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V0L- XXXIU.N? 10,090.
NEW-YORK. TUESDAY, AUGl'ST 8, 1873.
PRICE FOI R CENTS.
BRITISH TOriCS.
mm
K0TE8 FROM THK ENOI.ISH CAHTAli.
KX-nuf-BON or iionwHt.t.n (M-ffraor to tiik - 01 v
TlBtl-rRICKH OV 11U1N AND COAlfl.?CORREPPOND
KSCr. OY n(HKM*.:HT.fTFflR W1TII TIIF. TORE1UN OF
?-It'K IN liF(l.tlil) Tfl) TIIK IKRMlAfl CO.VTK.SSIOX.
IrROM TIIK HZC.l IJIR eORRKflal-OSDI-NT Ol" TUE TltlBt-NB.',
Londov, July 21?** Just nnd i>olitic, aud
aMiiol loDg be avolrted," aaya Mr. OtB-MMBM
respeetum the extcuslon ol housebold suffragc
to tho counUea. Xlr. Forater la for It, M is
Mr. Bniffl; th<- fonner ono of the most Influ'-ii
tlal niouilx-r* nf the Cabinct. the latter perhaptt the tu.. t
tutiid. It ii- all very wuil for Mr. QtBflaflOBa an.1 Mr.
1 .-t.r U. say tbey are only exi-iewiiiig tbelr ituli
vidual opinion., and thit the 08888888888, as a
?.a-\.-iT,t_nt-iit, h.i* no opinion or recKniuirndaiti.il to
off.-r to the lloti-e. Hut it was icplicd BB
an?*<rat>;y 'lat on BBflfe a qneation a rrimo
Minister oan ool liaic a pu< rile opinion. Moreovcr, Mr.
Trrvelyan'n hi'l for axMaflMfl tbe Hotisi hold S iffrago
Frincbise to tlic ( ouutiea would have atood no chaiic
of beiug eouM'lcit-d hut for the e\< cptioual favor
acrortlefl to lt bv Mr. CllaaMono Wfe88 he 88(88, M88B
ten day, Bfo, the tiiasaacrt- of tbe luuoconts? thc|;nittiiiir
anide i-ucli | . uo chanee of paH.-iiii-'?aud took
poaeeaalon of tbe Ilousc for (iovernnient 88818888 The
t.i 11 could not be n-ud yeeU-rday a second
time. Irue. Yesterday waa Wednesday, nnd
a moriung allting, and the rulea of tbo
?8881 p. rn tt. d )t to be talked out without a vote. Iu
an.v ca-se. lt could not liate pa.-std at tiu- perio.l of tbe
a-fi.ui.on. Wbal Mr. Trev.-lyan and the pu'alic have
tfl-aiii-.1 ix the ii-iaiictiou thM 88888 auch nieasute uut-.;
aptxslily becoiiie Uw?next year perhaps, the yt m :ift--r
laevotid fli-iii't Mi. fila.l-tcla. C p t-lu- ndhc-iou Blfrui
fles that it wil! t.ike Its place in the Liberal praagramme.
