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TovNs dispatches contain Il statement
from Minister Foster that tho wheat croE
Of Rassia Is nnpreceden!edIy hrgs, bni
Mi, will hard riTac' tho present Chicago
coue-, which Ia now claimed includes
EsT YoH. Philadelphia, Cincinnati aud
other cities I'hs basis OF the scheme Ii
In he reported shortage OI the home crop
.oths ImllaI Of 70, ,0OO, 900 bushels. Fol-
loEing this announcement the p1ol enter
sdlbs market aud commenced buying for
llun delivery, Under the operation oI
LAsscdems the price has been advanced
from ill3iu July. to $l.9S4 yesterday, ioT
september delivery,
ThsPl.O1rgh DSpalch says the opera
bu hlsAlllbIs chance to make money
oalOihetalssC;ion, though in any event
ths consumer must suffer II, 10 SCENE
likely, tho farmers will hold for the high
ell prices, tho operators arc assisted IN
producing present scarcity which entails
lnpid advance in A1ur. II, Ou the other
hlld, the crop Is marketed al current
prices, the reinl. Is nois the less certain,
ltoughthe operation Is not 80 rapid. The
extent Of tho OOol and the capacity Of the
purses then become the question, but the
suffering public hse no alternative bus to
wait the l'FlO and pay the price.
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1hs minor IvpbtA RHd iInppeHInSs Of
YPAteFdny.

Emigraht arrivals Tor lsst week a. New
York we're 1900, an increase Of 2,4gl over
the corresponding week ut last year.
Three additional practitioners have been
aflsdsd nhllef charges made at the ia.
starce Of tho New York Medical Society.
This time Of Vice President Jnhn king,
Jf's te,itycy from railroad business Ia eel.
tied by lie announcement iha! he will
sail Tor Europe September 2S, TO be gone
three yeSrs,
.Olis Matlisun, brother and father, while
building a house uhe mile itum Oxford,
AN,w UCk by lightning Otis wsS
Instant y killed, ard lls recovery Of Tie
father aid brother Is very doubtful.
A boiler Of steam lhteshing machine
on The farm NJ II Young, near Columbus
! iilibuis, on The ST. Louie 4 Cairo ralltusd
e4 e4ploded yesls day morning, killing five
persons and seTiUuAly inlu'ing Ave Others
Tho names OF only three OF the KILLED
have yA, been reported; +. Fitzgerald
white, Nathan Brown aud A. Arnold, thI
two latter COloted.
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Probable Outcome Of rO.Day'S ConVen.
IIan-A ApIIt hnEa 10 Occur.

Probable Outcome OF TO.Day'S C0nVen'
tIon-A spit huFe 10 occur.
NEw YoRK, Auguat 9-The Evening
Posts LynChburg, Va, special says the
Republican State Convention, which is 10
assemble here to morrow, is attracting
very general attention. All OF the Rspub.
lICan leaders Ia the State are on the
g:ound. This morning the hotels and
principal streets pre6ent a rather lively
appearance. The Chairman OF tho State
Committee, Cochran, has rented the HOl.
combe Hail. In which the convention will
meet. Anticipating a split, the Malone
Republicans have secured Redmtns Hall:
1t Is thought that II the "straiHhtous"
make things too warm Tor them the GO.
alltlonists" will retire to the hall secured
for them. l. seems quite certain that
those in favor Ct uniting with S'nator
Malone have the greatest number VI the
moro influential Republicans
LYXcnBuRd, Va. August o The Re
publican State Convention. which meets
In this city tomorrow, promises to hD the
most unlAfmonius session ever held In
The state. Every county In the State will
have 4 full representation, and IN twenty
or thirty counties two Rets OF delegates
hnye ben elected. X P. Brooks, SeCre.
taty Of the State Central Committee, and
a aitonv coslitloDist claims l39 OF. Of 227
delegates who lsVor coalition. Straight.
oula though not giving figures, are equally
confident Of majority. Both factions
were caucusing ali day, aud the reefs
were crowded with excited delegates.
There Is surc 10 bs a divisi n ard the
strsiphtont candidate will certainly be
nominated Two opeu air mes inEs wtrs
hplh IN niuht,
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,
August Q, 700 P n.
A New Army Order-IEquirieS Abont
Five per Cents.

