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Xstna valley t" lie cut and polished in Its workshops
III IL no. known just when this famous n6Atry began to
decline nor why the diamond mines h1a!iy .0an-
they had been exhausted rio1era enter Prise
will be - avail, but IL, il possible hostile III
yasOnS pat siop to tho working OF taeni Tho h'lbor
lOOd Of < 3copds may become second tli;ic Esi"As
A CORES, 0Adent of The Rc,eirh Ne'rs and
Courier gs ceyOr description OF the pcoro who live
along the banks. is that most cf them
must he we5.ooted. tor water rather than air IA tho
element which thoy live. When t.ey want tho doctor
they hang on, rt1 flag ssn OF Gisrre5s II ne
doesn't come, because the Wind ns fair, or for any
other reason they dram of vhiskcy end copperas
soak thoir fee, sea-water in and truss to uc
If they die tis bodies buried tho top Of sand
ridge and waon the visitor several sail boats the
at funeral although ZEE may not be Of Il. They
ornament their houses with whHlcs RVS and jaws,
sharks teeth, South American laT,s, clubs from
the Mozambique Islands. Madagascar idols and mnlt
tude Of other strange and ridiculous decorations Their
hogs raised clans. muSsels oAl OF tsh and
oage, and their cattle wade the shoals for miles,
where the water their backs TO feed grass.
and If they carried up country and fed and
odder they viii not live. Every man is captain ~ some
Kind Of boat and she" Is always better hau any other
boat in way. She is hard to beat in sale OF Nlnd
before the wind, or beating TO thc wnGward," or
with the wind on the BEAM or she sail closer to
1Ie wind" or Will carry sail longest or hard to beat
light wind "totcs stock or is stronger.
dryer. she Is big little hCat," draws tho
least water" needs ess ballast she Is IT,
she is lucky boat stands better needs
sail than any other boat" or sc is best FOR fish
Gg." etc Perhaps sho comes about better than any
cher boat" sheis bound to have something aDoat her
letter than anybody ols0s boat.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Friday, July IS 1881.
me tttdncter says There In reason TO doubt that
n0 Placing OF the new Italian loan has been success-
luiiy accomplished.
fars dispatch 10 The Times says the National fcte
Great success. ' 49, W. ' ="
Inc vienna PresSe says the Emperors Francis Joseph
ana william Will meet the 9th OF August The En-
Peior NlihGm has arrived at GasUein.
the English reserve squadron, Duke OF Edinburgh
commanding. has arrived at Kiel, Prussia The town
was u'cked WITH hags in honor OF the occasion and great
enthusiasm IL manifested. ~ e-"'
Inc D'to of Rome, says: Tho architect Of the yati-
can VINO acted as intermediary bo,ween the Cardinals
VIM arc the executor OF the viii OF fine
l'te ForH and the Project OF Rome prom
ised the latter in writing, that the cortece
accompanying the body Of the late Pope in its removal
ron 9 tiers TO the Church OF san Lorenzo should con
Hs Soely 81 1unerai car and two or three carriages
Without any outward show. This promise YVES not III
mOval. Wv ~
MEXIco July l5-Angustin Moreno, q lawyer and
member OF the Supreme Coar OF Orzaba and another
man We're yesterday attacked badly wounded in the
rcHt ny an .beassn who mad escaped from lGil.
me frcnch steamer Vile de st. Nire arrived at Vera
Cf"% yesterday VITA hfiy-fCur Passengers.
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LAND BILL PROGRESS.

LONDON. July 15.-ln the House of Commons last
n'sh'' III committee, besides the elimination of
N'nat'a from the emigration clause of the Land
'i d" mention of particular localities was omitted
81 'N'. Che clause, as amended simply gives tho
commissioners TO be appointed under tho bill power
~ arrange for emigration with public bodies or
oo'npahics the SClicitor-Genera holding that COLO
MAJ OF foreign Governments may be included in the
.o''n public bodies" The amendment offered nv
Fl ofS'er Chief Secretary Tor ireland limiting the
'o''i sum 10 be expended on emigration to 5000 600
hoe more than onethird of that sum 80 be expended
III " single year, was agreed to.
Inns afternoon, Mr.. Gladstone replying to Sir
Nlchae Hicks-Boach, Conservative, expressed the
nope That the committee would finish the discussion
OF the Land bill on Wednesday next The Govern
ncnt would thea, he said. give Thursday to debate
1n a the subject of the Transyaal. Sir Michael Hicks
i,'hcn .sHid lie feared that postponed h q motion
hdilhltcly; no would consult his friends in rararI
10 bringing or t'e motion later in the session or
labo.s. '' 0i''0i US
r. ne agricultural lahorers in many parts Of County
Eork dissatisfied at deriving no benefits from the
improved circumstances Of the farmers consequent
on th' payment OF reduced rents contemplate
ssliNihg lot higher wages during the harvest The
'hoFchtht IS last gaining ground.
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OBITUARY..
PETER RICE.