Tbt Torii-.?. ar. not hosiilc to the exMaaBMa Mr. -Dnt
rai 11 *t<x?l reftdy to adopt it, if no luoie M r\iceat>i< cry
could Ik- raxd wh.-u bc went to the country. But of a
Middeii Mr. t. a.lfl-totie coine-s to tbe froni?roines inost
uu. xpeetcdit, aud li.i--.iu I.aa I, stoi-n a man h on tlie
faemi, an.l se. ure.l th.- poMiiou he ought to hold on
auch a bb ai
flB loinpletfl ly wt re the Tories taken I.y surprlse. so
far wt-rc thev tnttt antuipatiiig au event of ltuporunce
in >t-- ? at-. tliat iill the loadt-rs were absent
ttam th?- II ? :-i . Tbo debate dragged. Mr, Phratar'a
MiptH-rt was expected, this being a question on which be
WBB8laaflBr MOlfl ttaBM Wfeaa be was an iudepenaent,
and spoke for his own band. Mr. Gladstone was known
to I>< ill. ani! lo'iii.e.i to his bouae. BobOfly ilieiiiiit-ti
lhat Mr. I'ursler was intnisted wlth a niessagc froiu
liiui?atnl sui 1. a im BflflBM above all. It was brougbt in
ns a kind of paaBBBBlpI to Mr. Forster's speech, and fell
were iikc a Baaahafeall than a mere letter. He was re
quesicd bv the 1'ilnie Mml.ter jn state in bis bebalf that
- ? * ~ZT*-frTmmm^Arm't*Lkr'
nh.it iiu (?'virnuieut asa Otiveracuf'tii ?jiit'lio'hinK to
Jghy, and whHj- Ik- regrets tbat Mr. TreveTy^ni'iVsTuJcn
BblMafl (o liriiit' on iiis measurefl ao late as lo give the de
iaut.- tha- - l.ai iu i.r of au abatract discussion, be, the Prime
Alitiia-. r, ratuins the opinion he baa more than once m
tiu ated?whicli 1- the opinion that opeua tbioietter. Mon
than once "iii(licat<-d" i: may have been, but lt ig now
tltH lar. d and pr.K laimed, and made the watchword to
rouaafl a laa|ui..;..iiai pitily. aml to revive I
conlldt nce ot ibt country in its leader. Tat- agrii ultural
lafeaaaa aaaa . la tha front. He i? to bc reeogaleefl at
laat a? a citizen, to stand on a levt-1 witb tbe arUaaa,
aafl88IBOeltflaMBflaa ahare of political p.awi r. Mr.
Tre-velyan'a M. 1 would afllmit, it ls cfltlaiatcd, 9C0.0O0
aaaara to tb* frant bist?t-uough to revolutioulze tM jio
iiticai ayaaaaa al Bafllaafla Mr. GtBflatoaa is not lik.iy
toadopt tbe h.il in iu proaeut form, but is still le,s
likely 18 rc?ttrict the seope flfl it in tbe MaaflMB whlcb bc
wlll prepare next year. Jfo wonder Mr. Fawct tt deinaiulr.
M kuow, liefi..-e 88 great 81 extenaion of the suffrage
1* conceded, 88 what principlcs the Uovernmcut MOfleaB
to regulate tbe redistiil-utiou of political powei. He
tven (leclarid I.c would not vote for auch an cxtenf-lon
without tlit-t gt-ttiuir an aniwer to thi* queation. To
svtber wlth the existln^ borou^h franoMee ii la to plac?
jaowi i .i. tfefl tiai.it- iif tbe laborersof the country, leav^
ing other claases ln a minority, and Mr. Fawe;.tt Tfafite
aafeguards for tbe minority ; in gihfT^forJ--. he wauts
an BSflBl systtni of lu.iiyrtty ra:pr< ^entation I.t -tore h
risks ihe country in tbe hands of the majtinty. You see
IfeBI the days of great political queation.?<>r n- Mr.
DUtaaB*! i'tii i-- Mb borrowed from Ihe Frt-ueh, blazuiit
questions~are lay no mean* over. Batfetafl can .
yest. Ma]'- dfl-claration this yrnr, BB legmlative meas
ure. that i* ; bM n ll IB BpfOBl t" thB country, and fl
Bayaafl eaaq rtaaa the most important araal of tiu
r
I c- j.v the faOawtafl paratrrnph froni to-day'- riiflir, .
Tm iKKs Ebadb w..i \ i.i:iuxti"N flTadaeeday.
Tbe ioii.|? tit.a.n of tbeUnlied81
haiaia.alat Mati-tiant-are altog.-ther beaMB by tfee
i tti> fl'aiu iilian tnatket iu Iron und heavy ira.n
gooda. Merehanta bave Botla Jnly beea doing ao little
a* now for nii.iii >< ara-pui-t, noi wcic tbe weras before
ition, at thla aeaaon. Tbii inne laal
? d( iiiiiii'i a aa niiuo na . To day no prioet mab-ara
oaa qaoM at s prof.t wlll Beeare ordera. Dudley coal
? il. im; t'ooa! forue (a- ii, wonu Ocfoiefetched 17-.,
IttiJli' tt.
It miifht lae worth wbile for some sonntl Free Trade
B8fl8a to lafeB thi- matter iu band. TAtr limet flfeOBl I
MaialBaflaMMiaayaaUa gn-at eaaaa (and Amcncun
iiiij.ort< r-51 j-r. nr-? Bf the puoiicatlou of awkward faet*.
