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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-02
LATEST SNIP NEWS
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Steamship wyanoke Couch. Richmond CITY Point ana va
folk with mdse and pass 10 Qd Dominion sea ss p.. and
pas. o. Metropolitan steamship co. .,...,.
BARK Alma ,'jcr. Lohmeyer. lquiqne 81 days W.T." '"
Brig casalla of nichmend. Me- whittemore s's"A -
schr. south shore OF Denns, WmtieDore oasa' '~'~
schr Dos Mayo SPAN, valhoma Barseoa y days vt"
scir Jessie Clark Eiwoo FernaDdina days with Osvs
~,r Souvenir rof Parr.boro n 81 Hatfield IIantspor T.
sesr. Franconis Mott. Bangor with lqm I
schr Lizzie Iirc..ier Warner, Bangor. with umoes
sSSr. 9mcri Ss %ner seGiani Wit lime
sehT 9 sbIsin Be" ;ter RoGsa land , Nth lima
schr. VIM Todd Wool, Calais, win lameer
SER Prtie q the Fast Tort CALAIS, with lumber.
scsr Lone a. B9ariman t,p ,,h ber
sseT Viola Viola My Hath S w9nS I'M nth i,iS Lumber
scaooSEas-RIvFs ooA-TwI.y
T. f. st ckncy Norwich. ". A. Prednore, Norwich
ste,m.h,. uerser for Hsmbnrr state NJ Louisiana rs
Glasgow France FOR London OK o. YSrr T ~ aoa
via Idaho Cienfuegos brig MaIena FOR Liverpool sshr
T. II. Livingston. for Jacksonville
Baidc America. Hamburg Katie Mcdonald for cIsris.
santo H bom M City '' Storm Storm Petrol ' Tor FaoaS
wiz @INb f---si rs. 'i Light T. W. clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORTLAND, July Arrived, scnr- Little ANN. trom bosos
John from PicOn. Cleared bark Iia Tor MAAn-
Lis schr. Janet. for II John. y. b.
Boston July ARRIVED steamship Wm Lawrence. from
Baltimore brig sullivan from Turk Island CleaT,-i bsrxs
Alice Campbell for Liverpool Mamie T. Bell for Havana
brig san carlos. for ST. John. =. h.
BALTIMORE, july Arm al. steamships Josephine lhotn-
son. from New York John : >hryrr from Pm isdephlA
cleared steamships Il beccs clyde for Wilmington. y g. "
Bruno. Nsvg.York Vim. Mhiden, for Philadelphia
sailed bark EvrrtOn, Jor the Vest indies.
sAS FRAsCsCO July The Pacific Mall steamship tor-
panys steamship CITY Of Toxic sailed today Tor long Kong
VIA Yokohama.
FORFIGN PORTS.
FATHER POINT July The steamship Waiensian from
arrived n 3 p. II.
HALIFAX Y. =. JIly The steamship George Saattuck
left for u. Pierre cape Breton ports today.
LONDON. July sailed fr United states ports Peter
IlgabDter, Pomona capt. Hamilton, - ~
trek. edward Mcdowell, Osf Gas, Hypatia slrp~n Ian
rptt. FrugOnie Devote PavlO RaveA Adventure, p ".
Chairman Advocate Magnolia Mzpah. Passed Constantine
pie Maria Francesca Arrived out on no
both Lizzie teTuania. Daphne, and David
Bugbee Arrived 3Oh June Abraham, the latter
AT Bristol John Youri swift Floga the latter az
Gloucester: lrefsior Noricip. oskar H. fe last trrs
channel Arrived out July l. Oasis etandfess the ss
az falmouth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-02

