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, 1875-04-06

TIM canal, 10 a. 10 enable them Ia H..
'th,lt lnnd srant nf 1oo> srrcs. Tho prc,ent steT
n1lnsed fnr ths completion If tr ca,lsf ~ ~ ~ Nv
tin graft, MI! rstra thn 1tah nf ArrlI ~ -
This hnl grant IA nnw rsinaird II yano II not ~
H @ MT IT. = 's,sf ,a Of s"Hr,s , ,"o ssiahlc Il i
prr rent gold inlI rr.t ts. whe1, are to lr
III the MI kct nj Gu c,Hts Mr. IarrIs icavrs for "
IL ito nt.rrrfu srrc, thet will hon hin ia Ero,aa aa
At nny rutu, Nl,eItr tue lk,nta w, ut M ~ i
tAr wnk tic canal will Ro on li.retyfuta = r,,e n
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suteiai Di.pafeh Ia The Chicago tribune.
LIVERPOOL, April 6-1l \. .u-TLouR-2is322A Cd.
WnEAr-Wlnter, No. p os Sd : No. !, os eA. 6Prlug,
No. ,, 81 Gl; No. l. as 3D. While, No. o. 81; No. !.
os I'd. Club, No. !. rs I'd; No. !. slid.
uons-No. !, 3+a; No. ?, Ills Sd.
paovls1oNs-pork, 7Gs. tafd-atoam, 6as. Kotsle,
G5s ID.
LtyEnpoo1, April G-s p. m.-IAnp-Cfs
1les* unchanged. .-.-.,
L1yeupooL, April 6-5 =, m.-DaEADSrusts-Qn!s
and easy. ~
L,vraaoot, April 6.--4:so p. m.-LAap-coa gd.
ncst unchanged.
ldyxnrooL, Aprll 5.-IAtcas-ELouR-Txtfa 6tata
dull pt COS.
wuEAr-sps!ng quiet at o. ID; No. quiat At o.
1ul. Winter quiet ut o. ID.
ConN-New quiet At a. 81. .
As-posk-priina stcady 1t 8Gs; DO primo
Western ptcadY Ut 7Cs. 1ard-primo Western ste7dy
at cos Gd. B4cou short clcar nav, atoaay 1t &9s do
short rib aleay 1t b2s Cd do short clear, steady at
s9a Cd; do long cut tls. Hams, 1o'g cut, 20 ils
average, steady It shoulders, new, atsady a 37s
GI l5oct-E. /. H. stuAdy It 1lat !. n O. oos; primo
dull vt tn.
uurxsK-Choice American now, t72s,
Br,nlrs sTunrxNrINE-Elrmcr at ?aHa.
COMMON RoslA-ss tna do steady, u
LONDON, April 6,-TiE nARx or rENdLAnp-Amoun
Of bullion gone into tho Iank Of England OIL balance
to-day, c7,toj.
coSaots-Monsy, 95,5a o3,.; account oa,:aeaK.
United stA1Es uoSoz-G'., 1o'A; 'o7s, lo7K !;
lo.iDs, l03: psw s., lg3t.,
ANKh1cAH RAILROAD SECuR1rrxs-New York Cen.
tra!. OIL /; Erie. 2o47ldk; rrrfsrsed, 70.
EEv1akp acknowledgement.
1IAsxEp OlL-ad1JAs.
FLoUn-Weatero. 22ks.
rAnts, April 3. b.--ltEarsH-Nf7ko.
AsrwKnr, April 5-re7RoLxuu-s0flas
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ycar an tho nnrkrt If, Cenoray speaking, r, WOO,
Et,s,, 4y sarrs III the Wet. Qunatnns: tnna
10 prime tut,waal.'1. setaac; poor to Knna tal,-
I(s':o co,rsa warl,rd Gescr, 4rGsi:c medium and
cu4rsa i,nwahhed, 1ae}3so; One unwaahsl, 2;tsose;
nutlsd wool. l1tAl7c,
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'Froal 4ya points,
LUMBER.
Tbs 4Sorshnfsttr,l LHatsrtlan for April Etves ths
following statement Of Tho lng product Of Inv North
wost Tho compilation completed before all tha
camps wero btoken up, hencs esuasss could oniy b.
obtained In easef. bHt they gathered from
reliable sources aud will probably b. found 70 ap
pro1itpats clone 10 tho trut tgurcs:
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IlOGs-i.ccolvci, o,hDo. Nu,e Of The features Of
tue log market essentially tcrcnt from hcfe
inpui was nctiyr, 10th for light and heavy weights,
aud tal.s wcro quick at for to fsr1ner anil
quality as noticeable, Tho Iargcr rart or tho supply
consisting nf haltfntsenci lois Of from 151 to 70 lis
average Thcr1 extra graee, altd fcw choice,
Of hraver psnFage. Honle o[ ihs transactions ars
given Iulpw:
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COMMERCIAL.

