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A NUMEROUS ASSAULT.
RUFFIANLY ATTACK ON CLEVELAND EDITOR
BY CITY OFFICIAL.

RUFFIANLY ATTACK ON CLEVELAND EDITOR
BY CITY OFFICIAL.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July rs, 1875.
On Saturday afternoon rufflanly attack was
made upon MI. T.. Cowles, editor OF the Leader,
by Assistant Street Inspector zeimer, OF this city,
The ground OF the assault was an article published
In tae Leader charging Zeimer with blackmailing
certain Iaborers IN the employ of the city.
lie came into the ONCE OF Mr.. Cowes and
demanded, In threatening and abusive language,
TO know the author OF the article. MIR.
Cowes refused TO discuss the matter
until Zemer mad cooled down somewhat,
when Mr.. COwles stated That, cnief editor OF ne
paper, ne was responsible for It's utterances.
Zeimer replied by striking MIN (Mr. Cowles)
wnlle In "A sitting position
A VIOLENT BLOW
with his fst on the lett side OF the head Zeimer
was then seizea by couple OF Dystanders, wnen
he drew pistol. Wine attempting to cock
1t mir. Cowes scizen In IRON cane
and dealt HIM neavy blow over the
head, doubling up the cane and taking the fight
out Of ZeImer, who was arrested, taken to the
police station and put under bonds OF $1,000 Tor
assault with intent TO Nil.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Litolns orchestra, at the Alcazar, is considered
the best in Paris
Tieuens ana Giuglini made their London debut
about the same time at Her Maesty's opera.
number OF new works VIII be in Introduced by
Mr.. Thomas this week at Central Park Garden.
speigler. tue celebrated basso, mas been engaged
for Neuendorfrs German opera at the Academy OF
Music
Miss Clara Fisher reappears tonight at Robin
son Hall in "lhe Rose OF Auvergner and 'Uml-
perlc."
Levy played 'Innammstus," from Rossini's
'Stabat Mater" and Sohst sang Gounod's ''Naz-
areth" at Gilmores Garden last nlgnt.
The Vokes Family VIII appear at the Fifth Ave-
nue. Theatre In the beginning OF August In their
new extravaganza, "A Buncn Of Berries.n
The musical department at Booths next season
VIII be quite prominent feature, as the expert
enced director signor operti, will preside In the
orchestra.
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A MINIATURE STATE.

