davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1876-10-30


GiIMoRE's GARDEN
BAsNuM's CIRCUS AND NENiGEEiE. at and 8 p. NJ.
riFyn AVENUE THEATRE
LIFE. at sr. N. charles =. cosblau.
wALLAch'S THEATRE.
FORBIDDEN fRuIi, att I. u.
woop'S MUSEUM
BARNES BESEfr,st I. ". Matinee maP NJ.
NIBLo's GARDEN.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE
GRAND NATIONAL EXHIBITION
orr,.wrn EowhRy rnEATRE 1:
TWO ORPHANS. At : T. u.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN, Mt : A. VI
NEW YORK AQUARIUM
BOOTHS THEATRE.
sARDANAFALUs, ut = I. NJ. Mr. bangs md Mrs. Agnes
TOM COBB, at 7. NJ.
BROOKLyN THEATRE
IASE EYRE. at ; +. ". Miss Thompson.
oERMANIA THEATRE
FERREoL, at 7. NJ.
TONY PASTORS THEATRE.
PARTISAN VARIETIES.
VARIETY. at Pm
TlvoLI THEATRE.
VARIETY. at 7. NJ
, EAGLE THEATRE
VARIETY, ats T. NJ.
SAN FRANCISCO MISsTRELs.
KELLY 4 Icons MINsTRELS
ats r. ".
,,. COLUMBIA OPERA HOUSE
VARIETY, ats L. NJ
THEATRE CoMIQuE
VARIETY. at S I. NJ.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
VARIETY AND DRAMA, at 7ioPM
PHILADELPHIA THEATRES.
FoX's AMERICAN THEATRE.
NEW NATIONAL THEATRE.
TIE BLACK CROOK.
kREufZBERG'S. ANATOMICAL MUSEUM
THE GREAT SIEGE OF PARIS
Daily, from A. ". TO 10 NJ. of the Philadelphia
Main Exposition Building
PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM,
kirth and Arch strcets-TWO ORPHANS.
GEOLOGICAL GARDEN.
K1RALFy,S AI.iAMRRA PALACE.
AROUND THE WORLD IN EIGHTY DAYS.
WITH SUPPLE NJ r Vt.
The New York herald., 1876-10-30

A BRIEF ARMisTIcE with II conference to
make peace permanent is the outlook on
the Eastern question as presented in our
latest dispatches. The English plan, with
special Russian Interpretation, is what
the majority Of the Powers will
probably agree to force on the Turk. Eng
land may not be quite pleased to be thus
toa stcd on her own fork; but the indications
are that Russia, Germany and Austria will
hold her on the points she sharpened in a
slv moment.
The New York herald., 1876-10-30
NOTICE TO NEWSMEN.

All tnosc who will prominently display their
stands notice TO the public TO the effect that they
are selling the HFgatp a, three cents per copy will
meet with no opposition by boys others from
this Office. Stands wagon route Of Kominsky
Brothers, also Suvcns' route, supplied with
HERALDs free OF commission.
The New York herald., 1876-10-30

Fusion seems to be bad horse for the great
difficulty in deciding which is the head and
which the tail that his best friends cannot
tell which way he would run if once started.
The New York herald., 1876-10-30

From our rer oTfs this morning he probabilities
.,re hat The ,reatho to-day ,cH be 'ca,mer and
pntiy cloudy, possibly ,rdh limit rain
The New York herald., 1876-10-30

The DJscoRD BETWEEN FRANCE AND GER
MANY receives another illustration in the in
tolerant conduct of the Parisians, who
thought they werc beginning the reconche in
hooting piece of Wagner's music at con-
cert in the gay city yesterday. Perhaps it
reminded them of the German guns that
thundered around Paris six years ago: but
they should remember that their Kisses re-
call to calm onlookcrs the futile reply of the
batteries of Valercn to those manned by the
Kaisers troops. Even the strains of the sad
souled Weber, once favorite with Paris,
and many year in his grave, served to
illustrate how France hates her conuueror
Childish as was the exhibition in the Cirque
d'Hiver tits a sign to be made note of.
THE REGISTRATION. When we add the
eleven thousand newly naturalized voters to
the six thousand votes registered in the
annexed district, although some of the irst
figures are included in the second, we ac-
thirty-four thousand over the registra-
tion of 1872, the last Presidential year
The natural growth of the city will
account for several thousand more, and tho
extreme activity of the party managers,
large and small, on both sides to bring
ont the fullest possible vote, will bring
the figures of those believed to be fraudu-
lently registered within moderate limits
indeed. At any rate the machinery for veri-
flying the registry is ample, and we would
advise both parties to exercise the greatest
scrutiny between this and election day On
all considerations we do not think 1S3, 600 10
be an excessive registry for population ex-
cceding 100000, particularly in New
York, where there are so many citizens of
foreign birth who came 10 the country after
attaining the years of maphooA
The New York herald., 1876-10-30