Tbs following were tho receipts and shipments Of
tho canR aIclss produce III this city during tbs
forty eight hours suIiuR 1t o'clock on Monday
morning. aud for The corresponding date ono year
nno:
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OlL8-N0 ftE1ED.Eu4nReA VETO A0lGfA III ln1 Hu9 OF
inand It ths annexed quotations Carbon tsanI-
;. r. s' fo .. u: se s .,aa lSS 90 II 19. e s 1
!, s;e; an.osd. ~, ~; IL ioilsd. 81; .hss.
purs, sio5: do s.sr. S5as9:e do 10 !, 7aSsoe bsnk
.ta., ssatss; n;lsths' ea gravity 1s4vi5a; nspha.
sumption md shipment. Quosat!ons Eastern psacl-
sios; EsIy loo ID an. p;saios. rsasaSio*s @ tioa
sqss = svoo E:fl} Ao:e O., soeis ,n.
Ii. ass w. .aa 10
lWsl3o; Do l!ys, lplle chickens, aies:sd vsis III
ss' $ss;s ~: IL: Sss5s:
rra: .sl !. ss ses s1sas: aa a s
=. eaes: 4 osf* . Tss q' a. sa4 a5m
sani .'sons 4 !hs:s asa1s. Aist :s!i .sd
boskTaea; !. t,:0o. f!.1 .ola a!, It !;.es:9.5.
~ asty sostsa. s:.c,: coaFss diamond. tii3N; dairy
Without bag' s7s: s.'5y' with bays. s,cd; Ashton
TEA-lteceusly there has beea = married. improve.
1usut in tin demand for tea, which wau! 10 in
dieats tas ths alo aock4 fought early in lilo winter
inx sIhau4o Tne Increased actlyty gtvea ths .naf.
II anticipated. Vi quots, Young IIyson, co.t-
n!ou to gaol, aa.s4 s4ae; choice to extra ana 1bct3
$l.ooi colon y aae old Ayson. 4sa,so; common to
iair IL gool vunposisf. assGso; s1sra MoJuns.
$Il;el.3 plaasdsy. eotnnon to good, ~ Suo good
1So; co,.non to eool DO; 81 siou; fair to good old
u s1sa; common do, &o1at,o; common to dns Ooopg
xGes .i;.sy II bsssn saa
yEHiSws. aastea Il 7lss: .ad sssa, the l.s1.+ so'
Wooi-Tas dsIa1na CONTINUES t.ss tor ths tin. o'
, 1875-04-06
PITTSBURGH OIL MARKET,

NJ >.'o"Sa'F OV+ "sNHNeVF
r1rTsDuso, Ps,, April 6.-patrolsum aaiot; crude,
3l.11H Il Pa1ksr's: rslned. 1akc. philadslphia de-
uysz3.
The New York herald., 1875-07-20
THE INDIAN FRAUDS.

