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CHANGES TO FOLLOW Mr.. BRIsrow.
SOLICITOR WILSON, THEAsURgR NEW, AND THE
CHIEF CLERK TO RESIGN FROM THE TREASURY
DEPARTIENT-THE SUCCESSORS.
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SOLICITOR WILSON, TREAsUR.R NEW, AND THE
CHIEF CLERK TO RESIGN FROM THE TREASURY
DEPARTMENT-THE SUCCESSORS.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPNCHl
WASHINGTON, June 19.-Spcculation las been
widespread to-day the subject OF the 10
Secretary at the head Of the Treasury Depart
ment Although the general impression has been that
stephen Hurlburt Of Illinois would be nominated, there
was no admission from the Executive Man
sion that such the fact. Among other
gentlemen mentioned probable to receive
the appointment were Mcssrs. Chandler Cameron,
New gresham Kassou OF Iowa, and Mr Conant the
present Secretary. Mr.. Cameron however re-
marked to friend this morning that lac could Eot ac-
cept the position t rendered to him. 1t is DC
ieved that other important changes will follow the re-
tirement Of Mr. Bristow, though this may in measure
demand on who the incumbent -hall be. Mr.. Wilson,
the Chief Clerk Of the Department to-day rendered his re-
serrlon to take edct July l. For long time II has
bkuown that Mr. New the Treasurer has remained III his
present position at the request of SIR BstOw ana Others
and there is now good assert that this gentle
man will very shortly retire from the Office OF Treasurer
Of the United States He will certainly do 80 10y the end
Of the present fiscal year. az previously Indicated Kumor
has also assigned several gentlemen to oEce as the sue
cessor 10 Mr.. New. II Is known that MI Wyioan the
present Assistant Treasurer, has 'een very iaVOrapY
mentioned TO the President for this position should 1t
become vacant.
Tine corespondence between Mr.. Bristow and the
President ON the occasion of BristOw's resignation
has not been given the press for publication Tie IoT
ma. reply the President to the secretaiys letter OF
saturday was written to-day The correspondence, II Is
understood is brief and contains the usual formal e1-
pressions of communications Of like character, Mr.
Brstow saving his letter that he thereby rendered
his resignation TO take effect the 2Oih inst and
thanking the President for the honor OF the appointment
he had conferred upon him. and also stating his desire TO
give attention TO his private Affairs. The President
accepts his resignation with expressions OF hope that
in his retirement from public office the Secretary Will
find that rest which he could not have in his present
poson and desiring that the personal relations DE-
tween them shall remain In the present pleasant CON
ditiOn.
A dlspatch from Louisville to-day saws that Bluford
Wilson, Solicitor the Treasury, will make known his
resignation in "a few days Mr. Wilson left Louisville
for Washington last Saturday night, ana before going
stated posiyely that he would immediately tender his
resignation.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, June l9-Amost me sv eh.Ire h1 re-
cent heslet n.i-;.. =.
MvNpms Tenn. June 19.-Luther Perkins, n
,o LAWYER as shot killed AT Ausun MSs yes'ouAJ'
by ills Gibson, a merchant -. c.-.
puuADEIpuIA June 19.-Buchanans Ilne SiIee. ,N N
College " as raided upon to-day by The Shefin " WV
suintion which IL is aeg ged. Issued bogus diplomas
DETROIT Mich. June ia fire at Fort SanIiaC; Ln g;
Mich ON Saturday nglt destr' yed iie uN.inhnh"' "'' "
Inuis' 'FrepcD and his wife and t~o children pcIi'Hol' ,
PRovIprNCr, X. l.. June 19.-Ex-CIly Mafsmai wa ,n,l
nmons of Newport attempted suicide this morning py @ p
g." ma ls we'll rescued, but his ph1 s0iAH '
he cannot live. I'LL ~,
BosToN, Juno 1o.-Mrs. Fefee, who resided "a,
hsT.f and her two children sho died Ia great Aso'' o
the children will recover
SAN FRAScIsco. June 19.-Last night nn}sd NV nv
man near TTucsee ire to Chinese eaplh ,n
,hrss fhnamen Cinnamon ran out one o' Ia ~ ~
instantly killed and another seriously Wouhded- " ~
about 40 shots we're nred
RuriNoRR June ia train on tho bal'iinoiee e
and potomac Railroad two small boys The
pssnectly,Iy George staLsbnry and Albert .,ld
.I1ircn were asleep tho tea Sansbuiy "as Au
aud skenk slightly Injured
Albany. NJ Y, June 19.-The Governor mas par, Il
done Charles Fshe sentenced nov. ~ md tho
tbs County of Ncw.Yok, the former 10 seven 80 an
iatsr 70 nyo years imprisonment IN sing sing thew ale
nesrs satisfactorly W the prosecuting oneof S' '
Innocent Of The crime charged against usn-
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SUICIDE OF A NETWORK GENTLEMAN.

