, 1876-05-18

ween three imperial powers Is salts
factory. but as it appears that all plans
of positive action are rejected. and the
powers are about to tender their good
vices to the Sultan and insurgents.
we think it would be premature to think
the Chancellors for the eastern ques-
ton.
SAN FRANc1sco. MAY 15- AS the
steamer City of Panama. which arrived
last night. entered her berth at the
steamer Balandria, damaging her so
that one of her water tight compart
ments filled with water and her stern
sunk in the mud. She will be raised
and repaired in few days.
ST. LOUIS, May 15--Moody & Sankey
held two meetings at the rink yester-
lay, and will hold another tonight.
Greet crowds were present. and much
interest, as well rs curiosity, was
manifested.
INDIANAPOLIS. may 15-The National
Independent Convention convenes in
this city next Wednesday for the nom
nation OF a national ticket. The names
of Judge Davis, B. F. Butler. ex-Treas-
nrer Spinner and Senator Booth, of
California, arc prominently mentioned
IN connection with the nomination for
President. Representatives will be
present from nearly evey State in the
Union.
New YORK, May 15-Some of the
delegates to the Imitation Conven>
ton say the Convention at Indianapo
lis will probably nominate General
Butler for President aud George W.
Julian for Vice President.
Gold closed at 1211a9122s.
DEs Mo1NEs, Iowa, May 15-The
Democratic State Convention meets
here Wednesday morning. The feeling
Is strongly against any instructions on
the Presidency. bat there are strong
Hendricks indications among all nov
here.
WASHINGTON, May Is The Worlds
Washington dispatch from London to
day says there is every reason to believe
that the extradition article will be saved,
and Winslow will be delivered up. 1t
AYERS that it does not appear that Fish's
position. so ably maintained, has been
heretofore fully understood in England.
MONTREAL. May l5-The water here
is still rising. The shipping interests
are very much injured. A large num-
Der of temporary wharves have been
carried away. and ferry boats cannot
make regular trips. owing to the diff
. Guilty N finding suitable place of land
ing. and carriers now decline to transfer
passengers TO and from vessels, owing
to several accidents having occurred by
driving into deep water.
WASHINGTON, May 15.-The House
passed the bill under a suspension of
OF the rules allowing Mrs. Fitch to re-
ceive her diamonds free Of duty. The
Senate, sitting in secret session to day
as court of impeachment, arrived at
no vote as to the jurisdiction. though
it is thought vote Will be reached to-
morrow.
LONDON, May 15.--In the House of
Commons this evening the under sec
retary for the colonies, stated it was the
intention to lombard towns on the
coast of nahoney and blockade will
be commen ced July 1st.
CoNsrANrINopLE, May lit is ofic-
tally stated that the Bulgarian distulb-
ances are expected to cease shortly.
The insurgents have been defeated wi b
great loss in several eng ,sements and
many have given in their submission
Fifteen thousand soldiers are now con
centrated near PhilIiphale. Additional
Russian, italian and Greek men of Wi r.
have arrived here
SALos1oA. May 15.-It is officially an
nounced that Is a tditional arrests have
been mace.
ATHENS, May 15-- The Turks are re-
inforcing their positions on the Greek
frontier. Greece will take similar ac-
ton in that qu.rter. 1t is alleged that
oreign emissaries are endeavoring to i'll
the Christians on the frontier to
revolt. Great agitation prevails in
Crete.
PoR1LAND, O5n., May 15.--Legal Ten
ders in Portland buying 80; selling at
80.
LONDON, May 15.--The House OF
Commons last night debated on Ire
lands resolution, nat the House regrets
that the progressive increase of of ex-
penditures commenced by the govern
ment, should lead TO an increase of in
come tax. Gatherae Hardy offended
the increase Of the army estimates.
When the tramp of armed men was
heard in every country of Europe, it
was deemed necessary that England
should keep pace with the nations
The resolution was rejected by 263 10
IT'S.
Additional London correspondence
says: That late ministerial changes at
Constantinopie. have been caused by a
demonstration of 5000 Mussleman.
who sent dependent to the Sultan re-
questina tbs removal of the Grand
Vizer VINO was removed on this de-
mand. Large crowds assembled at the
installation of the new vizier, which SO
alarmed the Christians that they asked
for protection form the foreign embas-
adors The new viZier, however, has