Or el,. l?t th. ora-iiin tarove that tbe growth of tbe
Ain- r:ciiii iron uiantifacture l..i? prospert-d in spit. oi
Ife8 tanff Wfelab prot.-i-ts it. Ob Oett. r still, I.-t tlicn.
?ay that Ifie limet is a tanff pajsr, or tbat there is uo
?tu h BBBM 81 \V'..vcrhainpton. It would he best of all
if The Waitt would omy I'iove, '? without questioning
my u i... ni." tf.at it ns BflpaaalbBl that any such para
graph sbou:d have aptK-ared iu The Tontt, and that I ain
' ut-oruig under a balluciuation" in suppo-itiii it < lil.
The uon fljii. Btloa is so closelv connected wlth the coal
qufl&stioia ii. l.in.-:.iiid as to iiit< reet almost everybody. I
was talkniK list nii-ht wilb a scientitic man of great
AMitliority in mu h mattcrti, wbo expressed the opinion
lhat a larttc flBMMM m tbe pioduttidn of BflflllM
iitflti was ctrtain, and that it would 1* large
(t-notigh and rapid enough to make coal BMM
lowir than it has been since last year, though
B88I r again so low as it was tuo years ago. Right or
wrong. tbe itnpresslon that coal must eome dfawn ls
?BfltMa. to hc vt ry treneral; and the impression will con
tritaiiu- j'owertully to produee lhat result, Juat as tbe
appt. lit-nsioii of a rise produced the rise. Mr. Lalng,
C hairman of the London and Brigbton Itallway, told hi,
atockb- <lay tbat aft?-r the 8888881 half ytar
he fully iielieved tbey need not again pay present prices.
That Coiiu-any paid IG ohillicgfl a Um for coal during tbe
lirst balf of ini'i, 22-. bd. a ton during the last balf, 2ls. ed.
the last fla nioiiths, aud for the next six the cost would
b. 29*. fil.. liity haviug ev.dcntly cou tra. ted for the
aix montha' ?upply before tbe fall. Tboae flgures
da- ti t of B88BM represent the prices for houso coal, tbe
laeat of t Iinii aells at 37s. It ran up to 40s. the other
day. prc< i-ely Ltcause a small panic arose. People bad
exp?ctert prici s to fall rapidly wben the summer came
?ud the deiuana fell off. Hut the merehanta were eqnal
to tbe oecasion. They beld baek the coal ahips, the
tuppty iu the market waa light, an imprtselon fotabroad
that stotks for next Winter muat bo lald ln now or never,
pmateordertflowed in upon tbe merehanta, and up
jumped tbe prloe. A little reflection-for
wbich there waa lucklly plenty ol Ume
coDTlnced people tuat tbey were bebavlng fooliebly.
Tbe artifltial scarcity and premature demand came to
ac end toretlier, and tbe price wiU go atill Iower aa tbo
world goee out of town, lf that be not a too Irish ttt**
preesiou. The abaolute necea?ity of liniiting tbe pro
dueUon of Iron for which ao many market* arecloeed
la very likelv fo be followed by Inereaaed production ot
ooal. Coal-owners will not submit to a diminution of
tbe-ir revenuis lf tbey can help lt, and aa the price falls
-wlf tbey must keep tbeir reocipu al bifU-nriner by ln
creaeing ibe out put,
Tbe corfVfponde&cl bttween Baron Reoter and Lord
Granville haa been publlahcd, bat glves no lnformation
aa to tbe poluy of tbe Government wbich had uot been
g.ieri more fully io the diacusslon in the Lords last
week. Baron Keuter** letter, however, is remarkable
for ibe oomplete way In wbicb hc commita himself to
blBgand. He aay* expreaal; tbat be dealrea to render
tam roncetfllon of tbe hiirbest value to Great Britain. By
way of warnmg to tlie Foreigu Office, be pointa out the
rapid progress making by tbe Ruaalana witb their
miliiary railways, aafl urgea |tbe importanee wbich,
in such circuu.stances, bis owii eonoeaslon has. He
de. iaret that be dealrea to serve tbia his adopted coun?
try by lntrodu. ing hi? enterprlae under Enulish auaplcefl
aione, aud lhat be doea not aohcit a subsioy or other
uiatiriitl support from the Eogllah Government. All h.
mt.tt i* to fe. 1 itM-ured tbat in the rvrnt of dlfferenra-s
antiiflg laeiwei u tbe Fersian (iovenittieDt andhimaeif,
fll.uai?ud Biil rtcoaulM the validitj bI Bm atheiue, abd
preteet l.ts rtghts rn* a I'.i'un-ii aubject, i*o far m lt may be
lu their pcwer.