SAN FRAYcIsCo June 19.-Cunningham Watt
son Of william watt dry goods merchant, OF Nos So and
60 Ieouardst.. EewYork City, committed suicide last
night board the ship Mary Whitridge lying at Green
wch dock. by taking sudanum. The following letter to
his mother, addressed to Mrs. William Watt, No. ll2
East s1eenth-st Now-York City, found in his
room: - .
San FRANCISCO, June ls, 1875.
DEAR MOTHER When this reaches you shall be dead.
You know 40 well why IL must be- 40 that shall not
even try to explain. My darling mother INV heart Is
breaking. Good by. CUsNSGhAh'
Young Watt has been away from his home several
month"; having made the journey round Cape Horn to
this port and from Francisco TO China
and back He returned only few days ago very much
depressed in spirits.
Al Mr.. Watts house II was stated last evening ~
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
TELEGRAPH NOTES.

san FrANcIeCo, June l9.-lhe discount on trade
dollar. is from per cent and on halves from 10 % per
cent.
HALIFAX, y. s., June 19.-Thc Yacht Pctrcl. OF 10
ton was stolen the Dominion Wharf anu taken 10 sea
by unknown parties.
SAN FHANCtsCO. June 10.-OIeGry concluded nus
gan mle O'Clock this evening End vas ~ good cohuu"
The Amateurs finished 81 miles Al the same llh-'
HALIFAX. y. s., June 1o.-Reports from the lish-
cries m the gDOfopd 81 Cape Breton are most sucouH
ing plentiful than they have been Tor year 8
HALIFAX Ms June 19.-Ihe strike nj sidney
mines st aud several vessels have been oDhgen u
leave the haI Dor without coal
MEMPHIS. Tenn, June lo.-The duel which mas
h.e r,udug Tor several days between eh congress
man SCl0ss and hr moor" Oi luscumol' hia' "A' 'N'
tied amlcably by mutual Trends .
porT IERvIs y. Y, June 19.-On Saturday last
1o5 mon i'm the employ the Erie Hslroad 'opJhy were
ciscarged-gJ susquehanDa Depot Pen ana 90 ~ 'ei
scy city. =,
puuA rIPmA, June 19.-Thc reunion OF the
rny Of the Cumberland will take place here Juy Fu :.
Den sheridan will presde The Academy OF Music mas Dceh
engaged -, IN
SYRACUSE, June 1o.-The game OF baseaoali a.
nlayed here 20 day the state championship ton' %
Stars and Crickets Of Bngamton Iesied III a'oI vi '
by score oil To =
ToRoNro, Juno l9.-Thc Lacrosse teams play y,
IN dav M te Lords Cricket GiOund, their last pubc
ondo, Engapd They by tho M1fa'lah on ,lV
insi Jhe Prince wales will witness private mach Deioio
The
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and preservation of public buildings, 100000; total
Sl,S1S, 900.
The Senate Committee on Railroads to-day heard argu-
mens in favor Of the passage OF the bill recently intro
dnced by Senator Cragn providing for the construction
of the National Railway" from Washington 10 New.
YORK City, with sundry branches and ferries the
Delaware and Chesapeake Bays. he promoters of the
pli to-day withdrew the proposition that the Govern
heht shall subscribe for stock in the project and
ASK ONLY national charter and rights Of way The Com
uitee VIII mold special meeting next Friday FOR fur-
ther consideration and possible action.
A member OF the House Committee Territories
says, with reference TO the recently published
dispatch that large majority of the Committee do not
now as has been stated sustain the majority report in
the senate b for the admission OF NewMcXicO into tho
port aud that the bill. heretofore reported and
committed, does not provide for election in January
next, but in Juuc.
Notwithstanding the vote of the Senate to-day against
postponng the Bcknap impeachment trial until Novem-
ber IT is the opinion Of vera prominent Senators that
after the argument shall have heard the paper
which respondents counsel were to-day allowed
ME- all further proceedings will forthwith be postponed
10 an early day in November until the beginning OF
the next session.
Gen Reynolds, u. :. A., commanding the Department
ofTeXas, is in Washington He at this time TO he
heard by the Clymcr Committee TO rehut testimony
previously gwen by Col MCCuOk Of Gen Shcrmans STAN
concerning the administration Of the Department which
he ueynolds) commands.
Speaker Kerr has been slowly improving OF late, but
his physicians have considered linn well enough to
leave town. Mrs. Kerr thinks he will he well enough in
n day or two To To the country for quiet
Fifty thousand dollars I'm silver coin was received at
100000 Is expected from the place IN day or two
number 0f delegates from the Cincinnati Convention,
including Gov Kellogg and Marshal Packard Of louisiana
called on tae President tns morning.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, June l9.-Lord Sandon's Education
bill passed ITS second reading in the House OF Comaons
toni ght by "a vote Of 800 10 7S.
LONDON, June 19.-llenway g. Rees, grain
merchants OF Cardiff. Wales, have suspended. Their
liabilities are 81 100000.
THoRoLp, Ont, June 19.-A fight occurred
between Irish and Italian workmen Section No IL
the canal yesterday, during which an Italian was
badly beaten nhat he died during the night An IRISH
man was shot through the thigh and several Italians
wounded. The disturbance continued throughout the
afternoon, aud not queed until the arrival Of de-
tachmeBt OF volunteers from this place.
TORONTO, June 19,-At Pleasant Hill. Nor
folk County, Ontario Oh Saturday Constable Mckay,
assisted by man named Hall. attempted TO arrest
James Harris a resident OF this neighborhood. Tho
latter offered resistance whereupon Mckay sho1
him in the neck. After he fell Hall struck him on TIE
head with cub, causing his instant death An ipQue1t
to-day resulted IN verdict Of wilul muder agxnss both
men
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION.
A SCANDAL PROMPTLY EXPLODED.