hibton. George IT. Cushmnn's subject was Work" and
MIR. kngsbury treated The Ideal Tendency" Each OF
the young ladies' read essay. The valedictory Address
by Jennie L. Demarcst, who took her sub
tect Beyond the Alps Lies Italy"
After the literary exercises concluded tho princi
pal OF the School John T. Gross rsented the class TO
the Board " Education In brief aCdrrss. Gov. Belle
conferred the diplomas He spoke ~ the necessity OF
labor in every sphere OF f and OF the necessity OF guild
by correct moral principles 81 selfreance and
intelligent Judgment He declared that individual effort
Is the great secret Of success.
After the commencement exercises, Gov. Bedle was
given reception by the Board OF Education and citizens
OF anfed Of the residence Of the Hon J. W Yates. An
address OF welcome was delivered by Mr. Yates, and the
Governor made brief response.
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THE DECREASE IN IMMIGRATION.

The half yearly report, up to July !, OF the
Commissioners OF Emigration which was made yester-
day shows OF immigration during the first SIX
months OF This year in comparison with that Of the same
t,ro in --l of 2.6Gl The Comm ,siouers OF the
opinion that the total immigration viii not mount 10
600 for the year and 81 this fully 10000 Will not pay
anv head tax whatever They do not expect the actual
receipts to be- hIl ~ those Tor ISL NotWuE-t tldihg
an expected loan Of 100000 on The rd- island prop
crtv rcuGin. the present Wnrtg1-c. the tohI- >oncrs
fer that ~ the rn~e - tho Year the J. nri N4h ~
greatly m debt, and that they W have TO close the IL
stitmtlOn .bcfnre lie MInL.r SCI. IN.
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will DO seen therefore that the circulation Of TVS rsA
USs through the mails than ne Herald an
Times combined that OF The World <s combined ~
almost great OF all three OF these morning papss
combined. Advertisers will inesress ~
membsr that the columns THs
than those Of other Tho and that each ooiumA
or line therefore, gives sixth space
than 4 column OF hne any VI The other papcrs
Daily Tsstuns hIy II
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A family. the widowed father OF which has
been somewhat afflicted with an intermrddins Of up
roariou- sisf.rsinaw has ixyearOld girl that has
faculty of prayer" FEW evenings since she
enumerated the objects OF her supphcations az
follow: God bless papa and M governess, and my
sisters and brother, and my uncle -am and my aunt
Georgia. and my twin cousins, and cousin Julia and All
my relations except Maur ami Jane and Ellen the OBJ
noXous aunfs and the less you have to do with them
the better IL viii be- FOR YOU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-02
JOHN KELLY ASSAULTED BY \ wORKTNGMAN.
The Hon John Kelly WIS assaulted Yester-

day while walking down Broadway when near Nine
feminist His s.ailant George Ballard Of No. 434
East Fourteenhs The alleged reason for the assault
was that Mr.. Kelly is preventing the payment Of their
lust wages TO Ballard and other workngmen Of the city
AT the Washington-place Police Court Judge Wandeh
held Ballard in 500 bail to keep the peace.
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THE RETURN TO \ LICENSE LAW IN MAssA
CIC-ETI-.

BosToN, July 1.-The new Liquor License
law wlt into eject to-day Eleven blndred persons
have pd into The city treasury an aggregate Of SIS 900
for licenses. The police have received imperative
orders 20 enforce vigorously the provisions ~ the new
law MAYOR CoJD expresses mia determination 70 prose
rf. and ,o-s Lp every unlicensed establishment; $50
to revoke the licenses OF all parties found selling i'm
NINA linn
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NgwOmKAgs. July Hams hrmer at BE. for choice
Sunrcurrd. other articles unchanged Exchsngo-Nev-
York sight prem. sterling, "a Gold, III
WILMINGTON, y. c. Jly l-Spnts Tarpontine firm at Sic
Rosil steady 81 al 30 for srsne Crude Irrpentins
steady s 80 for Hard " ~ for ieuow DIP and ~ S5 for
Nus Tax steady Al D. 10
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CATTLE MARKET.

