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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.
LYcEUM THEATRE,
Bf Bous@aaDaME sfS' L&RcHibGc alR ibaiG M
THIRD AVENUE THEATRE.
Third between Thteth and IArtyhrst streets
MINsTRELsY and VARIETY. az Is Z A.
Broadway and thirteenth street -Til'E OVERLAND
ROUTE, at r NJ closes 10 AS r NJ Mr. John Gilbert,
PARTISAN VARIETIES,
Sixteenth street and Broadvay.-vARIETY, at 8 P. NJ.
pARLING's OPERA HOUSE
Twenty third street aud Sixth avenueCOTTON REEDS
NEW YORK MlNsTRELs at s P. NJ; closes al 10 p NJ
THEATRE coMIouE,
No. 5l4 Broadway.-yARIETY, At /. NJ; closes at lo45
AMERICAN INSTITUTE,
Third avenue and slxty street-Day and evening
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs.
sss Sr' A'u' Broadway corner q ninth street.
BOOTHS THEATRE,
Twenty third street and Sixth avenuePASToMIME, a.
= o,n., oLY%P5G3 553y T1IEATPRE ~,
eM D'O41"A' -A-'-A'' : = = S-'''S il
PARK THEATRE
Broadway and Twenty second streetfHE MIGHTY DOL
LAR, at : +. NJ. Nj. and Mrs Florence.
EAGLE THEATRE,
Broadway and Thirty third streetYARIETY, at ?. N.
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART,
80 l2s West Fourteenth streetoPen from ioA n. TO
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE
coes a o So M EDWIN odh
BowERY THEATRE
sowery.-HoP PICkERs. at r NJ Mrs W. G. Jones
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
of TwentytTd street and Eighth avenue.UNCLE
TOMS CABIN, at Y. NJ closes at 10 40 L. NJ.
HOWE CUsHING's CIRCUS,
bot Of Houston street. East kver-Perormances day and
tyening.
GLOBE THEATRE.
Nos 72s and 730 Broadway.-MINsTRLLSY and VARIETY,
ats T.. NJ
WOODS MUSEUM.
Broadway Of Thirtieh street.-SI SLOCCM at s
?. NJ. closes at 10 45 p. NJ Matinee NJ 2 7. NJ
GRRMANIA THEATRE,
Fourteenth street, near Irving pace-EHRLICHE AR
BEIT, at s P. II.
TONY PASTORS NEW THEATRE,
Sos. 5S5 and 5S7 7Broadway.-VARIETY, at 8 +. NJ.
COLONEL SIMS PARK THEATRE
srooklyn.-VARIETY at 8 r NJ: closes at 10 :f5 p NJ
sTE1NwAY HALL
Eervantes.
TIvOLI THEATRE
Eighth street. near Third ayenue.-VARiErY, at r. NJ
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LYCEUM THEATRE,
Fourteenth street. and Eighth avenue.-Erench Opera
Boufe-MADAME L'ARCHIDUC, at =. NJ
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wALLAcK's THEATRE,
Broadway and Thirteenth THE OVERLAND
ROUTE al r. NJ closes 10 AS r. NJ Mr.. John Gilbert,
Miss Ada Dyas
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PARTISAN VARIETIES,
teenth street and Broadway.--E ARIETY, at 8 p. NJ
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DARLINGS OPERA HOUSE.
Twen third and Sixth enue-COTTON REEDS
NEW YORK MINSTRELS, at s y. NJ. closes az 10 7. NJ
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WHILE SOME COUNTRIES are trying to make
themselves free Of princes, London makes
the youngest Of the English princes, Leopold,
free Of the city. Long lite to the young
Prince 10 enjoy the good fellowship and the
good dinners Of the stout burghers q London
townl
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THEATRE COMTQUE,
At . 7. NJ; clio
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THE WEST INDIES. news from the
West India Islands is not altogether rose
colored to-day In St Domingo neither
the finances nor the soil appears to be in
sound condition; for we are told that the
treasury Of the Republic is bankrupt while
heavy shocks Of earthquake have been felt
throughout the island. Investments either
in land or securities do not therefore, seem
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TIVOLI THEATRE,
Eighth street, Third ayenue.vARlErY, at p. NJ
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE,
md SIXTY third street.-Day and evening.
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SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS,
a House, Broadway, corner Of Twenty-nin
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PARK THEATRE.
Broadway and Twenty second street-THE MIGHTY DOL
LAR, at +. NJ. MI. and Mrs. Florence.
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tncreaan Of tho royonuo. tho yina Of tl1c tu1ra
during tho first month Of tho cnrrent year AZ
tnrfling rcaronahle ground for this n1poctatio',.
with regard 70 tt,e 'ni!way eArond'sute; wlsh .sa
works on tic ta|abro Sicllinn lines. hnl ,,nf',-
rHl liro for tho rnytnenss in cnnnocslon wlt!, ts
Roman Hallway bonds, tho uovernmcnt esp"cs-
ed 10 receive tito amount required from tho bonue
which rould t,o preHcntel for cnnyo1hfnn into
rouse. signor Miugltetti added that 1t wnr morcly
a question Of an anticipation Of reaonrcoH, 10
consideration OF which no would submit tho nee.
csaary mosnnres to tho Chamber on ita tess'
nombling. In any case, tic tegnlat feln're,,
fo.. Tho Ministry rolled upon tho balance of
tho bank lsAue; tic removal Of contracts, tug
ockrot duties. and the customs duties in view 81
tho o1piry Of tho tscAtiea Of commerce, nhac'l
Franco, ArAtria. and Huit2crAnd displayed per-
foul Willingness to royise, AMI which rouIa bs
modified without any Infringement Of tho pstn'
cipies Of F1eo Tra1o.
, 1875-07-10