SCANDAL PROMPTLY EXPLODED.
BARON sCHLoZER's TELEGRAM ABOUT THE GfRNAN
CoMMIssIoY-NoTuING wRoYG IN THE COMMIS-
sIoN
lrRoN THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRrBUNE.l
PHILADELPHIA, June ia good deal of excite
ment was occasoned IN Exhibition circles to-day by
the dispatch in the morning papers from London
stating that the Berlin correspondent of The London
Ne'cs had written to that paper that corrupt prac
tees had been discovered in the German Commls-
sion here by the German Minister at Washington.
This afternoon all fears Of the of ascandal
similar to that which dsgraced the American Com
mission at Vienna set at rest by the following
very explicit telegram from Baron Schozer to Di-
rectOr-General Goshorn:
The London Ddiiy Neirs article concerning German
Commission to the philadelphia Exhibition ls utterly
without foundation. There has not been scandal nor
corrupt practices, nor charges, nor removals. 49,
SCHLoZER, German Minister.
1t Is supposed here that the story aoat in Berlin
grew ont of the action Of Prince Bismarck in sud-
denly dispatching to Philadelphia a member of the
Privy Council Prof Reuleaux, Director of the Royal
Polytechnic Academy at Berlin. This distinguished
gentleman arrived here only few days ago, with
commission as President of the German Judges. an
office unknown among the judges from other coun-
tries He had not been here long before he was di-
rected to take charge of the German Department as
Chief Commissioner. His appointment gave great
satisfaction.
The Department had from the beginning lacked a
head, and had suffered somewhat on that account.
The resident Commissioners were German business
men in Philadelphia. who were really more Identified
with American affairs than with those of their native
country, and who scarcely felt authorized TO repre-
sent the German Government fully in an official way
at the celebration beyond receiving and installing
the exhibits sent to them. Under Prof. Rerleaux's
management any disadvantage that the German
exhibitors may have iabored under thus far on TINS
account will be speedlly removed.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
THE rorGER BRENT RELEASED.