Tlils very niodcst rcrpiest is very curtly derllned In a
note signed by I-ord Enfleld. the Under f4oeretnry for
I-"otvlgn Affulrs. " I ain M arqualut you." wrltes thla
funetlonary, "that whilo ller Miijcsty's Oovernment
would view with satlsfaotlon the eflorts of the Rhnh's
Government to incrrnse tiy meansof railway. and roada,
tln- rct-oureea of Fcrsia, tbey eannot bind thcmsclves
otTlt lallj to proteet your mterrsts whilo carrylng out
yoorengngetnents wltb that (iovernuient." Tbat ls the
true rcd-t tpc suub. It aceius almost like bad faltt) to
pnhlish such a corro .pondeiirp. Lord Oranvillc la not 8
innn to do any act whleb could !_? cullcd ati aet of bad
f.iitli. Imi be ean hardly bavo refleeted on tbe po**ition
in whlch he le.aves liaron Keuter wltb referenee to the
Kussian Government. If Engliind will imt inpport him,
bc mu. t tlirow himself iuto tbe handa of England's great
rival in tbe Eaat; and hia letter to Ixird (Jranvllle la not
of it kind to be relisbed et 8t. I'etcrshurg. However,
tbe RuMians will be too mucb re)oired at Lord
GranvilU-'a blnndcr In rcjectiiig tbo olfer to qnam-l
about il. -Tor have wo h. ard the last of tho matter yot
:u I'ngland, nor even ln rarllaniPtit. Mr. Balllie Coch
rane I. to brlng up tbe wholo aubject in tbe Houae to
morrow, hoplng to ollncb tho refnsat. I hoar that Baron
Keuter bolieve. thero are inines tn I'er.laof great rich
neaa; coppcr miuea, espccially, either wholly unknowu
oroncekuown aml BB8JI forgotten. Ho haa a natural
flaaai ef aaaalafiBg these aaBl he bas _ota Baaaaaan
from aouiebody that tbo - liab, on i.eeom'.nR aetiuaiuted
wltb tbeu value, ehall uol ********* his eoueoaaion.
_ (). w. S.
(ii.SEliAL FOBBIOS KMWA
.FRENCII l'OI.mcs.
1:1.('(??., II lA'IlON dl Tlll: HOl'KlloXN?TH_ C_TNT I>_
1'aris aoaa ao tbbt thk tx*t*~~i uk obabbobb
?ACTIOU OF BB I'I IIUI ANS -sri'l'I.KMKNTAltV
1 ' 1 ( IION. .
I'ARI. . Monday, A,lg. 4. 1_73.
There it.no longer anv dflflM tliat the Connt de
I.uiia ha* gono to visit the COBBl ,1c Clinmbord. He
arrived at Yicnnn to-day, nnd w.i.. received l>y the
Ktnperor Friiucis Joaeph. There i_ iniieh ( x. itemcut
litro over the circum.stnnce.
In view of the retoni lliatioii of the Le?_j___
aud Oilcans liruiiehe*, to whicb this piocecling
poiute, lhe \ifcilaiiie eoiinuiltct. oi the Lcit and Ex
treme Lt-ft of _M__MfllbJ| lu-xl daily . flB_flfl. ,-itiil
are prcparcd to call the leuding jikmiiIuth ol their
reapeitive paatBa togt ther when lhe time 188888 t*.
take ik tion.
Tlie t'onservative. liave eleeted 8 majority of t_t
niombors of the General C.uncilt of the Iiepnrt
incnts cf Siivoy, Kure, bikI Orne, and the Bfldlcala
havt-cairicd the clectioub iu Dr-iue uud tln-Lower
Loire. --_ _T *
THB BBPUBLIC OP BPAIN.
TIIK COM MAM) OK I>ON Al.l < >\'.-(>- AT1ACK ON VM.KN
< ia -D0_ CAB-Oa ts BI8CAT?itai.ian* WAB vks
*a*a io woaaoi _____t___ ibubbb-B ai un
IAGKNA.
BABOBIiOBA, Mondav, Aug. ?, 1ST3.