Int ri lato cnra living In .tif city atid give" 10
,f1iak mud who l,n. been wild drunk Tor several
llays, WAS arrested this morning and !oiGed III
{al Within two l,ours, during Which ttno ms
cell whs visited twco. ho lung hnsel1 win
lie turnkey won't 10 his cell lto VIVA found tiead
vii, his knecs nearly touching tho floor. Hla
wi(c. who hal complained In order 10 get him
,tnttcr reettaint snl nway from lHuof. t"nx on
terribly. and swooncd when '!ao hcAra ot Ills aao
end. =,
n,ght n tlorn,an namcd Fred Wcbbor Gut I'is
tl,foat with rAsnr, and a'rnett "esored hss head
from hia body. Ihero vaa no known toason ZOE
tue deed.
, 1875-07-10


VIENNA, Juno 23.-Tho meeting Of the En-
pcro. OF Austris With tho Emperor Of Russia In
Bohemia III quite Spontaneous. ltwnspromptcd
by that friendship and intimacy which hos Bprung
up bctwocn tho Two Monagchs siuce, after
long enlargement, they met REnin as friends
At Berlin and lator At Yionua and 1T.
Petersburg. 1t iB not tho result OF my
planning, but It comes about, AZ It werc BY
itself. Archduko AlLrccht ou his way to tue
Freuch seaside went to Jugenhcim and to Ems
to convey tho niroctonate greetings OF Ills I'm.
peral nephew 70 tho soversigua Q! Atlsx'a hou
Germany. Both return tho not Of friendly court
cyy tue Emperor Of Kussla by going out OF hla
w9v to moet his friend tho Emporor OF Austria
I in Bohemia, while tile German Emperor makes
| tho detour by 1schl to 70 to his euro IN tho
| baths at GnHtoin. Ia accordance with this tho
meeting Of tho two Empeross in Dohomn will bo
without any official ceremony. Only . Hmall
| enIto will accompany tho Emperor Of Austria:
Insscad Of returning rs usual hy tho direct road
through Germany tue Gzas passess osos -. sSe
portion Of Dohon,ia, entering tho Austrian
at Dodenbach. iho mooting Will DO held Al
Komotau. amsll town. which ie point Of June IN
| tIon OF tho raiivny network In that part OF Bo
hemia. Tho ground over which tho two Emne
rors will trayol together Ia that On which tht
allied armies In 1913 fought together aEalus
Napoleon /. The day IL not l1xcd AZ yet. but th'
| manager Of tho Du1 Uodenbach line. which vii
be- thn ono used, has received intiuaation to hav
IN express train roady for Thursday next, Al
thongh tho probability Is tt.ht tho czRr will onl
leaye On tho 2Gtl. No Ministers ara to accom-
rany tho Boyescigna. ....-.
JUNE al. According to rsosent arrangements
tho meeting OF tho two Emrorora III protocte
for tho 2Bth inst. The Caar Is to reach on sh
rnoruing OF that day tho northwestern frontier Q
bohemia Al Wclpert, not, aa It was at first q
pecsed, Al Egas. 1Io is to arrive In Komoesu 9
moon. Tho Emperor OF Austria Ia to lsaT
Vienna o, tho night of the 9th. and 60 by raj
way to Kornotau, where ho Will join tho Ca
, and accompany him to tue northeast frontier
4sohen,ia, nhero tho two Sovoregno pnrt, th
Czar going on to Warsaw and the Emperor {
I Austria going by Prague, Dulweis, and Linz
! Iachl.
, 1875-07-10
NOTES AND NEWS.

