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certainly distant and meantime everybody who owns
or farms land finds the times hard. Mr.. Chaplin's
motion is a cry of distress. The House adopted 1t
without DIVISION and with its adoption begins
new period in the history Of English legislation on
land or the products of land or both.
Lord Cairns on Monday brought In the promised
bill of tho Government touching Irish University
education which he offers q substitute for The
OConor Don's measure. The OConor Don bill was
bill of endowment. and gave the Irish Catholics
S7.5O0000 for educational purposes. The Govern
ment bill proposes to create Irish University on
the plan of the London University, which shall have
power to grant degrees but not to teach. and gives
money at all. 1t was received first with incredu-
lily, then with derision. Irish members refused 10
believe that the Government really meant to offer
than this. They began TO ask whether money
clauses would not be introduced in the House of Com
mons. or whether, ifproposed by private members,
they would not be accepted by tho Government.
They held two or three meetings. The Irish Bishops
conferred The Irish press poured ont its usual tor
rent of defamation. In the end 1t appears that
nobody is satisfied with the bill. 1t might pass out
of Indifference and contempt, but 1T would not be
accepted as even an instament OF what the Irish
Catholics consider themselves entitled to. Whether
it pass or not it will prove only one more addition
to the long list of legislative failures which mark
the history of this session-and Of every previous
session since this Government took office. An Irish
member summed up the Irish view of the bill III
single energetic senteDce Hang the degrees it's
the money we want" So complete is the refusal of
everything which the Irish have set their
hearts on, that Liberals are inclined to
regard the measure as meant to concili-
ate, not the Irish, but those Tory Protestants
who had become alarmed by the cOquetry between
Ministers and Bishops on this question. Certain it
is that if the Government be prepared to take their
stand on this bill an ultimatum, they have re-
nounced all hopes of Irish support. They should also
have made up their minds to deal with Irish OBJ
structiOn. G.. W. 8.
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daughter Of Mrs. Eliza Wilson, second cabin
passenger. Mrs. Wilson. who IL native OF Drn-
dee, Scotland, whether she going. IL tweniy-six
years OF age, and the widow of Louis NJ. Wilson,
former contributor to The Home Journal, VINO
died in this CITY in February last At No. 435
East Seventeenth-st lives Robert Hood. a erlzzled
scotchman OF sixty of age, the stepfather OF
Mrs Wilson. Hood sat IN the door OF his little dingy
hardware shop, smoking black stub Of a clay pipe
last night, while the mother. who had been
wrongly Informed that both her daughter
and granddaughter had persisted sat III
the back part Of the shop, wringing her
hands and weeping as though her heart would break
The stepfsther stated that Mrs. Wilson's husband
left her at his death properly worth about $4,000
Six weeks ago she sold her household goods
ana went to live at his house, where
she remained with her little daughter who was her
idol, until she grew restless. and decided 10 return 10
Dundee her native place, there intending To i've ana
rear her child. She had her money converted INTO
gold and English bank notes. She sewcd into her
clothing, before setting out on her Journey, 1loo
I'm gold and $50 In bank notes, and made other uls
position OF the remainder of her little fortune -,
Ohm WIEDEsTAND, age thirteen, OF Chicago. His
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. W Wiedestand, were saved.
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pnYAL HoNoHs no BE ACCORDEp.
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