Tho GaiUaa. al Prata da LhMa&fla ure dhidad
iuto ******* ? ..Ii>.-. Xhi vti.oie teaa B a_BMaafl-fl hf
Dou Allon-o.
Loxnois. Monday. Aug. 4, 17
Advice. from Cadl7 to-duy Btata tbat the V.. . t__8MB
. heiiaudoah i? ln that harbor, and tbat _be ba.-. onlor-d
tl.e fi's_ate Villa de Madnd to ab .ain from ho.tilitit ..
The frleate rcroaius nnder the guns ef the . henandoah.
Hoaa tta* Talaarla 8aled IBa lat laat. Bta the aflN.
that eannonndiug at reculai lntervals la goiogen, mua
ketry flring is frequent, and thnt there hus been
some desperate flphting. Four companle. of voliuiteer
eavalry, under 0B____, tbe tenor, chnrged on the
******* attatking tho Gu .rtlia Civil and the Cnratutieeros.
The eavalry 6utTe_d hcavily but capturcd four barn
c.tdea
The Goremment troopa oecnpled fbe viilage of Mia
latn, bvit were di-lodgcd l'.v tbe innirKtnt artillery,
whieh was aerved bv old . >ldier., de.erters from the
BfaaBB army. The plaee was nlterimteiy taken and re
tiikon. and is now burning, having been sei on tiie by
shell. frora rttarto Tower in Yalencia. Oreat enthn?iasm
prevatl. among the insurccnts. the defendere of the city.
Tlie Iosbc-4 of tbe troops an: heavy.
I. ttei advices from Vi.leiitiu.'latcd Aug 2. st;ite thnt
the lxiinb.-trdment of Valenela bv the (Jo\ iriitin nt
troops wai ex|K-cted to beu-in on Frnlay, luit wai de
lerrad, IBB eoinmander BttBg BBBbB to get lii-. mortars
iu posltien.
A regular mortar flre wa? delivered IhB iiiornine,
without doing 888.8 flB8M8_fl. A few i iti/i8M were
killed, _nd tbe cbun b of _aii Htl sistian itiiunl by Uie
1. ui lia Tii.rii tlie (.overiiuici.t battcrj. rractiie wlll ltn
provc u? tbey contlnue.
A aaataaa eomliat took plaee in BBBBaaaa v.li: 88, near
Valenci i. bet _een tbe iusiirtri tits atul tbe ?.ui i-iiiiiii nt
troops and v olui.teere. One hundred and flfty men wen
| ? .1
Tbe lat. st di-tpatch from Ma.lt.l BtaflM tbat an im
portaut icizure ol arms w.i. BBBfla tln re to day.
MaduiI'. Monday, Aug. 4.187*1.
Offitial di-patches froiu Yiileneia to day report that
? . ..etument troopa are making their way iuto tlie
eity.
The forees advnncine again't Tadlz cntered Sau Lutar
flt Baiiaiaada. ll atllaa norti. of tiie eity.
Ttie Britlsb, BaaaBBB, and Cerinan eonsuls liave
thanked Oen. Palra, cotisin iinlim; the (.ni.tiiinent
Moopaal .'viiia, tof tha aallaat eaaflael of hM Mea
and the jirotection piven to forelguera and their
property.
A reglment at Manre.a flnd up BB their r.lonel,
who left his command with a BBBBBBt of Republicau
volucteera.
Anofher reglment at the Btirne placc has dismissed its
oftl-ors.
In the Cortes to-day a special committee was appointed
tocotiMdor theeipedieney of authoriziiiK the l.iral pro
M-eutlon of insurgent deputles.
lhan was a law populnr demonstration ln Seville.
yesterdav, lu favor of tbe (ioveriitneut.
The memlK-rs of the Kevoluflouary Junta of CBflB a rc
under arrest.
Tbe City ofGranada haa surrendercd to the Govern?
ment troops.
Tbe Provinee of Andalusla ls eompletely paeifled.
DahBfl. in tho Cort-e ou the new conetitatlon wlll open
on Wedutbday.
Batonne, Monday. Aug. 4,187S.
Dou Carlos U ln the town of Guernlca, provinee of
BBiajr, 17 miles north-eaat of IJilbao. Ycst-rday he took
lhe oath of lldelity to tbe pe__ _? M ofthe provlncea.