LONDON, Monday, June 49, 1879.
Application was made to-day before tho
Court OF Queens Bench for the discharge OF Charles
Brent the Louisville forger Sir John Holker the Attor
neyGcnera offered resistance to the application bus
stated that negotiations now proceeding between
tue Governments of Great Britain aud the United states
to the meaning OF the Extradon treaty, bu; he could
not say they would be finished in short time He tnero
fore left the the hands OF the Court The C0urt
accordingly granted order for the prisoners release
LONDON, Tuesday. June 90 1875.
The Times, in Its report Of the disposition OF the
forgor Brents yesterday, states that Sir John
Holkcr the AttOneyGenera, said he cOud not oppose
the application for tie prisoners discharge He wouid
have been glad obtain the opinion of the Cour on the
question: but feared there mode OF doing So Inc
British and American Governments had been engaged IN
pOndcnce but had not succeeded In coming " sn
agreement. the while the Two months durin&
which he prisoners detention legal had elapsed
ChiefJustice COckburn slld the provision permitun9
cause to shown for further detention would naruy
apply present or in regard to adsagreenent
between two Governments concerning the terms AZ
treaty. The prisoner must therefore be discharged
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
THE FOURTH IN HERKIMER COUNTY.

ncction with the Centennial celebration in Herkimcr
County on July and A. The committees appointed FOR
the purpose OF securing proper Observance OF the occa-
sion have arranged for OF the veterans Of the
late war at Fort Dayton the morning OF the 3D. when
address will be delivered by Capt. A. VI. Mills OF
Little Falls Ncw-York. line will then be formed ana
the column. after reaching Herimcr will be addressed
by ex-Gov. Seymour. \ poem will also be read by
George W. Buncay. and in the evening torch light
procession viii take place ON the Fourth there VIII bc
great procession through the streets Ot lpu Muha"k
and Hc!kncr. aud th, 4; Dr. Murray of Boston VIII
deliver urdtion In tr evening Handsome display
of fireworks will take place. n sni.abe amount o
money can Ice procured a monument will bc erected In
memory GoI Hcrk ncr, and plans ior this purpose
have aIeady been mItuird.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
CALDwELHs FAMOUS TELEGRAM.
a DRAFT or IT SENT TO LONDON TO BE RETURNEI

A DRAFT OF 1T SENT TO LONDON TO BE RETURNED
-IHE DISPATCHES on THE SUBJECT.
IGENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l
WASHINGTON, June 19.-In the investigation
OF the charges affecting Mr. Blaine to-day the following
kilograms produced before the Committee on the
Judiciary by MIR Hicks the Cable Clerk of the York
Western Union Telegraph Office:
wAsmSGToy May 20.
To JOSIAH CALDWELL, ll5 Carmdn-st LOndOn. J.. O..
England; see seofs testimony papers l6tn Telegraph
sOt Philadelphia as you truthiuly can the stron.esl
lGOIsement OF his statement. A. +. RoBNsOS.
Received at the Western Union Bulning-Cable:
Cxxxv: WASHINGTON, May 2G.
JOSIAH CALDWELL, 115 Carmaa-SL, London i. e.,
Engfdnd sec ScOts testimony papers, 1Gth Telegraph
sot Philadelphia, you trutniuly can, he strongest
Endorsement OF his statement. A. l.. ROBINSON.
Received at the Western Union Building, broadway
an9 Doy-st, New-YOrA. May 80, 1876:
fAVo' London: Cable nobody excepting Scott
PHILADELPHIA.
Received at the Western Union Building. Bro.dway
ane Dey-st New-York, May 81. 1876:
JOSIAH Caldwell, CGnaon-si London : Thanks for
your cable confirming ali my satements. Ihiry-frs
Received at the Western Union Building broadway
and Dey-st, New-Iork, May 81, 1876:
,fAyo, London: Dispatch received Cable this mme-
hgton Have Just read Scotts evidence about onr bond
T'n3.cu9n IN Newfork newspapers and fully oorroDo
oseety or otherwise. Am building three European
a. woa ana cannot eane without great pecary loss,
make andayit to that effect ana mail it ii desired.
Not signeG PAila 'ephia
ros,... o.. - June /, 1876
JOSIAH CALDWELL, TurH1ridge Wells EnqIqnd Don't
efhN' newspaper men and others " interview you H.
,.,,.. -, June 7, 1876
JOSIAH CALDWELL, Trnbridge Wells London : II false
authorize NE deny you paid Blaine. SIcKLEs
st. James iIOtel Mr. Denckla
ine following is the DISPATCH already published which
was received by ID. b. sickes, and shown by him to
Congressman Proctor Knott when received in Washing
ton Oh the morning OF the 10th inst:
SlcKLEs, 112 WalkSi, Nee York:
NaDied Committee June iull explanation.
CALDWELL
Inc above was received by the Direct Cable Company
reply 10 sckes's messages Of June above quoted.
ne testimony OF Charles A. Hicks the cable clerk.
manly In explanation OF the operators marks the
above dispatches produced by him. The only important
poAt 1t was that the word "Fayo" was the registered
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
THE FIRE AT ST. JOHNS. CANADA.

