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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-14
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fire at Walpole Mass YESTERDAY, DESTROYED
the Union Carpet Lining Mill, involving loss
OF about $23, 600. partially insured
The camp at Zagahaoun. Tunis, is in critical
position. as all communications with Tunis has
been cut Off The Bey is greatly distressed at
the demand Of France to dismiss Premier Mus
tapha.
Chas. T. Harris was passing the house of Ward
Hubbard, in Pierce city. Mo-, last evening, when
the latter came out with shot gun and dealt
Harris terrible blow over the right eye. crush
ing his skull and causing instant death No
cause is assigned for the deed. Hubbard gave
himself up to the authorities
The king of Dahomey. with his army of Anna
IONS, has raided and destroyed the towns of
lgnanio and OkekO, northwest of Abekouta,
Africa.
The steamer Parthia, which arrived in New
York to-day from Liverpool, reports having
passed September IL, in latitude 92 degrees
Longitude 81 degrees 26 minutes the steamer
Rayensburgh from New Castle for Baltimore
with the loss of three blades of her propeller.
but apparently making good headway.
The police raided three pool selling establish
ments in Barclay street, New York. this MORN
ing. and arrested the proprietor and clerks.
The directors of the Western Union Telegraph
Company to-day declared quarterly dividendof
one and one-half per cent. payable October 18th.
Wall Street To-day.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE Posts financial ar
ticle says The stock exchange markets continue
active. US. bonds are Is higher for the As,
which have been bought up to 1171l; the as
and extended IS have advanced n State bonds
are dull and steady. RR. bonds are generally
strong, with speculative issues buoyant The
stock market opened about as it closed yester-
day; there was then a fractional decline: the
market then became decidedly strong and in
the following hour prices advanced 11Sa23I for
the general list and 5 per cent for Burlington
and Quincy. Before noon the market became
heavy and prices have since fallen 1a31S per
cent, the latter also Burlington and
Quincy. The principal dealings have
been in W. U. Tel. which has fallen to 81 from
92E on the report that the statement to be
issued to-day will be favorable, because it in
cludes the proceeds Of sales of securities Off
GERS of the company deny the report. Delaware
Lackawana and Western has declined per cent
with no special reason assigned. All the coal
shares have been active. as have also the trunk
line and the granger and southwestern shares
notably streng stock has been st. Paul and
Omaha only recorded sale of Hannibal and st.
Joe common stock to-day is of five shares at 100:
the preferred stock has fallen to 112 from 1l41@
As we close the general market is again i'm
proving. The money market is easy to-
day at to 6 per cent for call loans and sac per
cent for time loans and prime mercantile paper
1t is now said that the treasury program of
bond purchases will be made public on Satur-
day.
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THE SENATE CHAMBER was to-day draped in
mourning. and the flag was suspended at half
mast, in respect to the memory of Gen. Burn
side.
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The lkitish steamer st. Louis, which saiIed
carried ont 857 emIgranfs, chie0y for, ,IeSnss So
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NAVY DEPARTMENT..

oARsMEN GOING TO. o.LYNCHBURG.-All three OF
the city clubs are expected To send crews To the
regatta at Lynchburg next Tuesday The CO.
ulnbia crew will start next SATURDAY night and
VIII be composed as follows :-Mallach. stroke:
kintner, 3; Mute. 2, w. A. Smith, bow. and w.
Williams substitute.
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INTEREST ON THE FOUR PER CENT Bonds
Checks for the quarterly payment OF the regis
tered interest on the four per cent bonds, which
falls due on the list of next month"; are now
being prepared at the Treasury department.
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THE EVENING STAR.
fUbLiSHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS.
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave- and 1lth st., by
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
GEO. w. ADAMS, Prest.

HE EVENING STAR is served TO subscribers In the
city by carriers their account at 10 cents per
week or a cents per month Copies at the counter
cents each By mail-posage prepad-5O cents month,
one year, IS; six months, s..
Entered at the Post Office at Washington d. c., a.
pecond-class mail matter.
THE WEEKLY STAR-published on Friday-s2 year,
copies for $40.
" All mail subscriptions must be paid In advance;
NO paper sent longer than Is paid for.
Rates of advertising made known application.
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Receiving q Caller.

