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The CHIN ESE EMBASSY.

SAN FRAscrsco, August 2 1873
The Chinese Embassy will leave bore Tomorrow
for The East In q special car. BY previous arrange
msnt the Ambassador held an extended Interview
last evening with Coone Bee, attorney for the Cni-
Companies, several prominent Chinese merchants
also being present Matters discussed related 10 III
treatment OF his eountrymen more, ana the relations
existing between the two governments Colonel Bee
not at liberty TO give the AMBASSADORS conclusions
but be repeatedly referred to tho great friend
snip feit by his toward that the United
states, which he beiieved was reciprecaL He knew
OF nothn having trsnspired TO change friendly
relations. He spoke IA high commendati0n OF ex-
Minister Low and Mr.. Seward and referred 10 =
Wells Williams, late Secretary OF Legation, a. having
done much during his long residence Ia china, 10
bring about the present amicsbIe relations existing
between China tho Cnited States He saw much
future TO further increase the friendship be-
tween the Two nations. Tue establishment OF this
Embassy at Washington would bring the two PEG.
pies into closer commercial relations and give the
United states advantages nerescfors moro largely
enjoyed BY other nstions.
Although the federal, state and municipal author.
tiles have paid the Embassy no ofieial coustestes,
they nave been the recipients OF asnons issm many
prominent citizens Of the city.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
LBY TtLEGRAPH TO The HsRALp. |

lBY TELEGRAPH TO The RAID.
ATHENS, Ca, August 2, 1873
The Democratic Convention OF the Nintn district
tBen HIPS old distric to-day nominated Joel abb OF
Bhlups, OF Morgan county, for Congress. The nom
nation was compromise forced ny the assaults Of
Emory Speer, independent, upon this organic uion.
Speer Is young. brilliant and aggressive Hc will
probably carry tho district This district lies
Fslton's and stephens. spcer has the sympsih by OF
those candidates. The republicans VIII not nominate
but will support Speer.
BuRK.vILLE. Va, August 2. 1878
The Republican Congressional Convention oil The
Fourth district OF Virginia met here day and
nominated Dr. Joseph Jorsensen by acc amazon. The
Convention MAS harmonious aud enthusiastic.
JAcKsoSyILLk. Fla, August :, 1878
The republicans OF tho second district yesterday
nominated MI II. Bisbee, Dr., iar Congress by accla
mation
CLEVELAND, Ohio August 2 1878.
AZ Mount vernon Onio, to-day, the democrats Of
the Fifteenth Congressional district nomcated Judge
George w. Geddes, OF Msnsheid, Ohio, on the l255n
ballot
CINCINNATI Ohio, August 2. 1875.
Tho democrats Of tue Fourteenth OHIO district
nominated Gibson Anterior tor Congress to-day.
CARN, III August g 1875
The democrats Of the Nineteenth Congressional dis
trct to-day Lomnated II. ". fownsnend Tor Con.
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THE DIRECT CABLE.
FIRST ANNUAL MEETING or THE RECON.
sTRUcTED coMPANY-MR. PENpER's SPEECH.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD

FIRST ANNUAL MEETING OF THE RECON.
srRucTED coMPANY-MR. PENpEn's SPEECH.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, August 2 1873
The Following is the speech OF Mr.. John Pender,
chairman OF the direct United States Cable Company
tho arst annual meeting OF the acted COM
pany, today
have great pleasure at the nsst annual meeting OF
holders % the Which, has sadsd the seion
2: !oSs cirsesors ihs srr.nxsnsn.. entered into with
sasisrsssion. Oar reIs,iops with the AmsHssn aud
way ,ss..rsssssa. nor -. s ssr :saoa sine: i...
aS can .Ip'ssf 'sS
ssss Eve cur position 20 b. and 80 a
the whole been p.nehsd long a. we pursue Ire policy
.xsm... rather than dis:a.i..eicn from
s,,. r,. sIxsn n. or Tn. SHORT sRe,.os.
and v. % e.:
s.s ss s.s
ass'ns ~. ou.h ls' and Interruption s
SPi s
.s q gu. SssOoa w.st !. Tor repairs
1t derived from the security given to US in
meeting referred TO removal OF our sabi: from Brown:
ban. into assps. water dh- question M. had the mos,
in repairing had been SO great should in ALI probability
American Company have u cable broken down Oh the
bank, and they have decided their cable
the shore whereas had decided TO take into
dseper water We therefore thought n desirable that the
Anglo American Company should complete their repair
the ship being theirs they would naturally do their
work hrst-and this viii give opportunity OF testing
whether s better TO cable la deep shallow
1t will DO observed have referred tho report
relations with the Dominion Company
NEGOTIATIONS WITH TIM DOMINION COMPANY.
ot that his way Ems and you
informed In the ations
ceetng between this aud the Dominion Telegraph
which believe will terminate all extstng dif
cuities with that company and resut 10 supplemental
working agreement beneficial to both compauies
DIVIDEND
On the occasion o. our last meeting stated II was
the obey OF Board to accumulate rapidly 10
psssib,e y large reserve. aud At the same tin-, II
possible. large dividend The feeling meet
Idg gathered favor OF this policy and
dicHtsd preference for continuation OF i've
dividend until ha accumulated NJ least
fund In discussing the question dividend
looking the Ut the LIE of cables
iiustrated by the dincuity the Com
pauy founa repairing their 1865 cables the
Board the conclusion that the the
shareholders that large fund should accumu
lated that In the event OF interruption oi the deep
only the cable, but In event ssconi
cable being would have improved credit
WHEREBY IL. The Board to
have commen ing reserve fund OF At least EiUuOOO
peAy having to the leu Eth Of time
been laid but have felt they couid pay LEES nd
i've cent the shMreheider When the
has been set aside we shall have TO consider what
should then annually be set aside Had our pol cy been
adopted from the commence mel mt this would have
bee ady ached
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man Embassy, although II has not yet received the
formal ratification, has received telegram saving that
the Sultan has sanctioned the Treaty. OF Berlin"
rmASKsGIviSG FOR PEACE.
The Archbishop OF Canterbury. the Primate, has
issued to the clergy Of his diocese Recommendation
that hey who during the past few months have
prayed for peace, should now. through a general
thanksgiving return thanks to God that their prayers
have been thus far answered
STRENGTH or rHR GERMAN SOCIALISTS
Returns OF the elecIious show that the socialists
polled 80 900 votes In Hamburg $4,000 in Altoona,
1000 in KEEL IL, 200 In Brssau, Is 600 in Dresden,
l4O00 Leipsic 1000 in Eiberfsd, 1000 In Nurn-
berg g. 500 in Hanover, 1000 Frankfort and 1000
In Stuttgart.
The latest returns Indicate tho election Of rs con-
ssrvatives against ITO Of various liberal parties, 81
uitramontanes and socialists
BISMARCK THE VATICAN
II 10 ststsd in clerical circles In Rome that Aonsg-
nor c. AioIsi Mases, the Papa. Nuncip At Munich,
has arrived understanding with Prince Bismarck
at Kssingen relative modus pirendi between Ger
many and the Vatican.
NEGOTIATIONS PROCEED
despatch from Rome to the Standard says tho Va.
tcan notified Prince Bismarck that negotiations
proceed on their present basis notwithstanding the
death OF Cardinal Franchi
INTERNATIONAL MONETARY CONGRESS.
The French government. at tho request Of tho
United States has formally invited the foreign Pow
srs 10 the International Monetary Congress to begin
IN Paris on August TO-
DEPRESSION IN THE COTTON TRADE
Tho Echo states That owing to the PROSTATE cond
ton OF the cotton trade Horribly & Son, of Brook
house. the largest mill owners in Blackburn DISTRICT
have given iOrtnighrs notice TO their operatives
that they will close the mills.
SWIMMING IN THE THAMES.
Captain Webb, the famous swimmer, has COM
menced the feat OF swimming thirly-six hours con-
tinuously without rest IN the Thsmsa He divcd of
the Parade al ooIwch at six O'Clock this morning
aud . nm ing toward Gravcsend, on reaching
which place he will turn with tho tide back
10 Woolwich expecting 10 reach there at SIX O'Clock
this evening, whom he will again turn with the tide
and repeat the trip.
ATTEMPT GIVEN UP.
despatch from Woowich states that Captain
Webb has reiinquished his attempt for the present,
In consequence high wind. He lett the water at
sixteen minutes past three O'Clock this after noon
having swan nine hours ind completed twenty-five
miles.
CARDINAL PRAXcHl's FUNERAL
The funeral oil the late Cardinal Frapchi In Rome
will DO celebrated on Mon lay Iu tho meantime
audiences At the Vatican will be suspended
PROBABLE SUCCESSOR
Many members Of the Sacred College are mentioned
likely succeed Cardinal Franchi, as Secretary Of
State, among them Cardinals Nina, Luca and Hohen-
lobe.
cABNHNs STRIKE.
Paris despatch 10 the NeWs says general strike
among the cabmen the 5ih INST Is threatened
- THE SHIP CLARK.
Lloyd's agent ut Batavia tesgrsphs that vessel
has arrived there with portion OF the OF the
American ship Mabel Clark. 1t is now supposed that
all ON board have been saved.
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DAMAGE IL SOUTHERN INDIANA.