YESTERDAYS SERMONS. --Recollections of
the rise and growth of the Methodist Church
in America formed the theme Of an anniver-
The New York herald., 1876-10-30
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

VOLUME ...........................NO 30l
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-06-14

A party of surveyors and assistants
went west on Tuesday tolay out town
at Swan Creek, to be called Casselton.
The town.site is on the ground now oc-
cupied by the N. P. Nursery and is q
beautiful location. Streets are 100 feet
wide and trees have already been set out
on both sides of the streets in front of
eight blocks. Side tracks have been put
in and the company will proceed at once
to build depot. Another town is to
be laid out near Maple River on Mr..
Dunlap's farm, called Wahpeton.
The company will also put up depot,
tank house and other buildings.-Fargo
Times.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-06-14
NOTES AND NEWS.

GraishoppeIs. have made their appearance IN
The second choice Of the conklins men is Elihu
B. Washburne.
L. Crosse. Wis, !. overrun with tramp' who are
sauey and lazy. %.A E5.- @2
Winnepeg, Manitoba, boasts Of large and con"
SANITY increasing trade. ~
Newport will be the fashionable resort this year
Long Branch being voted slow" = " = ..-
The average Senator writes his name for come
autograph 6end every half hour. e. s$rg. r.. -.4
, Gov. Hayes is said to have voice almost equal
to the fog horn Of old Bin Allen. ar
The Chicago Tribune thinks Kerr is guilty and the
Pioneer. Press thinks the G. T lies. 8 rtr Is.
3 Ben Hill, Of Georgia, favors the nomination OF
.Bayard, Of Delaware. Rough on Bsyard.
B,.ine has already 2s4 votes in the convention,
pledged to him. Necessary to . choice 6eV.
Preliminary work on the tunnelling Of the channel
between England and France, has commenced.
1ChAs. o'Connor has been completely vindicaded
by the report OF the bar association In New YORK.
A eernae family living at Corcoran, Wis, were
poisoned last week by eating . dish OF oo''eo
rhubarb. " ''5 + E
Ten thousand Knights Tenplars were in line at
the grest parade Of. the order In Phhadsiphla on
the first bf June. >s-.-
1thas been discovered that Weston, the walker,
cheWs the dried leaf Of the coco to keep up bis
strength white walking.
Poor Abdut-Axz1z-eleven, ,nUuOTeO WlVee suu
out Of : iobi What could the poor fellow do but
die. suicided June 9. ~" 'f.h.' ..@ sss
The Mormons are seriously contemplating an
exodus from Salt Lake to New Mexico, apprehend'
ing IN overflow Of the lake. r. ...r.st-e2rs-
The friends Of Speaker Kerr are appreheosive that
the shock Of the Harnty scandal Will prove fatal to
him Ii his present feeble condition OF health.
The names Of the applicants for divorce iu Chicago
last year fill SIX closely printed columns OF the CHI
cago papers and yet they send missionaries abroad.
8. s. Burdette, late Commissioner Of the General
Land Office has disappeared from Warrington and
there sreason 20 fear that he has been foully dealt
viii. 4a f5s
The Maharajah Of Puttala is dead. Never knew
the ySunc man. bat as his income was So, 500, 600
year We admire his great and noble qualities and de-
plore his loss. ..s lE- I# r .. ..lssr
While the yokes troupe we're playing in Washing
ton the agent, John L. Smith, n order to increase
the receipts, circulated the report tnat Henry Waro
Beecher would attend on . certain night; and then
inysigfed John Chamberlain into private box, and
hadihfm pointed out as the Brooklyn Pope: as -Gnss
never seed wuss countenance in my hfe!"
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-06-14