A New Army order -Ir quirieA AbOnt
Five per Cents.
WASHINGTON, August 9.-lhe following
order has been Issued by Adjutant Gen.
eral Drum! Fire aims ard munitions
sold 10 officers oi the army by the Ord.
nance Department are intended for nfe In
service, aud not for sAle TO persons who
have once had the privilege Of purchasing
arms, and Cannot again be supplied with
like arm except by order Of The Secretary
OF War, and then only after certifying that
the arms previously purchased were not
disposed ot In q manner contrary TO the
purpose and meaning of this order.
Large numbers Of letters have heen re-.
reiyedat the Cilice Of the Treasurer, con.
tsIuipg applications Tor the August quar-.
tsfly Interest on The hve per cent registered
bonds, which have not been Continued
updef the terms OF the 104th call, which
was issued July let. Notice. wSs given
that The ave Der cent bords issued Under
the act Of July l4.h and January 20, 1871,
outstanding Snd nncalled fOF, would be
paid at The United States Treasury on %.
tobet lot, with interest accrued thereon
from May |, 1881, and tha. interest on
said bonds would CeaBe October let. The
circular alec provides that the holders oI
NuOh bonds might present them lof re-
demption Al any time. prior to, October
first, recovering accrued interest from May
let 10 date, ,on presentation. In consequence
Of this call the Ausult interest is waived by
the Department, and the bonds with &C
CFnsd iblsipst will be paid at any time they
are presented for redemption.
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fern since the announcement that The
y,I,lmOro K Ohio Railroad Company in
,snJed to coagrHc'arew trunk line be
'r.sn Baltimore aud Nav York, consider
.bI.lp.mes. las been mtnitusted as to lh'
O,o,bIs roue which would b. chossr
ham Baltimore 10 the northern boundary
Of Maryland. 'rue greatest sscfecy hA'
b..o maintained by The railroad otlicial'
topcnn.,li ,ubjsc' I'iS now helleVec
hnlho empmy has secured the reIns"
ai,usir line beiSeOa Baltimore aud th'
sapaehanna. Sh,cn is complete excep
FOR f, few uainpoftan. breaks where The
Negotiations i,r thu right Of way have moi
ia, been concluded.
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e.,n,vcanno.bsa hold over candidate
,',''os uan in washington familiar with the
~ t',' nd practice on the subject say thai
Wv w % Sn,ine,s in an extra session dies with
:, =. ..J That therefore, the resolution nomi'
,',,, N I' liorhlm Aud RiddIeberger Is mol
1'.,a 1',,,'sd a, Mr.. Gorham lew days ago
U''' Wv, lbs de.th Of Secretary Burch, as
'l".A WV. in bis Republican, but is beyond
..,,Es, 'a. c,p.iIar4riou, a ticket for Senate
'ss,, '%.,,, mas. bp IenOminAted In caucus,
',dir l,ouite probable that the RePubli'
.,1 .,n senator's may feel disposed when they
'.., in December to make different seleC'
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RARLIAMENTARY AYRAIRs.
DIseussIon on the Land BiII-aouso Of
Lords Amendment Defeated.