LoUisviLLx. KY, August 2, 1873
The NeWs mas Intelligence OF q terrible wind and
rain storm which visited large portion oil southern
Indiana yesterday afternoon, the extreme southsro
edge reaching WITHIN about ten miles of this city.
Gentlemen who were at Bloomington. Ind. tatorm
that very large quantity OF nne timber was blown
down. fences proslaed barns levcled or unrooied ami
many buildings damaged. The growing corg was torn
up twisted or LAID Hat on the ground, mauy ncres
beng destroyed On tho line oil the ONO ana Assis
sippi Railroad, from Lexington northvard, much
damage was done TO crops, fences aud forests The
poured down IN broad sheets, fairly flooding the
entire country and swelling gtrcams TO an unusual
height Fences ana Rrsiu stacks we're washed away
anu acres OF swept on. The track % tho storm
70 extend half way across the state VI
Indiana
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THE TAPPAN TROUBLE.

WHAT Is THOUGHT IN BOSTON OF PRECEDENT
DuRAST's STATEMENT BuMoEs THAT TAP
PAN Is TO BE ARRESTED.
BosToS, August 2. 1873.
The Journal says - s'Tho Developments 10 the a.
fairs OF The Boston Betting Company Tor the past lew
days have caused a feeling among business mon and
the community 81 large that the Irregularities OF Mr.
Tappan cannos With Justice be overlooked even 10 no
msde for the bonsnt Of stock holders tho
entire properly Of winch no was possessed. rhs
feeling that he should DO arrested, In common
with others who have committed crimes OF ns.
ture, has grown more intense since the publication OF
the details Of his Transactions, ana 10 probable
nciont reasons Tor this statement found In ,no
fact that the matter ~ now under consideration by
she proper authorities and that the VIII be pre-.
ssnted 10 tho Grand Jury, which comes IN on MONDAY
That TINS course Is expected by Mr. fnppan there ID
little doubt and he stands rcady TO meet the charges
The Traveller says - President Durants statement
10 talked OF to-day every street down town
qursd aud . moro ds1oue statement. that the wnoIs
truth may DC made known AZ to the spceuistion COM
binstious and pooling arrangements which have
wrecked the Boston Betting Company In 1877 the
gross sales 400 000. while to-day the 10
considering bankruptcy, and tho smaller stock 70
feel that thorough examination should be mndc of
sno operations when have led to this disaster Thor.
hints oi the nature OF many Of the given IN the
schedule OF tho resources OF the Boston and Now
York Betting companies. There 30 many asssts
OF questionable value that the 1nvcstisatng Gem.
mttee frankly confess their inability 70 Qucxly got
authentic data about tnsr WORTH"
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COLOMBIA.