SECRETARY LINCOLN HAS AN INTERVIEW WITH
THE PERSONALITIES TEMPORARY RAILROAD
TRACK.
ELBERoN, NJ, Sept IA. 11:4O am.-Secretary
Lincoln just saw the President. He says he ex-
pected to see very i'll man. and that his ex-
pectations were realized. He had not seen the
patient since the afternoon of the day he was
shot, and OF course a great change had taken
place since that time. The conversation be-
tween the gentlemen was very brief and entirely
personal, no business being referred to at all.
The Secretary only remained in the sick-room
about sixty seconds. At this hour the favorable
conditions continue.
THE TEMPORARY TRACK.
At the request of Attorney General Mac
Veagh, the temporary track from the Central
railroad OF New Jersey to the Francklyn cottage
Will not be removed at present.
HE ASKS FOR THE CHAIR.
ELBERoN. Nj, Sept. IA, 1890 p.m.-The Pres
1dent has just requested to be placed in his re-
clining chair, and Messrs Rockwell and Swain
have just gone to the cottage to remove him.
ENJOYING THE SCENE.
EIBERoN. N. j., Sept. IA, 1880 p. m.-The
President has been safely removed to his reclin-
ing chair and is enjoying the scene very much
After he had comfortably settled down in his
chair he expressed sense of qualification and
remarked: "This should have been commenced
three weeks ago" The patient will remain i'm
his chair until he requests to be returned to his
bed. His head is elevated to an angle of
about 25 degrees.
IN THE CHAIR AN HOUR AND HALF
ELBERoN, NJ, Sept. IA, 2 p.m.-The Pres-
dent has just been removed from his reclining
chair to his bed, after remaining in the chair for
an hour and half, during which time he had a
quiet nap. His head was elevated and his feet
permitted to drOptO about an angle of 80 degrees
DR.. Bliss says he was rather reticent about being
put back to bed. The disturbance did not
change the pulse or temperature. At this hour
his pulse is 104, temperature 9S8, respiration 19.
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U II. wHEATLEY'S
STEAM DYEIN6
ND WET AND DRy