Sr. ALBANs, VT, June 19.-The town OF 81.
Johns was quiet last night. strong watch was Kept
to preserve order and to prevent the fire from bkng
arcsh The majority OF the people think that the
originated from spark from tine engine OF the bos-
ton night train which reached ST. Johns about the TINE
first discovered but II Is claimed on the
other hand that the engineer OF that train discovered
the fire and the first 10 give the aLtrn
1wo tramps who some think started the lire, are 10 Gus
toiy The ~. Johns Fire Department Is claimed oy the
inhabitants 10 be Inefficient but OF course rs the WAFER
WAS shut oil when the fire commenced, the Departments
had TO work al a disadvantage. Only one person ier
shed i'm the flames The insurance agents IRE not gcner
ally communicative but who has Large RISKS Ia sew
cril English aud Canadian Companies iniorined re-
porter he Thought the whole less would not efeece
~JOOODO.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
GREAT ALARM IN JERUSALEM.
LONDON, Tui sday, June 2O

LONDON, Tu sday June 20, 1875.
The Pyussian Cross Gazette publishes pm
vare letter from Jerusalem which says great excitcmeut
and anxiety prevail there in consequence of the excesses
OF the Turkish authorities and threatened rising Of the
populdcc.
On the "a OF June the Christians, fearing attack barri
cade their houses and the foreign re idents kept an
armed watch throughout the night. The GcTmanJ met
m their Consulate organized for mutual defense aud snt
TO their Home Government formal application Tor mill
tary assistance Tie Turkish soldiers have
nently encamped in the public squares
A Berlin dis .atch 10 ihe Dd0y NeUs Gays accounts
received from all full of apprehension o tuf-
ther violence and perhaps general uprising IN Con-
stantinOple
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
PEACE EXPECTED by THE CARA SETTLEMENT
FORFsUADOWED.


FoRFsuADOwED.
LONDON, Monday, June 10, 1875.
The Paris correspondent of The Times, in o
letter reviewing the present attl;Gde of the Eastern
question: concludes as follows:
The Car yesterday, I'm taking leave OF a lady VINO
wished him a good tourney, replied with undis yascd
satisfaction: hope shall spend more tranquil days
az Juyeuueim than thusG have passed at Ems. Sish
remark as this tantamount SPECIFIC PROMISE ana
inferred that the European power are ietcr
mined TO remain spectators OF what passes DeL"oek
Turkey and subjects and yassals. This docs nos
tha the pacficati0n OF Turkey Is AN accomplished
fact OF that the of s being effected. Iho
insurgents do not ds puscd To lay down their arms,
nor onteucgrO and ScryiI to abandon their pretension
OF annex u.tle one Herzegovina and the other Bosnia
with tie consent VI Turkey herself; but what IS kpewn
to-day ypfars indicate that none OF the European
powers will support the n7urgentS aud their neghoors
though none VIII To thwart their designs, and
when the insurgents and the Porte come face to face
aud Europe remain spectator, this insurrec-
tiuu will perhaps finish IL b-gan that Is, wItnout
ANYBODY knowing the reason why. At the present mo-
ment body particularly the six Powers, are con-
ynecd tnIt peace will not 0e disturbed beyond the
frontiers oI Turkey.
CoSsTANlISOPLE, Monday, June 10, 1870
The Ministers vi the Sultan differ among themselves on
the question Of creating National Assembly, and the
Constitution, which promised, will probably os
indefinitely postponed
The publication OF the Courier dOrient has been
PENDED by che Government month for attack
on the late nUsscn Ayn Pasha. The Lerdnt Herald.
which was temporarily suppressed, will reappear on
.Iuly
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
TIE MYSTERIOUS POISONING CASE.