TROUBLE BETWEEN STATE OF PANAMA
AND THE COLOMBIAN GOVERNMENT
PANAMA, July %, 1873.
The relations Of the State governments OF Colon oa
with that OF the nation not pleasant The oiicsr
who took charge Of the troops lew days ago 10 the
name OF tho nation examined the barracks and
arsenal. To his surprise he found that l0s stand Of
arms were all that remained out OF 900 purchased
by the general government during the revolution OF
1S16-71 aud subsequently left here for sale keeping
The ammunition mad also disappeared, only half
q dozen rouads remaining to each gun He then
made q rtquisition upon tho President OF the State
for the missing arms and ammunition, but was cooiy
told that he could not have them. THIS OPPOSITE
just demand on the part OF the federal authority no
duly reported to Bogos, and It Is saj that 500
nov on The way here. The missing arms
ammu niion have been taken by the STATE govern
mont and distributed among their adherents. They
are being drilled aud couple OF cuarsls ostab-
lishsd at tho entrance to the town Every prepaea-
ton 10 making 10 give a warm reccptio to tho
national troops should they come with hostile intsn-
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ATkOCIOUS MURDER.
AN OLD NAN KILLED BY TWO NICHOLS FOR
HIS MONEY.

HIS MONEY!.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CHARLOTTE, ". c., August 2 1878
Particulars OF most brutal ana revolving murder,
and tho capture OF one OF tho guilty parties 10 samp
sou county, n. C., are just received. Tho victim,
Batel Audrey, Is White nan, peaceful, inonsnsi,
bachelor Of seventy years. who resided his sister
~ Dismal township, near South Yer. Hc vas alone
when murdered, his sister having boon spending the
night with ncishbor Upon returning next morning
she discovered h,m lying insensiblo on the ground
near tue house, his bead horriuiy dish cured aud
his arms covered with bruises. Rss,oralives were
promptly applied Without avail, and death cnsusd
few hours alter. Tue entire nsighbornood was
search OF tho house aha premwes was instituted II
hopes oil discovering clew to the cuIprits were
almost abandoned, peculiar oolpriots we're noticed
the house aud recognizod by many s the tracks
OF Cotton Howard, y vagrant negro living In the
ncghbornood Howard ~ns apprehcnded and stou:ly
urged his innocsaee but hs ieet nlod the foot
exactly, convicting hun so cvdentiy that he became
greatly alarmed and confessed that himself aud
Allan HowarJ, another pogro, murdered Mr. Audrey
TO obtain money aud other viluapIcs locked IN the
old mans Ghost the condition OF tho house cor
roboratcd his story. Tor tho Ghost broken open
and had bcen ticd Of It's contents but nothing else
Ia tho house had been disturbed. Allan Howard has
disappeared. but detectives are his track. The
neghborhood Is tsrioy incsnsod, threats ynching
being prevented from coosum alton only by The geu-
sral law abiding character OF the people.
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THE ONTARIO BOUNDARY.
OTTAWA, August 2. 1873.

OTTAWA, August 1878
The Boundary Commission met to-day, there being
pressnt Chief Justice Harrison, Sir Edward Thornton
und sir Francis hincks. Hon. Mr.. Mowat, on behalf
Of the Ottawa government opened tho case and on
tered into elaborate historical argument, gong
back far as l606 He contsnded that the western
limit line OF Ontario Is The Rocky Mountains; that
the north eAtcrn limit hes north OF Saskatchewan
River, and TINT the northeastern line lies In the
vicintty oil Hudson Bay. Tins claim rests upon the
supposed title Of France to that country as having
been the FIRST aiscovorers. In hts argument Mr.
Mowat INTRODUCES the relations between tne Hudson
bay Company and England and between France and
the French traders IN the early history OF the country
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OryIce OF TIM CuIEF SIGNAL OrvIcBR,
IWAsHisGroS, August 81 A. II.

