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National Republican., 1881-08-29
educational.

BAPTIST FEMALE INsrIT1grE OPENS THE
i lst of September, 1881. BoaSt and tuition in
English, Latin, French and Muslo (Harp, Organ,
Piano or GuitaI), sl75 per session of niue months.
Tor catalogues apply to
MRS. ELLIOTT DE JARNETTE, Principal,
BOwlilSg Green,
nuogtf cornii,,n I,,,k,niy Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-20
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Tuesday. July 70, 1891
Don Carlos the Spanish Prefender recently exn,lled
from France. mas arrived in London.
o, Andrew d. Wfte, American Minister at Berlin, will
start FOR America in August.
Tcegraphic communication with the Couinen, il worry
Paris last night. ' "
The committee OF the French Chamber Of Dcputies ON
mt nte OF the Senate.
The race for the Apcthorpc Selling Stakes took place
today at Huntington, and was ~ Beatrice. }. H.
heahes & lhree c3rold colt Bakespcare came in second
ana 'aHnGorm third. Five horses
dispatch from Athens states that an unsuccessful
attempt was made last evening to shoot two editors of
anirMnlserial papers ON the public promenade. The
eseaped was arrested but two supposed accoopccs
The Hamburg-Amcrican Line steamer vandala. Can.
tain Peuold, from Hamburg June 10, which broke her
shaft was towcd to Glasgow repaired sailed again
cargo Tor New York.
dispatch from Berlin that the Jewbaitcrs Of
Non-Settn angcrcd at the dcnunciations of the Neu-
Scniner /eiiuna severely assaulted the editor sacked
some sholS and demolished the oce OF the newspa per
over thirty of the rioters arrested.
Patrick Talfourd Hcke was arraigncd ar the Bow,
street Police Court to-day and romanded for threatening
l. kin the Right Hon william f. Forster Chief Sccre-
Ay Tor Ireland unless he released tie Irish prisoners
an" resigned ms secretary ship.
In the House Of Commons to-day. SIR Charles Dixie
Under Foreign Secretary, replying to question: said it
had not been at time proposed, and il not in
tended that any territorial rights in Newfoundland
those already conferred by treaty.
The blast furnace at three OF the works in the
Cleveland District have struck against reduction Of
two and hall per cent in their wages aud tvenf,
furnaces are idle. The stoppage of these furnaces will
reduce me Total make of pig non IN Cleveland 10y about
l:7o3 tons daily and viii throw 600 mcn uG OF eIg-
pioymeut.
LONDON. July 20.-The Daily Ncirs has the following
from Berlin: An anti-Jewirh meeting was held here
on Tuesday. Two Thousand people present. 4
resolution adopted the effect that the aniiS,pit-
ics snond separate from the antProgcssisis as the
Conservatives had deceived them"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-20
FRENCH SUCCESSES IN TITNIS

PARIS, July 19.-A serious engagement took
p.ac" near Sfax on Saturday. Most of the leaders
OF the revolt were killed The result has produced
great Impression on the Arabs.
Inc French commander Mt SfaX has ordered the
hhh'ediate disarmament of the natives the delivery
Oh HOSTAGES and the payment of war indemnity
OF Ioooo,O00 francs. He also requires the inhabi
tahts To furnish the French troops with all neccs-
sary supplies and holds the population responsible
Ior any act affecting the safety of the French army
rive thousand horscmcn have entered Kairouan
ana stopped the cole cton of the duty on salt 1t is
rnmored that General Saussicr will organize an cx-
p'ulIloh at constantine to march to Kairouan pass
rE through the centre of runis from west TO east
me hrSt surveys of the route from Tcbcssa To
halrouan have already been made
LONDON, july ia dispatch from Tunis an
nounces that a large body of Arab horsemen has
carried OH number of camels belonging TO the Bev
from farm close to 1unis They are securing the
country, and have attacked farm house ten miles
from lunls. The natives throughout the country
are greatly excited and disturbances are feared The
I"N IS preparing to send native troops 10 the intn-
fi"r hut II Is doubt ful whether they will fight the
Arabs e ~
MADRID, July 19.-1hc Governments of France
ana SPAN have agreed upon principle for the set
tlemcnt of the claims of the Spanish sufferers in
oran. A commission will be appointed to fix the
amounts
LONDON. july 20.-A dispatch to The DaiIy Neirs
from Iunis says The holy city of Karouan has
reFotcd. Arabs from SfaX gathering there"
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AFFAIRS OF THE MANHATTAN