DYING AT NEWPORT FROM I;ocKJAw. =,
known czeu believed to be dying tonight from iocksw.
A RISE IN RAILROAD RATES.
CHICAGO. July l7.-oouthwestern passenger
cut By the Wabash Road. have oeen restored
ACANADIAN MINISTER Sworn IL
OTTAWA Out., July 1.-The Hon Mr.. Langevin
present pre- today meeting Of the Privy Council
DEPARTURE OF THE FRENCH SQUADRON.
PRoVTpENCE. X. l., July 1.-THE French squad-
Newport 1880 this morning, bound for HALIFAX
A MURDERER REPHIEYED IN MISSOURI
ST LOUIS. July l7.-Governor Phelps today
granted sregreve OF three week; 70 Joseph VINO
e SsG1 Gss7ged " P'O tomorrow" Tor ~ murder
TWO BILLS INDEFINITELY POSTPONED.
Co>CORD. \. H., July l7.-Ibe House to-day, by
abolition OK capital punishment and also the bill reducing tho
salaries VI stale ofiolas
AN OPINION THAT BUFoRD WAS NOT INSANE
OwENro>. XIV, july l7.-lu the Butord trlai ~
day pr w s. Chpley expert testified that &c dd not
believe Buford Insane at the time Of the murder The
defence less confident today.
A STRIKE FOR EIGHT HOURS DEFEATED.
CHICAGO. July l7.-At meeting OF forty OF
solved not the demands OF The suffers Tor az
eight About half OF the strikers nave fosued
WORK .,,..
MONTREAL BRIGADE INVITED TO BROOKLYN.
MONTREAL July l7-COlonel Fletcher, ID. A. IT,,
bs rsontion OF the Isth brooklyn Regiment Inviting the
Montreal Brigade that eiV on tho 00h Of May mex.
DECORATION Day.
nIvERsIoEs OF THE LOUISIANA CONVENTION.
NEw-OKIRANs, July 1.-The Constitutional Com
to be paid ON consolidated pods per for Ave
years, per cent tr cen years AMI per cent e
a State purposes oT I'VE Years aud Wills
thereafter. with a limitation 10 . mills
EXCURSION OF THE PUTNAM PHALANX
PoUdHKEkPsiE, n. y, July 1.-The Putnam
PhaanI Of Hartford arryed here a.e Last Might 40 for
VISITS OF character and TRIPS 70 Y.sslI c9se Sni
Afternoon tor burg where ball Will DO given ia 'nou
loIoT 10 Aisht At W~shlnsIoas As-asuAi'es-
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THE OUTBREAK IN MEMPHIS.

ONE OF THE VICTIMS SICK FOR FOUR DAYs-MER-
CHANTS GOING TO REMOVE THEIR GOODS 10
OTTER CITIES.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 17.-Five new cases OF
yellow fever were reported TO the Board OF Health
this morning. The cases are all members OF two
families named Hester, residing under one roof at
Nos "a and SO Clay-st, in the southern portion OK
the city, near Judge RAYS house.
The following are the persons Frustrated: Robert
Hester and wife. Mrs. James Hester and two OF her
children.
Mrs. James Hester has been sick for four DAYS.
Her children were taken down on Tuesday, as wero
also Robert Hester and his wife. Yellow fever
symptoms were not fully developed unit this MORN
ing when Mrs. James Hester bad black vomit. she
died at noon, and was buried at 3p. m. The two
brothers are river men, James Hester being night
wstchmsn on the X. F. Lee wharf boat, and Robert
Hester Is a ship carpenter. ..,
There are one or two people sick In the city whose
cases are considered suspicious.
The announcement of five new cases this morning
did not create panic, but many persons Will leave
the city tonight and tomorrow night. Business IS
seriously injured by the development OF the new
cases. and several firms will Immediately remove
their stocks of goods to tLous Louisville and I'm
cInnatl GastOn's Hotel closed tonight. Inc fea-
body House will remain open. Thunder storm IS
threatening and viii be gladly welcomed.
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planned of the inhosptality of the people between
place and Port Bickerton.
THE FIRE RECORD.
A REsIpENcE DESTROYED BY LIGHTNIN(

