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SEPTEMBER 5, 1870
HOME NEWS.

Go and see Professor Rice, the great
mind reader, at New Market Theater
tonight. He will also give a matinee
tomorrow afternoon.
Lieutenant General Phil Sheridan fa-
vored Portlanders with the sight of his
face and sound of his voice last Tuesday,
amid much enthusiasm.
Mr.. A. c. Edmonds, author of the
well-remembered "voters' book of re-
membrance," lectured before the Lib
eral Club last Sunday evening, taking
broad infidel ground. though speaking
with moderation. His subject, what
do Liberals Believe 2" was ingeniously
handled.
Mrs. V. Wagner, fashionable dress
maker, Qate of Los Angelos), has estab-
lished herself at the corner of B and
Sixth streets, where she is prepared to
cut, fit and make ladies' and chfldren's
garments in the latest and most elegant
styles, and at reasonable prices. Mrs.
Wagner solicits patronage and guaran-
tees satisfaction. An active girl who de-
sires to learn the business will be taken
as an apprentice. Apply Immediately
at the corner of Sixth and B streets.
Professor McGibeney and family have
returned to Portland to reingage in their
profession here. A large audience was
favored by them with vocal and instru-
mental exercises at MultnOmah Hall
last Sunday evening, upon which Occa-
sion Mrs. McGibeney Rresided at the
piano, the Professor at the organ, while
three of the children accompanied upon
Violins, and one, about years old, upon
the base viol. Mrs. McGibeney's voice
is more melodious, if possible, than
ever The whole family sing excel
lently and certainly deserve success.
They are to open a singing class, in a
few days, in the same hall, and will con-
tinue the song service every Sunday
evening until further notice.
We have been favored with an insight
in advance into the mysteries of autumn
millinery in the great wholesale empO-
rum of F'leischner, Mayer d Co., and
are pleased to state to lady dealers in
Oregon and Washington that the stock
is more extensive, complete, and mex
pensive, than any ever before brought
to the city. Mr.. Mayer makes semi
annual visits to New York, where his
long experience in filling orders in this
particular line enables him to choose
Just such selections as satisfy the trade.
We assure our retail friends in the in
terror, who have long dreaded the disa-
greeable journey to San Francisco by
ocean steamer to purchase supplies, that
such journey is wholly unnecessary.
now. Just pay visit to the firm in
question and see for yourselves. Such
hats, bonnets, flowers, feathers, trim
mings of every description, notions, un-
namable things, useful things, and
things ornamental as will greet you,
will well repay you for the trouble.
And then, the prices-there's an item.
But don't take our word for it. Go and
see for yourselves. You will find the
dealers and their clerks accommodate
ing; their goods easy of access, and
their terms satisfactory. Or, if you can
not come, send orders, and theycwiIl be
well and promptly filled.
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Will leave her dock, foot of F street, Every
Day, Sunday EXcepted),
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NEWS ITEMS.
STATE AND TERRITORIAL.

Wheat is worth 81 O8 per bushel,
sacked, at Oregon City.
The Sunday School children of Olym-
pia are to have a reunion, without dis
tinction of sect.
Nearly two hundred houses have been
built in Albany within the last fourteen
months.
The average yield of wheat in Oregon
this year will be thirty-five bushels per
acre.
The town of Creswell, Lane county,
has drug store, two grocery stores, two
blacksmith shops, a hotel, and large
warehouse, six or seven residences, and
a large two-story school-house has just
loomed up in the midst of all these.
Hon. L. F. Lane has made his ap-
pointments for Lane, Jackson and jose
phine counties.
The MYRTLE" the new steamer on the
Coquille, was eighteen days coming from
San Francisco, although the running
time was only seventy-four hours. She
was all forenoon exposed to the gale
from which the "Vasco de Cana" had
to seek shelter at Port Oxford.
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re- The National Gold Medal was awarded
to Bradley & Rulofson for the best Photographs
in the United States, and the Vienna Medal
for the best in the world. 429 Montgomery
street San Francisco
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The AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY is an
epitome of newspaper history. 1t is also re-
garded an official register of cisculations.
This feature requires the closest scrutiny to
prevent it from leading TO abuses. The plan
adopted by the publishers OF the DIRECTORY to
secure correct and trustworthy reports is rigid
in its requirements, and is adhered to with
impartiality. Successful publishers, who have
something to gain by comparison, are gener-
ally prompt, not only to send reports in con-
formity, but give Messrs. Geo. P. Rowell & Co.
such information as enables them to weed out
unsubstantiated statements of pretenders in
Journalism. The popularity of the book, and
the general confidence in its accuracy and good
faith, are attested by the immense body of ad-
vertisements it receives. 4B
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LETTER FROM SANTA CRUZ.