The newly appointed receivers of the Man
hat'ah hallway Company visited the general Offices OF
'he company yesterday and demanded inventory of
ue property to he delivered To them The schedule had
not peen finished, but the officers OF the company
promised to have it ready in day two. The
nave 'de n" changes in the management The suit of
hc NcwNork Company for the recovery of its property
VIII come up for hearing Tomorrow The counsel of the
various companies were in consultation yesterday after
noon IA to whether the receivers Of the Manhattan
Shouid be admit ed as defendants of the suit The
e'IN's VIII he called upon then to determine whether
IN par, OF their duty o defend In either II the
vtl'fs are admitted as defendants, Adjournment il
hk'F To be granted. Cyrus W. Field and Russell SAGE
are sail 10 have had long conference yesterday at
M"rh MI fl.d demanded the restoration OF its
cry J." me N'W-fork Company, otherwise pay
iict "' we money guaranteed by the Manhattan Com
panN II Is considered probable, however, that n settle
mont or The difficulties Will he reached without dis
turhallCo Of tho ncacr.
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ENGLAND AND IRELAND.

LONDON, july ID he Irish party in the
House "t Commons seems not quite hostile To tho
Commission under the Land bill on second thonght M
II nt hrrt app AIRED to be though Mr.. ODonnc who il
sometlmc' more extreme thln Parlo declares all
oi th"'n unacceptable and say the Home Rulers viii
sruct the appointing clause The Conservatives are not
dsNn'i-hc AsJohn T. Vernon who Is the business mem
lhcr ia The confidential agent OF two cryavc beers
is believed "a" appointments will smooth the way for
the bin In tuc House of Lords. The salaries of the Com,
mlssonrrS viii e $4,000 each Sergeant O'lfngan, the
inclal member, Will have rank equal to that Puisne
Jude of the Common Law Division OF the High Codrt of
Justice. II is Soa nlaw Of the Lord Chancellor OF
ireland Mr.. Johu J.. Vernon. another of the Commits
-oirr. gtNr evidence few before Mr. shaw
l'icNrc'S Committee on the Bright clauses the Land
hct of 1870. AMI strongly adVucatcl comprehensive
tNst, IA oi peasant prOprictorship
1t Is reported chat Iord . liza san, the Lord Chancellor
ol ireland, VIII retire and thI the Rght Hon HUGH
Law the present Attorney General tor ireland, will
tccd nm.
IL the House or Commons to-day, Mr. Gladstone stated
thnt II The Land hill IN cplIlticc finished on
Iridty the lluuS" would have Ia sit saturday.
The Hoarc ot tomipu'.- Tonight again took up tho
Land bil IN committee tlIeC, - 90 90 inclusive. were
passed. The lounc then adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-20
4 PROSPEROUS DEPARTMENT.
TLATrERNG RETURNS FROM THE LARGE POST
ofFICEs-INCREAsE IL THE MONEY ORDER
BUSINESS.

