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New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
LATEST From THE WHISKY WAR
SEIZURES IN MILWAUKEE,.

MORE DIsTILLERrEs SEIZED AND TURNED OVER TO
UNITED STATES MARSHAIs-AN APPEvI TO THE
CoUTTs-sUsPENsION or FIVE sTORgKEEPERs.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, May 1.-THE work of
sezng liquor establishments has progressed quietly but
vigorously to-day under the charge OF Capt Brooks and
his force. The following disteries, which were
seized yesterday, to-day turned over
to the custody Of the United States Marshal {:
The Kinncknnick dstilery Chas. Guenther proprietor
the Menomonee distillcry Robt Feivert proprietor
Louis Rindskons and Thos ONell's distileries. The
following additional seizures made: The retfyiny
house Of Christian Salentine and Philip Wiener,
and the Milwaukee Redistilling and Reetifying
Company. and the distilleries OF r. Bergenthal
and Chas Grau. Appraisers sent to the five dis
ees seized yesterday To report the value OF each 20 the
United States DisrictAttorney This afternoon Thos.
ONel applied to the United States Circuit Court Judge
Dmmond presiding. and asked that appraisal Of his
distery be made and that he be permitted to give
bonds and resume operations. The petition
granted In the course OF his re-
marks, Judge Drummond characterized the
law under which the seizures Eiade a
and which ought to be carefully executed. Further ap
peatiOns will he made tomorrow. The revenue Officers
expYsss at the succtss OF the proceed
ings
Five storckecpers have been suspended todoy and is
xpectod that other officers Of the district VIII
ever will not be among the number, his conduct IL
understood to DO satisftory To the Government tn all
respects
Dc tective Mcdonald Who drew a revolver yesterday
a dstiler who seeking gain access to his safe
after his esab had been SEIZED taken before
the police court this morning and immediately dis
charged.
The raid is the prevailing topic of conversation but
there Is excitement
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
THE ST. LOJIS SUPERVISION.

GEN. MCDONALD OFFERS GEN. HAwLEY ALL THE
AID IN HIS POWER TO GIvE-HE PROCESSES TO
HAVE NO FEARS OF ANY CHARGES AGAINST HIS
HONESTY.
Sr. LOUIS, May 11.-Gen. John Mcdonald,
Supervisor OF Internal Revenue for this district received
a letter to-day ffom Supervisor Hawley officially noti
flying him OF his action yesterday, and inclosng a
copy OF his authority from Secretary BristOw.
Gen. Mcdonald replied by offering any assistance to
Gen. Hawley that he might require. In an interview
with reporter, Cen Mcdonald said he had been a.
years making reputation and did not intend To let any
one tribe with it. lie intimated that he would make
it a personal matter with any one who dared to
mpcach ha honesty He had fear but he could clear
up any charge that might be brought against him. The
has created considerable excitement among all
classes of business
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
A SILK MAKERS REUNION.


world IN respect to her taste, all matters Of industrial or
pictorial art She Is to-day the most thoror-y inde-
pendent nation on the face Of inc earth Commercially
WY becase She IA always carrying her artisans over
tne neaa on AL the world tAppise Because she detes
an TINS py means OF cheap labor hoddy CLOTH and rotten
ron VIC see ne result Of the OF France. She
mas zone through this great and TO day she stands
so song hat me question Ia between her and Germany
wne.ner the Time has not come for Germany TO renew
10 10 cOieuue war again. There IL intelligence In
inc OF France have only word tO
III auuhon Inc question is about civilization, and
Dy 'nn. IL mean the more thoroughly empoyments
hon aIe Wv 'iHed The more rapid are the domestic
cAcn'nsrs ana the profitable, and tho
y. "atsr tne power TO make commerce with the world.
Zoe usde commerce Is the base of the foreign
ncrra "nu every step you take toward promoting
iomes;ie conerce is step toward maintaining foreign
,0mmerse Applause.
The ChsIrma. announced as the next toast "The Con
,ress of the gnte statesThe varied industries OF
people testimony tJ the wise legislation of their
representatives." The Hon 5. g. Cox responded to the
toasf.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
ADDRESS or TIE HON. BENJAMIN A.
WILLIS.

