, 1875-07-22

Oh an lnOlan VINO pIunBeu aItoE uIui auO
brought him out. The loss is about
fifteen thousand dollars.
| VICTORIA, July 19.-The steamship
California from Sitka and Fort Wrangel
anchored at Nanaimo yesterday. She
has on board the remains Of Major
Walker, who was lost on the steamer
Geo. S. Wright. The body was recov-
cred in Bazan Bay, Prince Of Wales
Island, by the q. 8. Revenue Cutter
Oliver Walcott, now on cruise in those
waters. No other traces were found Of
the Wright.
The news from the Cassiar mines is
very encouraging and all hands are
taking out big pay. ID
The Grant Company claim vaa sold
to Chinese for $4,000. The prospects
are much better than during last year.
New YORK, July 19.-Gold closed at
l41s; stocks dull and irregular.
LOUISVILLE, July 19.-The revenue
officers have completed the investigation
of the affairs of the Collectors office
and report the defalcation at $3S, 600.
1t is their belief that jackson nas been
stealing several years.
WASHINGTON, July 19.-The Catholic
benevolent societies of the District OF
Columbia will meet on Friday to make
arrangements for celebrating the CEN
tennial of Daniel o O'Connell.
BERLIN, July -. - Returns OF the
Bavarian election indicate that the cleo
toral college will consist Of n liberals
and 70 ultramontanes.
LONDON, July 19.-The ties ct Satur-
day at Wimbledon for the St. Ledger
sweepstakes were shot off to-day. Full
ton, of the Americans, won; Mitchell
second and Rigby third.
In the match for the rifle association
cup for which each man has ten shots
at 600 yards range. Coleman scored ~
out of possible so. leading q large num-
Der of competitors. Gildersleeve made
48. The e1cellency Of the American
marksmen creates much applause and
astonishment.
The shooting match at Wimbledon
between members of the House Of
Lords and House of Commons was won
by the latter.
MADRID, July 49, The Carlists have
abandoned the siege of Puycordia.
LONDON, July 19.-Of the functuaries
invited to the Lord Mayors Interna-
tional banquet, the following signi6ed
their acceptance: Projects of the Seine,
of Pas De Calais and of the police of
Paris. and the Mayors of Calais, Bor-
deau1, Geneva. Rome. Turin, Florence.
Christiana, Boston and Quebec, and
Burgomas:srs Of Brussels, Antwerp and
Amsterdam. Seventeen have not yet
answered and % have declined, includ
ing all the Germans invited.
In the House Of Commons tonight
Mr.. Disraeli says the Government would
proceed with the merchant shipping,
the judicature and the transfer bills.
He declined to say what his disposition
would be of the other measures, but he
hoped. with the assistance of the House
to bring their lobors to close at rea-
sonable and satisfactory period.
LONDON, July 20.-The Daily Tele-
graph says Russia has officially an
nounced her intention of Withdrawing
her proposal for the continuance of the
Brussels conference.
LONDON, July 19.-The disturbances
in Herzegovina, are believed to be
serious. The Commissioners sent by
the Porte to tranquilize the country,
report by telegraph that they are un-
successful. The whole district between
Mostar and Austrian frontier. down
nearly to Rogusa. is IN a state Of revolt,
and the insurgents threaten death to all
refusing to Join them. The Commits
sioners advise the Porte to send troops
at once.
SAN Francisco, July 19.-The bank
ruptcy case of the German bondholders
VS.. the California Pacific Railroad Com.
pany came up in the U. S. Circuit
Court this afternoon before Justice
Field aud Judge Sawyer on petition for
review of the decision given in favor Of
tho plaintiffs by Judge Hoffman. Judge
Anderson argued the case for the de-
PENDANTS during the afternoon.
BEAVER, July 19.-It is stated this
morning ON the best authority that the
prosecution will not accept Lees state
ment, as they expect to prove By witness
al.eady here, scme of whom particip a.
ted in the massacre, ,,more than he con-
fesses. Il. N. Baskin arrived last night
and will take an active part in the pros
ecution. In the Court this afternoon
the names of 107 witnesses subpepned
for the people, not more than half being
present. Lees counsel asked for a con-
tinuance till tomorrow, when they
promised to be ready without fail.
There have been complaints made
against several Of the most important
witnesses for the prosecution in the Lee
case, charging them before Justice OF
the Peace with completely in the muir
ders at Mountain Meadows and on other
grounds. Marshall Maxwell has issued
orders to his deputies not to allow wit>
nesses to be arrested and taken out Of
the country, and to protect them with
force of arms if necessary.
CHICAGO. July 20.-An Inter Ocean q
Washington special says the Treasury
Department has received information
that the body of the deputy Collector Of
Internal Revenue, who accompanied
Revenue Agent Beach on raid against