LONG BRANCH, n. j., July 15.-Pcter Rice.
An Old resident OF NewYork died at O'Clock this after
boon, at the Mansion House, at the age OF sx,vciht
years lie was patrolman OF the Metropolitan Police
force during the draft riots in 1868 and was shot by Tho
rioters IN 'front.' or THE TRIBUNE office Acting Mayor
THOMAS Cooper then appointed him messenger I'm the
mayors Office, and Judge bowling his brother.in law
aiterward secured an appointment him In surroya,o
Hutchins's ohce Tho latter position he held mia
his uncle, John H. Powers, the weLknoyn lauver "a
anu eit S2s0 to hun His wife afterward Inherit ed
9hehlru or Judge DoWlngs property. The cause of his
was Brghts disease, In an aggravated form Tho
pouy was removed tC his late residence in Lexington
ave, New-1ork, this evening Tho funeral Will take
place. rom 81 Agnes's Church. Monday. He leaves
zion House. ' ANA'N'0A Vi '"o MAD
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Il MYSTERIOUS SEA TR1yP.

~ nALiFAX' July l5.-Captain John Cam of a
r'n sydney C. b., pilo,-eoai, reports that on sun
u" last ten miles OF shore, Flaipoint boar
ing west he picked up ship's lo,caoat
con"'inhs man who could not speak a
word OF English There but one oar I'm the saf ana
~ ro"ioehs j" was impossible CLEAN anything from,
,o '" 0isn "onid throw light the vessel he be-
ionsed 10 or how he came 70 De adr;.t
ne was taken or board, with the boat In tow AMI
~. ..tp Di-ce Bay, where Of the crew accom-,
as'ar tiic mysterious sea tramp. landed shortly
Tonnd 1N stranger disappeared ana coul, not be
ana civ nas green stripe running around her
- = keci asnisincnt Of cot % feet ON ,c,
49,, "a a. ~ BOW small Gag is painted each having the
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DIED.

u, T'nrsaay July a. seeye Lunt Infant son
NthllS-At Naiertown. Conn. 1hur-iav July IA
i~l@ce sanford Curtis fourth the late Chief
bnAin Edmond Curtis. OF this city aged ~ years
Notice OF tuner al here-.ter
CODMAN-On Wednesday. July n Sn.ao sa,,A,o- ~, 49,.
late William Goldman OF th. city. " Wv
triers ~
The FUNERAL heT
ST. saturday morning July lC at 10 o'clock a NJ
HAIlrSfANTON- Al Fort Laramie Wyou1iue Tv rr,v
~ Kate Conrad wife of William an
usnkhtet of the late Samuel ID. ~'
me Remains VIII be- taken To StoB.ngtOn, Conn
HIScoX -snddeoly. at O'Clock D. "a, July Is Malta
Hlscox -- ~@.'"e IL
Funeral private.
late Murray Hoffman VI ~
day, July rs, at 1890 a o WI -'"h-
Train leaves Hunters POns at 10 O'Clock
HOWlcS-At lonkcrs y. y July 1881 Charles HART.
horne son OF - How ard and Alice Howes in lie sth
year o. his age. - $1,000 ." '-0 OH
Fulerai services At ST. Psuls Episcopal Church ~ IN
SATURDAY 9th isst at Friends kindly n, seaisd
Dot TO send doweIs. 10y ~ ."N'''<
Aaourn, ~ T., papers please copy.
IAWSON-At Marbeheaa Mass on l4tb ,ns. -, ~
infant son OF Charles and Nancy Osborn lawson -
NICK l.B-On Wednesday, 18Th .Dsf. a Stot.vfle y
al me esdence OF her Almra waow Of tbe
Iate Johh Mickle IN the Goth year hera .a - ~
Faielai Saturday. the 10Th ms AZ IL a N.
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ARRINALS AZ SARATOGA