feel sincerely grateful that you have given
me sentiment not confined rteres' merely, but
fo all the interests of our country Regarding this
ionic there can be no difference of opinion. All
are In harmony this topic. l myself nave
confidence in the enterprise, IN the intelligence
and in the spirit OF the American neopc and believe
4 is tue to this rather than 10 e saton that We see So
many evidences of prosperity throughout the country
Mans dsinclnation to obey the moral laws
makes necessary the restraint Of mans laws
It il the duty OF the Government only
10 protect persons and property The moment IL de-
parted from this purpose, that NOM nj 1t trenchc- on te
domain hat belongs 10 huInt. activity or moral cthcS
IL true that today trade Is paraVzrd Urn, tnlt
capital AMI labor IDLE; but tins Is not so nch tic
fault of legislators is due 10 he relation be-
tween labor and capital le moment THESE rciatonS
are harmOnzed the snachlcs Will DC Iel ana our pcopb
Will prosper -,
Now gentlemen trusting that your industry Will con-
tinue thrive. that the representing You III Co-
gross will npoo no unnecessary restraint or shi
You viii investigate frauds on the revenue IN the
undertaking. OF goods appadsr ana DIihs 10 ,'e.h
punishment the no, M LEI the pfttehsc Oh coioc"
Ing the revenue. punderln te country tAanA you
warmly for TINS reception
At the conclusion OF Mr. Wiliis's address, William
Strange OF Paterson in reply to the toast OK Joseph
Marie Jacquard, tn Columbus Of rcxtc Manufactured
recalled briefly the incidents Of Jaequards ie and par
ticuIary OF the prosecutions which he was compeich 10
undergo introducing the Jacquard loom in opposition
to the silk manufacturers and weavers OF Lyons.
The next toast was our Textile ministries Vhe ma
tons fostering care has made them nations PRIDE
John L. Hayes Of Boston responded. He described the
rise and progress Of cotton sns anl manufacture IL
this country.
The next toast was responded to by william 7. Blake
in place OF Gen. Joseph T. Hawley-" The Centennial
Exhibition OF Industry in 1876"
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE POLITICAL SITUATION IN EUROPE

THE POLITICAL SITUATION IN EUROPE
CONSULTATIONS AT BERLIN-0ERMAN ASSURANCES
OF SATISFACTORY RELATIONS WITH FRANCE.
BERLIN. Wednesday,, May IL, 1873.
The Car, Prince Gortscbakoff, and Prince Bis
marck had o long consultaton to-day.
The North German Gafstte says "We can give
that the relations Of Germany and France
have at no time since the war been more friendly
and satisfactory than they now are.7
The Prorincial Correspondence, semi-oficia jour
nal declares that Germany desires peace and Is able
to rely union with powerful neghbOr to repress
any possible foreign ambition aiming at its disturb
ance.
LONDON Wednesday, May IL, 1873.
The Daily Telegraph's Vienna special says Prince
Bismarck, with the help OF Russia. intends to OBJ
tain public written guarantee Of the status Gre
ated by the Treaty of Frankfort. Russia and Aus
tria ready to support it.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
INDIAN SUPPLIES.

GEN. snANKs DENIES THAT HE EXCUSED FAILURE
TO SUPPLY THE CHEYENNEs LAST WINTER ON
ACCOUNT OF BAD ROADS, AND BRANDS THE
NEGLECT AS CRIME.
OcKMULGEE, Indian Territory, May 12.-
Cen j. C. shanks. Special Indian Commissioner, has
made o statement in reply to Washington dispatch
dated May in which is stated that the Indian Bureau
has information from him that the Indian supplies could
not be transported from Caddo to Fort Sill, Cheyenne
and Wichita Agencies account OF
bad weather and the condition Of the roads
He says, 81 never made such statement The roads
from Caddo west were good all last Summer Fall and
Winter That country suffered from drOuth after the
supplies reached Caddo and the neglect 10 forward TO
those suffering people their food and clothing WAS
crime" He adds that the delay wholly owing 10
the fTeighters who did not carry out their contract.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
G.eriGl y otiees.