y '-OvyIce rHx CuIgF SIGNAL OrvIcBR,
WARRINGTON, August 81 A. n.
HoNq'Y Indications
For New England warmer, partly cloudy weather,
occasional rains followed bv clearing weather. vsra.
able winds, shifting 10 westerly, followed by rising
barometer.
For tho Middle Atlantic States warmer. partly
cloudy weather, occasional rains, light, variable
winds, mostly westerly stationary pressure
For the South Atlantic States, partly cloudy
weather, occasional rains, variable winds, mostly
souhwestcrly, stationary temperature and pressure
For Tennessee and the On,o Valley, warmer, partly
cloudy weather, occasional rains. variable Winds
ssstonary OF lower pressure.
The rivers Will remain nearly stationary.
Cautonary signals continue At Indianoa and CAL
weston.
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STORMS.
roRsADoEs SWEEPING OVER OHIO, INDIANA AN,

ToRxADoEs SWEEPING OVER OHIO, INDIANA AND
ILLINOIS.
CINCINNATI. OHIO, August 2 ISIS
Adviccs from Southeastern indiana state thai
swept through that section Of tho country yes
terday, damaging crops trees and buildings quite Sc
riously Al Liberty. Ind, the Methodist Church was
badly injured, aud the residence Of 81. Darce par
tiay burned AT Eaton, ONO, the corn was aattsned
out large area, and apples aud psars covered
the ground IN the vicinity OF orchards Reports OF
the TORNADO have received from Grsenvills
aud West Alexandra, Ohio and Rushvills and
C0Inersvil!e Ind A report from Decatur, H.,
says storm passed through that section yesterdsy,
blowing down corn aud fruit trees. and wreckin2
Two churches Several dwellings wore also unroofsd.
At Cnton, H., the damage 10 buildings Is estimated
Il, so 900 At Hopedae, Ill., extensive Mo factory
ram DAD warehouse, Motel anu several residenest
are IN runs number OF persons were seriously IN
iured
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STRUCK BY L.aHrNrNa.

During tho heavy thunder shower IN Newark o.
Thursday night considerable damage 10 properly was
done The dwelling house No LAG Green street
struck by lightning, the chimney shattered TO pieces
persons In tho house thrown violently TO the
gr0uUd. Mr.. William Doughorty, he occupant OF
the house, was flung out or his chair. Though Sc
vercy shocked his injuries are slight The other per.
son, u little gir, was treated similarly; 30 were q
number Of persons In the Of the house.
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GENERAL BuTLER's CARD.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1

SAN FkANCIsco, August 2 1878
Major General Butier's card covering n demLapo-
osy about hts meeting Denis koarney having been
teegraphed avss mortal offence 10 the labor re-
TORN leaders Of this city. Ksarnsy's sutsnants arc
In high dudacon about IT, and assert with strong om.
pnass that Butler Is an inflated politician utterly
ignorant Of tho spirit OF the working mems movement
Ke .rpey's tight hand man say, No relation what
ever exists between Butler aud Keane Tue latter
IL he leader OF whom Butler follow u he sees
nt but the workinemen's movement igoorss poiiii.
claus ana chooses lts leaders from It's members.
Denis jealousy, and they mean to see TO " that he
makes entsngling alliances with Butte. any
Other man. The sand lot' orators are expected 10
dscaitn great Length about the situation In their
open afr gatherings here on Sunday, and somc very
Anal occasion.
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BUILDING FIRED py L1GHrs1sa.

ALBANY, n. Y. August 2, 1875.
During very severe thunder storm, acco mpahed
by vivid lightning hail and rsir, to-day, house
cupicd ny Alien whltbecx, on Ontario street. was
struck by lightning, which, glancing OIL SET IRE 10
ADJOINING building occupied by Ferdinand Smithers
NO personal injury resulted, anu Tho loss the
buildings amounts to only u lew hundred dollars.
Several other houses were damaged by the wind and
by flooding With water The ages altogether will
uRgregato nearly $4,000
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THE sNYDEa COUNTY MURDER.
MISS HARTLEys sTATLMtNr OF WHAT TOOK
PLACE AT THE MURDER OF The Two Old
PEOPLE THE ARRESTS THAT HAVE BEEN
MADE