The Special Commission appointed to lnvestl-
gate Professor Marsh's charges In relation TO the
Indian frauds met last evening in the Fifth Ave.
nue. Hotel. The Commission consists OF Messrs.
Faulkner, memOer Of Congress, OF West virginia;
Harris, memOer OF Congress-, OF Massachusetts,,
time Governor OF the State OF Missouri. The
meeting was strictly private, and the committee
organized Dy electlng Governor Fletcher chair
man. Professor Marsh ana lnuian Commissioner
Il. Z. Smith appeared before the bouy anu were
accompanied by General Fisk, Chairman OF the
Board OF IndIan Commissioners. The former pre-
sented hs charges IN regard 10 the lndian irauis,
Tney have already been published in detail. A
discussion then took place as 10 the manner In
which the investigation shalt he proceeded with,
but when the NEE Ting adjourned no plan had Dee
decided upon. The investigation VIII, however,
take place at the Red Cioud Agency, and Gov
ernor Fletcher stated that he did not care how
eoOn the Commission set to work. The committee
Will meet again tnls morning and endeavor to
settle on the plan OF conducting the investigation.
The New York herald., 1875-07-20
A LIBEL SUIT.

THE THREE SUITS AGAINST THE BALTIMORE
AMERICAN SENATOR JOHNSON OFFERS HIS
SERVICES, WITHOUT COMPENSATION, TO THE
PRoPRIEToRs OF THE "AMERIcAN.'
BALTIMORE, Nd. July 10, 1875.
The three suits Instituted In the Court OF Com
mon Pleas on Friday last by the Governor OF
Maryland, by the State Comptroller and State
treasurer, respectively, composing the Board OF
Puohc WORKS, against the Baltimore american
for libel, the damages claimed being $4,000 in
each case, are likely 10 become Indicated ruling
cases. To-day Reserdy Johnson rendered MS pro-
fessiona services TO tue ptoprIetors OF the Aeri-
can, which having been accepted, Mr.. JOnnson's
appearance Was entered IN each case as their
atJorneY In his letter volunteering mis- services,
Mr. Johnson says:-"My motive Tor making this
0ffer was tnat, rom the grouna on which under
stand tue suits have been brought [
thought the pubic interest was concerned, and
tnat the freedom and usefulness OF the pubic
press were involved. This beng my impr ssion
cannot agree TO receive any pecuntary cOmpensa-
tlon.n owing TO the high offcial and equally
hugh social CHARACTER and reputation OF the pain
tifs there can be no likelihood OF compromise or
settlement short OF decision OF q legal tribunal.
fne oiiical conduct OF these gentlemen being ln-
vOlved on the one part In these cases, and the
extent of the gnt and liberty OF tne press to
crIticise ana charge corruption TO public officers
on the other, the suts nave already attracted at
tentlUn throughout he State. Botn parties are
represented BY the abest counsel in Maryland. a
The New York herald., 1875-07-20
MOUNTAIN MEADOW MASSACRE.

THE TRIAL TO COMMENCE To-DAY-AN ENDEAvoE
by THE DEFENCE TO TAKE SOME OF THE WIT
NEssEs OUT OF THE COUNTY.
BEAVER U. T., July TO- 1875
1t is stated this morning on the best authority
that the prosecution IN the Mountain Meadow
massacre case Will not accept Lees statement, as
they expect to prove mure by witnesses already
here (and some OF whom participated IN tire mas
sacrel than he conesses X. N. Baskln arrived
last night and will take an active part III the
prosecution. In court tuls morning The names of
107 witnesses, suDp9naed Tor tue people, were
called not more than nall OF tile number beng
present. Tue counsel Tor Lee asked q contlnll-
ance till tomorrow, when they promised to be
ready without idil.
COMPLAINTS AGAINST WITNESSES.
There nave been Complaints made against sew
era ol tue most import ant witnesses Tor the pros
ecuttpn, charging tnem before a jusJlce of me
peace with cOmpllctt, ia 'he muf ders at Mountain
MEADOW ana on other grounds Marshal Maxwell
mas Issued orders 70 his ueputies not to allow %
witness to be arrested and taken out Of the
county, and TO project them with lorce oil arms
II necessary.
The New York herald., 1875-07-20
CREEDMOOR.
NATIONAL GUARD TARGET PRACTICE.