4Sssss
Deshier Pills are the best and safest remedy lot Ceus
and Fever and AnaIlA
Lord & Tnyier. Grand and chryste ssfng Body Br1t %
sells { 80 and 81 10 Eng and An Tapestry ad ~ ia
Rare and well known TREES and PLANTS :. b. PA
SONS q SONS. hlssena station, Flushing, " y
Dessu summer me fs.s' ff's Tefsl HEATER
AZ Clnst. y. Y
-s.s r''a"S' sas1%s viii s@:s =:
-. - 4. = Il. l. JAMES. p. N.
The foar,eenlh Ann,yer."r q The Howard N';9s %
b. celebrated on THURSDAY EyENING May - IN p the
asa5B EDEH stSeti. 3, ss 6 I
PRESENT Anthems BY TIE children dirse,d
az SsnlnsSf ths Mission. ~ wM b. CLEGG sup't
nsu.shoId ART Co. Of Boston VIII haye s sIeeia 'a:
the ot The MessTs IEAXItr q Co. Clinton Han Nss
found choice Dining Room furnture Boo.
Draw prs~srs 1sT Writing Table. Variety Tables
arrors Bras %or5 9a oha ana a % Psps
ssssef be aS the LEAv and Of Tn.
Household Co. Of Boston 10 be seen Oh Tuesday even
Sale ,I positive on FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENING"
The Filth Avenue
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Corner of Fifty afthst..
REV. JOHN HALL. D. D.. Pastor.
The SALE OF PEws in this Church Will take place on
MONDAY EVENING. Nay Il. at73o.
Diagrams OF pews may be obtained Friday May a. at tie
Church
of the Board Of Trustees VIII be in attendance
afternoons Of the l2h. lJh iith
and 18th OF May between hours OF and O'Clock.
The Church viii be opened in the evening on Thursday and
Friday May 18th and 18th.
The Most Attractive Ofhces IN Towu.-rhe universh
testimony the Offices IN the new Hin n
tNT building ia that they MOST ATTRACTIVE "
all things considered the CHEAPEST any"ief" IN h@' "'
of town Between third and half ~ the Diding Is no"
rented and those desirable Offices should nse" "ary
apDlicattou The rooms all beautifully nn.sI~ IA hard
wood ash. with elegant nxtures heat and water n every
rom are al exceedingly light and aIy, are perfectly Vonu
lated all have outside communicate directly Win
the elevators and nearly all have independent entrances rom
the hall Many OF ready for tenants tho lss
of May and ON day the following Mony or shs
lawyers two advertising agents movoi IN o@e1
tenants only waiting for the elevators which WI"
running within week. Tenants move 10 any uAy sr
cAtoa sADuAd bo nAis ~ LIE IGA0sAA Sse@s
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
ADDRESS OF WILLIAM T. BLAKE.

Mr.. PRESIDENT AND GENTLEMEN: You
have done me great and unexpected honor
in calling upon me this evening to reply to
such sentiment I consider it theme
which demands the best efforts Of men. regret that
the honored President of the United States
Centennial Commission Gov Hawey, Is not present
tonight TO respond TO IL think 1t should be responder
10. The Centennial is vity connected with industry 1t
tends promote industry the great basis upon which
all stand. the basis Of tif prosperity as nation,
basis and prosperity of the world Great exhibitions
vitalZe industries. They bring into full life
those industries which are struggling for ex-
istence 1t s duty that every artisan,
every manufacturer and capitalist should do all in
his power do all he to promote the success Of an
hibtOn that will rebound honor and promote the
welfare OF the earth. IL viii bring together people Of
different countries and nationates well as those OF
country who, in many sections, we find Ignorant
Of almost all manufactures. 1t Is TO the people
we must look for the Of tLs enterprise and
success 1t no doubt will be.
The next toast, The Silk Association OF America" was
responded to by Mr. Seth Low of New-York Gen Geo.
H. Sharpe responded TO the toast, "Om Customs
Service"
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
SUNDAY-SCHOOL YORK.