LONDON, August Elm the Commons
to-day the Duke Of Argyls's amendment
to the Land Bill, excluding from the right
Of free sale tsnancles on which permanent
improvements were made by the landlord,
was accepted by the government with the
further amendment, "the improvements
must be maintained" Parnell wished to
amend the bill tiilI further, but the
amendment in form Was accepted by the
government and passed by $50 to 100. The
minority was composed OF Parnell, Home
Ruler, and Radicals.
Gladstone declared that he would not
agree to the amendment in the House OF
Lords relative TO the Ulster tenant right In
any shape or form, The speaker Of the
Houre, who seems 10 have been one OF
the principle Ssceders, supported the gov
eminent. Alter q long discussion the
amendment Of the House OF Lords was 70.
jtcted by 272 to l45. The Home Rulers
voting In a body with the maj1rity. The
Peers Gallery was crowded during the
discussion.
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DUBLIN, August 9-At the wepkly meet
ing OF the Land League to-day, subscrip
tions to the amount OF G2,754 osre an
nourced, the whole being from America
and New Zealand. Dillon was not present
Father CantrelI, Of Tippersry, was pres
ent, and said they could he thankful Dill
lon was not killed In prison. The lant
bill, he said, was nothing to them II ten
ants should continue to resist the land
lords.
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GAnHLEK,a mAKRIAaE.
"ihe' Allen, or New York, Takes Unto
Himself n Second Wife


Himself Second wife.
NEw YoRX, August 0.-TheodOre Allen,
better known as "The" Allen, long known
In this city as a gambler and keeper Of a
place known as the "Anerican Mabille"
in Bleecker street, was married Sunday
evening in Jersey City, by Rev. NJ. Tunis.
ton, oil the Simpson Methodist Church oil
that city. The young woman he married
WAS Ella Abbie Glover. She Is described
by the minister who performed the Cere.
mony as ot worry prepoasesslng appearance
and refined manners.
Allen said last night to n reporter that
the bride Is about twenty three years Of
age, and lived on Lexington avenue. From
her iather she inherited fortune OF SAP.
600, which came into her possession at the
age oi twenty. The acquaintance be.
gan few months before marriage. Hef
photograph, which Allen had, repregente
a handsome young woman oil blonde com.
plexion and fine figure, in fashionable
attire. The first vile OF Allen obtained n
divorce from him some months ago.
"But obtained uue," said Allen, "at
The same time she was taking proceedings
here. ! got one In Indiana. II WIS grant.
ed a few days after the Inst Presidential
election. at which time | had been resi-.
dent OF Indiana for thirty days. There Ia
nothing they can do about It, except, per.
haps, bring me up for contempt OF court"
The minister who performed the Cere.
mony stated that, according 10 legal ad.
vice he had received, there was no obstacle
10 the way Of marriage 10 New Jersey,
although there might have been in New
York.
"The" Allen will le4ve The business In
which he has 40 long been engaged, and
will hereafter lead quie'ar life. He Bnya
that he kept resort Vt Gl5 Broadway for
many years, and has been several years at
bis present place. A few years ago Allen
shot and killed Edward Maloy, but the
jury found the shooting was accidental.
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fUnLIGh AOIRS.

Robert Plant, q C,llissy proprietor oil
Chelsea, ShIlofdshirs, haR failed Llabil.
tiles estimated al &C, 900.
Az shoebutyuesS, yesterday, lie Cans.
dian team won the pfiEA given BY the
Marquis II L1rhe, Governor. General oil
the Dominion, for the detachment thai
could uumount md relnounL a cannon In
the least time, defeating eleven Btitish
artillery leama.
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JEWISH PERABCUrIONs
In PFuSSIA-A Number Of JoWs ALLIED
aud others made Destitute.

aud OIh0F1 Made DoDIIIuIe'
BERLIN, August 9-Anti'Jewish disturb
apCes have occurred at Jastron, in Wes
Prussia, during which the Rabbi wal
wounded, his RSsailAnts escaping after 4
regular fight with the police. Further
disturbances oil the same character occur
red at BAblitz and PomerAnia.
So many towns and villsges 10 Western
PruAsis, whose population are principally
Jewish, have been recently burned
that 1t 10 impossible to resist the suspicion
Of Systematic incendiariem. Up 70 the
end OF June sixteen towns and vilisges
we're burned. Since then fresh fires have
occurred; two Of the most terrible were at
KortI and Miuok. From ten to twenty
houses and shops were destroyed at KnreE
and thirty.nine psTsons killed. The bulk
oil the survivors are rendered destitute.
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LIZ irsntnnfs Consrltatots.