NATIONAL GUARD TARGET PRACTICE
Practice shooting was continued at the Creed
moor rife ranges yesterday by the following de-
tacnments OF the National Guard:-
Twelfth regment-FortJ seven men from CON-
panies and c, In command Of Captain Brady,
Inspector Murphy acting as Practice Inspector.
Twenty three OF the men were returned ior
practice at second class targets.
Twenty second Regiment-Flfty.four men OF
Companies and +. Captala Horsan command
Ing. Captain LOOMS acting as Practice Inspector
Thirty-hve men went TO second targets
Slxty-ninth iment-Ihrty- four men from
Companies A and G, with Captain Brennan in
command and Aojutant Duffy Acting Inspector.
Ouly seventeen men were sent 10 the second
range.
Seventy first regiment-Fifty- six men OF COM
panIes and !, Captain Lee, commanding; Adju-
tant Graham, Acting Inspector. Seventeen men
sent back.
Seventy-ninth resiment-Seventy. ty.two men OF
companies G and d, Captain Munro commanding:
Captain Ross Acting Inspector. Thirty eight
men went to second range
Major ]. McGrath, OF the Twenty.second regi
ment was the ofilcer Of the day.
Firing commenced at eleven O'Clock. After o.
ing TO the 800 yard range Corporal Walker. W. Fl.
Georges J. E. Sune and James Ragne, OF Com
pany IL. Seventy -nrst regiment, scaled the fence.
They were pursued by Major McGrath captured
and brought back under arrest. All rneIeyimen
tai deachments stacked arms during the firing
and at its conc uSlOn marcned back IN good order
except memUerS OF the Seven ty.nrst, who strag.
gled back like mob OF armed men In unl1oI m
ratner than rep esentatIve formation OF an or
ganized corps. 1Gct which must be LAID to the
blame Of the commanding captain.
One OF The markers was shot In the hand nv a
member OF the Twenty-second Regiment. Canse
two men shooting at once at the same tarSet'
The wound IS not serious. e
The following are the highest scores OF tne
several detacnments:-
The New York herald., 1875-07-20
ENGLAND.

THE pREMIER's PARLIAMENTARY PROGRAMME
TO THE PERIOD OF THE RECESS.
LONDON, July 49, 1876.
In the House OF Commons tonight Mr. Dlsraeli
stated that the government would proceed with
the AGRICULTURAL, the Merchant Shipping. the
Judicature and the Land iran ,Ger bills. lie de-
cllned o saw what disposition would be made or
other measures.
He hoped, with the assistance OF the House, to
bring their labors to close at reasonable and
Satisfactory perod.
THE HOUSE NoTssArIsFIED.
Much dissatlsiacIi ID expressed at the Fre-
miers indehniteness
The New York herald., 1875-07-20
REGATTA AT MILNEBURG.

NEW ORLEANS, La, July 10, 1875.
The rowing regatta at Milneburg, LAKE Pont-
chartrain, was great success, $1,000 persons be-
ing present to witness the races.
The single scull shell race WIS won by Henry G.
Cheever, OF Charleston, by thee lengths; Il. G.
Musgrove, OF the st. joan Club, second; owen
Reilly OF New Orleans, third; p. j. Gillen, OF New
Orleans, lourtn; NJ. Dallas, of the Soutnerns
tiltn, and l.. w. Perkins, o. the ST. John Cub
sixth.
Tne race was half mile and return, ana the
time ON. 4js.
The paroar shell race was won by the st. John
Club Howard CluD second and tile Pelican CiuD
third TINS race was hree quarters OF mile and
return and the time 1lm AS
The Iour-oared gig race was won Dy the River
Sides by SIX lengths, Hope second, Howard thlrd,
SOutJern lOart1, Orleans 18th and ST. John sixth.
TINS race was one mile and return and the time
14m. 62is.
The Iour-oared shell race WAS won by the River
sides by six lengths, Charleston second. Orleans
third, HOJe iourtn Howard tith, Pelican sixth
and st. John seventh.
The New York herald., 1875-07-20
AID FOR THE SUFFERERS BY THE
FLOODS IN FRANCE.
A FRENCH PATRIOTIC CONCERT.