SECOND DAYS SESSIONS OF THE INTERNATIONAL
sUNDAY-sCHooL CONVENTION.
BALTIMORE, May 1.-THE International Sun
dayschool Convention continued It's sessions this
ing in Masonic Hall. The Rev. George A Peltz OF New
Jersey presided and the first hour devoted prayer
and praise service led by the Rev. X. A. Burne Of Hi
nois The discussion Of the theme, :" How 10 secure
pupils from the unevangelized Masses" was then
opened by the Rev ". F. Wyle OF Pennsylvania. Five
minute addresses the theme made by the Rev
Alfred Andrews Of Canada, W p PaXsOn Of Missouri B
W Chidlaw Of Ohio, Edmund s. Baird Of Brooklyn, Col
John W. Ray of Indiana, and Col Evans OF Virginia.
William Woodward Of Baltimore, for Ifty years
day-schoo superintendent, was introduced ~ the Con
venton and heartily received. The Buell. family then
sang the hymn,
The morning light is breaking
after which reports OF Sunday school work in various
states made by the delegates. The Rev. A. d. Val
reported for NewYOrk and gave full details 0f the
of the NeWYOrk City sunday school Teachers AssOcl
ton OF which f. c. Wilder Is the President The after
deFOted to the dscus-ion OF the theme
How more pupils fIOm the Church
and was opened by the Rev. IL. NJ ParsOn OF Mass<-
cnisctts The theme for the evening session
How to SEE ure efficient cooperation VIII the
Home" and the Rev. John Al. Vnccpt, osit0J Of Ihe
sundry school Journal ana Normal Class Mr. WlIteley
OF Virginia. and the Rev. septimus Jones OF Canada
were the principal speakers. The hall was dcn-eiy
crowded Tuesday evening To hear the Rev DT. John
Hail. his address received with great nthuslas
AID long continued APPLAUSE
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
npp1 9 OF THE SEA.
u SCHILLER.

LOSS OF TIL. oChlLLEh
DoDiEs OF IhE DEAD sday. May IL, 1875.
LONDON Weslne> :. 90 tbo sc;ll,
Competent men have been %. ,d
Islands to embalm the bodies of the O. ruv r,c,r
REPORTS RECEIVED BY THE AGENTS OY or 1ut
LINE IN REGARD TO THE DISPOSAL
DEAD. "a
The agents of the Eagle line received Il.
following cable dispatch yesterday in relation to the dS
position OF the bodies OF certain VI the passengers oss
from the Schiller: -
sCrrLY May 12, 1873.
KSArTH & NAcHOD. Ne,r- York Please inform friends
OF Nathan Becker, Mrs Becker, Dwight Klnc Hermann
Bachm6nn, and NJ. Wassermann that embalIninS Is li
possible here COnsul-General agrees WIN me th.t,
under the only reasonable course 10
bury decently and mark graves. BANfiELp
The agents OF the Eagle limo afterwarh received the
following dispatch from Mr. Banfeld, the German Con
sui at Scily: "Embalmers arrived tonight VIII nave
all bodies you wish embamed. and sent on INFORM al
parties that all orders for embaument Will DC
attended To at once"
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship Ne,cs see FIN Page.


ARRIVED
Steamship scythe DR. nex Ia:7s LiyerPosl Nay l. and
Steamship Franeon Bragg Portland, with mdse and
Steamship Neptune Berry Boston. with mdse and pass to
steasbp Psrkomen Pierce Philadelphia with coal
Bark kO.aa tall Pesce Caseamare 30 days win mase
sehr e1 ienns T. Wiley Cof ThomastOn Tretetnen Bruins
s. qssrs days Nth ns
selr r Fannie f nj " JoSHsen Reynods Proydenca
se@f Sem R4d II w GIy scqs
RE scnE sPTy F. Jaa.. aoea ,f5s nsoSt mst2rd
sehr. sehr Masmoras as no ss"fi Howard % aoacsser
schr. D E. sawyer. Bennett Virginia
schr. Helen A HOyt, Crane, Baltimore
SAILED.
Steamships Scotia for Liverpool Cleopatra for Savannah
South for Charleston Gulf stream for Wilmington
I!chmOnd for Baltimore.
WISD-suaseL moderate, s. W.; cloudy and hay.
rrnrr, Cd, May Is"Arrivsd steamships Herman Living
ston from New York wyoming from phadepha ,.,,,
LEwEs bel, May lathe bark Freeman Dennis. from Var
Idler. from sew. \ ork for the Chesapeake
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL May 1.-THE steamship Ohio sailed to-day for
FARIaER Poxr. May l2The steamship vieksburg. of the
MAvASA, MAI i2-Arrtys. steamship chas " Lord from
NewOrleans sailed, bIsg Janss Miller, from Baltimore
paired schr Cora Etta for Nee York.
MArANzAs May ll--sailsf, brig Helen o. Phinney. for
LoSboS May le-saed for the United sta,e, 81 John,
stlnbo Arrived from the United lOIn inst.
HAPPY Home sirius May awton. Adolf, Britannia Iitana
ming Trafalgar. the Channel The
trpoo Legion Honor. wu McGlyery ocean Washington.
The latter At Gibraltar ~t her cargo SHIFTED! and
Paud0lL
DISASTER.
Queenstown aground Waterford with 10 feet Of sa,e,
In her hold she is tischargng into other vesScA aod
sxDocts " Eet Arost toaor0s.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
NATIONAL ACAl ,iY OF DESIGN.