A RESIDENCE DESTROYED BY LIGHTNING.
During the thunderstorm at Garden City on
Wednesday evening the large residence Familiarity
known the Bogardus House struck by lightning
between and o'clock. This house formerly stood on
Cathedra-ave. south Of Mr.. Harrison's beautiful
church. Iu order make room for the house, or
residence OF the Bishop OF Long Island which Is soon 10
he erected the Bogardus House had been lifted from It's
foundation and WIS we'd along the fields to SITE
when the house struck by lightning three OF inc
workmen inside but they were not injured Dy the
shock and had no idea that lire had been kndled by
the electric fluid. About IL o'clock the fire which had
smolGerng in the lower story burst into flame ana
the workmen aroused from sleep. they made a
sharp cutlery attempted extnguish tho flames,
before they cOuld find hose and get sufficient head
of water the handsome residence was doomed ~
burned like tinder making great baZe which cOuId DC
for miles the Hampstead plains AFTER some
delay bells rung but II was too late to save the
building The rapidly with which tho names gained
headwav and the inadequacy OF the appliances lor eX-
tngushlng them have caused some uneaSiness IN Gar
den CITY. Undoubtedly the manager of the stewart es-
tate VIII take measures to reassure hOusehoders DIV
keeping several fire engines In the town ana making
better arrangements at the water works.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
FRENCH PARTIES AND INTERESTS.
BID BY THE COUNT DE cHAMBoRD-THE EDUcA-
TON BILL.

TON BILL.
PARIS. Thursday, July II, 1879.
The Count de Chambord, the head Of the
elder branch Of the Bourbons replying address OF
his followers congrauating him his iee dav, writes:
Let your ranks be opened to every Of good will"
II IL remarked that this looks like invitation TO the
clerical Bonapartists to join the Legtmists.
Paris dispatch to The Times says: The rejection by
the Senate OF the aDtJesu clause of NJ Jules Ferrys
Education bill, which il possible, would lead TO the
resignation Of NJ. Ferry Minister Of Public Instruc-
tion and perhaps lead to other notifications Of the
Cabinet
The great majority OF Parliamentary committee
nominated yesterday TO consider the policy to be
adopted for the railways connected at Orleans are favor
able to the buying up OF the lines by the State. This
disposition appears be due to Prince Bismarcks
cent declarations relative railway tariffs. The Cham
bers think that the French Government should have
absolute control OF the French Railway tariffs 30 as TO
be able neut aze any attempt OF Prince Bismarck TO
establish protect lonist raj way tariff.
The value OF the TODD supplies imported into France
during first half or the year 1879 shows increase
OF 2l040OOO compared with the same period OF 1878.
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THE LOST.

The lost were nine IN number-fOur women
aud five children. The dispatches say that they per-
shed in the surf boat which they were coming to
land having been upset Following Is list OF the dead
COLEMAN KATE q second cabin passenger. This lady
arrived the Cosmopolitan Hotel from Tue Enc
Railroad the evening before the Vessel sailed
She did not register her name ana ADDRESS, out
gave her name 10 IA porter as " Kate Coleman" IN
that she going across the ocean TO visit friends
whom she had not seen for years, but ala not say 10
hat place rlf was gong. she was OF worry pain
appearance IL not known whether she was
married OF single. She had III her possession about
$500, which was Xchauged for gold before ner de-
psfture. Although very laxative, she did not give
her nome la this country. She seemed 10 be OF
American birth. Her body was washed ashore.
NCGLONE, CATHERINE, Of New York. All that In known
OF lhis woman that her passage ticket was bought
and sent 10 her b. relatives III Befast, Ireland, and
:, mat she intended 10 visit them.
MOUTH MARIE O., twelve years OF age cabin passen-
EcI, daughter OF Mrs Moulin, "a widow. who had re-
Gently been employed a. a seamsiress by Mrs. Aus
I'm Baldwin, Of No Ga CIntOn-place, wife OF the
AGENT Ol lhe steamship company Mrs. Moulin is
HttFe OF Eng and. Sge married a Frenchman IN
tis clty, ana was on her way with her daughter 70
VISIT ef SISTER living III Leeds, England. She Intended
tOftiulh IN November. IL mainly through the
intetest OF Mr. BALDWIN that she WAS enabled 20 en-
oi upon me journey which terminated 50 sadly for
~ nc uralh Of her only child. 10 Is not known
gHe'ii0I OF not Mrs Month had relatives living III
'D"-ioIA' hei home Is said " have been In Madi-
IEDEN, MARY, Blossburg Penn
PEDEE, JOHN, ohiId, Of Bl0sehur0 Penn
ILDkA, RICHARD, enid, Of BIossiurg Penn
- recovered. - ' w.
WILSON ALICE JEAN, two years Of age, aud the only
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CRIMES And CASUALTIES-BYT TELEGRAPH.
rArAL WALK nnr nF A WINnnW

