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GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
THE EVE OF AN EXCITING STATE CONVENTION
AT BALTIMORE.

THE EVE OF An EXCITING sTATE CONVENTION
AT BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July 2O.-The Democratic State
Convention to nominate candidates for Governor, Con-
trollcr and Audorencral, viii assemble IN this city to-
morrow Full.deleg,tions from nearly every county In
the State have already arrived aud IL is not probable
there will be vacant III the Convention. There
three prominent candidates for GoNcmor-J. Black
Groome the present incumbent; United states Sens-
tor W. 4. Hamilton of Washington County and the Hon.
John Lee OF Carroll, President OF the state Senate.
Each Of the gentlemen had his headquarters at
Bamum's Hotel tonight and the friends OF
each present by hundreds IL Is almost impossible 10
IN we through the crowds filing the halls and parlors
aud extending out on the SIT Gets There hia been
auCh political dcmOs atOn here since the National Con-
yentiOn that nominated Horace Greeley Ii Will require
several ballots III the Convention before any proper idea
b. formed 10 The successful nominee for Governor,
although the friends Of Mr.. hamilton say tonight that
they lack only hf dozen votes to nominate hi the
first ballot. Mr. CAROLS friends claim his nomination
AOul doubt.
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THE FRAUDS IN TIE LOUISIANA AUDITORS
OFFIGE.

NEw-0RIEANs, July 20.-Gov. Kellogg has
addressed letter to the Attorney inelosing
port of the experts appointed by him TO examine into tie
Auditors office, in which he says:
The Investigations that have taken place before both
the civ and criminal cOlrs, and tHc inVc,tigaOn and
report of the Ssdtc examiners disclose srUs, c ahhty
part Of Otncr persOns whose acts have injured ne
State ami have cat IiscIedt GA tie Government Tor
years especially call Your attention Ia the record III
th.s respect, and request that You viii Immediately take
prompt To bng justice all those who have
been guilty VI Oe1Iudng the state ~ disclosed by these
inquiries.
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THE FRENCH NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.

THE PROPOSED TUSNEL BETWEEN FRANCE AND
ENGLAND TO BE CONsIDEhED-IIiREE MONTHS
RECESS CoSTEMPI ArED.
VERSAILLES, Tuesday, July 90 1879.
The Assembly after dsposing OF the budget
will take mp the bill relative to the proposed 'uhie nc
tween France and England private bill In reference
to the same project has already passed the Briti House
If Commons. and is now before the Lords.
The Committee Of the Assembly has resolved to report
=, ,,,,r M a recess from August 3 to November 10.
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THE PRESBYTERIAN COUNCIL.
THE DELEGATES IN sEsSION-MANY AMERICAN AND
CANADIAN CHURCHES REPRESENTED.

THE DELEGATES IN sEsSIok-MANY AMERICAN AND
CANADIAN CHURCHES REPRESENTED.
LONDON, Tuesday. July 20, 1879.
The Council. Of Delegates from all the Presbyterian
Churches in Christcndom met in Regcnt-squarc to-
day and opened session. Many representatives of
the American and Canadian churches were present.
The object of the Council is to demonstrate unity of
belief among Protestants. arrange mission work,
concentrate the influence of the Church upon cdu-
cational and social reforms and organize resistance
to infidety and religions intolerance.
ONE HUNDRED DFLEG ,TFs PREsENT-sIX AMERICAN
REPREs EETATIvEs N ATTENDANCE.
LONDON, Wednesday, July 21-6 a. IN.
The delegates attending the Presbyterian Con-
ference number 100. The following American
representatives attended yesterday evening
Rev. Mr.. Morris of Cincinnati, Dr. McCOSh of
Princeton Stuart Robinson of Louisville, Sloan of
Allegheny City, and Schah and Rogers of New
York.
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FOREIGN NOTEg.