The annual meeting Oh the members of the
National Academy OF Design held yesterday and the
following officers elected COuncil-W. Whittrcdge,
President; Eastman Johnson Vce-President Il. u. K.
Greene Treasurer T. Addison Richards, Corresponding
Secretary Alfred JONES' Recording Secretary and Jervs
McEntee d. Huntington Thomas Hicks s. @. Guy, T.
W. Wood J. G. Brown. Academecians-A. W. ThOn. pson,
J. b. Bristol, Charles II. Miller. Associates-GeOrge ii.
storey, Edgar NJ. Ward. Hanging COmmittee-L. f. VIII
Iarth W. L. sonntag, George c. Lambdn. Al the con
cson OF the meeting the members parOok of their an
ullal
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
WFsTON'S WALK AGAINST TINE.

Edward P. Weston, in his pedestrian trial at
the American Institute thus far succeeded in part OF
his attempt having walked 100 miles in "A hours and So
minutes. He surpassed O'Learys record by making II
miles in % hours, 5s minutes and l. seconds He also
feat OF walking 100 mile without stop
ming This done IN 20 hours minute So seconds.
He fnshed his 23 mile Ut Is minutes and 80 seconds
after III o'elock last night.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
THE BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB.

The Brooklyn Yacht Club last night resolved
move headquarters from Gowanus Bay at the foot
of Courtst South Brooklyn, 10 Gravescnd Bay on the
shore Of which ex Mayor Gunther has rendered
the free use Of land n size for a club
house. Arrangements were completed FOR the annual
regatta to take place June 10. Entries may be made til
II IN June IS. Commodore Dickinson reported tnat The
annual cruise would .e.n about july IL and tAAi nii4p
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
NAVAL ORDERS.

WAsHINGTON, May 12.-Capt John II. Crshur is
detached from duty at New London Conn., anu GrdeIed 70
Ct. r. TruXun who has been detached rom the com
and cssei the reporting Of Lis relief AID ordered
q return home.
j. Wilson has reported his return home ha ing
detached from the A5hueO and has been placed on WAL
iIlarn rd.ra
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
TIE CARLIST WAR.
PROBABILITY OF MORE OBJECTIONS FROM THE IN
sURGENT RANKs-ExCHANGE OF PRISONERS.


sURGENT RANKs-EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.
LONDON, Wednesday, May IL, 1873.
The Post publishes an address of the Cabrerist
Gen. Aguirre to the Nayarress and Basque Car
lists, inviting them to turn their arms
against their leaders, who prolong the war
only TO enrich themselves 1t declares that
the events of the last two years only show the napude
Of Don Carlos who has lost his right TO the crown before
God and the world. Agrre is exceedingly popular and
1t is confidently claimed that his entry into Spain WILL
cause large detection from the Carst ranks
HENDAYE, Wednesday, May IL, 1873.
An exchange of go prisoners has been
effected between the Carliss and Aonsiss near Bar
celona.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
ARREST OF A CONFIDENCE MAN.

RICHMOND, Va, May PA special to The
Dispatch says that Defective Knox OF this city, who went
Chicago with requisitIon for J. j. McKennCn agent
OF tho American BOnd Funding and Banking Associa-
tion limited, OF London. has arrested MckennOn in that
city the charge Of defTaudng }. y Darlington, hotel
keeper here out Of 81 900 with worthless drafts Lon
don MGkcnnOn spent some time in this city last Winter
the allie ged purpose eff citing settlement be-
the and its bOndhoers abroad ana seeming
be well backed with credentials, treated with
supc nd
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
TELEGRAPH NOTES.