:" III. WHEATLEY'S
STEAM DYEIN6
AND WET AND DRY
SECURING ESTABLISHMENT.
Wrl can for and deliver WORK anywhere I'm tie DIS
h1ct upon receipt Of addroD BY mG1 or otherwise.
Goods received and returned by mail and sxpran from
- T. an parts Of the country.
No. loC9 (OI.D 10 JERXER9ON STREET,
spo NEA1 8nzDoRs 0Eono1xowus d o.
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THE GRAND JURY UNEXPECTEDLY ADJOURNED
The grand jury, as will be seen by the report of
the Criminal Court proceedings, was adjourned
this morning until Monday, October Sd. On
said that two or three members of the grand
jury, including the foreman. desire to be absent
for ten days or two weeks. He did not feel like
trying the experiment of a temporary foreman,
and there being no particular press of business,
he would consent to an adjournment till October
Sd. This action on the part of the grand jury
took many about the courthouse by surprise,
for the announcement had been made that some
of the Star route cases would be ready shortly
after October LIST. There are quite a number OF
other cases-among them that of Christina Tay-
lor for the murder Of the Fisher children
awaiting action.
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Tue CHRIsTIANcY DIVORCE CAsE-on the ID
inst. Mrs. Chrstiancy in the suit of her husband
against her for divorce. asked the issuance of a
commission 10 take the deposition OF George f.
Haight as TO the conduct of Mr.. Christiancy to-
wards her-the interrogatiOns being attached.
The counsel for Mr. Christiancy have filed obec-
tons 10 these interrogatons on the ground that
some are vague and indefinite and are not lim-
ited TO the assumed language. conduct and acts
of plaintiff in the District and the acts commit
ted outside the District are incompetent az tend
ing to establish a cause for divorce
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued TO Louis
Franklin F. Genet, of New York city and Callie
I. Cooper; Charley Thomas and Rose TYLER: W.
f. Boisseau and Mary p. Brockett. both of
Prince Georges county. Md. Edward Clinton of
Montgomery county. Md, and Anna Kirby of
Baltimore; Morris Ullman, Of Brooklyn, n. Y,
and Bertha Rich
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TIE DRAwBACK FORGERIEs.-no-daS a -
Criminal Court the last OF the cases for 1brxnry
and o0napirAcy In connection With tho AS0W.
back oegti6cates was disposed of1y nolle psoo
e to Thomas H. Quinn, who Wuo1n11uto1 ~
Cork en4 Iroxan, whose oaees ha1 alEea1l&am
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A PETITION FOR DVoRCE.-To-day Mr. N H.
Miller, for Anna A Hammond. filed a bill for
divorce from John E. Hammond. They were
married in May, 1864. by Rev. J. I. Ward, of the
9th-street MP church. and lived together till
October. 1876, when, she charges, defendant
drove her from the house, and sold their house.
hold effects. and she took refuge with her sister.
She prays the custody of her two children. aged
fifteen and nine years. and the right to resume
her maiden name of Frank. &c.
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MOVEMENT OF MILTTARY--ARMING THE CTTI-
ZENS-DISPATCHES RECEIVED HERE TO-DAY.
The two following dispatches were to-day
sent to the Interior department from the War
department.:
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A RECENT IMPRovEMENT.-On 9Th street. be
tween M and N. Mr.. A. Gaegler has Just had
completed a fine three-story residence OF 221<
feet front and n feet depth. II has a cellar un-
der the whole with 12 rooms conveniently ar
ranged, and has every modern convenience hot
and cold water, and is finely finished: orna-
mental plastering on the principal halls and
parlors The exterior is quite handsome. the
front being of pressed brick, with Ohio stone
trimmings and bay window projections. the
whole rejecting credit on the architect, Mr.. 81.
I. G. MOrsell; Mr.. n. Walker, the carpenter: Mr..
Clarkson, the bricklayer, andthe others engaged
on the work.
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Tahbs was charged in the Police Court thjs ~.
ternoon with assaulting, with intent to kiII
another c0lored man, named John Stewart.
against whom there is q charge Of burglary
Stewart stated that last Sunday night this man
accused MN OF saying something about wo-
man, and then tripped him and Stabbed him IN
the back and once in the breast with Q knife.
Iibbs stated that Stewart was following him. anA
he struck him with the knife to prevent him
nom killing him (Tibbs) with stone. The court
thought the intent to kin was not made out ana
gave him six months In Jail for simple assaulf
Stewart was then put on trial for burglary, 81
the 6fovusouaI - -
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SECRETARY LINCOLN CALLS ON THE PRESIDENT
ENCOURAGING ADyICES FROM THE SICK ROOM
CONFLICTING STATEMENTS OF THE PHYsI-
CLANS
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RUY THE BEST!

HEATER PARLOR sun and ten other LATROBEs of
ebrated, splendid RUBY, NOVELTY and other
RANGES and HEATING STOVES and FURNACES
STOVE REPAIRS, &c.
Prices Always as low terms as favorable q any other
house the city. We to give entire satisfac-
Nm. JNO. MORAN
2l26 pENNsYLvANIA AVENUE AND
x28 9fH STREET NORTHWEST.
Counecxed 10 TELEPHONE Exchange. s5-1mlp
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Fr GAS FIXTURES
E F. BROOKS, with Mitchell, Vance 4 Co. goods
and quarter of century practical experience can
meet all competition and sell at LOWEST RATES. I'M
mense Stock. Fine selection. Retort Gas Stoves re-
duced rates.
MI E. F. BROOKS 531 18th street
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SAFE DEPOSIT co.