To THE EDITOR OF THE NEW NORTHWEST:
Returning from a trip to San Fran
cisco and San Jose, I am reminded of
my obligations to you by this announce
ment by our worthy postmaster, as he
hands out our mail, "And here's the
great NORTHWEST 2" Yes, dear friend,
assure you that to more than one
member of our household that signifi-
cant adjective is more applicable than
the other by which it has been known
from its beginning, but which it should
have by this time outgrown.
A newspaper or book written by a
person one has formed the acquaintance
of, portrays added charms to the reader,
and so with every article dropped from
your pen. A certain grace and ease of
style reminds us of our fair lecturer at
every turn in the stories so charmingly
woven for our benefit, and it is no won
der we drop everything to read the next
number as it comes to hand.
As a canvasser, 1 am not successful, or
you would have heard from me sooner.
Press of home duties in this, our busy
season, has prevented me from even
writing to tell you of my poor success in
that line. But brighter day is dawn
ing, and with the opening of railroad
communication with the outside world,
we hope to invite to make homes among
us many whose prospects in life enable
them to surround themselves with va
riety of reading matter, without which
life is blank.
The summer tourists are here as usual,
but in greater number than ever before,
and the beach in the forenoon presents
a scene of intense enjoyment. Bathers
in picturesque costumes to the number
of two hundred have been seen dancing
in and out of the surf. And the cool sea
air and dashing waves to the dwellers
in interior towns give great satisfaction
as well as life-giving enjoyment.
The result of your four years expert
ence in establishing woman's journal
on our coast proves to a certainty that
woman as an editor is decided success.
Without capital men do not often sue
ceed financially in any new enterprise;
and the fact of your becoming well es-
tabiished, and not obliged to suspend for
want OF funds, speaks volumes in your
praise as a manager.
Unfortunately for our cause. women
are proverbially poor, even if riding in
their carriages. The husband holds
the purse strings, and they are seldom
loosened for the benefit of the sbarer of
their wealth and position without a
struggle. And the life of a reformer, or
one who seeks the good of humanity in
preference to mere money-getting, is
rarely one of affiuence; therefore, your
chief reward seems to be in the satis-
faction of having made good use of the
talents given, for from necessity only
are we compelled to that exertion which
enriches the world besides enIarging our
own natures.
In San Jose I was present at the uu-
yelling Of the elegant fountain erected
through the untirIng efforts of eneroetic
men and women who had been fore
most in the HLocal Option, cause of a
year ago. Excellent addresses were de-
lvered, and a band of wind instruments
filled the air with melody before each
speakers introduction GakD
MT. Walker, an eloquent and effective
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AT a:so P. NJ. FOR OREGON CITY.
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MOORE & HoLLABAUGH, successors to ].
Fleischner), at the old stand, l23 First street,
known as the San Francisco Boot and Shoe
Store, respectfully say to his old patrons and
the public generally that we have marked
down the old stock rom 25 to 50 per cent, and
intend to sell regardless of cost, having this
day received a large stock of New Goods OF the
latest styles, which we will sell as cheap as the
cheapest, endeavoring to suit all who may IA
vor us with their patronage. Custom work
Of all kinds done in the latest styles and on
new and scientific principles. Repairing done
to order. Give us a call before purchasing
elsewhere. All work warranted.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.-Buchtel 4 Stol-
te's frst-class Gallery, established in 1853, pos
sesses all the facilities to do better work than
any other Gallery in the State. All the new
styles East are made in our rooms. We pre-
serve ALL OUR NEGATIVES, and have at pres
ent over 1900 on hand, from which duplicate
copies can be had at any time. We have en-
gagged the services of Mr.. Ch. HaSselmann, ar
tist, late of Sarony's, in New York, Bradley &
Rulofson, and G. D. Morse, San Francisco. Oil
Paintings, Photographs in Water COlOrs or
India lax, and also the beautiful Crayon Pic
lures executed in a superior style. Call and
examine specimens. 426
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A VALUABLE DIsCovERY.-Dr. ]. P. Miller, a
practicing physician at 327 Spruce street, Phila-
delphia, has discovered that the extract of cram
berries and hemp combined cures headache,
either bilious, dyspeptic, nervous, or sick head
ache, neuralgia and nervousness. This is a tri-
umph in medical chemistry and sufferers all
over the country are ordering by mail. He
prepares it in pills, at 50 cents box. The Doc
tor is largely known and highly respected
TPhiladelphja Bulletin.
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NEW THIS WEEK.
REMOVAL