WASHINGTON, May 12.-The race to-day at
for horses Who had not beaten 2Z3 was Won
Albert "A baltimore horse. best time, j3
PHILADELPHIA, May flames Daggett, who
murdered Ferdinand Romeman in this city SATURDAY night
Last captured Last night Nineand " j. and brought
this city tlis morning.
BUFFALO, N. Y, May 12.-The steam barges Sn-
peror and Sanduky from Chicago having forced passage
rouc the ice embargo the mouth the harb0r arrived IN
M ,ls morning at nigh water The nd ID blowing gale
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
NcENDIARY FIRE IN cEcIL coUNrY. MD

BALTIMORE, Md, May l2.-The large frame
Cecil County Nd destroyed yesterday by fire, with
all its contents. The loss is probably $4,000. The
building fred by coored boy about Il years OF
age who has arrested and confessed that he first
saturated the floor with coal oil and then icnted it, He
Implicated two other cOlOred boys, one OF whom Is but
:. nf
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
CHURCH AND STATE IN PRUSSIA.

AN OLD CATHOLIC sCHoOL-HOUSE MoBBED -CN-
WILLINGNESS OF THE BISHOP To PERMIT STATE
SUPERVISION OVER RELIGIOUS ORDERS.
BERLIN, Wednesday, May L., 1875.
A crowd of women mObbed an Old Catholic
schoolhousc in K6ngshte silesa yesterday declaring
they would never allow their children 10 become Old
Catholics. After much excitement the military were
called out and cleared the Streets which were full OF
spectators Twenty persons were arrested.
The Roman Catholic Bishops of Prussia have decided
to dissolve even the religious orders which the State
toerates being unwilling to them subjected to Gov
ernmental supervision.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13

TIE ADVERTISING AGENCY of Geo. p.
RowELL Co., A. Parkrow NewYork, is an institution
worthy OF note by advertisers. Having advertised
somewhat extensively through this agency we know IL
ia he conducted on the square," and confidently rec
ommpnd it both to business men anu TIC press, we
frankly say this much answer to an inquiry Moore
Rural Now Yorker.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
CONVENTION oF SOUTHERN UNDERWRITERS.

SAVANNAH, GA, May 1.-THE fourth annual
meeting Of the Underwriters Association OF the South
here to-day The attendance was large, including
from all the Southern cities and from the
North and West An address Of welcome was delivered
by the President Major Livingston Minis Of this city
There will be grand ball tonight, and Tomorrow the
Convention Will attend banquet given by the President
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
ARMY Orders.

WASHINGTON, May ia Board of Engineers to
consist Col j. N. Macomb. Major p. ~ Farquhar and
c. r. suter has been appointed To meet Dubuque IA
on the report upon the plans and
Tor s VI pls And poato0n pTagu
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13

We sefi more orers LrSryx~r roDrnr ANsouK.
satisfaction than other Linmse
It pleasure 10 have something that druggist
conscientiously recommend
" a H. BAILEY 4 co. Apothecarfes Lowell Masa
Sold BY all druggsts Depot No a5l oixthaye, Now YorA
Only 56'centS aud u per lottie.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
sAGHALIEN CEDED TO RUSSIA.

LONDON, Wednesday, May IL. 1873
The Russian Government has signed con-
veution with Japan by which tho Japanese part Of the
island of sd ashauen is ceded TO Russia.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
STATE Or TRADE.
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA MAY l2-spanish Gold, 2l02f2 l. American. II
d2lS Exchange quict the United states, 90
davs s2Gs3 premium short sight gold ll3
ur.milm: On Paris, ll2all3 premium.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13

sEMI-CESTENNIAL OF RHODE ISLAND BAPTIsTs
PROVIDENCE, r. l., May 1.-THE Rhode
Island Baptist State Convention eommemorated its semi
centennial by appropriate exercises to-day in the First
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13

The Jubilee Singers give their farewell con-
at the Academy of Music Friday evening next
previous their departure for Great Britain The pro-
gramme includes many OF those quaint picturesque
Ngeus melodies which have made the concerts by these
singers novel and popular
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
DOMESTIC MAPKET.

WILMINGTON n Co May l2.-Spirits Turpentine quiet AZ
Lac ROsn quiet IL 30 for strained. Crude Iurpentne
qinet 81 30 Hard 81 70 for Yellow Dip - W or
Virgin. AT steady At 81 a.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13

had sgnned their intention TO participate
yachtt tho larger yachts Of the Club VIII take part In
Several gatta be held Mt Cape May July IL and
the ocean n hts added TO the Clubs squadron.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13

there s but little doubt that Gov Hartranft OF Pennsyl
vania will be elected Commando Chief
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13

HUNDRED GUNS FOR LOW TOLLS
SYRACUSE, n. Y, May 12.-One hundred
guns were fired this evening the passage Of the bill
low tolls