81
TIE DETECTIVE DIVISION or TIE TENSION DunfAu.
Specia! Daspateh to Th< Chicago Tribune.
WAsu1Su1oH, u. G.. July &C. F. Baldwin, OK
Mt, Vernon, O., lato special Agent Of tue Poss-
otllce Department, has been tondcrod By Ar.
Atkinson. tho Commissioner Of Pensions. tt1s
nositiou OF Chief Of tho Special Service Division
iu tho puusio.l bureau. Mr. baldwin has &C.
coptot tic position. and will imned1ately enter
uron tho reorganization Of tho tosco, which -
contemplated by thu conamsasioner. Baldwin
of tho most efficient agcnta Of tho fost-ofhcs
department. "
TIE pEEA NASurACruRERs L1cEa1Ea.
WAsWlsa1os. July 9.--rho t'cer saannfaetat'
crs who had takDn out e1G0 1iceuacs 70 inRuu.
facturo bear, and find tho quantity manufactured
by them required only u liccuse Of $50, made 20
application for a refund TO that amount. The
1pattos being referred to the First Comptroller
OF the 1reasury, that oticor finds nothing III the
Law allowing such q refund, ara decides ~ ",
position 10 the arpltcstion. Tllo manufacturers
will contest the point in the courta
pKi.AH0.
gearotsry Dcfano returned to his datIes 1t ths
Interior Department this uosuinE.
FosTAL MATTERS. .
Tha re1,orkB iust made to the Third Assistant
Postmaster 1leneral show very large increase
iu tho buaIness of tho fott-Oftice Department
The eales Of postal-casds have Increased u l-lt
ret centuul. .. :.
,Ths straw bildota on tho mail contract on th'
| line between New Orleans nna ficksbuIE ri
| trouble The Now Orleans 4 VlcksbuEg Com
panv seums to 10 In league with them. ~ 1t y.
| declined m o1er OF s27, ,100 to carry tue NAL
| tetwccn thcso two polnts. To-day rostmasteI
t}e,lornl Jowell Increased ths otfor to s33. 8oo
that beng the largest su's ho can g,yo under th'
, 1875-07-10
CENTRAL ASIA.
THE RUSSIAN ExlEEntTT0N.


DEn11s juno 25.-On tho 11th OF May. tho
Russian Expedition, accomplished by Herr von
Weinberg, tho chief Of tho Turkestnn Diplomatic
Chancelesie arrived ut Karshi, Tho Capital OF tho
p.incipality Of IliHtar. Thoy wcsc courtcout'y
received by tho Ameor and one Of hia sous. who
b acts III beg Of tho town Of kermpo.
Tho Ameer readily permitted tho
n,o.nbers OF tho expedition 10 visit overy part Of
hia domintonB. cauiioning them, hoUoycr. TINT
lie country be.ween Hissar and the ANN wAs
worry unheaithy. and that thn neighborhoods. Of
| Bh,1rvat and Kerkt wcro Infested by Afghan
robpors. At Amsn, on tho 17th Of May, Herr Won
hars, tho military and scioutt2o NOM
| bers of tho expedition intepd!ng 70
proceed to OuBar 10 roconnoftro tue mhiu
! road loading from Bothara to Iaisao, and fur
thor OIL to hhirooAs, on the Anu. and to Dinau
md Roga1 In tho southern valleys OF 1itshhr
The expedition were In hopes OF being ab!a 70
traverse and inspect the entlro fEincipality from
Dainun to KuYab and Daldiuau. and from The
IIissa1 h.lls to tho mouth Of tho snEhhob
Lieut.. ytnshesshi had completed an accurate
ua,, Of tho roads between b!Iahg!shbBk, Ritab
and Karshi. Herr von 8ehwarz had detcrminot
tho ASTRONOMICAL pogisiou Of enmarcand. shaar
and Ka1alI.
, 1875-07-10
AUSTRIA.
D1fHGE yg. STEEL GINS.