BALTIMORE July l.-CArTLE-Ths market during the past
duh and prices Va &C tur tops and 20
lower Tor ne.um and common grades salcs very best 80
7sc quality. 566c medium or good fair quality so
Lc ia ~ &c.
the sales $40 &c n. Recept 1893 head saies
sJB head.
Hos dun and prtcos "a lower rangs .
loo. y ksoeiptA 3,54l head
dull aud prices shade lower;
f4ds5 each duh s2sS3 rs zach RoceiptA 1867
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n4RRlEN

RFTrs-SCOFTELD- "wednesday Juno 30 1873 ~ the red
drnce brides mother. Ridge Iis, W alden. y - -
NJ. v -Choonmaker. ASSISTED by tho Rev. boA
Nixon J. MacEWen Belts Of Sew York o. Nellie G., daus-
TER ~ the late Augustus 4. -cOneld ~ Walden
ORGANIZATION Thursday. July ], 1873. al re
Anthem Mem church, by the Rev r. lieb'r newton Dr.
John T.. c. Foster Of New Haven. Conn. 10 Jo-epLlne
daughter Of Joseph Bckne II ver4alc, New Ork CITY
Al Notice, 81 Marriages must be iRdorsed uish nsu
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perfect satisfaction sold large quantities - every
speaks praise Neuralgia -weled JOINTS khennA
IA across tie hdncss and IN Fact, No could not emu
meratc the Il has cured
BLOWN, DOrY & Co. Druggists, Pnughkeepsie, y \.
Sold by al Druggists. Depot So AL SiAth ave-, New
Only 80 cents and 81 bottle.
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II Will be seen that American News Company bouShs
considerably more rIBuNEs than i lid World and Fbaes pus
together and that NewYOrk News Company Also boaxm
more rHalgEs than il I'D B0rs and Taes pat together.
This about average coui o, the relative PUP
cass .or Yast There las been time this
year daily circulation Of rHz TRIBUNE wa noe
equal combined daily cIrculaucns Of Ths World ana
Tims 10 which ils seuVeeky circulation "a not qu~t
rupo the combined semtweeky Calculations Of me YOrl
ana Tes which ia weekly circulation was not ous
sight OF the combined weekly calculations u The VorA
and Tnes the 10Th Of April tao OF Tie best known ~
yersng agents the country prepared the following card
We tie un!cisgned examined tho books % rHs III
tNr Foreman it, Press Room, the DAILY reports etc.
anc entirely do certify that the entire crca
luE D,ILY lmBlNE Tor the month Of March 49,
I'm l0T IN. month i67 hat the enre crcustos
DAILY TH thr mouth of Aprn, up y and m
Gliding ls day, 49,, so complete copcs nakins ~
ur,rIgs ddg circidt0n for the mouth u Aprl thus mr.
40 sis cotnplete copies. VI PEII ENGILL,
N-r-l York, Aprl TO- 1873. HEMAN BURR
The figures gwen remained sngary stable through
past month. The daily circulsos Of rus
TRIBUNE for the whole month wa so, d..
The ING from the OcA report OF The Pos>
master city u New York 70 the Postmaster General
giving Of postage paid by each the mouth
January. 1879 10 regular editions sent from the New
York once regular sub-crbers further illustrates
the relative circulAuons;
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET
PROVIDENCE Il L, jug L-Prnuns cloths t.Arkst veal
farmer Quetxio
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Special Notices.