PLACE AT THE MURDER OF The Two Old
PLoPLE-TH ARRESTS THAT HAVE BEEN
MADE
lDY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD
HARRISBURG, Pa, August 2 1873
Tho following Is the substance OF the confession
mado by Miss Hartley, who has created great sen.
sation IN Snyder county by duplicating several men
in the murder oil an aged couple last winter Sha
accompanied Edinger, beau OF hers, Tor tho pur.
posc OF getting measured for q pair OF shoes at
Israel Erb's. who Is a shoemaker On the road they
werc ovcrtakcn by Uriah Meyer and his wife, who
werc also going to ErL's. little while before they
reached Erbs house they by him; he came
out Of tho woods Here they halted and after talk
ing while, tho men proposed 10 the two women that
they should remain there Tho woods while thoy
would 30 10 kntscller's and see about sonnet hing,
giving as reason tor leaving the women behind that
some timo tho women heard q noise which sounded
like breaking glass.
WOMEN SAW
The women became anxious to know what was
going Oh, SO they approached the house. Hero they
found Eddinger cutung mole In Inc door with u
double Dltted axe. Aller the hoo haa been cut ia
the door he reached through aud unlocked II.
Tho men entered the house and killed tho Two old
p opic, striking the old woman nrgt with club,
killing her, and then serving the old man In The
same IN amer. They then searched the house aud
found tho mouey, which they took out the west
side Of the house, where they divided The money by
tho hight oil she moon. Before they left the house
they set It on hIc, burning II to the ground the
bodies Of their victims wcIo also completely de-
suoyed.
The woman, who Is eighteen years old, also impli-
Gates Ferry Bsckhart. who removed 10 Ono last
alter the tragedy but the evidence insui
hola him. The men now under arrest are UrIah
Moyer, Emanuel Eddnger, and Israel Erb. John
Meyer. now IN ,nsar, and Becknart expected 10
he IN custody shortly.
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John II. B. Latrooe, Of Bdtimoro; W. L. McMillen,
OF louisiana aud J. c. william son, the comedian,
ut the Filth Avenue. Aching Bank Superintendent
Henry L. Lamb, OF Albany, Is at tho Westminster.
Judge r. Il. Nelson, OF Minnesota, IL At the Gilsey.
Professor 81. Yarnai United Statos Navy, Is AZ the
ST. Denis Ex-;ongrsssmln f. {. Ingersol Of ilIL
Dos. Is Mt tho Aston John Tucker, Of Philadelphia,
Ia ut the Albemarie
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FL.ORILINE,

FOR the teeth and breath tho best liquid dentifrce 10
the world Ii thoroughly cieanses partially decay cd
from all parasite living amin alculer leaving
pesfly white, impsrtns delightful fragrance the
breath. The FRAGRANT ''ftomLiSfn instantly
all arising foul ach
ing partly honey sod aud extracts sweet
herbs aud plants IL perfectly harmless delicious
sherry
Prepared By HENRY q. GALLUP, No 4oJ Oxford ST.
London I'm land aud rctaiIcd everywhere rs cents
bottle.
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THE DISEASE AT NEW ALBANY.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

LOUISVILLE. Ky. August 2. 1873
The existence Of yellow lever In New Albany,
Ind, opposite Louisville, among the deck
hands OF tho steamer Mary Houston, causes
considerable apprehension. Tho Health Boards Of
that CITY aud Louisville have taken tho utmost pre-
cautions 10 prevent the sprcaa VI tho disease and
hospital for foyer patients only has been rented
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ANTI-CHINEsE LEGISLATION.
SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, August 2, 1873.
Victoria despatch states that the following reso-
ution has been passed by the BRUSH Columbian Par.
lament unanimously -
Resolved, That Chinese shall not DO empioyed upon
ths pubhe WORKS OF the province, and that . clause
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DEATH SENTENCE COMMITTED.
[Dr rGLxonApH TO HE HERALD.

CnAHLorrr, N. G.. August 2, 1873
Pompey Eastcrng (coored), sentenced TO DO
hanged at Bennetsvc, s. C., to-day. as accessory TO
the murder Of Frank Bryce. an Irish pedicr, last
February Marlboro county to-day had his son epco
commutcd 70 imprison ment Tor lite ~ hsri labor.
Executive cl,meney was not anticipated by tho piIs.
and the intelligence was received vita much
emotion.