A FRENCH PATRIOTIC CONCERT.
meeting OF delegates OF the french musical
societies neid last night at No 1875 sixth ave-
nue. for the purpose Of UrganzIng grand concert
to be given at the end OF this moath, on behalf OF
the sufferers by the recent inundationa
In France. The following officers were elected -
President, Charles Leturc, oil u Union FraternenS
Francalse Vice President A. Sabbaton, OF LAS.
ISOLATION Musicale Francase; Secretary, +. Man.
suy, OF L'Unlon Fraternelle Francaise. Several
representatives were present from L'Orfeon Fran
calse and LEsperance musical societies. The fol-
l0wlng letter was read -
New YORK, July IL, ls7s
GENTLKNEN-Thc terrible disaster which plunges
France and The the French people into me
ssibe grief has paiued more than / teD
Although mad refused all ofers appear III
lie before next October l cannot refrain from
coming forward at the present moment in behak
OF the unhappy sufferers OF well beloved land. la
case that my services may be OF any use TO you
entirely at your service remain yeur obedient SER
want GUSTAVE SArrER.
Honorary member OF the Royal Academy of Swedea
ami member OF the Philharmonic society OF New York
The next meeting will be held on Thursday even-
ing, at the above mentioned address, when o
board or musical directors from the various
French and AsatIan societies Will be appointed {
likewise committees TO agree upon the programme
ana 30 procure suitable nail.
The New York herald., 1875-07-20
THE ORIGINAL PRoPRIEToRs.

HOSTILE OPERATIONS OF THE WILD SIOUX
NEAR NEW CROW AGENoY-REsULTs OF THE
EXPEDITION OF 1874 TO THE BLACK HILLS
THE SIOUX COMMISSION.
WASHINGTON. July 10, 1875.
The following letter has been received at the In-
dian Bureau:-
NEW CROW AGENCY. NJ. T., July 5, 1875.
Major D. W. BESHAM, Commanding Post, Fort
DEAR SIR take The first oppor unity to notify
you tnat on July my camp OF choppers and team
sters near the mouth OF Stiwater was alta ked
away wlth one mule ana Grave or several oXen'
al out two OF walch | nave recovered. sew
elal Ol the oxen recovered were WOundeu.
Jose Pablo Iroiie (commony called Mexican Soel,
Killed hlm ana took his horse. lne po leIloW
must nave mace go1d fight, az the bushes "nere s,
he LOOK re uge showed many ouiet mark3. inis
ner terrlols flghtened as they let oenind taem @
numerous articles OF vaiue 10 tneh, dInOnR tneu
bearing the Dranu-"Ancnor NILS. Inspected -Four.
Indian Department, Z. 5. q arks0n, Inspector, oI.
LOUIS" There Is no DOUBT that these were SIOUX:
Las; night the same or ahotAer parry ran on tol VI
the agency lwenD-two animals oelonslns 70
White Caliee, eight be.o ging TO tne agency and
DEX Ter h. CLAPP.
The Governor OF Montana, III forwarding the
above, writes that "the indians VINO committed
the outrages belong TO band that has steadily
reused 10 treat Win the government"
The department. explains tnat Lnelr having In
their possession fiour sacks with the stamp snow
ing that the ice was part uI the supplies lur-
nished by the indian Department indicates that
they are portion OF those Sioux who have occa-
sionally visited the different agencies where they
have received ratlons in the hope that they ht
be induced to come into the reservations and per-
manently remain. 1t Is believed that the expe-
dltlon OF 1874 TO the Black Hills prevented the
cons1mmauon OF treaty with them that season
through 4he instrumentaliry OF B'snop Hare and
the Rev. Mr.. Hnman. IL ls now the determna-
tion Of the government 10 deal with these hostile
Indians in such manner as tner conduc. re-
qulres.
REPORT FROM THE SIOUX COMMISSION
The following despatcnes were also received at
the Indian Bureau this morning from Rev. s. ID.
Human, OF the Special Sioux Lommlssion:-
RED CLOUD AGENCY, july Is, 1875.
we met Brues ana OVa,laS IN council to-day.
They desire the General Council TO be held at
Shadron Crock, MIDWAY between tie Spo LeG all
aud Red cloud agencies ON september ], and
positively reuse to go to the Alissoun River
1ney will al In bringin2 In tine Northern Sioux
and Cneyennes. We nave assented to the place
and time designated ty them, subject TO your
approval
THE WILD INDIANS
CAMP ON SHADRoN, July 10, 1875.
The young chlef Araiu-or l. his Horses, with
nifty OF his best men, nave gone TO bring III the
Northern sioux, Red Dog and OJheis accompany
Ing US To the Missouri To influence the Indians
there.
The New York herald., 1875-07-20
THE GUILDHALL BANQUET