Dr.hlrr'. Pal. are sur and lfesi remedy for chA
and Fever AMI malaria
Fire Works. Fire WORKS.
In beautiful very yariety-iy t above SIC
art :. ~ Fourth ave. ~ ~ Wv =
CIaret. and -anterne-.-Fro m.st Sd good sound Sne
pr ca-., .ucudng Barton g '"lNiier CrAss FLA
aaHLc & Ciayel.e's, bottled a. the haeaiA. IA ,,,.
IL. Is. hIkh a. Co, 80 FULTON. 81
Established 1853
Po.t-O,Iice Notice.-The MAILS FOR FL ROPE Tor mo
week ending sAIU RDA1 July 5 !So. vi c,o's a. 1s
THURSDAY AZ Il:3O a Ill., and Oh AT KDAr al - ~
ID. and - n l. L. JAAhS' /. d.
The g. ID. Champn -pecinl." The finest stn Wns
pro-iuced by tho Pleasant Valley Wae 1ohpAny eAnslS
flavor, dry, very hight perfectly pure not r. nioST' s'a
Only in bottles by the Companys Asents H. n n th
pauys Brandes undenaby The purst IL tho world very
clean. no ~ colorng matter aided
New-Yorl. state society of the Cincinnaii.-dENE;
RAJ OEBNR-NE"-l Ogk July !, lntJ.- Tue -0i'ty ~iu
place on Monday July II O'Clock. Members Of oes
State .t.cs u he Cincinnati Hao may De IN the cy are
ninety ninth anniversary Of Saonai Independence hs
MNaIZls WiLLErr. sec HAMlLroN Fish. President
The Philadelphia" Sh c,; Of rhc tribune at III
teict Bu ding
SRI RECEPTIONS AND ADV EllII- NEVIS REC ElF Ed
AT ~ bLI-HIl.,' RATES.
subscribers tie Daily in Philadelphia can have the papce
al Their Residences 10 ue 70 De RAJ Al ihe
f.4llt and mined at,y dsiaicio i 10 al pAEo
city Back numbers can usually be supplied al c once
Advertisers desiring TO gam the attehtion ana pa
tronsge of Farmers and Agrcuiturists, will find TIM
WEEKLY TRIBUNE the most valuable and effective nc
class t.an any weekly paper published 4iverus>
uens TO secure proper Classification should bs LANDED -
or before Monday u the week II lssle
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
HAVANA MARKETS.
DOMESTIC MARKETS

HAVANA Jnly spanish gold, 2Os roe. sugar quie
No II D. = l31. fla reals arrobe in god 6'4d7 reAA
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Pounds n 1r.
nuai rates " reg.
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The PhiIadeip Lia Dnrr OF rhe tribune Is At III
SOUTH SGXr.T-F
f.ff.. flfiH h. -f.r
OtInterc,t 90 Advertiser.

Yesterday tie American and New.iors News Compani'
bought OF the various morning papers a. follows;
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DIED.

Al N0iice' ~ NGrridges
name and address.
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po.t-o,ilce Noticr.-The MAILS FOR ~ ROPE mo
week ending SATURDAY, July 3, 1913. WI Gloss Al ms
office A. follows. On WEDN i-DAY AZ II m, on
THURSDAY II Il:30 - Ill., and Oh SATC kDAH At ~ ~
a III. l. L. JAMES T. d.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-08-17

the war for the Union, on entering Toronto
harbor this afternoon with 300 excursionists on
board, struck sunken suag and rapidly sank
to her upper deck. The passengers were taken
off by tugs and landed
Foreign Notes.
The treaty of commerce between China and
Peru was ratified on the 9TH inst.
The Emperor William was present to-day,
when the statue OF Hermann was unveiled
near Detwold, in Westphalia There was an
immense concourse of people,
A vessel arrived at Halifax from Havana,
Yesterday, with the captain and one man down
with the yellow fever.
The captain of fishing schooner at Half
reports that while off the coast a swarm of
army worms fell with rain aud covered the
deck.
Mrs jackson, wife of the American consul
at Halifax, died yesterday.
Later advices from Delwold estimate that
10000 persons were present at the investing of
the statue of Hermann. The enthusiasm was
immense.
Intelligence is received that the insurgents in
Herzogovania have stormed Fort Goyapskee
aud captured the town of Metakia.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-08-17

new offered at 4lc; Acc bid Barley nominaiy uns
changed.
Receipts for to-day-1OOO bbls -four, 10000 bush
ley.
,o Shipments do-5O0 bbls flour, $1,000 bush wheat
OOOO bush corn, 90 900 do oats
- INDIANAPOLIS August 16.-Flour is at % q 90.
C9rn-Ear 70 g re; Sheed II @ nc. Oats-none
offering.
lands at 141c.
SAVANNAH, August 16.-Cotton quiet; Middling up
lands 1890.
NEW YoRK, August 16.-Cotton firm; NIiddling
upands 14ic
NEW ORLEANS. August 16.-Cottor NOMINAL Mid
ding uplands at 14ic.
upands at 14c
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-08-17
WASHINGTON.
Frauds i'm the Marine COrps.