HOW PROVINCE OF SEVENTEEN THOUSAND IN
HABrTANTs IS GovERNED--A PARADISE FOR
F1cE-HoLDERs-FUTuE ATTEMPT TO Ex-
TINGUIsH HOUSE OF LORDS
WINNIPEG, Manitoba, July TO- 1875
strong movement Is on foot to abolish the
miniature House OF Lords which has been saddled,
in servle imitation OF the monarchical mother
country, upon THIS little patch OF 1900 people.
bill was introduced INTO the Lower House last
session for the abolition OF ths absurd and costly
caricature OF the upper chambers OF great ma
lions, but the Upper House declined to be legis-
lated out Of existence and refused assent to the
measure. The whole thing was a farce, and the
abolition OF the monstrosity will be test ques-
tion with future candidates Tor election. Fancy
any little city the East OF IT, 600 inhabitants re.
curing a Congress OF upper and lower houses to
govern It's nnnitesimal interests. 1t is true that
thousands upon thousands of persons are pour
ing INTO this region. but it is not true tnat they
remain IN this province. They nearly all 20 past
us TO tne West. The Governors oIlce costs the
province one-third OF the entlre revenue.
paid by the federal government being That OF the
Lieutenant Governor, 500 a year. One-seventh
OF the revenue is expended IN the compensation
and mileage OF the members aud salary OF oncials
or the Lower House. Add TO that the expenses OF
the Upper House, and the two together VIII ag-
Rregate another fifth OF the entire revenue. This
little community rs blessed, too, with Ministers OF
Public Works ana Agriculture, Provincial Sec
Rotary, Provincial Treasurer, President oil Execu-
tive Council and regular
OLDFASHlONED CIVIL LIST.
All these chaps have deputies or private sec
retaries and most OF subordinate 0t1icers. The
province mas also department OF maintenance
OF government house ana government buildings
generally OF administration Of justice, road SER
vice, education agriculture, provincial jail, chart
ties and others under variety OF other nigh
sounding names. All revenues are collected bv
the federal government, and SUBSIDIES are paid
by that government 10 the provincial govern
ment for current expenditures on the basis OF so
much per capita.
THE INCOME
Is regularly exceeded Dy the expenditure. The
Governor Is surrounded by q crowd OF toadles
and parasil es from Ontario and quebec who nave
passed their lives seeking Otiice-unsuccesslully
until this ''BIg BOnanZav OH new province opened
up. We nave all the machinery nc 70 govern
nation Uf score OF millions instead OF as many
thousands. Ia the meantime the country round
about Is filing up with sturdy Immigrants, VINO
enjoy whatever benefits government gives this
provinces without mourning the expense.
1t may be said that the people have not so much
TO grumbo at, since the money comes out oil the
federal treasury. The money IS supposed TO DC
sufficient to cover the necessary public improve
meuls ahd works OF permanence and utility,
whereas 1t all goes IN supporting l0t oil ONCE.
holders, and big debt Is being pied up ont OF all
prOporuan 10 the population anu meshs
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20 my private ONCE ana which have since for
Rottenl called UPON me ana desired 10 know n IL
womb Oe IN accordance with my views TO address
meeting OF worklnRmen WAC designed protest.
ing at cooper lnsutate against tne then recent
municipal action reducing their wages replied
] would with very great willingness do so that
regarded such action al the emanatiOn OF petty
political object aud grossly unfair ana unjust.
They then informed me that a committee would
wait upon me with a formal invitation when the
time for sucn meeting should be definitely ar.
ranged few days afterward man whOn had
never seen before came TO me IN the supreme
Court Especial Perml room, entlrely unac.
compa nled and asked me II Il would
speak az the laboFers' meeting al Cooper
Rstituter replied mat had already promised
TO DO so when should receive the proper Invita-
tion from the commlttee TO whom the matter
should be Entrusted. The following day. IN ms
absence, the invitation was lett at my of1ce, and
upon the evening appointed vas present az
Cooper institute ana delivered the ADDRESS
alluded to-
These the facts so far as the subject matter
OF the report refers myself As they are therein
stated they are entirely misrepresented and for
the most part, untrue l neither knew nor cared
what Mr. Morrissey's views we're upon the su0s
Iect at the time. am pleased. however, TO ascer-
tain that, with the spirit OF fair play manliness
ordinarily aScrloed 10 his possession. ne is sus-
pected OF being IN sympathy and or acting In con-
cert with this ''workingmen's movement-''
Mr.. Lincoln used 10 quote the Scrlptura axiom
that "a house DIVIDED against Itself cannot
stand,n and upon one memorable occasion re-
marked upon the hazard OF swapping horses
crossing a stream" 1ammany might imbibe
philosophy by bordering over these suggestive
sentences. Very respectfully yours.
CHARLES W. BROOKE.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

It is reported that General Benjamin Harrison
grandson OF the late President Hirrson) viii
head the republican ticket for Governor OF lndt-
ana in 1876 and Hon. william 5. Holman the demo-
cratic.
The Omaha Bee says the adoption or the new
constitution OF Nebraska is virtually toregone
conclusion. Among the new propositions Is one
practically giving the election OF United states
Senator TO the people.
Referring to Senator Humans views on ths
financial question, the Mobile Register modestly
AYERS that eft is gratifying TO know that the views
OF Senator Thurman are in thorough accord with
those already ana so frequently expressed BY the
Register"
The democrats OF owen county, Kentucky, have
declared their preference for James B. Beck for
United states Senator and instructed their repre-
sentative to vote for him.
The Syracuse Courier (dem) says :-"In tneiS
platform the Maryland democrats have planted
themselves squarely ana unequivocallY against
infation and in favor of resumption OF specie pay
ments at the earliest possible moment. There
is the ring OF the true metal the spirit OF old
Bunon' himself BY that sign they snail con-
quer."
The Oneida Democratic Union says:-''Caze.
novia has uneartned for Presidential honors
General Joseph b. Hawley. whom the citizens Of
that place nominate in advance OF the Republiesu
National Convention OF next year."
The Syracuse courier denies that Attorney
General Pratt has declined to be candidate for
reelection.
Republican papers affect the satirical by calling
Governor Allen OF Ohio, "OId Fog Horn" fog
horn is used to warn mariners Of impending
danger. Might 1t not also be warning Of danger
that menaces the ship of StateS
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THE ENGLISH COTTON LOCKOUT"