FATAL WALK OUT OF A WINDOW.
NFWBURG, n. Y, ulyil7.-.Janes Ratican, sixty
wears old while delOus with fever morning walked
out Of a third story window, sustaining Injuries from which
he died half hour artery ard.
THE FAREWELL LETTER OF A SUICIDE.
PORTL AND, Me-, July ia farewell letter To
the public written Lewis At. Libbey of Temple whose
found proves cOncusvely that he con-
med suicide Tne letter evidently the work Of insane
TEACHER KILLED IN A SCHOOL
SAN Francisco, July l7.-James e.. Robinson, n
teacher In the industrial school attacked by gang
oil boys last Sunday whom DECREE Bergn, struck
head win heavy bar died yesterday la that In
sttuilOn, while pLIishinB one Of the inmates.
a ROW ON A Low RESORT.
CHICAGO July 17.-ThIs morning "A row occurred
on boat owned by Bil Murray" who keeps IL anchor
about mile from shore. aud entorians IN ~ inc lpWost
classes The Tat hyo men we're shot none IA
t.ly and about persons, including three women,
were arrested BY the police
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NO OVER-ISSUE At all.

A FEW FIGURES THAT HAVE BEEN TROUBLING
THE PENNSYLVANIA AUTHORITIES FULLY tx
planned.
BEDFORD SPRINGS, Penn, July 17.-The
supposed overssue OF state bonds is fully explained by
the discovery Of the coupon book kept in the State
Treasury but supposed heretofore have existed.
By this book It appears that 5000 Of bonds were
issued of the date 1852 and 100000 OF the date OF
1853 These bonds placed in the hands OF the
Gerard Bank am S54OO 900 returned as sold and re-
crnt given 10 j. Bal ey. State Treasurer, for the re-
manning 90 000 This receipt remained In the treas
nry unit 1858, when Henry S Magraw, then stare
or lis president returned instead OF the bonds ~ 1888
$4,000 in money. 81 900 of the bonds OF 1898 ana
col 600 of the bonds OF 1882 making total Of $780,
600 The ADVERTISEMENTS Office AT that time appear
10 have MT noted the fact that $4,000 OF the bonds
we're dated Is52 but credited them % the onn OF 1913.
TINS m aing the loan OF 1852 S1OOOOOO and mat OF
1853 $4,000. Thus the apparent oyerIssuo Is ex-
med
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RIFLE CONTESTS AT WIMBLEDON.

LONDON, Thursday July II, 1873.
At Wimbledon yesterday Frank Hyde, the
American made some wonderful shooting in the compe-
tition for the prize given by the Armourers Company
At 500 yards range he tied with the weknOwn small
bore shot FentoD, aud another
pettor all three Of the contestants making
secutive bulseyes which the highest possible
on attempting to shoot off tho ties. they each again
made three more bulPseyes. The prize In the WimblC
don competition VIII remain open until Monday next
SO that there possibility OF other competitors eing
with those who are ahead. In the pool shooting
Mr. Morse. also an American shooting with Sharps
rifle made buli-eyes with scarcely intermission.
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CORRECTING MINING ABUSES.

