, 1875-05-13

'fRAskronr. Ky, May 3 The Demo
cratic State Convention adjourned after
completing ticket; nominating JoeiC.
Underwood for Lieut.. Gov. and 9Thos.
E. Moss. Attorney General ataussz i
Resolutions were adopted, condemn-
ing the doctrine of the right Of the Fed
eral Government to interfere In the 10
cal affairs of States as unconstitutional
and opposed to republican form OF
government; and maintaining all the
old doctrines Of the Democratic party.
,WAsH1NGroN. May 6.-The Treasury
Department on the LIST awarded the con,
sh uction Of the new Reyenue steamer,
for service on the coast Of Oregon, to
the Oregon Iron Works Of Portland. O..
for $g2, 900. The vessel is to be one Of
the staunchest in the service and will
be 145 feet long. % feet breadth Of beam
and II feet depth of ho.d. Tonnage
227 tons Custom House measurement.
,L LONDON, May 8 In the Commons
last night in the discussion Of the Bud
get, Gladstone censured the method of
stating the Treasury accounts, whereby
he said deficiencies we're concealed. He
pointed out that expenditures had IN,
creased during the yesr. qf the Conser-
vative Government, si3O, ,0c0: He con-
tended that counting interest on loans.
interest on de6ciencies, the savings
banks and Friendly societies accounts,
which are not mentioned in the Budget,
the educational charge, etc., no surplus
existed. In SO 5aol4lemibladf
Robert Love said q Budget Of that
character was unworthy the confidence
of the House. Northco:e had manipu-
lated his account and produced fietil
tious surplus. he said the Liberals bad
paid $50, 900, 900 of the public debt and
left the surplus in the Treasury which
the present Government has squander-
ed. That deficit is national calami-
ty and there ought to be surplus.
The House of Commons will adjourn
from the 18th to the Goth for Whitsunr
tide. ..v.. ,t 5il g1.-r
LONDON. May 7.-Clews, the English
man Of the Jefferson Borden crew dee
clares that he joined the mutineers
under compulsion. The U. S. Consul
has taken charge of the prisoners and
ordered their transfer to the Dread
naught Hospital. Another dispatch
says the wounded mutineers are still
alive. The English sailor is in the
worst condition. There is some legal
difficulty about removing the injured
men to the Hospital, which the Ameri
can Consul and foreign Office are trying
to settle.
A warrant will be probably issued
placing the mutineers OF the, schooner
Jefferson Borden at the disposal Of
Minister Schenck. res .,7e esi III
The Standard special from Berlin
SAYS the Prussian police have redoubled
their vigilance, having received alarm
ing notices Of plots against Bismarck
and Minister Falk. -ft
A special staff of IA detectives has
been formed for their protection.
Capt. Sherard Osborne, of the Royal
Navy, is dead. 1s-..
The race for the Cheshire stakes. lun
to-day, was won by Thunder; Chival-
rous second, and Tom o. Shanter third.
BRUssKIs. May 1.-The Belgian
Chamber q RspzseSf satatives to-day
read McDupiemont Lydens reply to
Germany's last note. Mareve Osborn
was the principal speaker. He ap-
proved the terms of the last answer to
Germany and, considers all grounds for
apprehension, respecting the independ-
ence of the country, the integrity Of its
institutions and the Liberty of the press
had disappeared.
At the same time the neutral position
of Belgium did not exonerate her from
obligations to her neighbors. f,v rs..
BERLIN. May Proceedings against
the Prince Bishop of Breslau for viola
ton of the ecclesiastical laws resulted
in his removal. He has been conducted
to the Bohemian Frontier.
PARIS, May THE French journals
treat the reports of alarmists about
war with Germany as unsounded. and
others consider them greatly exaggera-
ted. All are confident that the Gear is
in favor of peace.