SARATOGA STRINGS, n. Y, July 15.-Tbe
days record OF the beautiful weather has been fully
equal TO that OF yesterday 1t has been another perfect
day and none appreciated It more fully than saratoyas
visitors, many whom have recently arrived from puces
that are swec1ng under the effects heat
Az wns expected, the arrivals have been very large
aud the hotels prescut OF bright happy life
The invitations for next week Thursdays garden Marty
al The Grand Union Hotel win be issued 10. morrow +,
Is understood that several thousand will be scnt ont
o. 1ettengi OF ~ Abrams, at the Clarendon Hote,
Mrs. Pettengl accompanies him
Froiessor H. "A Finck. OF Hamilton College, and Pro
lessor G. X 1ioyt, OF Auburn, are at Temple Grove
Chier or fonce McDonough, OF st. Louis md Cencrol
Woods, OF Savannah, here on n brior vis,t
Coon, OF Scranton, is here visiting friends and rc
lauves. He was a native OF this place.
new bus line now Plies between tho large hotels and
Woodawn Park. "
pretty sight may be observed in tho Co
gress Spring Park during tho "chudr.,,.
hour," In the afternoon. Here IL assembled n
brigade OF bright, cheerful and happy u,,o
folk, attended By their pareuts I'm their
rolickng, careless md innocent freaks thew NAV
around yet at the same time considerable attention
hat A the United States Hotel this rule has
not be Issued az heretofore. Admission tickets win he
CURED to preseni cards from the manager or clerk of
hI use "a. at which en-, they are stopping
Isaac N Phelps of New.York City. has leased and >.
T INV occupy lng the Miles cottage North Broadw
ms cottage faces the main entrance 70 W0odlawn Park
anu IN owned by Judge Henry Hilton, purchased II
WITH large tract OF land the east side OF Rroadwuv
naH III .hc spring The outlook from the niles Cottage
,n mr. and M's A. stone Miss Stone Mrs John Hay
anu Aaeiher Hay, of Cleveland; r. ii. Parks Of New
orh Natianlei Ross, OF San Francisco and a JIornrr
this morning Nv va" oi"'o" "'atco hotcl
in a h those registered ot the Grand Union Hotel dur
ny wy larry portion OF the day K. A. Johnson
Wrs Gnnr mn ana John smith. OF Louisville Mr. and
H,rs. george Il. Parker, OF Cincinnati: Mr. and ,irs
o ILL., nrle and Harvey Free of Philadelphia Gould
- ,eueh, H. L. White, and Miss rhomas of New yorh
hM,9,,nhvo, or Havana; M Wilkes Henry A. Tavlor
aTn nshy T. Sandiord, Of Rochester and q. A. Kirk
,, r. ana Mrs W A. Ferris and Miss Nettie Ferris Of
0AA AuA' II W. aiminons. Of NowOrleans, and John
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DIR. RUSSEL's OBSERVATIONS

I"HDON, JuIy I0.-Dr. Hllsscl Is later letters
l" "e 'T"ly POST des ,rptro OF the Duke of Suther-
Ahd tour ID America are devoted exclusively m tbc
'"'7@hesS murders, dwellings, etc. in the far West
lie AMIN "iyors severely the discrcdtab,c condition
IN when the Central nd Gtae nrnmens are ne rri,-
'"s many districts IN California, Colorado. Texas and
-'eN-h"Nico To remain. Admitting tho peculiar and
Hclt conditions which exist and fully scnsbly OF the
forthcoming" ~ me British and 9th European Govern
VlN ~ Vio repression OF crime he does thI
tC'c ~ any ohcr part OF the word. has bee in
any owned country such shoo'ile9. ptsObings AMI
'Tu,rlhs- As nave hlled those lands b ,oishet
me ah-'hce OF any great abiding movement for the sun
preston q" violence and iawlessness he says cannot be
readily explained or excused.
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ENCROACHING on TIE BEACHES.