READING, Pa, August 0 The grand
Jury Iuubd true bills HRainst Dt. l. .. D.
Yotvcy, OF po,tslosb. and A. DeEIaven,
ti MopOcscy, in which they are charged
with conspiracy III draining 5000 inlur.
SnCs Oh the lila Of EAhiss Tehfis, oi this
place. The case was called lar trial this
aitnfnonn, but Yorgey failing TO an
sWef, his trial was forfeited. DeHRyeH
entered ball toi his aPPeatGnCs at the
November eouth
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rRgNcu roL,rT,r.
GaInbeitA's Foolish Gail for n RaVIsIOn
OF the BSuate.

OF the senate.
NEw YoRk, August 9-A Paris special
says: II grows clearer and clearer daily
that by the call Just at this particular mo
ment for revision Of the Senate, Gam.
hetta hiss done hla own cause immense
injury. Tho Globe, which has, Until now,
been an uuSwetving defender Of lis pol.
icy, to-day passed from him on this
question, and ironically remarks: "a
revision Of the Taxea Of MonOpollttiC Com.
panies is what Ia wanted. not revision
oi the Senate" La Rtm,blge Frdncdite,
10 a similar leading article, Ia teeming
with paradoxss. II opens by threatening
the Senate, and ends by imporinp II to
adopt very moderate measure Of Sens.
totial reform "a advocated by Gambetta.
II is not yet decided on what day Gam.
hetta will address the Bslewiew electors.
The CAndidatnre ol his radical opponents
Sigisnund la Croix and Tony Reviliun,
seems 10 be making headway.
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iSrEaSAL MACnISEs
E,apIoysd to Fifs the IinuSs ora aAn
who EbTofced the I,IqH6f Laws.

EthpIOySu 10 Ftfh tue mouse ~ MAN
who EBTofced the LiqHof Laws.
PROVIDENCE, August y --rhe dwelling VI
Dt. William n. Bowen, 10 SSibuate, was
burned lAst night with nearly nll Of It's
contents. The Doctor wac abIent and the
ismily wtrs tonsed In time 10 seve their
lives. Alter the house had burned a Elte
btoke out Ia the Doctors barn, rear by.
Help boing al hand the 4 ,mes we're eIlin.
VuishOd, when II Waa iUund ttat The Gre
Hts caused by An internal machine, per
Ated by clock wo'k, doubtless The same
kind Of an apparatus used tO destroy the
hOnte. d. BoWen las been very active In
enforcing the Law againAt liquor selling and
has before suffered ih const tquenoe. HteAI
excitement prevails In town,
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LONDON, August 9.-Thero Ia reason to
believe that Btadlsngh will hGm.nd to be
allowed to take the oath in the usnal way
at the next reaSion Of Parliament, and II
any objection Is raised tho Government
will propose resolution dsOlaing that he
be allowed 10 tSke the oath. THAT feso.
luton is defeated bill will be- introduced
for altering the Parliamentary oaLLs act
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A nIAwIIAN VOLOANe.
Flow Or fIery lava DsnrInS Down
llIIO.

Flow Or fIery Lav" fearing Down om
IIiIO.
SAN FRASclsco, August O.-The Zsalan.
dia from Australia and Sandwich Islands
brings news that q now Of lava from the
Volcano continues 10 threaten lIilo, ad.
vAnClnR more than mile In three days
from June 2Gh to 2S.h, and July l4,h
moving fifteen 10 twenty feet pei Lour,
Water 10 offering no obstruction 10 lts
course, part VI the time II ia running tlx
feet uudet water and mainlsininpa q white
heat.
The town oi tIilo, threatened BY this
Hood ol lava, isH seaport on the east side
Uf the isl and Of Hawaii, and hiss popuIa
lion Of about 8 900 souls. 1. Ia the second
In Olle alter Honolulu. The etown and div.
ttiCt In which II is situated atp the niost
beautiful In the tropics. The district IA
cut up by the channels oi not lever than
ffy streams, and II ls through these Thai
tie lava iB iOfLlUg its way from tho crest
Of The volcano 10 tue town.
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A Nouth African Republic.