THE LORD MAYOR OF LONDON PREPARING FOR
THE INTERNATIONAL MUNICIPAL FEAsT-THE
GERMAN BUTCHERS AND SOME OTHER COR
PoRAToRs DECLINE.
LONDON, July 49, 1875.
or the functionaries invited 10 the Lord Mayors
international banquet tne following have signiaed
their cceptance:-rhe Projects OF the Seine OF
Pas-de- CALAIS and Of the Po ice Of Paris, the
Mayors Of Calais Bordeaux, Geneva, Rome, Turin,
Florence, ChrIsania, Boston and Quebec, and the
BurgUmasters oil Brussels Antwerp and Amstsr-
dam.
SOME HEsIrATING; MANY DECLINE.
scveptcen have not YET answered and twenty
two have declined, including all the Germans in-
vIted.
The New York herald., 1875-07-20

J. Mason, one OF TIE oldest brakemen on the
Central Railroad, had ais left leg cut on on Satur-
day. through his falling to secure grasp OF q bar
OF iron attached to the cars. The tram was In mo-
ton when he enueavorcd to Jump on boarA the
result being that the cars ran over his leg. He
shortly alter appeared TO rally, aud was put on
BOARD q train Tor Newark, but died on the way, IN
the presence oi his afflicted wIie IL Is understood
tnat no leaves his family In destitute circum-
| gtancoA.
The New York herald., 1875-07-20
ROBINSON HALL.


A change OF bin took place at this very pretty
Ilue theatre last night. An operetta Dy Omen.
bach, "Ihe Rose OF AuYergne," introduced MISS
Louise Howard and Messrs. Laurent and Jepson,
who were received very warmly ana gave un-
doubted evidence OF popularity. Tue piece Is nos
an attractive one, either IN its original lorm or
in It's present English dress. In act it may be re-
garded as q decided failure. Different from this
was the sparkling opera OF Herve "Onnperic,"
judicously cut down 10 two acts. with It's bright
sparkling music and well selected cast. Although
1t is extremely difncult TO present OPERA bol[Gs
In an Englsn form, and especially witn such uIa-
terlals as the eccentric Herye furnishes, yee
the management OF Robinson Hall deserve
much praise for the present version
and performance OF 'Chllperic." The cast
Is not particularly strong, but IL possesses many
elements OF attraction. lt Is an unwlse expert
ment TO present Get tain works OF the opera OOLD0
repertoire IN Eugllsh form; but In the case OF lass
nights representation OF "Chilpericn much praise
Is que 70 tue company. The following was tho
cast :-Cnllperic King OF tue Gauls, Mr.. Henri
Laurent; Fredegonde, peasant girl, Miss Louise
Howard; Senua, court physc an, Mr.. George At
klns; Lanuiy a peasant, Miss Ema Marini; Sige-
bert, Chupe lcs brother Mr.. Z. U. Jepson; Diyiti-
acus, hlgn priest OF Drulds, ana NeryOso, a Span
CHAMBERLAIN MT. Frank Howard; Brunehaate
slgeOert's WIFE Miss Annie Mortimer; GasuInda.
a spanish princess, Miss Venie G. Clancy; Fana
high prlestess, aud Leucaste, a NOBLE, MISS Saddle
Getclel; Alfred, Chnperic's pet page, Miss Emily
The New York herald., 1875-07-20
OBITU AIRY.