rHN as==oN LoEDs FIRMLY ARHAxMD AoArxgr
TIE DEMANDS OF THE oPERArIvEs-rHREAr
OF CLOSING THE MLLs-A STRIKE THREAT
THE REPLY.
LONDON, July rs, 1875
In accordance with the notices given by the cot.
ton masters OF Ashton, Staleybridge. DunkinneId
and Mossley Lockout commenced In several OF
the mills on Saturday.
SEVERE THREAT AGAINST THE OPERATIVES
Unless the operatives yield by the end OF the
month the mills still open will be closed as the
time OF the notices given expires. in which case
several thousand people will be thrown out OF en-
ployment
TIE WORKING HANDS REMAIN FIRM.
In the meantime the strike SET on foot BY the
operatives in Oldham goes into effect tomorrow,
ana win Involve 100 mills and l3, 900 hands.
woRKNoNES's ASSOCIATIONS TO SUPPORT THE
LocKED-oUT COTTON OPERATIVES.
LosDoN. July 26-5 A. N.
The worklngmen's associations or Yorkshire,
Lancashire and Cheshire have resolved 10 support
tae Iocked-out and striking mill operatives.
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A BOLD BURGLAR.

About half-past eight O'Clock last evening, a.
Oficer McCauley, OF the Twenty ninth precinct,
who was on post on Broadway, was passing the
shoe store kept by John Raymond, on the north
east corner OF Tnirty-second street and Broad way,
he noticed that the faulight ovsr the door had
been forced open. On making a further
investigation he discovered that q burglary
had been committed He then summoned
oticers from adjoining posts and searched
the sore. IN which they discovered young
coored man hidden underneath a table IL was
discovered that the young burglar was provided
with Dag, which he had partly nled with "A rum
Der of pairs OF boots ana SHOES. he was taks1
to the THIRTEEN street station house, where ne
refused to give his name. Inc prisoner Will ba
arraIgned at the Washington Pace Police Court
before magistrate tnis morning.
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A CARD FROM CHARLES W. BROOKE
NEW YORK. July 25 1874

NEW YORK, July rs, 1876.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
was surprised in the reading OF the report OF
what Is terme the Sub Committee on Organiza-
TONI or s"Tammlny HAIL. IN your issue or this
morning. In the first instance to md reference TO
my address at the aborers' protestant movement
at Cooper institute, some weeks since: ana Sec
ond. to find mat reference SO little IN accord
ance with tue actual occurrences which led to my
taking part in sucn meeting.
Inasmuch as have no political association or
anlilation with Tammlny Hall in It's present con-
dltion OF government, ana as the apparent OBJECT
OF the subcommittee was 10 arrange such a re-
port would enable the leaders or that orga MIA
ton to rid themselves or MIR. Morrlssey ana his
friends, and inasmuch as the suggestion OF that
report Is that Mr.. Morrlssey had some part In in
ducing me TO address the meeting referred TO, |
beg leave TO be accorded space III your columns
Tor cue relutatlon OF the portion or the report al
luded TO.
Permit nae PRELIMINARY TO say that It seems to me
no action could be so illogtcaly incorrect as that
displayed by tue Tammany controllers por you
and /, Mr.. Editor, know exactly now much really
what are termed the ~ zen nave ave 70 oo
tlonl OF arraIgning prominent MEMBER oil thelr
body for presumlng to De In sympathy ana accord
with movement OF workingmen protesting
against inc petty business oil reducing the pit
tance paid to them per diem twenty per cent,
upon the plea OF muncipal economy, while tue
salaries OF various ofiicals--many OF tnem utterly
useless Tor ne PURPOSE O., the CITY govern ono
uer annum-Were entirely uninterIered
WITH. For body political, the Impolicy Of
this action suggests itse, and IS but one Oh many
In tine history OF Tammany Hall for the past year
winch has served drive from Its support the
majority OF reputable justice-loving and fair
minded democratic citizens.
AS TO the PARTICULAR reference IN the report to
myselL the circumstances attending my accept
ance Of the invitation TO address the meeting re-
ierred TO are as Fellows Two gentlemen
strangers to me. but whose names were brought
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RUSSIA AND ENGLAND.