nR. CHAPMAN HAS REMOVED HIS Of
IL hce to the Southwest corner of Morrison
and First streets, upstairs, (across the hall
from the Photograph Gallery Of Buchtel &
Stolte.) $50
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NOTICE.
z. N. COOKE

ERoM AND AFTER THIS DATE, UN4II.
Il further notice, the steamer
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ERoM AND AFTER THIS DATE, UN4II.
4 further notice, the steamer
~ a1a EN-. COOKE 80
Will leave her dock, foot of F street, Every
Day, Sunday Excepted),
AT 2:8O P. NJ. FOR OREGON CITY.
Passengers for DAYTON and intermediate
points will take the cars at PORTLAND at
7:30 \. NJ, connecting at CANEMAH on Mon
day, "Wednesday and Friday of each week with
the steamer DAYTON.
Freight from Corvallis to Portland.......-..$20 90
Freight from Albany to Portland............. 2 90
Freight from Salem to Portland d........o..a.. 2 90
BE All Freight Delivered in Portland free of
drayage.
nS- Freight Delivered at Astoria with Dis
patch and at the Lowest Rates.
s-5f ]. D. BILEsr Agent.
, 1875-06-24

oLEAHf IT. TIE FAuSr AGAIN.
Tbs famous Chlcago pedestrian, DsnIo]
o'Leary, whose la!s b0o-nllo walk made him a
reputation which apparently inelines other pro-
fosslonal waiksrs to taka back saat, will Under
take July 2 and I'd ua!k $50 miica inside Of
thlssy+two hours: AZ, .
This feat, nh!oh will quito cast In tho shade
other performances Of : similar nature, Ia H.
tereattng large number OF people. Last oyeu-
ing we1i-attended meeting OF O'Lcary'a ffiendh
Naa bald 1t Dueko's uotel 20 mako arraueemonty
for tt,!s walk.
Judge 6cully presided, aud there zero quito a
number OF protult!ant hnA influential Irish citi-
xens prosont Mr. 0'Leary hlnselt wAa also
the1d.
-. A general talk ensued, In which 1t vas statod
that tho walk must be arranged iu such way AZ
TO secure ttd auccosB, aud give Mr. OLeary eyery
possltIs convenlonua in matter Of tsaok, eto.
Various committees wore afterwards appont-
od, ~ fol!oEss Music, John Z. Tsneey build
sns, Cant Cunnif!e. Ills dutiea aro to wat M.
on the DIRECTORS Of tho Exposition Buildlna aid
negotiate for that STRUCTURE.
f.. Gapt Cunnlne stated thai the building waa
II nne condition and thut track OF aix laps to
t1e h1tie could easily ba constructed sEore,
Conm1ttaas were Also appointed On printing and
advertising, on bAnl'waKon to parade tho street
etg;, Ihl3 will probably ha Mr! O'Laarye last
walk against time. IhegeAfter 10 IL apxioun 10
match hlInaalf AgAlnHt other po<lest,laps, ThtH
Judging from the neglect Of bis challenge, Sd
psstB Lard job.
, 1875-06-24
GRAND HAVEN.
New steam EoE.N NhitlSe-QRs-NDrtts
-Sullllnpr- pr-vlstt0rs-SbclnIs.