nnoNzE vs. STEEL GrS9.
YKgsA, June 2O.-1t tusna out to be the caso
tllat the Artillery Committee has declded to roc
omtnoud tho adoption Of the steel bronze gun OF
Gen. Uchatius. OF course, this technical Com
mi.see In only called upon to give an opinion tho
tlunl decision resting with tho WAr Department.
and the Emperor, Sill tho opinion of com.
mi:tec composed OF aomo Of tho hiEhest
authorities ns to artillery 1nnttora Ia Austria
cannot but uc!gh heavily in tho decision. ny
ono thinks Of questioning the authority ana ~
The decision should only bo como to after an ex-
haustIyc competitive trial, not only ns 10
tho pbyscn! guatios Of thc article. but likonlso
a. 70 tito certainty Of producing IL IL lsTEe e qusn
| and tear Of field guns. II tho stool bronze gun
can stand these toats thoroughly, oyory patriotic
heart In A,arta will rojoco at tho Hncceha Of the
| Austrian inrontor; but until tho EVIDENCE comes
point out fthat almost I'll over Europe tho steci
ssnd Hussla, Who ha7o tried similar
method Of casting. tronze, have given T. 4
tic ti1od guus at Magenta and Bofferino, and
| with tho brcoch-loader at Koopigsgratz, it would
10 scarcely parlonoblo IT Austria were again.
according to tho saying Of tho First Napoleon,
ono idea and ono army behind thu rest OF sne
world.
Tho idoA Las been atarted In tho Vienna
Jockey Club Of having race to Phrls botweol
six Of tho Vienna 1acrcs or hackney- coaches
aud prizos to The amount Of E2,000 liavo beei
subscribod tor tho purpose. -Four .tlacres have
already entered tho competition. Should mort
tlan ai1 offer themselves aseloct!on will DO mad'
by ballot. The timo fxod from Vienna to pati
ii sixteen days. With ovory accond carrias
thoro 10 to DO an umpire. They are to 90 Tor tel
hours day, aud rest for Tue remaining fourteen
Tho Eaco is looked forward to with tntonne IN
. terest. hIoat Of tho drisera who have alread
ffferoiI to 70 arc we'll known all about town, MI
aiuoBt pnbio c!,sractora as ridcrs in tho yeat!
, trottinE matches in tho pfntor.
, 1875-07-10

FIGHT IN DAKOTA.
t7peetaI p1spltrA 10 IHa Chicago 1f4euns.
Sioux CRY, H., juno 0.-0n tho 9Th lnht.a
100 Indians, supposed to 10 Dzuls sioux. ~
lacked tho PoacA Agoney. As tho authorities bad
boon warned OF tue contemplated attack, troopa
wore stationed thcra 10 defend tho Agency. The
ros,,lt OF tho tight Has that Tho Indians were TO
PULSED, fela. pleoe in tbs lands Of tho SOLDIERS
tu1ning tho tide Of hattle against tho indians.
seycN Of tho lattor wore reported killed. No
soldiers wess killed Of sesioualy wonnded. 1t u
Goycrpmsn is fitting out m expedition 70 10 to
tho Ulacl Hills to bring ths minors who arc
now 1t work thero without pssmiss1qn fsom &he
4QyptuManA
, 1875-07-10

ANOTHER VICTIM OF THE mon N.ExPLo oslvE."
Spfc1a. Dtspateh to The Chteooo Tribune.
DAvxsPonr, H., July 0.-Last evening l!tt!o
girl aged 10 years daughtor Of Patrick Doylsn,
in West Davenport, attempted to kinllo fire.
With korosonc. 10 that her fashets euppor might
DO ready vlon he returned from work. There
being Goals III tho CRATE, tho flames naturally
followed the oil etream, exploding tho can, aud
sottiug tho Guilds clothing OH hro In an inatsnt.
bto ran shrinking from the house. mud tho
neixhbors hurried TO hur. Whom her olothing
MS oxtiugaiaod eho wsa past hope. l1er breast
aud allouasn woro literally burned to crisp.
and her back, hands. artnH and logs were hlia'
tered; yet nha Hvod till yesterday morning,
wteu death cAmo to h9f relief.
, 1875-07-10
LOUISIANA