| j IAl llkING RETURNS FROM TIE LARGE
| officEs-rNcREAsE IN THE MONEY ORDER
| BUSINESS.
ny TELTGEApH TO TIRE TRIEvNE.l
WAsHINGToN July 19.--Remrns from nineteen of
the principal post offices for the last quarter show
increase of rs 40 per cent over The correspond
lng quarter of tine preceding fiscal year. These
offices pay about onc-hird of the entire postal rev.
enue. In the opinion some of the high officials
OF the Department, a clean balance sheet will
be shown for the quarter. The Postmaster
General, however does not think this possible.
Many "f the reductions which We're made in eN-
penscs did rot take effect until late The quarter
while in of the contracts vhic were cut down
months additional pay made, according to
law, 10 the contractors In case the receipts equal
or exceed the expenditures for the quaItc- il viii
NOT he safe 10 assume that the Department is vet
sclf-supportng. as the lost quarter of each fiscal
va always show, smaller aggregate exlonlitlrcs
than its predecessors
Il is estimated that the Increase IN ;he total
amount of business transacted through the uoSral
money order system dDnng The lat fiscal year viii
amount To - OOo, 900 on 10. 900 900 over that of
the preceding year or$i 10 0O0 900 tol - 900 600
The forci-r exchange with Europe averages about
go 0o0 a week, and has been largely increased bv
the opening of mines in the West and by the re-
sumption of specie payments, which does away vi h
the necessity OF making all changes through the
Ncw-lork Office.
good deal of trouble and annoyance arises from
the nomenclature. both personal aad gco graphical in
Ireland. and the ignorance Of many OF the pcorle
here who make rcmittances. Couutics and smaller
geographical divisions are suhdiyidcd in WAYS that
are difficult to understand. while family names and
christian names seem 10 he common property in
many places Several persons IN The same ucighonr-
hood often expect remittanccs from America. ana
the experience Of the Department ohicialS leads
them To hrhcSo that these Wouli-hc receivers haVc
very indefinite IDEAS regarding the names Of those
they expect money froIn. Payments are Therefore
sometimes made by the british officials TO The rol.s
persons, and IN such cases recovery is usually nnos
nIblc. owing % tho gomcral poycrlN OF the neonln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-20
THE EKENCU MONEY MARKET.

LONDON, July 19.--7he PdH NaU Gd-ette
this evening" in leader the dangerous of the
French money market says:
For long time thoughtful in the city have looked
with anxiety toward Paris. They feel that Paris in the
wcakcer great money market III the world at the present
time aud that upon IL depends the time well the
intensity OF the next crcdstorn.
The ran MAI GG9c nttrbutes this state of things to
the daring and persistent gambling of the past two
three years and the time must when the rate
OF money will have advanced TO point which will force
the spectators to unload Bat all the other great mar
kcts also gorprd To- extent known before.
II Is impossible Tor relieve the other. Wild buy
ing cannot so ca for without somebody suffering
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
THE CONTEST AT ALBANY
APPROACHING THE End

MR.. LAPHAM WITHIN FOUR VOTES OF AN ELECTION
THE CoNkLING MEN AND THEIR POLICY OF
DELAY FROM DAY TO DAY-rIE ADNuNIsrRA-
IioN RANKS UNBRoKEN-oPPosED TO ADJOURN
MENT WITHOUT Election.
In the JOINT Convention yesterday Mr.. lap
nam received sixty eight votes; seventy-two
were necessary to elect him. Another at
tempt was made in the Assembly TO pass a,
s'"e d'e adjournment resolution. Mr.. Andrews
introduced it, but it was defeated by q vote of
81 10 %. The Administration men are still
unanimously opposed to holding another
caucus. They consider the nominations made
more than ever binding upon all Republicans
since Alr. Mller's election. The ConkInp
men act, seemingly without any plan excent
that of securing an adjournment from dav ta
day. -
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A FOREIGNER on TIE UNITED STATES.
LONDON. July l9.-Ihc Paris correspondent

n Iff NT'Ot0TII htYH;
NJ BHc uri the secretary and literary executor of the
celebrated Prince d' iHlc} rand Was 80 Wcl hnowu that
the fragments of ha private Spondcncr communi
Gated To ltgoID BY his niece tho Countess Nlrahcau viii
deeply interest many HDcr- OF the political and dplO
matte world stli slTNiYug. They viii also be rcul with
ntcrcHt IN America, though that interest he
Il plca-uribc knd, for though they dated far
ua' X as The lour Years Whom Mr.. Van Hurn Prcs
III, when Vi. ltlCOur! represented France Wash
ngtun some III his remarks may not have lost their
sting These letters were not intended for publication
~ NJ Blcourt Was afraid of giving offence that he
forbade HinEl" line OF the Talcyrtnd papers to De- pub
Hs!cd holof" lN~". In NVW-lorh his fNsdiuus taste
shocked. iIc wrote: America and the Americans
give one the idea of second third class England
In slismrn. What tiic Americans are 10 blame for is
ihtlr not cunining their prrVnSionS 20 their
success III buildn" Nation. and to persist com
pairing themselves with IhrOpcan Nations, ana claiming
mat they ar" superior 10 t!rm IN every way. That Is
lAclr GICAt fANlt and II mahCs thCm rl.lc!iOnA."
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
CHEAP TRAVELLING FOR THE PUBL.

