Commission from Mr.
Smith contain copy Of Agent ~avile- letter T." the zee
rotary OF the Interior and StenOgraphc report OF the
different interviews between the Government Orclals
and The Indians GuTing Their recent vFlt 10 WASHINGTON
Tho Instructions cOuuc the Commission 10 INVESTIGATING
affairs a the Cheyenne Agency 10 coffee -four tobacco
and beef Their pay to be - per diem, win travelling
cvnrnsrs maid bv the Government. Prot. Marsh Il
spoken al a. Mr Marsh OF Yale College. who has made
CHARGES without assuring himself OF their truth, and
without having made formal written complaint ~ a
tuatye Of he'd Cloud against the Indian agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03

THE PRIDE OF THE GREAT WEsr.-The Will
son shuttle sowing Machine ~ extremely simple IN lts
nstrncon deliberately finished IN s design and orn-
mentiug combining great capacity and adaptation To
every variety of family sewing and manufacturing II
embraces an the important and essential elements EN-
bodied in Ing machines paterted within the past %
wears together with the late important improy
and uafepts OF eminent mechanical experts and invent
os in the employ Of the Wilson Company. The West has
rason 10 ~. proud the Wilson machine IL Is sold on
easy monthly payments at ST and -2J Broadway. New
York: Il3 Fourth Brooklyn. r. ID. 1 Newark ave.
Jersey CITY 76i Eghtl-ave and at Mays. New York
This Company want a few more good agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03
PLYMOUTH CHURCH TRIED.
Certinued from First Page.

the making known of God and the grandeur
~ his love and mercy God is to employ you TO
U M ssS the hard hearts and convey light to
darkened eyes, to lift up the standard of pety, ana
;wagnation. hut a reality Rejoice, them when
men speak evil falsely against you, and be exceed
ing glad In every the Church has suffered so and
cd 10 With yon God il with me /; living OF dying
Won are the Lords, and He will take care of you, and
will take care of all the interests OF Zion shea no
taars 90 with no troubled and downcast face. Look
an. He who is your light, who Is your sfe, vino is
leading you from step to step, He VIII bring you
,yery one of YOU into Zion, and before our uou'
with songs of everlasting JOY upon your heads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03
CHARGES OF USING COUNTERFEIT STAMPS.

CONCLUSION OF THE TRIAL or CHARLES l.
sPRAGUE-THE CASE GIVEN TO THE JURY
The trial of Charles |. Sprague, broker
from Railway N,wJerscy, for putting counterfeit two
cent internal revenue stamps blank checks 10 which
had been forged OF Colgate Co., was resumed
vest. rday In the United states Circuit Court before
Judge Benedict Mr. Colgate testified that the name OF
his firm had been forged to the checks in question, and
Mr. Puriy rested the for the prosecution. Police
man Kelley testified Thursday, that -prague's cnaIic
ter was thar OF "a professional swindlcr" To rebuff
Keeleys testimony, ex,Judge Garyin called Jonathan
Brownell, broker at No - BrOadst; b. /. Libby, a
hardware merchant AT No - Chambers-st and K N
Fd,,r and d. b. Dunhun Of Railway, n. j. They test
fed that Spragues character was good. -
This closed the evidence for the defense, and In his
argument 10 the jury. Judge Garyin claimed that It
showed sprague 10 Of good character and that
there was nothing in the evidence for the prosecution
tending TO prove that sprague ever had anything to do
with the checks upon which the counterfeit two.
cent internal stamps and the forged name or
Colgate a Co. John r. Raymond the main witness Tor
the prosecution testified that he had seen the checks IN
sprayues possession and that he obtained them from
him In seaking OF this witness, exJudge Garvln Or.
yNunced him AS "a scoundrrl," whose testimony had
been jmpeacled by respectable ctzens of the place
In which he lived and was therefore entirely unworthy
az belief In his reply ex-Judge Garvin Mr.: Purdy
argued that the attempt 10 mpeach Raymonds tcsti-
NOM hal failed. and claimed that Policeman kseioy
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doubt ~ DO not every day Sc the vigorous
hea,d "a fortune and the feeble and
betoggei arring by the way Health gives eefgy.
vim. a healthy mind cuntsltcs healthy body 70
prompt 10 execute Difficulties which deter the my ALL .s
the sumOuut. AZ bound II W. Noud
h. be- healthy The initial step to 10
that condition Ia rally The falling
II iecaying VITAL nscr,
HOsrErEE- STOMACH Bf1tts may b. Justly recofinedea
Ia All other ana- It's ,upcUiity AZ an m
yleorant subject ~ daily demonstration Bnt In fS
more than 4 simple rreuperant OF physical strength It's
pr0mni remedy bodily irregularities particularly of the
stomach. bowels aud Ever and rcaDl prsVrntVr ~ mas
masna tmpurr water. exposure anf crhAue
lou the bad effects Of which It invariably counteTscts
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have witnesses which satisfy us; we have
witnesses whose testimony nothing can shake.
and we viii 20 through with him to the very end.
whatever that may he.
And in conclusion can only say I am sure speak
for all of you when say TO him in the most beauti-
full words which think weree ever written Where
thou goest will 60, and where thou lodgest, Will
lodge; thy people shall be my people, and thy God
my God Where thou diest, will die. and there will
he buried; the Lord 90 to me and more also, II
aught but death part thee and me-"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.