All pending Soldiers Additional
Homestead Entries have been ordered
investigated and the papers returned to
the local land Office for additional evl'
dence where the parties did not apply
in person to make the entry. This IS
hard blow at those who have speculated
in or purchased entries made by power
Of attorney.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-06-14

The expedition letter, published else
where, will be found exceedingly inter-
esting, though we were obliged to cur
tail its proportions, for lack of space.
very much, emitting several persona!
notices, among them handsome one OF
the efficient vetrinary surgeon, G. A.
Stein.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-06-14

Mason Martin, Adam. Mann, Oscar
Bracket and A. j. Collins were the
first to receive patents for lands in
Burleigh County. They came last week.
Bracket received patent for fraction
of section six embracing ten acres and a
half lying west Of section five and south
of the brewery.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-06-14

Comps Land Owner for June reports
the. issue ofpatents for cash entries No.
2, 5, 6 and z made at the Bismarck
Land Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10
FOREIGN NOTES.

HAVANA, June 9.-Santos q Company, deal
ers in moasses aud sugars in Cdrdenas, have failed
HAvANA, via KEY WEST, June 9.-Ricardo
Menoca Collector OF Taxes has absconded TO the United
states with about 100000 in gold.
HAVANA, via KEY WEST, June 9.-The Gov
ernment is making contracts with parties in Florida for
cattle paying 81 III gold per pound delivered in Nue.
was.
LONDON, June 9.-The vote for the Duke OF
Counaughts establishment bis with Princess
Frederca daughter the exKing OF Hanover, will be
submitted to Parliament at this session.
MADRID, June 9.-Dming the debate yester-
day i'm the Senate ON the Consultation the Bishop of
Salamanca said the Spanish prelaes would always OPP
pose religious liberation as Incompatible with CathoF
l:sm.
LONDON, June 10.-A dispatch to La Repu0-
lts Frdnedse from Lyons reports violent thunder
a. ,r1n at Valonne Three soldie Of a regiment
camped there were killed 10y lightning, IL parslyLed and
blinded
MADRID, June 9.-Eighty Senators are in
favor of the amendment for totally suppressng the priv
eges hitherto enjoyed by the Provinces Of Bscay and
Navarro The police have discovered two depots VI cart
ridges at San Sebastian.
MONTREAL, June 9.-Sir Francis Hincks yes
terday made speech in reply to Sir Alexander Gait on
the depression OF trade in Canada. He did OF agree
with Sir Alexander that the depression OF trade was
caused by radiug extravaganza, but rather from
the reac that had taken place after an ext aorunry
amount of money had been spent upon public works
W created necessity for the importation OF atlcies
rpuuFed by consumers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10
DLSSA TISFACTION IN VENEZUELA.

RESTRICTIONS UPON TRADE-A1LEGED TYRANNY OF
THE PRESENT GOVERNOR.
The merchants of this city engaged In tratflc
with Venezuela are feeling severely the effect OF the
policy adopted by the present Governor OF that state
Gusman Blanco. Urging smuggling operations as his
excuse he has closed the port Of Maraeabo to trading
ships which are thus compelled TO enter at Puerto
Cabelo, the nearest available port and there
receive freight brought to them by coasting
vessels The delay and unusual expense cause great an
noyancc to those engaged in trade with these ports In
the article of coffee alone this action has raised the cost
Of TRANSFORMATION from so cents to 81 80 hundred
pounds It said that the Governor Is building large
warehouses al PuertoCabello where all goods from the
Maracaibo region have TO be transferred, with, II Is
claimed the intention Of personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. and
that the closing OF the port OF MaraeDo Is poruoh of
his plan To secure this end
Dissatisfaction is also expressed in Venezuela with the
course taken by the Governor who, it is alleged,
usurps almost regal authority. imprsoning his
subjects for imaginary ohenses and assuming tno
pomp and rctmue OF prince. Lately he has
turned his attention TO foreign residents, ana 10
foreigners present In his domain on business
mr. osure Three cases OF this character have occurred
recently In which the victims OF this arDtrdry authority
have been American citizens. Tue case OF Mt Baruain
of the icm of Bartram Brothers of No ~ WaersL "a
this city is cited in which the nature ~ use arrests
Is clearly illlstrat d. Mr. Bartam went 10 Porto Coeo
on business for his hun aud after tansctng 1t male
application to the Government for passport, which
was ignored Frequent Applications mt WIN no oettSr
su cess and at last growing impatient OF protraeed tie
Law and seeing prospect of speedy remedy, MT Bart
ram stated his Ia the American CONSUL WHO gave
him a passpo and placed in bis charge some
disultches for the United states GJVernment:
Mr. Bartram resolved to leave Nenczuoli' anu
began preparations carry his resolution INTO eject
Ills PURPOSE seems to have been discovered Dy inc gov
ernueuta authorities, for he was arrested hhu
into prison where lie was compelled TO comeln contact
with tile lowest class of maeiactOrs and "a cAst upon
food not hit for human consumption: Aer huch uel y
and great trouble Mr. Bartram oh aimed MS fcIese, anu
il "a aered mas presented his for the consideration
of the Government ut Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