SAN Francisco, Cal, July 1.-the Pacific
Stock Exchange this afternoon took the same action on
the bullion and exchequer matter as the San Francisco
hoard. and appointed committee to procure
batter management of the mines Inunctions will be
soon asked for TO prevent the collection Of
sssessmeuts Many of the COmstCcS mining companies
have recently filed notice Of incorporation and lists Of
officers with the county clerk OF Storey County Nevada
so IA TO be ready for removal in of nimcal egisa
ton under the new California Constitution.
Tho official returns OF the Bonanza Mines for the six
montbs ended July l. 1879 show that the Consolidated
virginia produced 81 494 600, and the California; ST.
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CETYWAYO STILL SUING FOR PEACE.

1|J-'A1ON,
Advices from Capetown to July l, by way
OF Madeira, announce that an Envoy from Cetywayo
reached Fort Napoleon the 26tn Of June, bearing
peace proposals and fine tusk Of ivory present.
He wished stop thr advance OF the Second Division,
but informed that peace proposals must be made to
Lord Chelmsford aud that the advance would only he
postponed condition that the former demands
acceded to- General sir Garnet Wolseey has arrived
ritz
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THE CHINESE EMPEROR.
TIE BOYS ALLEGATION PROBABLE.
HONG KONG lime % 10

HONG KONG, June 90 1879.
Suggestions have appeared in The Peking
Gazte pointing tine possible aodicaton of youth
ful Emperor and the enthronement of other
Der OF the family. This is owing TO criticisms upon the
circumstance that the present Emperor
frrm the generation his predecessor.
Instead of later; tnat they cannot follow the time
honOred custom OF worshippng his ancestor. He u.s. in
fact first cousin and the adopted brother Of the late
ruler, and ancient forms OF State Will re-
qure entire change ne continues to reign. TrifDR
the difficulty APPEARS 10 foreign eyes, 1t is considered
a most difficult problem iu Peklng.
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AN OCEAN STEAMER ASHORE.
,r,rp oF VIRGINIA WRECKED.

THE STATE OF VIRGINIA WkhChLD.
- ,cpouNp on A SAND BANK AT SABLE
eH1 ,sI ,Np-FoUR WOMEN AND FIVE CHILDREN
LOST. 1,.;;o which loft
NJ, "o for Glasgow on the 10th instant, ran
''llS I pO on q sand bank on the south side of
s shYo Is,ond in dense fog on Saturday night.
s an bsr passengers were landed safely except
~ ',,o,,on and FIVE children, who were lost
by the capszing of boat near snole' II Us Is
scared that the vessel will become total
wreck. Some of the cattle on board were
soved. Aid is being sent to the passengers
ON Sable Island.
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SPAIN AND CUBA.
MADRID. Thursday, July

MADRID. Thursday July II, 1879.
In the Congress to-day, General Salamanca
raised an animated discussion relative the
ton OF peace In Cuba. General Martinez Csmpos Pres
dent of the Council having replied the Congress. by n
vote OF 1877 TO a. rejected proposal for further DIS
OF the Cuban question, thus apparently ndors
ing the Governments Cuban policy.
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RAISING A GERMAN IRoNCLAD.

LONDON, IhHfsday, July II, 1s1V
A dispatch from Folkestone says it is
stated that the contractors who have undertaken TO
raise the German ronclad GrOsser Kurfirs have sue.
ceeded I'm placing eightyseven pOntoons inside Of The
vessel and shield the breach caused by her col
lision WITH the KONG Wilhelm and that attempt will
be made TO raise the wreck on the oath inst.
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THE NEW ITALIAN POLICY.

ROME, Thursday, July Il, 1879.
Signor Carroll, the Italian Premier, has in
formed the Chamber OF Deputies that tho Ministry
would devote themselves exclusively TO the internal
interests Italy, which needed long period OF peace
and industry. The speech was very oodly received.
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A RAILWAY SUIT DECIDED.