WASHINGTON, Aug. 16-The Chronicle pub
fishes lengthy article today on the marine
corps, the details of which are principally
charges OF swindling the marines by officers of
the corps, and further charges against Quarter
master Slack for serious abuses in the matter
OF purchasing clothing, &C., with other whole
sale charges against the entire corps, so far as
the o11cers are concerned. Treasury officers
say that Major Slack is entirely innocent OF any
completely, and that the offence lies between
the contractors and parties who are entrusted
with the inspection of the clothing; that such
frauds have been committed has been evident
for some time. and the Collector of the Treas
ury has commenced suit against the bonds
men of the contractor in New York. The ex-
tent of the fraud is believed TO be in the neigh
borhood of $4,000.
The fraud committed on the government
through the marine corps is said by the Star to
have been committed by Barnum & Brother of
New York, who made out a bill for 1928, 900 for
clothing they had not manufactured, and on
collision with one OF the clerks of Capt Mad
dox, the inspector at Philadelphia obtained the
latter's approvals and subsequently that of
Gen. Zelin and payment from Major Slack.
The President and the Revenue Frauds,
Statements having reached the pnblic that
the President of the United States and the Sec.
Rotary of the Treasury are not in full accord in
their efforts to bring Justice to all who have
been engaged in violation OF the internal reve
nue. laws in relation to the tax on distilled
spirits, the President, in communication re-
ferring thereto and forwarded to the Secretary,
has made the following autograph endorse
ment:
Referred to the Secretary of the Treasury.
This was intended as private letter for my
information and contained many extracts from
st. Louis papers not deemed necessard to for
ward They are obtainable, and have no DOUBT
been read by the federal officials in st Louis
l forward this for information and to the end
that if it throws any light upon new parties to
summons as witnesses they may be brought
out Let no guilty man escape if it can be
avoided. Be specially viglant or instruct those
engaged in the prosecution of the frauds to be
against all who insinuate that they have high
influence to protect them. No personal consid-
Grafton should stand in the way of performing
public duty.
(SigIed) U. S. GRANT.
July goth, 1872.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-08-17
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

The officials have been unable to find the
Seam yachtIUruguay. 1t is believed they have
bee. hoaxed.
A letter from the Indian territory says
steamer laden with annuity goods for the In,
dams stopped near Bismarck and sold a lot OF
longed to the Insians,
Seven persons wels drowned on different ex-
curoiv~a near New Yo,k Sunday.
York Saturday.
John Knight of West Newbury, Mass. com.
mitted suicide yesterday morning by orswning
himself in a spring at the rear Of his barn. ~
wife and five children.
In Pawtucket, r. l., yesterday, a small barn
on East Avenue was burned and a three year
old son of John S. Sanborn. persisted in the
flames. 1t is supposed the child was playing
and set the barn on fire.
Chas G. Finney, for many years president
of OberlIn College, dieds suddenly yesterday
morning of heart disease.
The steamer Hugh Martin burst her boiler at
Washington landing, Tennessee river, Saturday
killing four men, iDjuring two seriously and
others slightly
Spotted Tail has gone home. He says the
miners have damaged the Creek $4,000, which
amount he will claim from the government.
Two yellow fever patients from Havana are
on one OF the quarantine islands IN New YORK
bay.
A letter from Spark Hill, N. j., says there
were ten heavy land slides on the Piermont
Branch railroad last Friday night. Several
houses were wrecked. Several people are
missing, and quite number were injured by
rocks and earth which were washed down the
mountain.
The arrest of Dewolf in Brooklyn Sunday for
passing counterfeit fifty cent stamps is be-
lieved to be very important as the Counterfeit
is dangerous and De wolf is believed to be the
head of gang whose headquarters are in Phil
adelphia.
Customs receipts yesterday $501 ,3O1. Inter-
nal revenue receipts $345, S21.
The Navy Department is informed that the
frigate Tennessee passed through the Suez
canal easily.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-08-17
A Statement by Gen. Cowan.