RosToy. June 9-.Jobn Jay Bradley, graduate OF
nap,mont College was drowned Loyewe Pond. Maine.
yesterday
Ro.roN June Dom Pedro has been quietly
waiting the OF interest in this city today Without inc
slight 81 exhibition OF ceremony.
IAVRENCH Kansas, June 81 i. Usher, eX-Sec-
rety OF the Interior attorney for the Kansas Pacific ka
way has gone Washington 10 testify In the Blaine n'esu
gat.On. 49,
BosroN June 9-The printers of the Hamilton
turing Company at Lowell have gwen n0uce 70 he
they Will not accede u the proposed redeoh
of
QUEBEC June "a better feeling has prevailed
I'm freight during the week. cram Iexnts
from Montreal have taken start upward WHICH nas naeu
10 strengthen rates here
b ,sToN, June 9.--The steamer Oriental ashore ON
Hardns Ledge has been condemned not being worth tho
getting her aOat she VIII De SOFA a. auouoh tof
row. About all the cargo has been discharged
MIDLAND, Ont, June 9.--Capt: Mcpherson OF the
reports large propeller and two barges ashore on
the entrance Ia Georgian Bay th.y wefo
driven on shore during the storm OF "Wednesday night
CuIcAGo June 9.-The marriage of X. y McCor-
mick and Miss Katharine Me olemDlzed last even
ing at IN Of Joseph Me editor OF The Chiedgo
T Elegance Of dress and decorations the
occasion.
CHICAGO, June 9.-The report Of the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific Railroad shows the gross LOT
the year ending April TO be s765l62 opsia expenses
year and al increase in net Mugs oi xieA1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10
GENER4L POLITICAL NEJPS.
BLAINE ATTACKED IN MOTIONS BEHALF
q ILc lL..uL.L RnuuLL L.LLL

BLAINE ATTACKED IN MORTON's BEHALF
OMAHA, June 9.-The Omaha RpWjlicn OF
tomorrow Will contain statement from J. II. Milard OF
this city, Government Director Of the Union Pacific RSi
road m relation to Government Director Harrison and
his share In tic Blaine charges. Mr. Willard states that
Mr. Harrison 20 have acted ON the hrst In tie
sole interest OF Mr. Morton as pr, sideutia ca datS
When Mr. Harrison heard three years ago, about the
Fort smith matter he saw opportunity 10 aid Mr.
Morton hy making the allegations public az the pro. or
time and he decaicd 10 Mr. Mari three years ago. az
the direct1r8 meeting in Boston, and has often
repeated II since; that, at the proper tm', II
Mr.. Blame should be ~ his way, nc Wuulu yen
tbIs hpud story and kill hm cano date
Nj uIlarI states that he recently informed tlt u
this a rrofuunn secret unu the Republican Convention
assembled. spring II SIR. Blaine the ana there
-, 10, could opportunity 10 yubdirAl" himself:
With reference to the Kansas Pacific matter Mr. Mtrd
stv- that ar. Birue Ls witness TO hs hainrlcssueos
In the Icf-Ou 81 a leading democratic CouFrcsi nsH from
New York, who knOWa ali ~ the fActs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10