LONDON, Angus! 9.-Dispatches from
Pretoria dated yesterday says the reStota
tion oi TranSvaSl to the Beers has beer
formally effected, aud the Boer govern
ment has isaued a proclamation aunounc
ing the establishment Of the South Afri
can Republic. Mynheer Bak, Secretary
OF State, and several other officials have
been sworn In. The proceedings are per
ieCtIy orderly.
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THE COERUIUs AUr.
Disposition oT the EngIIsh Government
TO Drop IIH Powers.

LONDON, Angus! 0-There Is uudoubt
edIy disposition on the part Of the gsy'
srpmont to drop the powers derived under
the coercion act, II possible. It's under
stood the subject was mooted at Saturdays
Cabinet Council, The suggestion has been
made to the government that II after the
pGss'ge Of the LAud Bill there should ap'
pear 10 be reasonable prospect for the
restoration Of tranquility, the prisoners
arrested under the coercion act should be
liberated, each after six months imprIson'
ment from the dats OF his ARE I.
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chips AMI hhNvInES Gntbrr'd fron the
PFOreedInRA.

Huu NNt" NV
Proceedings.
CmtCAuo, August 8 The Carpenters
and Joiners' National Convention, this
morning, elected Il ". Comfort, Of Chi
capo, President; John Rit et, of Nsw
Yotk, Vice President; P. ]. Mcclure, ol
II. Louis, Secretary; Thomas +. Dofan,
Assistant Secretary.
The report ci the Provisional Commit
tee, +. ]. MCCiuite chairman, showed that
tbe committee had written many IsttetB
iof the purposs Of discovering the hest
means Of consolidation
The Sonlmittes recommended reduc'
tion ui the hours Of labor, general oIgani'
EttiUn oil tho trade, DOnnepiun with ihe
carpenters Of Canada aud Europe, and &C:
liofl regarding a continental federation oi
the trade. The report was adopted.
Many reports, showing that The order
was in a h1utishing condition, we're read
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nULIs AND BEARS.
Lively Times nj the New York Produce
",# Exchange.

Lively Tiinea nj the New York Produce
",. Exchange.
Nav YoRk, August 9 The Commercial
saya. Before the first call this morning
one passing the Produce Exchange would
have supposed there was vetlable beer
garden inside, or that genuine bull fight
WAS III progress from the bowling and
shouting and bsdAm in the wheat Corn,r
over the sudden and wide fluctuations In
that market here and at Chicago. 10
this market followed, like the tail 5f Q kite,
two and seven eightbs cents as the string
Al Chicago was let Gtit, then down Il came
one and three fourth cents AZ suddenly AZ
The string was pulled In or broken, lsav.
ihp the bnlls almost In pIiliC. Bu, be
lore they could climb over each other 10
Sc out, up she rose again and gave them
c1ursys 10 hold on Till The first call. al
which the clique SteSdied up three ioutths
oi cent from the bottom.
After the call lheie was another pow.
WOW up stairs, and II took an active tnaD
and hoy to keep ttark Of The changes In
the market. II Ia CuhEedsd by The best
posted grain dealers here that, allowing
iot abort crops every where, the Tehult oil
any Cofner In Chicago will be the price on
The crop on August alst.
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LONDON, August 9.-The railway accl.
dent near Blackburn, yesterday, arose
from an express train from Manchester
being In the hands OF driver who did
not perfectly understand the vacuum
brake, which failed to act, and the Man.
chester express consequently rushed into
the Blackburn station at the rate Of forty
miles All hour, plnsshing into splinters
several Carrapss Of the Liverpool 4 York
express train, which was stationary and
preparing 10 switch.
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BERLIN, Angust9 8 "A correspondent Tor
the Gsrmanid, at Rome, says: The Pope
has signed the b. lei appointing Dr.. Korum,
"who Ia approved by the Gtrmdnid," to
the vacant Bishoptc Of Treves, Rhenlsh
Prussia, which Ia considered 10 he u con.
Siderable step towards reconciliation be.
tween Gettnity and the Vatican.
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VIENNA, AusuStO The Emperor, Fran.
els Joseph, expresses great interest in the
Arlbontg tunnel He has repeatedly
dwelt on the importance OF r new railroad
as opening The new markets for Austrian
corn, which will Os able through this out.
let to compete fAvorsbly will American
corn In some parts OF western Europe.
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Chs 9nteIligEafR'-
-. =, and q roarIsealh street
Io. drink is likely to attain as
VL-,' ,,omipsuce in Ohio politics this
al'u .s.r 4, BookvsItet's barrel.