LOUISIANA
Etto 0rffdna Tins, Jh'V 7.
Not since tho War has III, coast OF dolth re-
Cton ezl,ibtteti 40 cheerful prospect. houna-
ant rains, during poriud Witch last yeAs "aa
characterized by m uninterrupted dro'1eht Q!
loarly two months hare given q Voruant aho
arring-1ike hue to tho folks the trees, ana tho
ehrubbcry. Indeed, SO far as tito color ls con-
ccruod, It would seem that in lhe midst OF May
tho month OF buds and cponing vogctallon'
ratl,or than IN mid summer. Now however tho
crops nro nearly n,aturod aad yot still Neaf tue
aspect Of vigorous youth. .....
There has uot boen since Tho War.hn scarcely
wituin tho recollection Of tao oldest planter, so
ilne n corn crop. The experience OF last yoaf5
rroyed aovero ,orson, Fsw planters produced
hatf their fced. Ilonco the snormoua drain uuon
tho South fur corn. cats, anl PORK. Nhcn corn
roso to 10 conts blshol, which 1t dld ociofe tne
planting aoaaoli, Ctr straitonod planters nosan
to nppreonto tho importance Of heedsng the
counsel ne l,aye 70 of:o1 eavef;; to rAtho thelt
| nwn feed" Ifcnce alic largely Increased aero
ago Of oe1n-s.h,cl han altoady T1pened. anu
viii soon be it for uBs-thas everywhere glad
highlands. This corn viii rot bo gathered IN
Witt loo soon. rho mules, so heavily worked IN
barring OF tslo canc, Indicate Tn thels
condition tho want ot tlas nGurahn.S si,a
ant invigorating tooa: ftom on 'nSh Sa,,,fa -.
.I,ctn In on half rasIouB until tho now corn eau
ho 1'ls gathered. Ill It ia. llowevor, a drawback or
then, to hayo to subject this nni1nal to snch
i,ar,lsl,lpe, Int tho nature Of our CROPS, thiA
yoar no forward md heavy will not admit OF any
ios It a. q certauty .lsat our planters will pro
duco nll lilo corn thoy will need for conauMp
ton, lilo prospects Of this season in o., S.or,
bra,,ch o! agricultural prodn1eton, especially o
cotton aid ausnr, arc exceedingly encouraging
81 nresont rates, tho pruflts upon this tnllnstr.
PROMISE m 10 bo largo. Producing o,ir food. VI
sl,ai N, longer bo compclled to cipher closely Il
aco If tho who1o yaluo Of these nrAiuota las no
the suuniiea which 1e have drawn from thos
rectionu. We shall noy havo balance TO on
credit, which III mora tilan can bo raid of othc
dcrartn,ents Of industry and tho employment 9
capital.
, 1875-07-10
AN IMPORTANT LETTER.

From prominent gentleman and resident OF Clnolnnat
o. for ths Enat fuEy Years wc known to tim ne"apApe
publishers Throughout tbs United statcs.
REV Ynnk, Oct II. 1910. !.
pR. AApwAY-DxAa 8tAs au tnduood ~ senss Or
d4y thu suffering to make bEUf statunUt ut tn4
working 81 xuut modie,ns .n1se!f For so's.al iesM
had Iaen secta With tfuQblo l tho 1lAuisr an
urinary srsans Hob t~usys no,nhs cunin..a
In isrsbIy adsetinx dsSase. .ieh h1 ph3a!sian
Aanstinn u tbs kiduoIa md bladder. md xavs -
sass so}tiax s.isaiiy cured lad ttsd nube! os
physcttns md h*a taken lArFo quantity Of 1sdsn r
had OF astunstlnx cusss having bcen mAde W
!snedtca and sou,v fouI months sFo sad nSuac y L.
eGouis pete,u rhn bad lanx heoo suffering .. "a.
raIilia isssosent. tteady nalle and Hs1ulstnx PtG
n taiiaypd, aud aQW fsel ~ well ~ evnr. -. -
&. ". JAMES, Cincinnati, u
, 1875-07-10
lTAl.fs


Tue TfN1L EStI2ATE1 SU* 3u1"'
noxx, June 26.-rhs final esttmhtea sor 1870
vsre dacussed to-day In thA senase' slsuoF
Cambs.y Diyuy aaksd By Wla& means s'snor
Miushetu proposed to meat ths fsosh expendl-
tute voted by tho Chamber Of Deputies signor
Mlnghotti replied that compensation would
be found tor tho ouusys 1etMEed ~ n tho
, 1875-07-10
CUBA.
GNftLL fltltfTa.