MI Bristow, which greatly strengthened by the declar
atoms OF prominent Kentuckians that their second
choice Is Mr. Morton.
Gen. auckland, Edwin Cowles, Major W. ID. Bickham,
and Others of the delegation have arrived and declare
the policy Of Ohio TO be attack upon any candidate
and steady adherence to Mr. Hayes who they hope Will
be successful in the end.
Very judcious work being done for Mr.. Bristow His
supporters are just now engaged In making friends.
They understand that his chances will be increased II
Mr.. Blaine is out of the way.
"What is the Blaine programmed is the question
asked every hand. "what will Illinois do =! is qrles-
ton asked with equal anxiety. IL there Is q break
In her delegation Blaine is beaten said promi-
nent politician. Meanwhile there are many
who regard Mr.. Conkling gaining, and who speak
OF The work done by his supporters during the past week
in she Northwest "Ths is the candidate we have most
TO fear" SAID Bristow delegate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10
CRIMES AND cAsuALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

MoNTpFIIrR, VT June 0.-The stores of L; G.;
pnnev and Hutchinson Smith In this place were robbed
last nignt Of over 81 900 worth OF goods
Syp,cusr. n. Y. June o.-1his city was visited
nv tremendous rain this afternoon between 43o and
clock estimated that eiSht lnohes Vi "a'er ic'
Mn CORD PENN June 9.-During violent thnn-
& .,nrn An u.mlock Hollow, Wayne County, Penn William
Inn while peeng bark, was struck by lightning ana ln
stantly killed.
NoyrprAI. June 9-The body of Leonard Lynn
Yo ha vas drowned four weeks ago has been found 30
% dawn The river Mr. Lymbergs relatives are extensive
iace manufac turers IN England.
HUDSON, n. Y, June 9.-A,iam Bear, q prominent
aud well known business man at West camp Ulster Co COM
.,cide aa At night jumping the Hudson He had
h"en i,boring und, alteration Of mind
N,suyuIF Tenn, June 9.-Samuel NJ. King
nsrr Denuty United States Marshal for Middle Tenues
e was indicted to-day for obtaining money under false pre-
tsn.es He shot himself this morning IN the Criminal Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10
THE GRADUATION OF MEDICAL STUDENTS.

PHILADELPHIA, June 9.-At the meeting of
the American Medical Association to-day the following
resolutions were dOptcd:
Resoired That members pf the medical profession,
VINO i'm any way aid acct the graduation of medical
students in irregular exclusive systems OF medicine
are cced thereby Ia violate the spirit OF the ethics or
the american Medical Association
he 0ired That there he appointed committee Of three
ueI ms members of Association, IN each OF those
States where there has been dctiOnaken Tor the estD
shen of Boards Of Health Ia urge upon those stat,
the necessity OF the establishment Of such boards.
Henry j. Bowditch OF Massachusetts, elected Presi-
dent for ensuing year After the election of other
officers the Association adjourned TO meet at Chicago
the first Tuesday in January, 1877
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10
THE HEGIRA FROM WASHINGTON.
DEPARTURE OF SENATOR'S AND REPRESENTATIVES,
DOUBT III A QUORUM IN EITHER HOUSE WILL
REMAIN.