The weather at Concy Island was delightful
yesterday. The rather warm but "a cool breeze
from the ocean tempered its just enough to
pleasant The crowd at the beaches particularly
large, but those who did leave the city amply
paid FOR their troubc. There u larger influx than
usual OF visitors by the lto trains the nubers
at the bearhtS thc day respectfully large The
vcrandas at the Manhattan Beach Hotel and the walks
In front ofi were well f'l"d with persons who enjoyed
equally the cool ocean hl, fc. the music and the excel
lent refreshments, solid and Liquid, OF the hotel
At Hotel Brighton there u large gathering, IA
usual The women collected there In lnrgc NUM-
ON the beach or rode small bicy clos played IN the
water in duinutivc bathing clothca.
AT West Brighton there considerable cycitcrneut
among some Of the hockcrpcr and strong ndic1iious
OF "A coming storm. The Commissioner. Of tho Land
once AT Albany have directed their clcrk inform
some OF te ownce o; ho hotels and heterogeneous thore
thhl 'y hdF" "ucr"dchcd up the beach and that they
inis remove h'lE buildings Ih"sc notice, have
yet been received pi those r,ons who win ln cci
lay them are aware Of the fac' are i hh. state II
property controcd by him bought seven years ago
rl 81 II an i"H i't january. He wants to hatc the
beach kept clear all alon the shore claimed III ne
Complaint thl fai BtucI aud others have constructed
p"i''ih%S =" lch extend on The beach below hgh-waCr
mark, ana that IN cOnscp they have ON
ne land Of lie state. Pau Bauer said yesterday
IhtIt HE reporter:
They cain that have gone beyond high water
marx where Is the highwater mark? varies every
year and every ay The records of The tow, ~ p, ves
cIH VIII SHOW that the beach used extend !, mllc
further III The than does now. Last wear there
WAS beach oi 40 feet between my building ana the
suit tho hiSh-watcr mark The people in Albany
Troy or any p3r country can say what they please, but
they try 10 make 10 there viii be some fun There
Is Job somewhere in this thing"
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RITLE-sHOOTING AT WIMBLEDON

WInDLEDoN. July i5.At the end of the shooting
IN the first stage of the competition for the Cecn's
Prize at Wimbledon two members % the Canadian
team arc IN the first sixty and thus al to COM
pete Tor the gold badge Thoy Sergeant Mitchell
with 30, and Serg ant Walker with 50. Tho h.ghest
score, mado By two of the sixty is o. ont of posi-
BILE lO5. The heat to-day WAS intense The thernom-
cter at Wimbledon indicates 1877 IN tho sun i'he
brilliant sunlight makes the shooting poor Several
by the heat
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NOT a MAN BUT A BARI"
klOJ0 Jhs Cl,>TSian1 I,n1rr Rsn

The nomination of John W. BooiIwator, of
priageld for Governor is clear OF brains beaten
~ barl" The convention passed over ,Iohu II. Fol
stt courteous and able lawyer. George w. Geddes,
Veteran judge and politician, William W Armstrong
accomplished and successful Journalist. and Theodore
Cook. an ornament Of Cincinnati society
han without political experience ability. Why was
ihs preference shownl Why Bookwaltcr chosen
~er the heads OF better meni Simply because he had
money and was willing to spend IL In the campaigIi
This argument in his behalf used secretly. II
was urged by ais supporters the streets and they
sven named the precise amount--$JO O0O-which they
ilained that he had pledged. The Democratic Conven
hon did not nominate Bookwatcr the man, but ms
lei OF money. Ia fact the without his would
ever have got maj orty in a Democratic Convention
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RED UCTOE ~ IN ASSESS lfPNT

part of the sewer in Tenth-avc. between One
hundIed-and-tcnth and Manhattan-sts was built
when Fitz John Porter was Commissioners of Public
Works. at the rate of about I'll a cubic foot for
excavation and 500 90 for construction. When
Allan Campbell succeeded Ar. Porter he let the rest
Of the construction work tho sewer at 50 80
The property owners protested against the asScss-
ment levied to pay for the work done under the
mana cement of Mr. Porter and pctitioned the
Supreme Court TO set il aside Justice Barrett de-
cided yesterday that the assessment must be reduced
to "a cubic foot for excavation and ~ SO for con-
AZ. m
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TIE CHARGE AGAINST LEROY.