A GLOOMY FEELING AMONG OHIO DEMOCRATS
WASHINGTON, July 2, 1S75.-Several promi-
nent Democrats from ONO have been in this city within
few days All agree that the prospects are gloomy for
their party that They seem to regard the draw
ing OF OF the Liberal Republicans and large part OF the
German vote by the currency plank in the PLATFORM az
insurng defeat They also report that will be inpossl
lie 10 raise money in the East which they hah conf
IDENTIFY expected obtain. and which they had been as
sured previous t. .nc Convention would BE- sent she
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03
AN OFFICERS STRUGGLE WITH PRISONER.

AN OFFICERS STRUGGLE WITH A PRISONER
An Italian was arrested yesterday in Long
Island City on the suspicion that he had been connected
with some burglary. lie was remanded by justice
Madden Of Dutch Kills. and officer Pantry was detailed
TO take the prisoner the at Astoria ON
the way, when in an unfrequented spot the liaiiah
attempted to escape. and struggle ensued between the
officer and his prisoner The encounter lasted nearly an
hour and half assistance arrived upon the alarm
OF a boy Both in an exhausted condition and
seriously hurt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03
IN RICHMOND. STATEN ISLAND.

A fire broke out early yesterday morning In
an outbuiding on the Old Ketcham Farm at Richmond
HILL Richmond Staten Island, owned BY Mr.. Mckinney
OF NewYork and before ts progress could be stayed II
DESTROYED that building together with several adjoining
outhou-es including the old barn. barn recently Dut
W., saved The loss on the buildings AMI contents con
Stating of hav farming implements, &c. was about
1000: II " as only partially covered BY insurance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03
THE PHILADELPHIA EXHIBITION.

Az APPROPRIATION 10 DEFRAY THE EXPENSES OF
SWISS REPRESENTATIONS.
BrRSE, Friday. July =, 1870
The National Council has voted an appro-
priation u 900 10 defray the expenses OF proper
representation OF Swiss products and industry at the
Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition Of the larger Euro
pean States. Russia the only one which up to the
present time has declined participation In
he exhibition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03
TWO MORE NEw-HAMpsHRE PROTESTS.

CONCORD, July 2.-The late Senatorial con-
trovcrsy was prominently before the Legislature to-day
I'm the senate the Republican minority presented their
prote.t against the former protest Of the majority In
the House Mr. Hatch OF Portsmouth, on DehaI Ol tAe
Dmocr.tc minority In that body presented long pro-
~ ,oiin,f the ac OF the Republican majority IN
anust the action Of the Governor and COun-
ell Each party condemns the actuh ol the othoi, az
sul,ve,sivo OF constitutional rights, &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03
GOLDEN NEWS FROM THE BLACK HILLS.

CHICAGO, July 2.-Private advIces from the
Black Hills expedition received this morning. show tha
investigations are proving the country to be rcher In
od than has heretofore been supposed down
Ia The bedrock every direction IL nlled WIN
and the quartz shows rich Veins These adVlces are foh
r,.sl,oi,slblc official sources.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03
THE CARLIST WAR.

REPORTED DEFEAT OF GEN. LOMA-IHE iNst RGENTs
BOMBARDING HERMAN.
LONDON. Friday, July .. 1873
Carlist dispatches from Spain say that IN an
engagement on June 81 the Afonsst Gen. Iona was de-
fcated with loss Of 200 He rctreated to Oriuna
MADRID, Friday, July . 1873.
The CarIists are bombardng Hermann. They have
evacuated Province Of Valencia, and concentrated IN
Castellon and Teruel.