DEPARTURE OF SENATOR'S AND REPRESENTATIVE
DOUBT III A QUORUM IN ETHER HOUSE WILL
REMAIN.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIRUSE.l
WASHINGTON, June 9.-From present signs
there will he q small showing OF members and Senators
in Washington next week and II those go to Cincinnati
who have promised to do so, there will not be quorum
in either House There has been some tax
that an adjournment would be made for three
days, hut this is hardly probable. By to-
morrow's trains at least 30 members OF the
House and half as many Senators will leave for Cinein
natl. Many have gone already, and more VIII go on
Sunday aad Monday. Among the Senators who VIII
leave Tomorrow morning In special ear are the loio"
ing Messgs. Spencer, Clayton, Patterson, West, ana
Mitchell who are for Mr. Morton Messrs Jones, Logan
Sargent, and DORIS, y, for SIR. Conking; Mr. Paddock
for Mr. Brsow; Mr.. Hamn, for Mr. Blame, and Messrs
Window and Hitchcock doubtful. Mcssrs Dorsey, Gay
ton, Spencer, and Patterson are delegates.
There il more interest and excitement here over the
Convention than has been known for many years There
has been some betting hut there favortes Some
speculation has been INDUCED in as to who viii be
selected for President of the Convention. Tie names OF
Theodore NJ Pomeroy OF NewYork. James +. Wilson OF
Iowa and Gen. Hawley of Connecticut have been men
toned the probability being that Mr. Pomeroy viii be
the TEMPORARY Chairman. 1t is pretty well understood
that Robert J. Ingersoll OF Illinois will nominate MI
Blaine with starter OF Al votes from that State, Repre-
sentative FRYE Of Maine scOnding the nomination
with the united vote of that state Probably Senator
Uanlin and Messrs Hale and Frye will have charge OF
Mr. Blanes interests in Cincinnati with sufficient power
to act with authority. A. b. Cornell and Representative
Plat will have charge of Mr. Conklngs interests, while
Mortons two brothers-n-aw, Messrs Burbank and llo
oway and Gen Terrl viii act in behalf ~ tho Ind ana
Sauaior IL is understood that Gen. Harlan ecu l'oNh
ton, and BufOri Lon VIII De ON hahd III heIh'cIos'S
OF Secretary BlIstOM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10
OUTLOOK AT CINCINNATI.
PRESIDENTIAL GOSSIP.

c,rrn CHANGES IN THE sITUArIoN-BRisTo"
GAMING IN THE soUTH-NoTHiNG Losi pl
w,,NE-MR. coNKIING's FRIENDS COMING ooi
IN FORCE.
c;ncnnati begins to be alive with the PRELIMINARY
,rstle Of the National Republican C9nvention' Inc
hesdouarters of the friends of Mr. Conkhng' M
Rla;ne. Mr.. Morton, Mr.. BrlstOwo and other ca'ui
dates are opening one after another Tuinor .n"'
Mr. Blaine would attend the CohVenViv"
was received with alarm by those mnV
onpose him; but the rumor u o.U
II appears that there is disafccton among a :.
en Republicans toward the Administrator anu ~
81 hr - votes to Mr.. Bristow. Mr. COnkngs
Is pl'ns I'm 90 votes. Mr.. Baine's friends
oOntdsnt and opponents say that he has not lost
strength t and may even be nominated on the first
s.,Int The attendance from Washington promises
10 be extremely large.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10
NOMINATIONS IN WEST VIRGINIA.

WnEELISG, w. Va, June 9.-Ihe Demo-
cratic Convention at Charleston last night after con
,inuous session Of - hours nominated Tire following
ticket for this StItc
T6r G0rern0r- Henry Matthew
4 Tusu GcIsrdf-'fIl. Mliiic ~ Eauithlse
HtIf.f-IG-rpi = Miller.
JfcIs. rsg-l nonlas i. N..t.
Efusrtuf. ndsAt ~ IS rglt.--W. X. Fcndeth
EyS yYi 80 sfpfTHe CoHft--A l. lNmonu' l. -
~ Lys@, at LgGgs-Messs. Camden OF Wool Davis, and
HGct L-eggtrf Aessrs. Camden of Harrison Wilson ana
yfa for IN, III District CfeaTy aL0 Monroe loi c
~. District Ai,s-Is Kelly for the TIA District
The Convention .rlournrd at o'clock this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10
THE DANISH LEGISLATURE.

LONDON, Friday, June 8, 1870.
special dispatch from Copenhagen to The
Pail Mall Gaseue says the Committee Of the Fokethng-
the Lower House OF the Danish Rigsdeg-to which tho
question was referred have decided unanimously In
favor Of the Governments demand for 100000 crowns
1855 1851 for purchase OF Is Krupp field batteries
The Radical leaders have decided TO refuse TO read the
Fertilization bill second time. They will move reso-
luton declaring the moment unproptious for the pro-
posa thus avoiding vote Of want Of confidence, upon
which the Government will abandon the measure, and
the extraordinary session will adjourn.