New steam Fog. " NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
-Srll1npr-v pr-vlsttors-Sbclnls-
5Jettai Ifspatth Ia The Chicago Tribune.
GnANp HAVEN, MlcL, June 21.-The weight OF
the now steam foE.wAlntle to DO placed 1t tbs
euifanco to tho hArbor is naarly 900 pounds.
II will be placed on TIM south pior, back Of tho
pier-lghs. Mr. J. ". Bond Ia attending to place
1t In position.
The erection Of gas-worla In this city will be
coiumcuccu aB anthuratatlyoly announced, In
July uoxt By 1T. Louis company, winch has
received a charter from the city.
Ounsa County has hfty poraons on its liquor
tar rolls.
Hummer-yisisors arc now commencing 10 rap
IDLY arriyo, and the hotels arc filling up Mell.
4 heavy fog prevailed oyer tho river aud lake
both yesterday moiunK and Today.
A Hlnd storm from the southwest, With max
tmum velocity OF rs miles au hour, sptapg up
Last eyeniug, and lasted almost Ill night.
4 large party Of e4cu1sioniHts, comprising
eutao Of tha wealthy cis.zeus Of Grand kApids,
tlAch.s hare boon whiting cur city for the past
two dnyH.
Tho ladies Of drsnd Haven will give = "lieh
tea party on Thursday evening Tor tho bcnoi,t
OF tue Library Association.
Another OF thoso popular, ptoa4aut aoc!aia will
b held ct the Cutler tall on Thursday eyoulnK
By tho Unitarian Bociety.
, 1875-06-24
The Magic Of IL NlhTrinXe.Fee.

Not long ago lady of very Interesting aud
lovely appearance called upeu me-. had mar
RED het. roma yosEs bsfuro. did not rs1p.m-
Der her, but shu recalled tue circumstance aud
with children. and she believed tho reason was
becauso hot hsihballd lid uot giya mea1,y fec! 1
laughed. Of oourae, ~ you do now. AMI tried TO
laugh lor out of the idoa. but ahu wss very Hari-
OTIS, worry earnest about Il, W | lad II submit,
Sometime after. met Lsr father. whom Eecol-
leeted, IN tho street, aud ~ Na walked alon; to-
Resher, ! asked LlM how his daughter vas. lie
said sue was yaIy vol, aud ye,y Happy with hsr
little boy! Now. my brother ministers, taxa
husft! II Providence looks out 90 yixilantly for
tho marriage foes. do not concern yonneivea
about any aubluuasy nAttots but g!vo yourselves,
heart aud soul, to tho good work Ut so1yiug tAa
trutA.-th1~ Ltr. LttF74sa
, 1875-06-24
FOREIGN.
The Anplo.Isur,neso Wnr Story
Proves to 30 n Cnt1nrtl.
Gladstone Will Resume the Liberal
Leadership Next Year.
Moody ard Sankey's Liyerroo1 Campaign
Fiaat1clal Failure.
GREAT BRITAIN.
THAT Wan nUaIoIs SPp1LEp.

-: GREAT BRITAIN.
y THAT Wan HuMon sPolLKp.
LONDON, Juno 23.--1t IL officially announced
that the King OF Durmah las givon ta!isfhc'
tory explanation nf hia courHo Of hetibh to blr
Douglas Forsyth, ths British Envoy. A wht ls
now considered Improbable.
The .KinR Of Udft1An hAA HfAtlted to Gfost
Britain tho right to send forccs through bis Do
min!on to Woatern China, II re1uisile ior fututo
expeditions.
TnE 1tnEnAL tEADInsr1r.
Tbs 8tn says 1t flaa tndonbtea Authority, TOT
stating that after fcpb&ted cunf0rbnce6 Glad
seouo has protnlsod 10 rosumo tho leadership Of
ihe Liboral partv ne1t yaAr.
Tic tiouso OF Commons to-day, at tho ctoao OF
A animated delatet rejected tifo bil! to tcpeal
tho Contagious Discaaos act by vuto Of DOS
to 1876.
Tho dosGfhinont opposed IN thu ground tllas
tho act It bought to repeal Afforded gtaat ptu+
tcctton to tue army and navy.
MoOItY AND sANKEY.
The lishop Of Chichester, in speech ht tho
lhncslA0n Which followed the laying of tho
cernor-stono Of tho chapel ns Arlngoy, OK
pressed great fuKrot TINT Atcasrs. Moody and
HankaT had bean allowed 10 hold meeting near
Eton. ua consrahtod THO wankncss of tho all
thoril'cs tll6ro i1o'S With tho vgor whicl, had
been shown In former times. .Theti bloodY nud
trth d Privilege, ~ that recently obtained BY
them would have been Ktanteti.
The revival preacbcrs hare cioScd their moot.
inRh IL Itvdtpoo!. Tho b1t8naea have eieedleI
contributions $5,0o0.
rA1LuNE,
Wilson d Armstrong, ri No. 10 AIdeiney and
Busy, have failed, with liabilities Of el,000,0 QUO.
, 1875-06-24