HAVANA, Jn1y BAN Official dispatch reports
that On Tho 27tt nit. force Of Spanish troops
fought, for two hours, 400 insurgents, who rera
postod in an advantageous Fositton, near Mirror,
and killed twenty-boven of thcfn. the 'os4 Ut
tho BpAniards MAS small. On tho came daT thora
Was snosl,oz engagement. near ocule, IN "nich
ton insurgents WBro killed.
, 1875-07-10

6p*eta! Di&paetA 10 TA< cAsaao 4<'au"e.
MAp1sox, Wis, July 0.-One Michael Daf1is.
fvsmerly prosperous farmer os t1s county
, 1875-07-10

cstcs sht"uxn It'd biood swsat urne and othor luts
md ncos of tho syte! tho vsnt o fe tor It topahn
se1oius, syphilis oonsumpton s!soaais5 dl.s9.o nles9
i tho thr1At mouth, tumurs nodes In te klAndd and
uthps parts Of tho sYso eyess strntus4ns dt-i
eGarscs iro TIN ears and tho ~ot forms of skta ds
fhoa er.ipala sens. black 'pat Y S9fms E. The desn
pAiaiui dchsExes nkht swesse 1oss OF spsrm aud Ill
tho III. psi9ctplo aEe wn tho sqsati;o range
viii pt.o nsln4 IL for c'.hor dsasss s
potapt poMcr To tIon1.
il Inc patient daily bocounng redrcsd BY the ws.as
ani decouposttlon That Is contnnn1J sns
With now nateI3 made fm hoalthy blood.snd this the
81. soody II H. Tos ,o af gn
il Iepars vii 10 rapid. aud evey day tho patient wn
foc himself growing better and s.rn9er, tho food ~.
xottinx bottof 1pp1to imprornR and esh Aud weixht
| fncteaslnK. ,,,,.. y,.,-.. ...t -
knoWn rncal nRenta tho Of Elr1nc, 6cf0tulluI.
constitutional aud Skin diseases. but tho only posi-"
/ two cure Tor
, 1875-07-10