HALIFAX, y. s., July 20-Robert Gray &
Co. OF Bear River and Thomas Huney Bishop Of An
napos have become insOlvent
SHANGHAI, July 20.--It is stated that the
Government OF China proposes 70 send an embassy TO
England relative to the murder OF Mr.. Margary.
QUEBEC, July 20.-Thc steamship Quebec
came in collision with the steamship Nova Scotia Off
Goose Island rs both vessels coming into this har
bOr, this morning. Thc Nova Scotia slightly dam
aged. but will sullnr IA detention.
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CANADIAN FINANCES.
THE REVENUE RETURNS SAIfsFACIORf-NOF FURTHER
TAXATION NEEDED.

TAXATION NEEDED.
TORONTO, July 2O.-1he Globe says the reve-
for the year inst expired will approximate very
closely the antcipati0ns Of the Minister Of Finance
In most OF the items the receipts will he rather in excess
than under the estimate There may be slight fall
ing excise, but that is mainly due 10
the large amount paid in April, 1874, in expectation OF
tariff changes dutiabc articles which thus toa certain
extent ANTICIPATED the nrOperY belonging TO
ls7 IL of course too early speak with certainty
OF the OF 1s156 but unless affairs take turn
much more Unfavnrthc than there seems 10 be any
reason far to expect with the prospect of fair har
vest ana the expenditure the public works OF very
large funds already promised there Is no present cause
dOuhng that the OF taxation adopted in 1874
will prove equal all contingencies. Belief that tins IL
the is calculated to inspire public confidence in tic
first place, because frequent alterations OF tiiln are en-
b1rSsing. and create uncertainty IN operations OF com
mcrce and secondly, because Mt teriod Of general
depression wishes to pay dollar more in taxes
than - absolutely necessary.
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he generally took Mr. Hearn's word for the measure
rnefts Mr. Hearn was In the employment OF the COM
mssioners for three years. The sea wall was an eNpe
s.ye work TO build and worth. Mr. Heafn Deneveu,
60 cents per foot Mr. Clark had only 800 Linear feet 10
build at first The Board asked Mr. Hcarns opinion IN
regard 10 building the Vmaning BOZ linear feet ana ne
said flat they could not do the work cheapy as nv
Clark The wall was two three feet below iow-water
mark. The foundation made at Inherent uepths TIE
wall always being laid upon solid bottom .,o,o
The Committee then adjourned until Thursday al lo'oo
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rur-DPITISU COTTON INDUSTRY.

THE COTTON MILL OPERATIVES OF OLDHAM REFUSE
THE MASTERS TEaMs-ThE NEIGIiBpkiNG MILLS
~ Az UNSETTLED srArE-GENtRAL TROUBLE
FEARED.
LONDON, Wednesday, july 2l-5 a. M
The cotton mill operatives have held crowded
meeting at Oldham and resolved to re-
fuse the masters terms fixing the rates
Of wages. Oldham alone contains $4,000
operatiyes. The mills in the surrounding district
are in an unsettled state. \ general rupture III the
Lancashire cotton trade may be looked for
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THE AMERICAN SQUADRON AT ST. PETERS
BURG.

ADMIRAL woRDEN AND HIS OFFICERS BRILLIANTLY
r>1EITAINEI-THE VESSELS HOMEWARD BOUND.
ST. PETERSBURG. Tuesday, july 90 1879.
The American squadron, which has been
visiting this city, sailed for home Admiral "ordeh
and his officers were brilliantly entertained during their
tay here The Car accompanied the Admiral to Cron
stadt Oh his departure
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NO ACTION By NETWORK LIBERALS PROBABLE
AT PRESENT.