ut tie High School yesterday garc tho most
satisfactory oyidcnco Of q thorough knoN1edgo
OH tlo part Of tho c!asaoa Of tho subjects dis
c,lssed. II tic pooplo Of The town would tako
tho trouble. which they do not, to atsond homo
OF thesu exercises. they nould tlnd that their
children arc in q fair WAY to obtain 8 much bot
tar g.1uhdlng In tho flhdan1cBtals of know!cdse
than they themselves eyer ob}oycd.
TflE WRITTEN EXAMINATIONS
to-ady stilt be, for tho second class lit Naturnl
History and Latin proso, tor tho frst year IN
drawing, antl for tho preparatory classes iu
Arithmetic aud Language. THO programme Tor
this erBnfng'a entertainments ii as follows:
Mtsic-ureeing to kpEtn9. .Aisacs L. Moyne. Duh-
bar. Oven. aud H1ri4nd.
Eec!taslon-The Young Gray 1istd. Miss Mesette
Notwithstanding o'pscu,. hubert Parker
l!ec!st!on-1soek, of Ages, hiss hte.d
Mu.e1solo " n.nto: Is
lhcitalion-nctftBo Of HnmntT. .lentsfulh MeCIiheH
Observation-Disclosures Lecture. Miss 0wtll
Mustc-The Deep HluB Bca MlEseS Dann, Hills. fit-
lin, fasl.. 1tarlau.t. alo|diug:.
Rrctsatnn-aotler oul lug, ,...... Mss Blackburn
MuBlc-Forrtt Angela, Misses Owen, La MoYne, An
isnwE, MeG1.
, 1875-06-24
Loss Of Valuable 1lAnejuR-fS nlie.
L L.

:, A curious and valuable hnntiug- -knlfa, from
ths atellar Of 9uuos EstoyaH do ouzA, tsHeier to
the KING OF Portugal. MAJ Iost III Lilo rtuent
WRECK OF tho O&di5 on Ushxnt, The sheath and
halioto wcTo composed Ut tla ha4ds anwill au-
nsls aud hounds, modelled aud chasod In silver
and Accurately REPRESENTING the ior!iy stAg, iho
bear. tho wolf. tho ~lll boar and otsr fern uu-
Wa tho work Of henos 1l4phaol Xachsfisu da
Costa: Who Ma occupied iu it's execution Tor 4
ported Of eleyea yaa1a, from Juno, 1903 10 Nav.
ls74. The knife was s!rty-tArso cont!mstres il
ien8sh4 and Was sont from ll1non BY tito Cadiz
Gloucester Place, Eottmau Square. Ui,fortu.
natoly tbs nodol was Lost wol II thu kn(u tsolf
but tsetn tho photographs 10 have aeen IL "a
evids1s thAt thafs "a NJ falling pfr fsou tho we'll
ssrnad reooSn Of ths pdrtaxue4A Artla1.o work.
asS Ia tho precious tuetala.. Tho hunting, ,Lniiu
and sheath ware insured for G1, 900,
, 1875-06-24
THE RING,
ALLEN AMY ttf1flXR

Sptttal Dfspateh to Ihs Ch.caoo Tribune.
BT. Louis, No., June 25.-Tom Allen, the
pnglst las seconHdored his determination
never to enter tue rored areua again, aud thJs
afternoon sent tho following telegram to l,s
buhiness manager,
sr. Louts, juno y, 1s75.-7t arthur Chamber. m
Msvsss ausn,f. ms 10 aaht 0urHo
lsss " Iai!eA from Detroit LIT Harry li 10 stAlc-
hoidsr Anl referee. II lhis doos nut st Him draw
your money. laigpnll T0x ALtxN.
Allon IL willing to give I.ooke hls own w.y /,
eVaESthlnH. aud there is now no 1ps4on Why 10
puGitlst should not como together, II Iooke
roally means buniues1,
, 1875-06-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
KNuT. CULttEtiE,

Etec1as Dts,,ateA to The tntcaao Tribune.
G1.ksnuMl, Ill, June 23.--rho lion. Newton
Ba.emnh WAS reinssailed President Of Knox Col
logo ut tho Opcta-llouHo tl!la oveuing, In tho
preseuro Of 1900 people. Prayer was said by
sl.s fscy. Ds. Foo,o, Of Qulucy. Ex-Cnisf-Jus-
tice Lawreuce Vice-preHldon. OF tho Board Of
Trustees, conducted tho introductory cate-
mun,es, and presented Mr. DAtensn With ths
ksyH Of the College. Tho inaugural address, fol-
lunad. AZ ita c10nb ttlp Alumni held their AE-
1uai reunion Ut tho Unlon Hotel. making the
occarlut. reception and banquet tu honor Of
itlr neu prrsilfpus Tho UuA,d Ut Iraatees, the
Faculty, and othor tllEnltariea vote proBont.
, 1875-06-24