THE CARS MINISTER IN LONDON ANXIOUS TO
BE REcALLED--A DIFFICULTY ON THE KH1vA
QUESTION
LONDON, July 26-6 A. M.
A telegram nom Berlin to the Morning Post
says 1t is reported in that city that Count
Scnouvaof, the Russian Minister at London
has asked 10 be recalled In consequence
OF a recent assertion by Mr.. Bourke,
Under Secretary OF the Foreign Department, In
the House OF Commons that Russia had violated
her promises in regard to Khva.
II is understood that Count Schouvalon con.
veyec the promises In question to the British
government
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PLIMSOLL'S PARTISANS.

4 HARD-FIsTED ENDORSEMENT OF THE PARLIA-
MENTARY POSITION OF THE REFRACTORY
MEMBER-"PooR JACK" STANDS BY HIS
FRIEND.
LIVERPOOL, July rs, 1875.
A meeting was held at Blrkenhead to-day to
indorse Mr.. Plimsoll's course in Parliament.
THOUSANDS OF SAILORS ON HAND,
Several thousand sailors and workingmen were
present.
SYMPATHETIC APPROVAL.
Resolutions expressing sympathy with and
pledglng support to Mr.. P1msoll were adopted.
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MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE.

AN UNKNOWN PASSENGER KILLS HIMSELF ON
LEFT.
CHARLESTON, 8. c., July 25, 1875.
mysterious suicide occurred on the steamer
South Carolina, which left New YORK for this port
on Wednesday last. An unknown passenger. who
had registered under the name OF ]. Incognito,
when the steamer was off Cape Hatteras, on
Friday, shot himself three times with revolver
while lying in his BERTH and died almost instantly.
He had carefully destroyed every thing In mis- bag
gage which might have led to his identification.
He lett a letter to the captain indicating that he
had taken passage with the intention OF COM
mltting suicide.
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YACHTING REGATTA.

The second annual regatta OF the Hudson River
Yacht Club takes place to-day. The course to be
sailed over begins at a stakeboat Off the club
house at the loot of SEVENTEEN street, North
River, runs thence to a stakeboat on P. Kuck's
Doathouse, thence to a stakeboat on the Weehaw-
ken Terry and thence TO the CLUB house. This
course is TO be sailed over twice. The following
boats have been entered for the race:-
FIRST CLASS CABIN sLOoPs.
W. Fl. Hamilton. 43.OO W. Parr. $500
FIRST GLASS OPEN SLooPS.
Eureka...... 3l.06 Carrie S........... 2A0
SECOND CLASS OPEN SLoOPS.
Annie L........... 22.lO Nellie Shaw. ...... 1906
Au Revolt. o. Julla.............. Is. 06
Andrew Blessing. 2LOS Tough.............. $50
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ROWING MATCH AT HALIFAX.