CHEAP TRAVELLING FOR THE PUBLIC.
A meeting of the general passenger agents
OF the trunk line railroads Will be held to-day. Whether
anything VIII be accomplished is said to be matter of
doubt. On the NcwYork Central Company depends in
large measure the settlement of the present difficulties.
Inc Central has the prerogative making the Boston
rt'c 10 tho West. This smaller business
may be made the key OF the situation, it
may De placed ut rate that will have in
h"chce on the New York rate. fair dilc in the
rates between Boston and NewYor to the West il
sdcred to be about 81 in favor New-York Whether
me New or; Central will such a difference
Is considered doubtful by passenger agreed,
oWtNcr ny These that the to settle the present
struggle lies wholly with the Central.
IasSchgcr rafcs to the West underwent change
leruay The nominal price of ticket Chicago
all the lines SO, was cut under to the usual
CHicht ny the brokers. This price special to
EhcaSo proper a least so far the New York Central
~ concerned IL ia reduction of $40 from the regular
tailn; 70 indianapolis. St. Louis and Cincinnati the
price IL $50 under the tariff.
Inc American Railway Ticket Brokers' Association
WI ho us annual meeting at Lake House. Chautaulua
LAKE; N l., to-day. Tho Association has about 80
members scattered throughout the United States.
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FRIGMENE5 or WNsrERN yEJys.

SOUTHERN IOWA INrANE HOSPITAL
Chicago, judy l9.-Govrruor Gr1r. on y
personal ihN, ctlSaion, finds tIIt the charges mis-
ErUGudlcss.
CHIOHr FORMED AND ROBBED.
kEOKuk, Iowa, July l9.--At Hancock H.
William scott, heavy stock dealer, was ronncl oi
$1,000 while asleep III H roou last night by unknown
uclsou5 who Chlo:ofOrIuci him.
the NEW.UIM DISASTER.
81. PAU, Sinu., July l9.-Six persons who
c-c'ptU d'1tu ia "a" Ncwlu disaster have become IN
sam" Inp death ist ia clnrsing through new reports
from the counr, and rol deaths OF The wounded Re
bnliuS Is rapidly pushed
so CLEMENCY FOR MURDERERS
ST. LOUIs, July I9.-A special to The Post
H&"'cH li"h J' 'n"fhon city Governor Critt,ndcn
su adrrrA 80 io dccInina not to Interfere in the
case o the TaInoi Brothers, VINO are to be hanged at
AnyyI.lc on riday next.
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GTIJEAII TO RE SECIJ'DEp

WAsIINGTON, July 1o.-I)istfict-Attorncy Cork
hil to-day addressed the following letter containing
stringent instructions for the close confinement of
Gutcau to the Warden of the Jail:
GctegUt j. :, CKOCKEr, U0ydcn Tnttd SGqtcs J4U
DEAR SIR: The Grand Jury having ndinufncd until
the l2h OF september, and It being impos to arccr
tam the final result OF the attack hl Charles tuca
thc asshsfin OF the President IT viii he necessary to re
tam MN IN custody Tor future action 10y the authorities
desire that You place him side Of The ai! Where
th'c are NJ other prlSOncIH and where cscanr
are impossible; inat AoH viii allow him see no OF oincr
person Whatever, and that ne bc permit ed 10 mold
conversation with any or the guards, that lie bc rig
Viot@y 'Ncludcd from receiving sending any comnli
dircctiOn desire this direction To be- rigiv cxrfr1
GEORGE y. COKKItIL.
Gulteau to-day addressed note to Postmaster
anger, authorizing the Postmaster to deliver to
District ATTORNEY (orlll for such disposition rs he
may desire all mail matter addressed 10 The prison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-20
CRIHES And CASUiLTIES-EI TELEGE1PL