SARATOGA, July 2O.-Seyeral members Of
the SUBJ Committee OF the Liberal Republican Committee
10 decide the question OF calling convention
nominate candidates here. and the full Committee s
expected tomorrow. All present unanimous tho
belief that IL lmpoc to take any action now, aud tho
Committee viii undoubtedly postpone action until later
date. The Liberals do not feel that they strong
enough ~ do anything than watch the o tho
parties aud throw their influence for the party and
candidates who advance the best and promise
the most thorough reform
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CHICAGO, July 2O.-NOthing whatever has
been learned TO cOIroborte tie story thai Prof Donald
sons balloon las landed in the vicinity of South Haven,
Michigan. The telegraph operator at that point knew
nothing Of IL last night ana communication win tldt
section is severed to-day. The story Il = morally die
credited here. Rewards amounting 10 800 nave been
Tered for tie recovery of the bodies OF Tie aoOnas
seani-tugs now hunting the lake ia search OF
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32l4 quarters above those Of the week in 1874
Every market scany supplied that we seem 10 De
on the borders OF exhaustion, though from the lowest
point our averages show rlse"s only 3s. 3D. In bh
GUM and Holland there has been moderate rise Even
In Germany with good prospects prices are somewhat
dearer while in Hungary where the crop is enormous
they are also dearer.
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LABORING WITH THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL.
WAsnINGToN, July 2J.-Judge Fisher had a per-
sonal interview with the Attorney-General to-day.
an hour long. His purpose was the presentation Ut
replies to the complaints which have been made
against his administration. No conclusions
were reached. Another interview will
take place tomorrow, when the District
Attorney will be accompanied by Judge Macarthur
of the Supreme Court for the District of Columbia.
He hopes to make such explanations will be sat
isfactory to the Attorney and induce him to
Withdraw the request for his resignation. Az tho
matter now stands, the request has been suspended
at the instance Of the President. in order that the
accused may have full hearing.
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THE EUROPEAN CORN TRADE.
GrxrnAL ADVANCE IN PRICLs.

GENERAL ADVANCE IN PRICES.
LONDON. Tuesday July 20, 1875.
The Mark Lane Express of this week says:
In France wheat advanced In the provinces Is to
a. and In Paris IL. Cd. Flour has advanced ID per
sack Here We have yet 10 learn the full extent OF the
advance Before the heaviest rains there waS an coca
.,,,,, rise of Ia 10 e. Last weeks sales were only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-21
CARDINAL McCLOSKEY EXPECTED AT ROME.
FLORENCE. Tuesday. July 20. $50.

The Journal of this city says Cardinal Me-
Coskey ia expected To arrive III Rome next septcnor
to receive the Cardinals hat from the hands OF the Pope
and many American ccclesiastics will accompany him.
This news has been anticipated by THE TRIBUNE,
which last Saturday announced that Cardinal McCioskcy
will leave on the 18th Of August for IIavrc, wlcnc" he
will proceed ut once TO Rome II is not intended that
many American ecclesastcs" shall go with him-ED.
TRIBUNEl
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PORTSMOUTH lvA.l FREE FROM YELLOW FEVER.
WASHINGTON, July 20.-The following tele-

gram received BY the secretary OF the Navy Today:
PORTSMOUTH, Va, July 20, 1919.
As various reports published III Northern papers
affecting the health Of Norfolk and vicinity have to ie-
port health of tli5 LOCALITY unusually excellent Tor
the season, aud that there has been OF yellow
here for nearly 20 years. This information II de-
rived from the health officers of the two cities Upon in
vestgation ud that medical officer attached Ia this
station has written, privately or otherwise that
there was a case Of fever here. T. IL. sIEyENs,
Commodore commanding
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TIE IMPEACHMENT OF THE MAYOR OF GIN
CINNATI.

CNCINNATI, July 20.-A petition will be filed
In the Prostate Court for the impeachment OF
Mayor johnson. file Is charged with various acts OF
omission and commission, the chief OF which are his
efforts to control the abOrs of the police at the last eec
ton. contrary law Hen in force. lac being candt
date reelection. Two of the parties signing The petit
ZION were members the police force at the time, but
have since been removed.
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TIE BRUSSELS CONFERENCE.