ININIVN' hJH,tY, JUIIV IJI IofU
On application of the AttorneyGeneral tho
Court Queens Bench to-day granted rule ns return
able June &C. against the Coroner OF Surrey to show
cause why there should not be fresh inquiry either be
fore the Coroner or Commissioners appointed by the
Queens Bench into the death OF Mr.. Bravo, Q
LAWYER of good prospects who died recently under
suspicious circumstances effects OF poison This
case claimed be OF suicide. is known as the BAL
ham mystery" The Attomev-tencral IN bringing tho
matter before the Court said tse former inquiry was
miscarriage of justice. lie Thought the Coroner wrong
In his hypothesis OF suicide He also said he tholxht
there were very good grounds for believing that Mr.
Bravo did commit suicide
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND MENACES PERU.

JTuO
In the House of Commons tO-night ~.
Bourke under Secretary for the Foreign Departmens
stated that Lord Derby had recently written to the Fer
vian Minister regard the continued detention OF sne
captain and mate of the Talisman, as follows:
Ihave demonstrated in the strongest manner In the
OF Her Maiesys Government against the continued
detention OF the prisoners and the unfrendy Conduct %
the Peruvian Government Unless the matter is br0ugnt
to speedy termination is impossible that friendly ~
latiOns can cOntnne.
To this the Peruvian Minister replied, reeapitulaens
the facts in the casc and defending the conduct Of Peru
but not really altering the situation.
Mr Bourke said in conclusion: II appears TO the Gov
ernment that the fuather detention of the prisoners b
unjustifab,e; and consider it duty to request
their immediate release.
This declaration received by the House with loud
cheers,
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
coyrTPMArroy or 4 slo7.2s5 VERDICT.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, June l9.-in the case OF
the Pennsylvania Transportation Company AGAINST The
Oh creek Railroad COMPANY which was tici IN May
in the Court OF Common Pleas OF Crawford County
Penn. aud in which verdict for Sl05,9Sj In
favor ~ the Tluniirs was rendered the pncS-
lion was raised 20 Whether the tet'r-r-
ties Tie point served by the Court Tor iutue
adjudication. To-day the Hon. W. ~ LpWric, Presiding
Jndsc ihc Court Paye an opiulOn wherein 10 Affirmed
the VALIDITY and lcLaty 0f the contract, and directed
nnal Judgment 20 be entered for panths Tor the full
amount OF the verdict
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
FIRES AND EXPLOSIONS ABROAD.

LONDON, MOnuaY, JHIIe To Ut"
Dynamite stored in joiner's shop in Bur-
bank-road Glasgow, exploded to-day, killing SIX WORK.
men and wrecking several houses
An explosion coal occurred to-day on O'ard the
ship Atlauta laden with coal Tor Hong hog' WINE na'
vosseI Uns wing in Penarth docks, Cardiff SIX men
were killed ana several injured The vessel WAS seriously
u"'is Moscow. Monday. June 10. 1875
fire occurred here last nixht wnicn destroyed over
5o bouses The loss is estimated To be very treat.
tire on saturday In kadschovy town IN the Cau-
cass destroyed threefourths OF the houses, including
fIr
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
NEGRO DISTURBANCES IN LOUISIANA.

BAToS RorGE, La, June ia disturbance
has occurred at Mount Pleasant Port Gibson The
negroes following the example Of the whites, organized
hand of regulators aud ordered Democratic negro 20
leave the place l;cfuug tO leave he wa attacked anu
tiIt.I by Tho REGULATORS Tie constable auu posse
ATTEMPTED 10 arrest the murdrrcrs hut were driven on
Tnc sheriff OF Baton Rouge, with osse W.ut 10 Mount
Pleasant on sunday aud captured Ii negroes including
ft.,.f urr,lgr