SUICIDE or nOTEI-KEEPER.
PEOYIDENCE X. l., July I0.-Stcphcu &. Briggs.
hOtclktcpcr in thunN, hanged himself YESTERDAY.
\ MUKDEliENS SENTENCE COMMUlED
GALVESTON Tex, july ia special to he N0rS
from Austin, lcX says The Governor commutni tho
sentence of William isurton, convicted n Parker
County and sentenced To be hanged.
I'M JURED BY LIGHTNING
OsWFGO, n. y, July 13.-Lightnng struck the
house oi Nathan fArnham, In OswcgO town last nrh via
COWS were sd tered ana Albert oottlc stricken down
and became helpless from the shock
BROKER KILLED BY A FALL
CHESTER Penn, July lo.-i.Oberi +. Pearson
age huywo, broker OF New York, visiting city
accidentally last evening and sustained
from which he died In II lew minutes.
FATAL FALL OVER AN ENHANCEMENT.
TROY, y. Y, July lo.-Iho dead body OF a man.
supposed 10 be tiat OF j. g. Bennett brakeman
ware and llnlsoh nllruad, found
banknent Tonight IL ID supposed that he drunk
FATALLY I'M JURED ~ 4 nRAWI.
BENNINGTON, VT, July I0.-Williain Oiricn, of
Scaisburg, VIZ died tins morning the injuries
received III drunken alteration evening Ioosc
y. OBnen was prominent Sclrsburg ana had
represented that town Ia the Vermont Legislature.
A DESERTER DROWNED.
NEWPORT, IL. H. July l0.-Ihc harbOr il being
dragged for the body OF Apprentice Whceloc Provence
who attempted TO desert Iom the United snip
tutloD last night, IN with another
ehd,avored To reach Tic torpedo station only
ceeded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-20
REPORT TO CONSULTING SURGEONS

WASHINGT"N, July l9.-Thc following tclc-
gram was sent by the attending surgeons to the con-
sulting surgeons tonight:
Executive MANSION, : z. ".
To Doctors FRANK II. HAMILTON a1d ID. II. AGNrW
Last evening the President received hypcrdcru4,c in
JeCuon OF one eighth Of grain OF suluatc Murphia
and slept we'll during the night He continues to take
suphac o quinia in thrCcarain doses thrice daily and
has cncmatt when required. A. Anticipated. the in
creased lever OF Yesterday proved only temporary and
ne Gas had better dsty today than amy since nc was
injured. The wound looks well, and is dischar.inar
healthy pus freely This morning $40 his pulse " as
w. temperature 9~.l, respiration L. At H. m, pulse
~ temperature 9S3, respiration 10 At y, m pulse
80 temperature 09s, respiration 10.
-. W. BLISS,
j. X EAENEs,
j. j. WOODW ARD,
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THE ENGLISH IN SOUTH AFRICA.
LONDON, july l9.-A dispatch to Ihc TiJcs

from Durham says:
The ocr triuryir0tc has re ccccl siXtecn ont OF
thirty yhiH articles of the Convention drafted by the
Royal Commission.
The CORES sponcnt Of Ihe Shtnddrd at Durham SAYS:
Tccgrans from Pretoria state that the terms Gf the
Convention between England ana tn" TranAyaa set
tied by the Roy al tomuSl0 give the Beers the ht
clcC; the iCSruld and the President. The treaty
serves 10 the StIcran the ght of declaring The
Whole Of the prHnhNaal IL 10 hc r'trOccucd.
Ia the House OF Commons to-day Mr.. Gladstone said
he was totally ignorant regarding the statement pub
lshod IN today's TWcS that the iocr triviratc had
rejected sixteen of The THIRTY articles OF the COnVc-
tiOu drafted by the K"yH Commission. No such news,
he said, hstd reached the COY crnmtnt.
Sir Michael Hicks Beach has removed his motion
gard to the IrnnsVaa from the Order Book of the House
OF Commons. 1t il understood that the debate tins
subject VIII be deferred until the bara-
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TRANSATLANTIC NEWS.
FRENCH SUCCESS IN TJTNIS