RUSSIA WILLING To HAVE lr DISCONTINUED.
LONDON, Tuesday, July 20, 1873.
The Daily Telegraph says Russia has officially an,
,orrcod her intention Of withdrawing her proposal
for the continuance of the l}rlssels Conference.
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CAPTURE OF A BLACK HILLS PARTY.

OMAIIA, NOD, July ZU.-Ihifteeh mInero
and four wagons captured IS miles north OF Fort
Iaraie, 10 the Black Hills, Friday last ano
brouxh nJo tia t0rt palula
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A DECISION OF THE CIOKPENNING CLAIM NEXT
WEEK.
WASHINGTON, July 2O.-The

Attorncy Genefa in reference to the ChOrpennng claim
will not be- delivered for week further extension Of
time has been granted the claimants 10 present evil
d,uce IN their behalf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-21
THE DISTURBANCES IN HERZEGOVINA.
THE GOVERNOR OF BOSNIA ORDERED TO DISPATCH
TROOPS
COSsTaNTINOPLE, II

CONsrANTNOPLE, Tuesday, July 20 $50.
The Turkish Government has ordered the
Governor OF the Province OF Bosnia to dispatch troops
against the insurgents IN herzegovina.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-21
sTILL FEARING A FLOOD IN TENNESSEE
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 2O.-There is still

@V' "''N 10 "F@-@
considerable uneasness among planters the bottom
lands In overflow but the gauge
shows that viii have ~ rise three feet To brIk
II IL high water OF this 5p.ns, when the rivers below
were full
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THE RELIGIOUS MOVEMENT IN LONDON.
a few gentlemcn WIND
LIBERAL SUBSCRIPTION FOX YUM" MEN D 'h"iS-
TAN ASSOCIATION HALL.

TAN ASSOCIATIONS HALL.
LONDON, Tuesday July 20, 1875.
A few gentlemen while breakfasting with
Mr. Graham "A former member Of Parliament, opened II
subscription with $4,000 to build Young Mems
Chrstlan Association hail here.
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EVIDENCE OF JOSEPH j. HFARN.


Joseph Hearn testified that hc had been appointed
snperntendont OF wall after the work
begun lie gave his whole time to the work and
ground every day, unless excused especially by the
Board. There were employed upon the sea wall
except those hired by Mr.. Clark, the contractor No
igrants worked upon this part Of the sea wall There
we're emigrants employed upon the other part OF the
wall in the Winter Of ISL When the witness was super
ntendent OF the boys on Wards Island he set some Of
the emigrants at work filling aud grading behind
the wall They received an extra plug Of tobacco each
week for their work. The Commissioners were not
charged for this labor and Mr. Clark, the contractor,
was allowed 10 extra compensation. MI liearn de-
scrbed his method of Keeping an account OF the WORK
perfOned He said that lac was educated III the west Oi
ireland and was a mason by trade Ihe calculations
were made every week When the time for the
payments there "a considerable difference between
Mr.. Hearns measurements and those Ut Mr. CLARK. Mr..
serrell was called In u srsyey tho wall, as a third
person. who h. nd interest His measure
ments r,rc the a. Mr. Healns, WIN
,nnng difference. The Commissioner were dissatsnea
,siih Nr O'Neii and he discharged. MI. ONeii
visited tho work only In two or three weeks Then
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JAMES I. sERREILs TESTIMONY.

James T. serrell testified that he made the survey OF
the sea wall after it completed, and took full
measurements Of that part which exposed. The
III, asuements of the other parts procured from Mir
IIcarn to whom Mr. Slrrcil sCnt by the Commits
sioners He could that the work had been douc
according 10 the specifications. The tide rises there from
u TO feet Mr.. serrcll then explained how the wall
had been constructed, and his method OF surveying
The work. Mr.. serrcll added that there had been
d,sDute about the measurements, and Mr.. O'Ne had
been called III.
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