, 1875-05-06

but are liable to dissolution at any mo-
ment. Associations thus continuing
to be subject to the supervision of Gov
ernment officials. "
The property Of converts is not to be
conhscatsd but will be temporarily ad-
ministered BY the State.
MADnm. May1.--A portion Of Carlos
forces on the frontier of Navarro have
! revolted. They demand peace and ad>
hesion to Don Alfcnzo.
LONDON, May 2.-French and English
gunboats are ordered to the banks Of
Newfoundland to prevens threatened
trouble between the fishermen of each
nation this summer.
E. B. Stephen, the sculptor, is dead.
Forty-one bodies have been taken
from the mine at East Staffordshire.
killed by the explosion yesterday. Most
of them leave large families.
PENDLEToN VIA UMATILLA, Ogn. May
l. hon. George La Dow, Congressman
elect died this morning at two O'Clock
of rheumatism of the heart.
LONDON, May 2.-St. James Hall, at
Liverpool. was burned to-day, The loss
is estimated at $15O.OO0.
The report of the death of Stephens
the Sculptor, is premature. He is still
living
BERLIN, May 2.--An address to EN-
peror William praying for his sanction
and patronage for an Imperial German
exhibition to be held in 1878, is in cir
culation in this city.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, April 24.-Rum.
ors of an alarming nature have reached
here from Port an Prince. There have
been some disturbances at Port Apaison
North side, and the British Consul as
saulted and wounded. The commander
Of the British gunboat wished to bonn.
bard the town Immediately, but was
prevented by the wounded Consul, who
has since arrived at Kingston on the
gupboat Swallow.
Commodore Lyons has sent steam,
er of war to Port au Prince to demand
an explanation and indemnity for the
outrages, under the penalty of immedi-
ate retaliation upon tie towr of Port au
Paison for the insult to the British flag.
SAVANNAH, Ga, May IA roit occur
ed in Darien on Friday night. occasion
ed by negros attempting to rescue mag
istrate, who had been arrested on bench
warrant. About 20 shots were fred,
wounding the Sheriff, two whites and q
negro. .- .
New York, May 3.-Gold closed at
15H.
The Evening Post says the steamer
City of Hartford, when passing through
East river this morning, ran into and
capsized scow on which were Captain
Caste, his wife and four children were
drowned.
KEEN. N. H., May 3.-Thomas NJ.
Edwards, first President of the Chesa-
peake Railroad and Member of Congress
four years, died this morning.
Stillman Witt, a prominent citizen Of
Cleveland. who sailed for Europe in the
steamer Zervia a week ago, for the ben
eft of his health died at sea. Mr.. Witt
was largely interested in the Il. R. en-
terprises of the west.
ST. LOUIS, May 3.-The steamer st.
Luke sank in the Missouri river last
night at st. Clares bridge. Four per-
sons missing.
Mrs. Dwan, wife of John Dwan, a
railroad man of Kansas City or Jefferson
City. and her two little girls aged and
s, were lost on the steamer st. Luke.
and six or seven deck passengers are
supposed to be lost. but their names
cannot be ascertained.
New York. May 3.-The Captain and
pilot of the City of Hartford, which was
in the collision on East River this after.
noon, are both arrested and locked up
in default of 5000 bail to await the
inquest.
HAMILTON, Ont.,, May 3.-The con-
secratlon of DIR. Fuller as first Bishop
of the Diocese of Niagara, took placeion
Saturday. There was large attendance
of Bishops from all parts of Canada and
the United States. The clergy were al
so present in large numbers. The Epis-
copal pulpits yesterday were filled by
eminent visiting divines.
MONTREAL, Can. May 3.-The river
is clear of ice to Quebec. Ocean yes.
sells are all expected up tomorrow.
HALIFAX. May 3.-The steamer AL
hambra from Boston went ashore at
Cape Sable on Sunday afternoon dur
ing thick fog. The passengers and
mails were landed safely on the Island,
where the passengers remained today.
The vessel is probably total loss,
CHICAGO. May st is rumored that
1t. Gen. Sheridan is about to be mar
ried to Miss Rucker. daughter of Gen.
Rucker of his staff.
A killing frost visited large part Of
the Northwest on Saturday night.
LONDON, May 3.-The Carlist Com
mittee has received kilograms reporting
great victories by Don Carlos forces
under command of Saballo at Breda
Lerida and Santa Coloma. King Alton
SOS forces numbered 10000 men. They
lost S chief officers at Breda and $50
men at Santa Coloma.
Another victory for the Carlists under
CASTILLO is reported from Aragon. Cow
ernment troops are said to have lost all
their artillery and many prisoners. The
Alfonsoist General De Late was killed.