LONDON. July 1J.-Thc examination of Ar
thur LEROY, accused OF tho murder OF T. j. Gold in n
compartment OF tho Brighter Railway express train On
the nth MT, was begun to-day at Cusl !ci Mr. Pol
ar' OF te 70 Asiry IN opening the for Ito prose
cui n, nrntonci icroy's possession ~ his victims
watch, hiS disappca and hidin the removal Of his
udF''''"o ana W.ip J.. AMI his redemption pistol
rom pawn only cN hours before ,hr murder hnAs
IN ~" run OF crcum'tauf l"ncc ag.unst hin. fhc
examination OF LEROY has DoainOpsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-16
RUSSIAN OUTRAGE REPORTED.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 15.--The KieF news
paper, the Labor, publishes telegram from poutivo,
In the province OF koorsk, which atates that nineteen
and girls shut In barn By he steward Of the
property called the BOg1n" for refusing to work, and
that all burned to death by village mob setting
the building. One person, who arrested,
essed To his share in the crime Inc G0OS, reproducing
the of tho outrage, charactcrizes 1t incredible
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DIR. JOIN II. THOMAS

BALTIMORE, July ia dispatch from White
sulphur springs W. Va, announces the death Of Dr.
Soh Hanson Thomas this morning. the age OF sixty
nno years Dr. Thomas was of the most prominent
czens oil baltimore. For forty years he was president
" ne FARMERS and Merchants Bank of this city which
1850. ne resgned year two ago and re,i,ca 10
M ~ ne. folliicaily he had Lee a Drmnrrat 49,
% ohe udss9ution OF the Whg party In isGl o was
memhnrs % S me yiand Legislature and with Other
siS ,""n,h VI at ooIy was arrested and imprisoned r
GA o"'is III foft McHeury and Fort Lafayette AVA
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TAKFNUNDERS SUSPICIOUS cIRcUrsrsycrs

Two men, carrying a suspicious looking bundle.
we're seen Thursday night entering schilling's pawn
mop III Eishth-ave. They were arrested and thew
gave their names as William johnson. alias Iiv,,@
't'n and James Stevens. They were trying n
pawn paw silver badge of Health Inspector several
Eoid rings, chains, watches and silver spoons
Knives and forks marked e l." They had 10
r"9 opera classes and number of pawn tickets in
III. por-'sslon Al the house Of Johnson in WeSt
ii"ehty eighth-st., were found a lot of skeleton
Seys and several silk dresses Justice Bixby at tbe
tb Market Police Court yesterday rem anded
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
Synopsis for Me mast "a hours.

WASHINGTON. July Is. q. m.-The barome-
Ter is highest In the South Atlantic and East Gulf
and lowest in the northern portion Of the Upper
Lake region The temperature has fallen slightly in
Che Middle and South Atlantic States and the coast
England it has risen from % to 70 In the Ohio
Valley, the Upper Lake region and the North vest
southerly winds prevail In the South Atlantic and Gulf
states and eastery winds the Lower Lake region
Elsewhere the winds variable Light local rana are
reported from tho South Atlantic States elsewhere fair
Seather prevails
The following temperatures reported from sta ions
tn the northern frontier: Portland, Burlington
S6o Quebec, 69o; Montreal, So; Alpena, TAO ; Du.
nth, no.
Indications FOR to-day
For the Middle Atlantic States, warmer fair weather
variable winds, mostly southerly. higher barometer
For New England, fair weather, variable winds
mostly south to west, lower barometer stationary or
higher temperature.
Indications for tomorrow
The indications that fair weather will prevail in
he Lower Lake region the Ohio Valley and Tennessee
'oday, and in New england to-day and Tomorrow with
ltatlonaIy or higher temperature
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CANADIAN CRICKETERS UNFo2rUNATR.