HAYWARD 4 HUTCHINSON,
3l7 NINTH STREET.
HAVE AN EXTENSIVE STOCK OF GOODS IN All.
THEIR LINES.
FURNACES. RANGES, LATRoBE STOVES,
SLATE MANTELS.
CRATES, sc.
SANITARY INSPECTION AND THE REMODEL
ING AND MoDERNIZING OF DEFECTIVE
PLUMBING IN CITY RESIDENCES Is MADE THE
SPECIAL FEATURE OF OUR BUSINESS.
~we give Favorable Estimates for New Construc
tions in all our branches. 81
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CrNBERLANp, WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK r.
R--A certificate of incorporation of the above
company was filed in Maryland yesterday. The
capital stock is S5,ooo.ooo. The incorporators
are ;. j. Suit, AN. .Dimmock. wm.J. .Murtagh. =.
L. Wales and f. o. Reed. The road is 10 con-
meet the Cumberland coal fields with the WASH
iheton City and Point Lookout railroad. which
is now being built The connection will take
place at Hyattsyille Point Lookout. the
terminus of the Washington City and Point
Lookout railroad. has been designated as a
nited States coaling station" 10y the Secretary
on the Navy, as will be seen by the following
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FRAGMENTS OF WESTERN NEWS

CHINESE STU DENTS ON THEIR WAY HOME.
CHICAGO, Aug. 24.--SiXty Chinese students
irO Hartford bound West passed throu IN here to-day
SUICIDE OF MINISTER'S WIFE.
DETROIT, Aug. 24.-Ihe wife of the Rev.
: NJ Morritt, OF Codwater. in this State committed
suicide by hanging herself this morning, tit of IN
sanity.
CONTRACTING FOR SUPPLIES OF MICA
DENVER, Col, Aug 24.-Thc Edison Electric
Iight Company has awarded TO the saltiel Mica aud
Porcelain Company of Colorado. heavy contract FOR
supply1ng mica for insulating purposes.
. EXCURSIONS OF SCIENTIFIC PERSONS.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 2l.-Iwo hundred and
fy members of the American Association for The Al
Railway 10 Chattanooga to-day, and hundred went by
way of Louisville TO the Mammoth Cave.
AN INSANE MAN ESCAPES
DETROIT, Aug. 24-William p. Andrus,
In s77 has become insane from a wouid in the head
received at the battle of Missionary Ridge, and while
being taken 10 asylum Monday escaped yet
uuheard from
RAIN BADLY NEEDED IN KENTUCKY.
BARpsrowN, Ky, Aug. 24.-It Is nearly two
months since rain has fallen IN this vicinity.
crs report tha ran oven yet would help the late
Wafer for domestic purposes is becoming exceedingly
scarce, and many farmers compelled To drive their
stock three or four miles 20 water.
AN ALLEGED HARTMANN IN TIE WEST
CHICAGO, Aug. 2i.-Ibe Council Bluffs NOn-
pdrct, Responsible for the statement tina, the Nst
Is on his way East. The supposed Hartmann SAWS he
aniciun"s no trouble. and viii soon out boldly
ana ielressy He carries papers which seem 10 iden
ufy him.
KENTUCKY DISTILLERS DISCOURAGED
BARD>TOWN, NY, Aug. 24.-Ihe dis;illcrS
throughout this county are hestatng and scided
whether or not to 40 into active operations the
season The advance in corn the duh market for whskey
and the large quantities in bond the reasons adj
Vanccd for their ndcc.sion. 4 distilers who have
made contracts tor corn viii run reduced capacities
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TELEGRAPHTC NOTES.
A TRACK WALKER KILLED nY CARS.