.,, +. comfort in recent health sta
1.-The iron.worksrs, Investigation
'''' 1.alo,ed -. the fact that there are more
'n'o' .so have worked steadily at thai
''a ", S,I ,birly to forty years and ovsl
r'l' ~. ~ to day strong and able'bodied
''a ''s %' If ,pn years OF further service
'PS ''P,'', ANY, other trade can boast Alto
''lu H. I, probably the healthiest me
Ea.', E..',, i pursuit known in this section Ol
,,rntFy,
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LAEE vlLLAaE, n. 1.-The ootonOr's
iuty, III the cSte Of the three children Of
CHARLES Moody (Colotedl, who we're burn.
ed nm The evening OF July 4, returned q
verdict that the children we're muiuefed
and the house burned to conceal The
crime. Moody and his vile have been
arrested.
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IHE Virginia State Republican Conyen.
uon' which meets at lynChburE to-day,
VIII, In the opinion OF Senator Malone,
APpFove the Realjus!er ticket and perfect
40 Alliance that will for the second time
sweep the State. As to the settlement Of
me ueOt, which Ia the main q AesLiOn Oi
'as campaign, the New York Tribune puts
Tue cA'0 fully and Iairly:
10 Their platform, tho BOnrbons seek to
PuI themselves beInrG The people a. the
wy honest, debtpNylng party. Those
.uo nave Studied the recent political his.
@y o. Virginia, know that the claim is
aOs Eell founded rho platform itselI
proves Ihis, Notwithstanding lie sounding
pntMee. For II purposes q new settle
mensoI the "publc debt" hut Upon such
O@is that tie present rate Of taxation
saalI IN no case be increased. The purpose
stp moreover dehnitely explained thus!
We pledge our party that we will
We oil the lawful aud constitutional
r.. ~ "hI UUNNT ~ btCu'b teF
Naent upon the basis Ct thee poi
wy pond" Now tho State VI VII
slala has made several iseltlsments" al
,aay, Thu trouble Is that the State hat
op. Kept lhe solemn pledges mada In All!
" shese settlements, III 1879 q "Llnal eel
cement was made once more, not by ,
is.SPuOllcan government, but by q LeHla
,iute iute and State government CONTROLLED
throughout by tue Bourbon Democracy
~. ~. mat party tepudiAtes that agreement
liu lau fesla ell its to,CalGd zeal Tor the publ
,a S,.h upon the possibility Of diving cred
VII VII INTO roDsslling to new ba'RAlr
''' iess lair to inem than the txtrpmt
" hoeral arrangements made in 1871
lhe truth is. that no party IN Vitgini
proposes q settlement Of the debt que
non on what would be called a Ittiell
nonesI Oaais-thstis, the payment oI u
Civilizations 90 principal and Interest, In iul
''s Malone party claims to be sincere
~ 'aVOf oiPAying all that the Stale 10 ab
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,iolpx ~ InooIrs Into A.

TvSis, AuVu I 9.--An italian ironClad
hos gone 10 sta1 to inquire into the
claims Of lilo Italian subjects lor Losses
Uwirg u the insnftectiOn there, and the
subrquent bOmbAfdmsnt Of that place by
the FfenIb,