PHILADELPHIA, July 15.-rhe visiting
Canadian crcketers to-day began O two-days match
with the GrarG club at Ilarrowgate At the coee play
for the day le Cana ans had finished their first inning
for 1l6 runs, while the Girards had lost only two
wckets for 100 IL cxnoced that this match
would the most interesting of the series and the
hard free hittn, OF the Canadians In first part OF
the inning gave promise OF large score nut tn ,ir
sixth aud seventh wckes fell for nothing and after that
only two runs made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-16
=" What did !,

,na what nat dld he say to me, the begcar ?, said
hear wbt W me burst of Indignation Did Vn,i
etud sill In ~ "nsu me- yer annerf lie stopped nm;
his blsgyard dnG e uy tho street an he opened
trowed Il down ON t nc LOON on bis coat just, aud he
an, b nat an he trowed It down ON ton NV r. on
The ntber i in e., hs hands an capped them Tho wan IN
SON If Ae tnat an that's ali said the bather,
before We take th % more wud ye him TO saw
>As' kA'e MN tel days.-LBurlington HawEaYa
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FALSE REPORTS ABOUT VENEZUELA.

WASHINGTON, July 1J.-Mr CamachO, Min
lister OF Venezuela, is In receipt OF official dispatches
from Caracas, dated June Sc which slow that tho
ports recently published coming Win st. Thomas and
Havana, of the same date and givnc account OF a
revolution have broken out, 10 900 arms and
President Guzman Blanco sick,' are wholly Without
foundation. Minister CamaohO has alsO received of ia
tee3rams to July to tho effect that the President
well und the country tranquil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-16
PUBLIC OPINION.

Grant OoqO "YOu had an undOubted right
Kill yourself Roscoe but should have teegrapned
ne to keep my mouth shut"lCleyoland Herald iEep)
II looks rather as if Mr.. COnklnS having
allied 10 rule the party deliberately doing what he
.ould to ruin it, But the Republican party not born
% be killed by Nh Conkling. tNewI Haven Palladium
Rep)
Should the President die, his blood will be
ne seed of mutual confidence and National concord
and if he live II viii Oe President OF Republic
luilded the hrOadest Of foundatiois. Charleston
Jews and Courier lDemJ
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LATEST SHIFTING NEws
po2 Or NEw-YoRK. July "A ,ss,

u MI I'FtFN ~ y "a ISL
ARklVEL
steamer p Calsnd CDtchn. pelaos po,t.r,a,, ..s.,
ana Passengers 10 Funch lie 4 20 WIN i'uso
stfanei Gate city. DAgcett S,,aDnaa da,,s 18Th -.
ana passengers to Geo Nnnye y N"''' "''" muse
tfk i;aN ana Mostberg Havana . dave ,,,.,
Der, Nesse! 10 G Wood 49, y WIN SuS@t 10 "
HE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN FORTS.
etFRNsicWN Juy l5-ArTyes ste amer otbnfa ID, ~.
1i-0A'n' NON New y orr on her way 10 Liverpool
AMERICAN PORTS
FosIoN July l5Arr.ved steamers Roman Crovou from,
Philadelphia. T Ni'"tA' t"n
from York 'N' '''-it VI Nilleys
Belize - 80 N'' s''@'"r "HAcerer for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-16
CUBAN AFFAIRS

HAVANA, July 15.-A royal order has been
's'ed extending the timo year Cor the mportation
duty free Of horses mes and cattle into the
or Santiago dc Cuba ana Puerto Principe
~ tho lnstgaiion OF Captain-tieneral Banco an in
Vesugation was instituted into plot to defsaud the
treasury which had already partly carried ont re
Tho Custom House at MayagIicz Porto Rico has
inrctcd the english steamer Hadj sum OF So 900
Tor na'lhe et thirty bnra,s Of talIow behind In New
loEk which appeared the manifest 5000 being the
me Imposed FOR each package found manifest and
not delivered, according 70 the new regulations
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FRANCE. ALGNRl, AND TlrNIs.

LONDON, July l5.--A Telegram from Gran
SoyS that Colonel Bruncucre overlook and attacked
Chief BOHAmenu's rcarstiard ut ltiu-NcGissa. Ro,i-
AmeAa continued his hight leay.2" mis- wounded the
Held His force Is estimated at 1900 and 200
foot Tho French troops continue in pursuit.
In his remarks Ia Parliament yesterday Mt Trcvcyan
Secretary 10 the Admiralty, did not report boast
that I'll, British rOnCadS the McUIcrr tncall colld
COP. Wlih thc French ironciIds there.
The French ironr!ad feet haa arrived OFF SfaX. The
latest from Iuns the effect that thc nsur.
gents AZ SfAA apponr dispOaCd To submit