walkcron the Troy aud Boston Railroad, struck
SSar Wa%s1Swn S M lie S lcayos IHGs' fs ~ THIS morning.
VASsAR COLLEGE APPOINTMENT
PoUGUKEEPslE, Aug. 24-Abhy f. Goodscl of
Cnam9e sbus pGpn has accepted the position lady
e @ Sho cah IN the the sS aS Of the col
,GoNsEcRATIoN OF AN EPISCOPAL CHuRcn.
UAMMONrON \. j., Aug 24.-Sf Marks EpSco-
pal Church at TN. place Of the finest church e6ces
BsSS OF he %&y % @ H0 John
cAMpMEETING GROUNDS ENLARGED.
OCEAN GROVE, \. j.. Aug. 2i.--Ihc Ocean Grove
G%P MsGns Of m & ans FAR new 1 & by mo
$4,000, ana Will be into streets building az
DROWNING ACCIDENT AT SILVER LAKE
MANAsQUAN, n. ! - Ang. - Thomas Firbec age
ploycd by Il n llames. oi NcwYork was drowned While
tah ns at silver Lake on Monday His body recovered
INJURED BY AN EXPLOSION or NApuTHA.
lishtcr while 6ng naphha anp Coiocs is afternoon
9s m ce SS @ M s aazc Ia tnG and % Sred a @ ran
the canal. lie
Troy. y y, Ang 2i.-Nharies j. MvS enc. a
swcde wAio attempng clean rusty revolver yesterday
ter inictins i % fatal Sdand ' '' '' '''' '"uS
AYOUNG MAN DETERMINED TO DIE
GALvEsroN Icx.; Ang. 2i-A dispatch from En-
liyi@s near near nSr committed Fuiede ycs,ay Grsi
Shon snHI a S iSs Sa ySan his lead nearly Of with
DEAF AND DUMB CONVENTION
S@Ss az E S a s era AZ 9
ent. The convention Will De- in session three ia;s.
APPEAL OF EX.RECEIVER RICE
Albany, Ang. 24-Joh 4: Rice appeals 10 the
motion and sci aside the Nestr5ok
removing Rice receiver OF the Roakaway Improve
Company ana appointing Janos W bGstci IN his
MORRISTOWN, n. J.. AFFECTED BY DROUTlI,
MORRISrOWN, n. j.. Aug. 24.--Bho longcontiuucd
Many Of The 6 wells and cserns are bag ed with ACME
%S a
A LADS ENCUsE FOR CRIME.
CAMDEN, \. j., Aug. 24.-Charies Davenport. the
lad who await trial oharsel with placing tie the
Camden and Atlantic HIilroad Waterford, Can:en
County has made statement 10 the effect in
place the tie the
person do the same thing few days previous.
THREE PERSONS KILLED ON THE RAILROAD.
WORCESTER Mass, Aug. 24-William O'Day and
Lawrence Stating while pushing at the Burkey
Arnold, widow, employed the blackstone Cotton
Mills n crossing the track OF the and
Road Yesterday was struck by train and instantly killed
DEADLY FEUD IN SOUTH CAROLINA
COLUMBIA, ). G.. Aug. 24.-A dispatch 10 The
Register from Johnston EdRehed County.
"a night occurred 10 day between W. Buzzard and his
killed and Buzzard and his seriously wounded
ed led 20 the ARRAY Tho weapons used were doublebar
relied shotguns."
STATE ASSOCIATION OF sTENoORAPBERs.
BUFFALO, Aug. 2i.-rhe State Association of
The officers elected: President. George ii.
secretary l.. Woodward, aCuse;
tive Committee -J n Euso loany H. G. Tanner oswego
r. G. Rose Ithaca A. r. Little, Rochescr d. G. MckMcn
brooklyn
TWO MEN SHOOT EACH OTHER DEAD
GALVESTON, Tex, Aug. PA dispatch fom
ton exssheri county Todd who had been
against him In lawsuit and abused him In
shameful manner Ihey s'larasd eheh noging 10 meet the
his Todd shot through heart ana
the top Of Biantons head was blown OK"
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THE CINCINNATI SOUTHERN