LIEUTENANT COMMANDER JAMES P. RoBRRrsoN.
UNITED STATES NAVY.
Lieutenant Commander James r. Robertson,
United States Navy, died suddenly yesterday
morning at the La Pierre House, Philadelphia. Ho
was native Of Pennsylvania ana entered the
United States service from that State. This event
took place on the 2Sth OF September, in the year
1857. He had over four years. active service az
sea, ana returned from his last cruise tue Sd Of
November, in the year 1871. Lieutenant Conn
mander Robertson was lately stationed at Beaver
The New York herald., 1875-07-20

SUDDEN ARRESTS BY THE sPANIARDs-P PoIIr-
IcAL CONSPIRACY AND THE PRICE OF GOLD
GOOD NEWS FROM AMERICA.
HAVANA, July IA. 1875.
On the l1th inst. seven citizens OF Guanajoz
were brought mere under arrest, charged with
aiding and abettng the late attempt at insurrec-
ton In the Western Department.
A BANKER UNDFR ARREST.
Emeterio Zorriila, OF the house OF Zorria & Co.,
bankers. was arrested last night by order OF Gen.
eral Valmaseda, and put INTO Fort Cabahas, upon
the charge OF runuInL up the price OF gold. 1t Is
rumOred that he is 10 be sent 10 spain tomorrow
In the Spanish mail steamer
Other parties have been notified by the authorl-
ties that II they persist In god specuatloDs they
Will be arrest ed ana sent TO Fernando 10.
GOOD NEWS FROM THE UNITED STATES.
The friends of tle SIX young men VINO made
their escape to tAe' CuZco Mountains nave re-
celved intelligence OF tuelr sale arrival in the
United Srates.
The New York herald., 1875-07-20
A CELEBRATED CRIMINAL.
MEMPHIS, Tenn., July 10,

MEMPHIS, Tenn., July 10, 1875.
waddy Thompson was brought before Judge
Fnppin to-day IN tue Criminal Court and, counsel
agreeing, his rial will commence tomorrow. He
Ia under SIX ndlctments-three for horse stealing.
one for an attempt 10 commit larceny and two ,or
perjury. Being lessee OF the Missouri Penlten
nary and having figured 80 extensively In recent
habeas corpus cases In missouri tO prevent beng
brough here for trial, and naviug 10 feited bond
OF $4,000 the case excl es considerable interest,"
Thompson was sent 10 iai.
The New York herald., 1875-07-20
HERZEGOVINA.
EHE REVOLT AGAINST THE TURKS BECOMING
ALARMING AND DANGEROUS.

IHE EEVOAI AGAINsr TIE IUKks BEUOalINH
ALARMING AND DANGEROUS.
LONDON. July 10. 1875.
A despatch to Reuter-, dated Constantlnople, to-
day, says
The disturbances in HERZEGOVINA are believed
70 be serious. The Commissioners sent by the
Porte to tranquillze the country have reported by
telegraph that tney are unsuccessful.
REBELLION AND REVENGE.
The whole dlstrict between Mostar and the Aus
trian frontier, down nearly far as Ragusa, is In
o state OF revolt, and the insurgents threaten
death to all who refuse 70 join them.
THE SULTAN ADVISED To SEND TRoors.
The Commissioners advises the Porte 10 send
Sroops forthwith.
The New York herald., 1875-07-20
DONALDSON SAFE.
DETROIT, Mich. Jnl,

DETROIT, Mich July 10, 1875.
special despatch to lne Free Press says that
tne employees on the Kalamazoo and south Haven
Railroad this morning bring report that Pro.
lessor Donaldson alignted between south Haven
Aud NdugaiucK on sunday IN an exhausted condl-
tlun and tnat medical ala had been sent to him
from South haven.
The New York herald., 1875-07-20
THE SPRINGFIELD SHOOTING.

SPRNGFIELD, Mass. July TO- 1875.
Mrs. Dimmock. VINO attempted to shoot DR.. A.
W. Thompson at Northampton last Tuesday, was
brought before Judge Spaudlng In that town to-
day at TbOmnSOn'S nstgatiOn for C cummttal 10 q
lunatlc hospital Thompson's counsel announced,
however, tnaG he would not press the petition,
and the woman was allowed " go lree.
The New York herald., 1875-07-20
THE LOUISVILLE DEFALCATIoN.
LOUISVILLE, Kg., J

LOUISVILLE Kg., July 10, 1875.
The revenue officers completed tonight their in
vestgaton into the anairs Of he Collectors once
anC report the delaloatt0n 10 pe $S2 900 l6 IL is
their opinion that Jackson has been stealing for
heVeral years, but mat IN. bulk oi Tie money was
taken last February. No trace of how he disposed
oi the stolen money mas been discovered.