AN IMPORTANT LRTTEA,

Fofn rro!u!ue ECut'o And fotdont Of
u }os tho pat furty yt2r1 vol kuuNn Is s hHwtft,t
publhaots Throughout tho unltod Stats. -SS'
n, ,,.,,v,x Nav Ypnk, Oct. II, 1870.
anx i, 1thh~ArTnEAh Ky Pm; sm tnt4coa by suobs os
nHSkax ~, o. {t 9o9ssas on njst fsysra ynars
uAu otoa AHocIe4 sots trouble In ho baltns Anil
primary srYan: "htSY tHoto months ago snmiustcd
n y ast tetnnt1 antdtlhf 1ssase ~heh thu rhycIa ns
asMssIga ia5 q .hs tnoys I'D blsdds I'D Taso u
g,, s;s. Exiting 1s1!ssl!; outee: lid tre nuwhes Il
XXI ~ 9son arEo quantity Of mcdcIne
had tead Of fst'ntns cnfd having boen sdo Gy rous
- ts,a.y A ~ living hoos
S w. rireoo who had long htrn suffering had
rai!tt., nsaol'sat hoAy 1susi, snd Hexnssins Tih+
y desorsd, snd nox fsol - viii 4. evaI,
q, ". JAMES, ClaolauAtI. o.
, 1875-06-24
SOUTH AMERICA.
YELLOW rtvER-BTEaMH1iIp LOST

{ELLuH fAfEh-BIEAMHuIF LOST.
New YoRK, Juuo 23.-1bo An3io. Brazilian
Times lot 1sto), May a. ea5s .Tl'o American
fr'gate Lancaster, which lost doctor anu soy-
oral seatndh hcso, took tic yellow fovor witl. II
to 13ahin, and ether medical mon and an otncor
d,ed Oh the passage. ~ permission Of tho
allnator Of Marine. Tho frigate obtained Dra-
lillian ncdical man to 60 With tho vessel to tho
unll0d E'atas.
Tbs British ateainshtp Amazon is repottel
by telegram to haYo sunk oil Pnra. Crow ant
Passengers aated, and IL rns expected thnt a
largo part Of tho casgo would DO gos out.
, 1875-06-24

6VSf1474zu971" q 3H1 tNHaaI 7y{ftsT4.
ERIE jus 33.-At the Parker City raoes yas-
tesday, thssilse-miia race was easily Won by
titne, l;3ii, 2s3. .nl 2,as}l. Tls LIS ,soe
waa iou b Belle Brass, tslL 10 thros straight
Lost-ttue, ass, 43s, and a:341S. TAe running
sna one-lAf Hi!a aud rapest, xas won ty
a'uteF-t -t4@a, 6QH and 5lA. Tia races thess
ts<ay sa1s largely aktelsdal. Tha Ass saco xas
" p saSeS *ssAkha haata hy Anxlo Ha4oa~]
, 1875-06-24
THE HF1uR1H't

spsetat Dtspateh to TIT Chicago 1ftbun4.
QuINor, Ill, June 23.-Qninoy celebrates The
Fourth on the tth. aud Z. 4. StorrB, of Chicago,
u to b the urator Of the oecaslon,
, 1875-06-24
FRANCE.
A r,,nn1>.

PARta, Jius 33.-11oaYy ruins hay1aa csused tho
unprecedented overflow OF tho Rtvor Garonne.
TAO bflGta and tnauy t,ousoa hAYo bac1t Carried
away. Toulouse ia inundated. THO waters aro
still t1AttR aud tho situation Is scrious, The
hospital III threatened, aud tho pnsionts hnya
boen removed.
, 1875-06-24
CHINA.


LONDON, Juno 2a.-AdviceB from China saF
that tho disorder in Chin KiAng, growing odt Of
tho ar,ess Of two natlyo soldiers for insulting tho
American Consul and bEs wi!e, Las arbstdetl and
Tho Chlneae hnvo partially satisfied tho dutuuud
for ropnratton.