, 1875-07-15

DOSION, Ouly ". AA"%sSsASS -
California wool show considerable fall
ing off from last week, but fair busi-
ness has been done, although holders
are compelled to concede little to
effect sales. There is in fact no firm
ness for any kind Of wool. and buyers
have things pretty much their own way,
New York. July 10.-Arrangements
for the approaching booksellers exchange
and clearing house have been nearly
finished. The opening takes place July
18th. The American Book Trade Asso-
citation was formed last year at genera
convention of booksellers at Putin Bay
WnKEsBARRE, Pa. July 10. = The
funeral of Chief Justice Woodward
took place this afternoon. The services
were conducted by Rev. II. L. Jones
and Bishop Stephens, of the Episcopa
Church.
ALBANY, N. Y. July 10. = Edward
Kelly, bridge watchman, wife and child.
were run over at Otsego. by railroad
train to night. Kelly and his wife were
killed, but the child escaped.
LITTLE ROCK. July l0.-Good rains
have fallen in various sections and the
crop prospect is better than ever before
in the State.
IND.ANAPoLIs, Jury 11.-The jury in
the case of Monroe, on trial for the
murder of his wife three weeks ago.
this morning returned verdict of guilty
and he was sentenced to penitentiary
for life.
LONG BRANCH, July 11.-Mrs. Alger>
non Sartoris gave birth this morning tc
fine boy.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July 11.-During
\ performance in Music Hall, West Fall
on Saturday night. slight explosion of
gas took place under the etage, where
upon an alarm of fire was raised and
the audience rushed for the doors and
windows. many in the galleries jumping
to the floor and others hanging out of
the windows ready to drop to the ground
if necessary. A cool headed man, how
ever. jumped upon a seat and shout:
There is no fire." while large num-
Der soon got out into the street and the
jam at the doors and windows was re-
lieved. The audience soon returned to
the performance. During the panic
several women tainted and a number of
persons were quite badly crushed.
PANAMA. July 2. The West Coast
Mail, of the 29th ult., says that during a
recent storm in the harbor of Valparai
SO, forty boys belonging to q training
ship were drowned, together with be-
tween 20 and 30 sailors, and from IL to
Is boatmen, exclusive Of eight persons
who went down in the unfortunate
Egeria. No correct estimate of the loss
of property arrived at but what with
stranding of vessels. sinking of hulks,
damage to vessels. destruction of light
ers and boats. the lost will probably ex'
ceed one hundred in number. The
destruction of baths and other property
the amount will be very large.
WASHINGTON. July 11.-Postmasters
appointed: VIM. q. +. Martz. Bruce-
port, Chehalis Co., W. T.; Charles A.
NJ. Meyers. Eagle Cliff, wahkiakum Co.,
W.T..
MADRID, July 1O.-The Carlist Cen
eral Dorregary is actively pursued by
the Alfonsoists. It is believed he will
attempt to take refuge on French soil.
An official dispatch gives the follow
lug details of military operations:
The fighting on Wednesday near Van
clares in the Province of Alaha, lasted
five hours.
The Carlists. under Perula and Don
Carlos, numbered 18 battalions' of in
fantry, 12 guns and $50 cavalry. Their
1oss was IA killed, many wounded and
number taken prisoners.
Contreras twice brilliantly charged
the Navarres with 80 lancers, sowing
death in their ranks and creating
panic.
The railway between Vittoria and
Myran has been restored, and at Bowen
Valencia and vinares will shortly be
re-opened.
Gen. Jovellar is at Morella, province
of CASTILLO de La Plana.
Gen. Weisler's division is endeavor-
ng to overtake Dorregary. 1t has orders
to Immediately attack him if it comes up
with him.
All forts on the river CALICO. in Ara
ion, are guarded. The Carlists have
retr eated in disorder towards Amescoas
Generals Quesada, Coma and Tello are
pursuing them. Gen. Quesada's victory
at vanclares prevented the Carlists from
invading Sanlander and Asturius.
NEW YeRK. July 1.-The first Sunday
services in Plymouth Church in Mr..
Beecher's absence on vacation this sum-
mer, were conducted by President Por-
ter, Of Yale College. who preached an
ordinary sermon. Rev. DR.. Edward
Beecher and Mr.. Ballard, Mrs. Beecher's 8
brother were the only relatives of the
great pastor present.
NEW York, July 49, The people and
temporary residents of Peekskill and
neighborhood, preceded by o band Of
music and a company of militia marched
to Rest Hill last evening and serenaded
Henry W. Beecher. After speech by
Judge Wells. giving expression to con-
dence in him as a man and Christian
Minister of the Gospel, Beecher spoke
nearly one hour.
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