CONTEST BETWEEN THE Ross-FoLEY AND THE
sMITH-N1oKERsoN oREws-THE LATTER VIC
ToIIoUS.
HALIFAX July IS, 1875.
The long delayed four-oared lapstreak boat race
between the Ross.Foey and Smith -Ntckerson
crews for $1,000 side, came OF last evening at
six O'Clock. The course from the yacht club
piers TO a buoy east OF George Island and return,
a distance OF five nautical miles. They made
good start, and Ross Foley LED Tor few minutes,
but were soon passed by Smith Nlckerson, VINO
continued to increase the lead until the close. The
time was 35m. 55s., Ross-Foey being u minute
q hall hanind
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INGLESIDE BURNED.

COMPLETE DESTRUCTION OF WELL KNOWN
SUMMER REsoRT-THE LOSS AND INsUR-
ANCE.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July rs, 1875
Ingleside, well known summer resort, about
three miles southwest Of Holyoke, was completely
destroyed by fire this evening. 1t was built by J.
S. Davis, OF Holyoke, few years ago, at cost OF
$15OoOo, but was SOLD in 1874 N. S. Chandler Of
this city, for $4,000. ana has not been open Tor
guests this season. Engines were sent
over from Holyoke. but were useless
there was no water except IN a small reservoir
and none could be pumpen up from the Connect-
cut. Eighty tons OF nav were burned In the barn
and only small portion OF the furniture saved
and that in damaged condition. The insurance
1s
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PRINCE FREDERICK WILLIAM OF GERMANY.

4 CONSPIRACY AGAINST THE LIFE OF HIS M
PERIAL HIGHNEss.
LONDON, July 49, 1875
A special. despatch from Berlin to the Standard
says;-"Count DZembeck his mother and cham
bermaid, have peen arrested at Landeck, in the
district OF Breslau.
"They are charged with being concerned in
o conspiracy TO assassinate Prince Frederick
William
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THE QUESTION OF THE EAST.
FRENCH OPINION OF TIKI TURKISH DIFFICULTY

TRENCH OPINION OF TIKI TURKISH DIFFICULTY
IN HERZEGOVINA.
PARIS, July rs, 1878.
The Konfteur. commenting on the IN
surrection in Herzegovina, says very
little time will show whether IL is
false alarm or whether a final CONFEDERATION
In the Christian districts OF Turkey has COM
menced.
THE EUROPEAN DIPLOMATS UNEASY.
In any case the situation is sufficiently serious
70 give uneasiness to European diplomacy.
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THE MISSISSIPPI OVERFLOW.

GENERAL ALARM AMONG THE PEoPLE-FAvoR-
ABLE NEWS FROM THE Up-RIvER COUNTRY
MEMPHIS, Tenn, july rs, 1875.
There is still considerable alarm In regard to the
apprehended overflow OF the Mississippi, and
prayers we're offered up in the various churches
to-day for It's abatement. To-nights news from
ABOVE is regarded as favorable, despite the heavy
local rains oil last night, as 1t is believed tne nine
inches decline reported al CAIRO by the Signal
Service renders danger from the Ohio fresheL i'm
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THE ANTECEDENTs OF MRS. MERRITT.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, July rs, 1875.
The woman. Mrs. Merritt, who claims, in New
York, to have been the victim OF an outrage on
board the tug Mike Norton, is undoubtedly the
well known confidence woman who was in the
New Haven Almshouse Tor tnree months, Jour
years since, giving birth TO a child while there,
PROBABLY tegltimate. she then went to Albany,
where she defrauded hotel Keeper. she ca me
here under the name OF Averl, but was generally
known as Dolly or owe Dution, but succeeded IN
decelvlng every one for a time.
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AN INHUMAN OFFICIAL.

A sUNsTRUcK PRISONER BEATEN TO DEATH
ARREST OF THE MURDERER
ST. LOUIS Mo-, July 25, 1875.
The Republican has the following special de-
spatch from Leavenwortn, dated yesterday IA
prisoner at Fort eavenwortn, while en-
gagged In working IN quarry at that
point yesterday was sunstruck and Tell
10 the ground unconscious and while in
that condition Sergeant Hogan, In charge OF
tnat command, beat him, in1Icting injuries nom
wnlcu he uled soon after. Hogan was arrested by
United states Marshal rougn, and will have
hearing before the United States Commissioner on
the 29tn inst.
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The FLOODS DAMAGES IN FRANCE.