III" ARABS BEATEN IN AN ENGAGEMENT NEAR
sFAX ON sATURDAY-A SOCIALISTS, MEETING
IN LONDON-EXCESSIvE HEAT IN THE CAPITALS
oF FRANCE AND ENGLAND-THE CONCESSIONS
70 THE BoERs.
me French gained victory near Sfax on
saturday last. The losses of the natives were
neavy. A meeting calling itself "The
Revolutionary Congress was held in Lon
aon Monday. Among those present were
Louise Michel and Prince KapotISinc, the
husslan Socialist. The weather in Paris
ana IN London continues dry and hot !;
the scarcity of water has become very
troublesome. 1t is said that, by the terms
OF the kusso-Chincse Treaty, China is to re-
tam kuldja. A new cable is to be laid to this
country from Germany The PaU Mall Gazette
regards the condition of the French money
market as dangerous.
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FLASHING TON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday. July 10. 1881
Secretary Wndotn. who Is now al Deer Park Nd. is
expected 10 return Thursday next.
Or. J.. NJ Thaycr, az the Treasury Cattle Commission.
has been ordered to Nova Scotia INVESTIGATE the re-
ports that dangerous cattle disease exists IialiaN
Assistant Secretary Upton VIII sail for the United
states the 2lS netant. He is expected RESUME his
duties AZ the Department ahout the II. proNimo
II has been decided at the Treasury Department that
journalists bring certain books thcr libraries in
the United free OF duly. 1t ulorstoc at tiS
decision based the clause OF the statutes d-
mitiins " tools of trade" free of duty.
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MALONE, y. Y, july 10. Sunday morning
small sail boat containing three young men, was cap
H%ed IN front o. ana about uc from Riph's Hotel,
winch Is situated on the Upper cAatrausay Lake in the
Adirondack country. There was a strone nortl,y,s
"hd blowing at hc time, and the lake was very rough
Dr. Ralph dispatched thrcc guidc4 to the rescue The
guides reached ne Young after they mad been in the
M''T dn""l nan an hour, ana succeeded in rrscuing
thcH; u'N we're greatly exhausted, and must tc
i"''H"," h'u lh'F npi been incidentally discovered.
iH'S were visitors o SIR ". j. isuNditc of I.ronnliuc
the lake. " 49, ''' ''''
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CONSOLIDATION IN OHIO.

CoLUMBrS, July l9.-Ihc new directors of
the columbus and Hooking Valley Columbus aud Toledo
an" ohl" and West Virginia Railroads. recently pur-
cIiiscu ny syndicate Of Cleveland CAPITALISTS,
had meeting here to-day and resolved TO consnli-
uh' tue three companies into to be known hereafter
as the Columbus Toledo d Hooking Valley Railway The
action VII he submitted to the stock holders ratica-
non on August ID A. the directors who voted to-day
nor" arCc majority of the stock, the ratification their
actOn VIII be mere formallty.
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DROUTH IN LONDON AND PARIS

LONDON, July 19.-The weather continues
dry and hot but the heat is excessive as it was
last week. The Morning Post calls attention to Pail Mall
and Regent-sts.. which choked with dust The
waercar's, 30 active when needless, have altogether
d'sappeared the cause is the scarcity Of water
Inc intense heat at Paris continues and there are loud
complaints or the bad smells Fears of sickness are
dressed the Prefect Of the Seine yesterday
nc 1o'lcc that III people not less wasteful OF
water the supply would he exhausted IL has already
pceh necessary to discontinue watering ,he streets
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OPERA IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, July 19.-The Directorate of the
Italian Opera Company includes Lord Latham,
Count Glcchen and Baron Ferdinand dc Rohschild
The capital stock Of the 100000 (S 5O0O0O
of ordinary and 100000 C75O00O of deferred shares
The purchase price Of both opera houses is &255000
cSl 2750 00O cas,und $4,000 (T750000 in deferred
stock. The prospectus of the company reads "The
agreed 10 DC accented By the late Mr. eyes executors for
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81 RNFlING FORBIDDEN.

SAN FRANCISCO July ia dispatch from
Guaym3s VIA Tucson. SAYS
The Federal judge here has refused por1nission 10
samuel hrtnuah to have hS lands surveyed and h- en-
Elh'cN ln'" gonr 10 the city "t VI lranuan
alI'lcd 10 thc Federal GoNcmlncut, and viii
tul /" S"n irhn'sco 10 await Developments The rai-
ROAD company EGs Resumed track laying. There are
plrhtE or h'7 i"W tdt onN enough steel rails
To within seven miles OF Ittriuor:lo