DENVER, Col. July 1.-THE suit of Carlos
Greeley against the Denver Pacific Railway and Tel
egraph Company, and the cross bill by Governor Evans
and Others against Greeley and the Railway Company,
came m for decision the United States Court yester
day The Court discharged the receiver and ordered
the road be turned 10 the trustees OF the bond
holders Governor Evans and Anthony @. Dulman.
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AMERICAN HORSES TO RUN IN ENGLAND.
adu InIr,

The entries for the great three-year-Old
races OF 1881. just published snow numerous Amer
lean nominations. z. Lorillard has nominated six
horses j. r. Keene Ave, and NJ H. Sanford two for the
Derby. The entries IN the 81. Legor almost iden
teal with those for the Derby. Seven American flies
have been nominated for the Oaks.
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ABUSED BY TRAMPS.

BANGOR, Me-, July 17.-Miss Adeline Sher-
man, a servant was found yesterday in an unoccuped
min in Upper Still Sater gagged, boundand unconscious
She homo the night before last and Is supposed to
have taken refuge I'm the mill during heavy shower
when she surprised by tramps, gagged and out
RACED sne was nearly dead when found, and has not
vet been restored to consciousness.
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RECEPTION TO SENATOR THURMAN

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., July ia reception
was given last evening at the residence Of Captain
Jonathan YOUNG. tho executive officer Othe Navy Yard
at this place, Senator Thurman, OF Ohio and wife,
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LARGE FIRE IN MoRGANTowN.

CINCINNATI, July ia dispatch from
MorgantOwn Ind SAYS that fire in that place on the
night OF the 18th instant destroyed eleven business
houses and residences The amount of loss Is not
stated
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SECOND CARIN PASSENGERs.

Attbur John Charleston, C. McMcnomy, c., NewOTeaus
Bagiev, w Pittsburg McGlone Catherine, New
Raelry. w. PttSburg, YOrS.
Ragley Kate Pitsburg. Morrison, J. v, Pittsburg.
Byrne. James j.. New York. Moulin, MIS- New OK.
Carnochan Janet, Niagara. Month"; Marie u, New
ont York.
Camnbell Duncan London. orr Margaret, Cohoes
orr Netlle, Cohoes.
ConRhey ELLEN O. Pittsburg Potter, = A, NewIork.
Coleman, Miss Kate, New Rainey, lizHe.
York. Small, Robert New-lOrk
DazeI A. Pittsburg Toyey, George, Cleveiand
Garrraye George Wilson, New-YOrs
Irvine j. H, New-YOrk. Wilson. Mrs, New-1OfR
eighton Mrs Kate New. Zeiglfr. Andrew. Texas.
YORK Zeigor, GOttleib, Texas.
Leighton Master While, New.
XOrk
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NO COPYRIGHT COMMISSION.

In the House of Commons to-day, Lord
John Manners, PostmasteT-Ceneral. replying 10 Mr..
Edward Jenkins member for Dundee, the author, said
he was Of any arrangement contemplated for
appointing joint commission copyright with the
United States
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A fire of unknown origin broke out last
evening NJ smons store on the third floor o. the iron
building No. 100 South Fifth-ayc.. and damaged his
of hat and cap materials 5000. Bates & Co.. on
the first floor aud basement, suffered 500. Tine build
ing. owned by Mr.. DOminlck, was damaged $500 The
amount of insurance Is unknown.
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THE BIpDEFORD SAVINGS Bank ALL RIGHT

BDDEFoRD, Me-, July 17.-After a partial
examination OF the bank by the examiner. he reports
mat all notes bonds and securities called for by the
books Of the Biddeford Savings Bank except $40, an
long standing found IN the safety vaults In
Portland and cash To balance the books is In hand
valuation OF the securities will be maze as<prac-
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RESTRAINTS ON THE KHEDIVE.
LONDON, Thursday. July IL, 1876

A Vienna dispatch to The Times says the
Powers and the Porte viii probably upon the IN
PRODUCTION OF provisions In the Knedve's Truman OF
investiure, putting stop 10 the costly attempts to ex
tend the Egyptian dominion southwark.