CINCINNATI, Aug. PA topic of interest
In Cincinnati tonight has reference 10 the prospecfive
outcome 81 the bidding for the lease the Cincinnati
southern Railway from Cincinnati Chattanooga dis
lance Of 325 miles, which cost $4,000 900 AT noon To
morrow the bids will be opened publicly The trustees
have invited propositions for lease Of the road for
twenty-five years the fixed to be for five periods
o bNe years each 1t Is presumed that the rental viii
Increase ior each successive period after the grst one
1hcIc are several prominent railroad the citv
among whom arc T. W Cole supposed In the iutcr.
cst oI connections east and Chatfan u p
Alexander president of the Louisville, Cincinnati and
IeaIston Railway known the Louisville Srort Lima
ana also wee president Of the Louisville and Nashve
Road aud supposed 10 be in the interest OF that coD
uo lie has Si@Dcd his intention TO bid T. B TgloInas
OF Columbus, is here also in what interest is not known
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TROOPS DISPATCHED AFrER INDIANS.

II. CHICAGO. Aug. PA dispatch TO The Tribune
dated ST. Paul, August c3 says: Telcgams received at
Department Headquarters from The commanding officer
Fort Assinibouc state that three companies of the
18th Infantry left that post the 2lst in
driving OF the Indians, who some ten days ago crossed
the line, and have been hunting buffalo anl committing
depreaations the American side. These three
panics IN addition Ia the companies of
cavalry dispatched from the fort the l9ih at the
request Of The Indian agent at old Fort Bcknap;
fhc entire force, comprising nearly 200 men with
l3iuch rihed gun, is under tho command Of Captain NJ
f. O'Hren of the 2d Cavalry. The Indians arr esfi-
mated at from i,Joo TO 1000. and chiefly g.
pU.ans and As~ini3Oncs. who Tor the most nart
peaccaby disposed hut cannot resist the temptation
hunt builaO and run of ponies whatever side
line they may tnd them The scene of operations the
country between the east and west forks OF MIX
River to tie nclslhorhood of ola Fort Be!knen. Il
hardly expected that the aaranGers VIII make a stand
against G. .im OBlcn's battalion, hC is thought
have suhVien; force Ia give them hycly chas aud
possibly Wcli-melitcd castlsation.
A dispatch 90 he liReS from Pierre, Dakota lated
Anest 23, says that 250 OF sitting Bulls hostics from
standing Rock arrived at the Cheyenne Agency that
day. The remaining 100 viii reach there In five days
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Stakes distance two miles was won nv Mr. p Uarrisons
threeyearold Mother Shinfon ~ y " ~ ~

9anes distance two miles by Mr. r. Harrisons
'Iceyearoid Mother Shpton.
Inc small sailing boat Bath City, from New-York has
arrived at Falmouth She reports that she encountered
osa weather on the voyage and that she obliged
ai" supply OF provisions from a Norwegian vessel.
Inc fars correspondent Of The Daily Telegraph says
the Dody OF the acronaut Armenteres, who made an
ascension from Montpelier Sunday the 18th inst and
th was iost mas been found, frfghtfuly muated
ine Post says Lieutenant Bove, OF the italian Navy
VINO participated in the Nordenskjold expedition on
BOARD the Vega has received from the italian
ncnt promise that his scheme for italian Polar
expedition Will be supported.
private letter from Bangkok, Siam, dated July 8,
Asatic cholera is raging here. 1t is variousy
esated that from 100 TO 800 natives are dying daily
er lew foreigners have died several have fed 70
Sngaore and Hong Kong. Everyone feels as though he
we're nVing IN graveyard"
Auispa'ch from the steamer Faraday now engaged in
Sns the new Atlantic CABLE says casks and boat
S"r recently drifted away from ship As il ia feared
ascovery might lead to erroneous reports with re-
f W Ie sa1ety OF the ship, this information is given
10 prevent any needless alarm. - o. 80
Inc house OF Commons counted out last night
whe Alexander BercsfordHopc liberal Conservative
was moving the second reading of bin for the relief
Oh cohtunacous prisoners The bNl, which is conse-
quently lost for this session. intended TO effect the
release OF the Kew. - +. Green, High Church clergy
man OF Miles, Plating, who il imprisoned Lancaster
Inc Dill had already passed the House of Lords