PARIS, July 25 1875.
An oficiAl statement made by NJ. Caillaux, Min
lister or Public Works, TO the Asse mbly estimates
tho total damage done TO property by The inunda-
lions In the South OF France at SIS. oOo,oOO.
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LONDON, July 20, 1875.
Don Carlos, in his letter to Alfonso. declares the
cruelty OF the measures ordered by the Madrid
government unprecedented and will, like the
blood OF the martyrs, raise mp Carlists every
where. He, himself who comes to his coun try
10 be king OF all the Spanards, allows Altonsists
10 live peacefully within his territories. He is
,onndent of success, for 1t is impossible that
spain can flourish under governments OF cnance.
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THE POSTAL UNION.

AN ExPERIENcED ENGLISH OFFICER TO ORGAN
IzE THE SERVICE IN TURKEY.
LONDON, July 20, 1875.
The Standard reports that Mr.. scudamore will
retwe from The British Post Once and go to Tur-
key - erganiEe postal service there In accord
anee with the Berne Convention.
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ISLES OF SHOALS REGATTA.

FINAL DECISION OF THE JUDGEs-THE FIRST
PRIZE AWARDED TO THE RAMBLER-THE
OTHERS TO BE SAILED FOR To-DAY-PRIzEs
AWARDED IN THE SECOND CLASS.
PORTSMOUTH. n. H.. July rs, 1875.
After a protracted investigation and almost in
last night, rendered their decision at the Oceanic
House, Isles OF shoals awarding the yacht Ram
bier, OF New YORK, Captain Thomas, tine nrst prize
for yachts OF the first class. No other prizes
were awarded in this class, as the Rambler was
the only yacht that rounded the second stake
boat.
THE CORRECTED TINE
OF the six yachts Of TINS class was as follows:-
II. ". s. II. M s..
Fearless...... 90 Is America....... 25 "a
tempest. 10 10 kesolute ...... SO O6
Captain Thomas, OF the Rambler, positively
stated tnat he rounded the second stakeboat ana
mat at the time no other yacht was nearer 10 him
than eight miles The others contend they could
not md the boat ana tn u II was either not there
or iar out OF position. Investigation to-day dis
closed tnat me boat was on the course, but tnir-
teen and nall miles 1rom the first siakebOat,
making That side OF the triangle three ana half
miles longer than 1t should have BEEN the pre-
SUMPTION being that the boat drlfted three and a
nan niles during the storm OF Friday.
IN THE SECOND CLASS
prizes were awarded as follows keel slooDs-
First prize TO the Tartar. captain Hastings, OF Bos
Ton second prize, Marlquita, Captain Dexter, OF
dorchester. Centreboards-First prize to the
SHADOW, Captain Deland, OF Boston; second prize,
Magic, captain Neal, OF Lynn. ScnOoners-First
prize TO the Vanttas, Captain Ware, of Beverly /;
land
class yachts would ne sailed for on Monday, as also
the sweepstakes race.
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THE BAVARIAN ELECTIONS.

AN ULTRAMoNTANE MAJORITY IN THE LOWER
HOUSE OF THE SOUTH GERMAN PARLIA-
MENT.
MUNICH, July IS, 1876
The Electoral Colleges OF Bavaria have met and
chosen members OF the Lower House, which stands
70 ultramontancs to 20 liberals.
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YACHTING NOT.

Yacht Florence, N.Y.Y.C., from Glen Cove for
New York, passed WhiJestone yesterday.
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SPAIN.

TIE SPANISH PRETENDER MAKES NO THREAT OF
REpRIsALs AGAINST THE LoYAIIsTs.
LONDON, July rs, 1875.
The text OF Don Carlos letter to KING Alfonso is
publisned.
IL contains no threat OF reprisals on the part or
the Carlists, as first reports represented.