n
pAa.oE A11.owAxcE.
Tho Secretary o! tho Treasury will soon ISSUE
In rrcniar tol1u, tue principal poil'tB OF the re-
nant tcrajou Of tito Attorney Goneral relative
~ 1alaeo-aklow at,ces at Interior ports of ont1T
under lilo lu,mcliatc-transnnl tasinn act. az !
companylng the6o f'a!!isa VIII p9 6t1.cE.ens -
conts tho opinion OF tho Attorney General, anu
tiak ali customs ot}c,rs viii interpret t!to l"w
accordingly. The circular will ho immediately
t.t ~ iii pnrt1
eeA' - N'' TREASURER NEW
| in getting fully Established in hlt ne" o..
nrn. lis pays ho Intends to conduct y
for willis AZ II it wero = bank. AM
.an rcatrn tI,o poBitiop, I1e accepted the trust
,St', rrea2 reluctance, aud iB evidently entotinS
',,a,, trc dischnrve OF ts duties with tho ibton-
I'm nf rnonai,ls thls public onico IL 1t wcro
a,,a,ou,r,'i s,,n ~, nr;rato tus;ucse cutetprise.
eueeos'''1 f''' ntrn,
n n ,,de1,. supcryisiug Special Agent Of
| =, - c,,,.,. I,on1rtmcut died here this morn
iiie t!e1hn', ,-at-ortni iii,,o.s. Mr. Lobdol. has
s ai.et ~, t!nv"rnn,ont ss1yco Tor tlird Of
ettvrr osSn a., n,,G en-. lilo Oldest nful most expo
cthsn t 49, ,,,a of1icrr lin IN father nf what III
n,r,, t.u.!u." M lin banded warehouse ayH-
hlio"i ~, - tho nriI,Iuntnr Ut tho
.o1'' "A" yc,tutas Of tho present
Ia,,,n1 ~ ronductinv Custom q ouso sbllsnesa,
~ sibsI1 i,-otnI =. liz buniucas pf tho Chicago
ntnm, ~ 1Tm,uc unA has atwaya beou tho best
EaotI .'1 - I'M Alton in I'm Depn.tp1cut, IIo
tstenu ~. y. s,,' ,.r"o cs,n,n. yp,ng lad in tho
toasss slna inso IL ono Of his prinoipal
SaIs. SSa;s"s0
aemS, H. co,,;,or NJ tbo Treasury to.lay makes IN
tne ouI's ~ s,.curnt lila, 10 charges Of any
, ara co,, naIc aan,ust Holt present Chief
M @ ns,t ~ 49," 1ntnTn", I;oyauuo Brna,l, aud it is
elota ~ tnv NJ Tho nenartmout wl1Y IIolta
no. ,s,I, 11S, h,on connectod with t1eso
! ..a.aosto,,s hnms sto,!.a Ns'' 0'''' e'''0
, ssahsac1ona' .rrnv,s c.sr.
: o ,o,1. ~, raw o1ici,l deye1opme,tts
y, la.o 1',o.;", h. 1hn cnruos nude against
tnaay ~ .s'a.! ~ 49,, ~ 1,e,s" Avcry. HocTetary
Got LEE sacarod ~ @ NJ oiela information OF
o..htoT :ta.n'a,t @ ,nr INV iuformation wLa,eyer
, any lhulct4ets17 noh at ,stot i. copfn,nn,l IN
ulon IVY ss'v!S ~, IN inftora from finyern-
. AnaulYtt o. ncuts"i ~ ;, rhn ayorL unturo ot
cnt officials a. a. tou.s uai tn aid is not
o tie aocuheuis Mica t,.,, ,,,,n, that thnv nrt
known, nuS tIgao G ~ s.7 M ,,ayo already bse in
So.ss =; .f;osn t,sn.,rt,n,, Avery has not 70.
h usn.o' o, " .,er neon auanen1e.l mid his friend
es" ~. ,,o',ta;n lin ,nuococo, MoUrew II
sta -, ho iuIi nf il,rtur null tl.rentenB 70 maxi
s " ~ r"c vii In nyo uloru startling thar
~ a11,nai eSoare Of lie WHISKY Hing. II,
~ ,nu s.. 10 ot, In ruin tic ronutatou OF otha
+ ,.r.o1. r.nlnp -. iir.,, 1T ~ ot,;cal sutton,
j. p''''No "'"1 cntYrEnrEIrY.
J. 1,,,nar w,.,hurn i,ns snccccdcd In nrrestn
l. NV; onmn,crfoitert in California, aud ha
T. ~ ar. Snn t., ,,ar noss.asIou larre dukntit.
10 ~ .,',,'is mi nj nn1nistei coit,.,
, 1875-07-10

WASHINGTON, D. O.. July o.-For the Upper
Lake region, tho Upper Alsei'spp. aud Lover
Missouri valleys. falling followed ~ .isltn'g
aiirl,tlv ooo1or, partly cloudy weather. and rain
areas from Missouri to the Upper LAkos.
LOCAL ONBERyATlOt.
UHtcAdo, July =,
, 1875-07-10


IMPENDING FLOODS.
pa7,s, July p.-The vntoEs OF tho hhone sso
rising and inunlasions Aro feared.
PANS. July 0.-Tho Town Of Ilsonuk and VI
c;nity. III tho Department Of Calvados, has been
damaged by inuudAton to tho amount OF 2,oo0,-
600 francs.
Nosus1ESr 70 THEorn1LR oAur1EB.
pAn1s, June 2l.-To.day At o'clock monu-
rnous erected to tho memory Of Theorh!'o dau-
,!ar was iaauguratod at tho Cemetery OF Mont
lnartro Notwithstanding tho rain, n great many
literary ncu artists, and sculptors wore present,
including Arsone Housesye. Camille pouees'
Cabano zicm; Alphonso Dsatet psul Meurlse; sS
i,nul do Haiut Victor. M. Theodore
DO Danvllle pronounced discourse eulo,gzing
Gau.ior's pocticat imagination. Tho absenco
OF the actors and actrossca Of Paris, as vol ~
tho thcetricnl managers, was much commented
on, for Galtier wns we'll known as clever aud
iuat dramatic critic.