Gen Cowan, Assistant ,cratary of the In
terror, has replied to Mr.. Welshs open letter
to the President, denying number of his al
legations in reference to the charge that Sec
rotary Deano published a statement in his
annual report for 1872. THAT stock OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad had been subscribed
to the amount of 100000" Gen. Cowan saws
the railroad reports as made by the Secretary
are merely complication of the reports of the
presidents of the several land grant roads,
made to him under oath according to law, an d
that in the above case the Secretary used the
Identical language that was used by the presi-
dent of the Northern Pacific road under oath
in his report to the department. Gen. Cowan
closes his statement by correcting on an error
fallen into by many that Mr.. WEIGH was driven
from the board OF Indian Commissioners by
Secretary Delano, when the fact is that Mr.
Welch resigned in May, 1869, during the term
of Secretary Cox, and has never since been con-
nected with the board. Mr.. Delano was ap.
pointed Secretary in October, 1870, about eight
cen months after Mr.. Welch's resignation.
- Treasury Balances.
The following are the Treasury balances of
to-day Currency! 1884, 723, 277OO; special deposit
of legal tenders for redemption of certificates of
deposit S66, 910, 900; coin $685. 456, 277, including
coin certificates, S19, 750 500; outstanding legal
tenders, 1874, 755,l08
Death of Naval Hero.
Lieut.. Commander Morris, commander of
the Cumberland when sunk by the Merrmack,
died yesterday at the Jordan Alum Springs,
Va.
Interesting Suit.
Murtagh, proprietor of the National Repub-
lican, brought suit against the District Com
missoners today to recover $47 900 claimed as
remaining due for the advertising OF tax sales
last June, $50, 900 having already been paid by
tho Commissioners on account.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-08-17
F OR E IG N.
Death Of a German Prince.

Death OF a German Prince
NAPLES Aug. 16-Prince Charles Theodore,
great uncle of the King of Bavaria, fell from
his horse to day and was instantly killed.
The CarIist War.
MADRID, Aug. 16.-Gen Quesada, after a
sharp fight, captured the Carlists' pos ition at
Lunco
The Carlist forces mentioned on the 10th
inst as having passed through Berga with the
expectation of surprising the Alphonsists en-
gagged in the siege Of SEQ De Urgel, approached
to within three leagues of the besieged town,
but the movements of the royal army compell-
ed them to retreat again to the mountains.
LONDON, Aug. 16-The CarIist committee
report that they have received official advices
from the commander of the troops defending
SEQ de Urgel, to the effect that the Alfonsists
have captured none of his positions and have
lost ID 900 men during the siege. The citadel
and forts are intact The garrison has forty
five guns and is we'll supported with ammuni-
tion and provisions. One of the Alfonsst
batteries has been silenced. The besieged have
made several sorties with success.
InsurrectiOn in Croatia.
VIENNA, Aug. 16.-Advices from Grgrain
reports that an instruction has broken out in
Turkish Croatia, in the district between Koz-
stanick and Dubyeka, along the Austrian
frontier. The insurgents have surprised
guard house, killed the guard and seized their
arms
Insurrection in Croatia.
CoNsTANTNoPLE Aug. 16.-The Courier de
Orient estimates the force despatched against
the insurgents in Turkish Croatia at 10000
men.
STEINER Sunk
TORONTO, Aug. 16.-The steamer Rothsay
Castle, successful blockade runner during