Rome, Monday, Auk. *, i-t:(.
A Ieel of Italian war vessela bas beeu ordered to pro
ev( d to caitaajaaa M aaaaa t Iha Mtaea-M of aahjeeB of
Italy, and also to coo'perate wltb the other forelgn vea
aela now there in whatever mauner muy be dcemed ue
cc.-aary ln view of the aituation.
FOREIGN N0TB8.
The Biahop of Ely will eucceed the late Dr.
Wllbcrforce bb Blahop of Winchester.
The Prefeet of Lyons haa issned an order re
qulrlng all the publlo gardena io that city to be closed
ut 9 o'eloek ln tho evening.
A railway accident occurred last night be?
tween Ashton and Maneheiter by whioh 18 peraoua were
inj ured, but none killed outrlght.
The Port? 011 Snnday signed a contract for
raiiing a loan of nt.OOO.OOO. The laaulng prico is to bo
64. and the Interest 8 per eent. One per cent la to bc
ref-erved for the slnkiug land. No coniuuaalon or
cbttf get nie io ho paid.
LONO BRANCH N0TE8.
Lokg BitANCii, Aug. 4.?Tho Prenident, ac
cempanled by Gen. Babcock, left, UilB evening, by way
of New Y'ork, for Wnehtngton, to arrlve to morrow morn?
lng. No buainei** of t*p_ial lmportance requlrea hla
preaence, but there Istnucb of a routlne characUr whlch
haa been for eotne time Bceumulatlna whlch he dealrea
_ dlapoae of. f_crct_ry Riehardson wlll leave for the
Capital lo-morrow evening, and lt ia expocted a (abluet
lneertog will be held on Wedneadsy. Marahal Packard
of Sew-Orleana and Marsbal Ochletree of Texaa have
arrived here from the Convention of Marsbals recently
heldat Cleveland, the objeet of wbleh was to conalder
tbe 4-iuestion of petltlonlug fAingress for au lntreaae of
iwy. There were about thirty Marihala preaent, and a
eommittee wai appoii.tui to dinw ,. inemorlal. Mar
Bhal Oehleeaaa eaBafl u. ,e?. bm PiaaaflaaaaMaha pur
1?.m- or expl.'iliiliig hia slde of tbe dithi tillie.s bctuci :i
himself and (iov. Davia of T, xaa. Mr. Ix-iit, ihe fatb.-r
ol Bra. Gi__t. k* aiill very alck. and bu IriciAtU tajr ht- ls
liable to dle at any nioment Among the promluent
arrlvala at the West End UvUil, during the preaent
week. are the follnwing :
Rwhard SchHl. New Ynrk; Scnator Oeorge R Bpeneer,
Alatintna; Purirooii (ienrral Parncs, V. R. A.; fleualor
Frelinrtnyflen anl daughter*. Bew-Jeney; Dr. Harriay
andOoL Vanee, r. B. A ; Oaoraa l.tw.jr., New York; tne
Hon. J. H.Htrabau, New-York: the Boa B. C. WariBOtll
nf IiOiiitliiiia. (.ov. Wm. l-inckney Wlilt-- aud fainiiv or
Marrland..!. .1. Mariln, suth (kndltor, Wa*hliigt"ii-. ( ak
Croshy. tta* Va>tk: tlie Hon. John A. Itusliinir. N.-wark;
the ilon. Joba Hoi-eliu, .N.-warlt; t hr II Ul. 0008*8 A.
Halsev. N.-wark; tbfl BOB. Ileniv r.ik'-- of Arkaii-as; the
Hon Mareue Otteobonrg. New York; Henor IK- Criartc,
spaiiisli OOMIll Qlianial Now-York.
MVEDEE Ot A BTEABQEE
A lllll. AHTttY vs 1111 THRKE Mlfll-flfllOVI Iflfllll'
BflTfl
Aii flBkaoWfl in.in Mfll ftttick on the head
with a aaaaaa xt Ofaaaa und Ipatafl aMa, al u p- bb i<-s
ter.lay, aml ten tvt d a wotiiui fiotn Ifefl elTccts of which
fefl di(<i half .ni liour afterward. The wltnesscs of the
itsssult aaw a siendor mau pushed ont of a flflllBB
s.,1 881 on the corner by a man of MflM
wiiat tiurlter form aud thrown iuto tbe gutter
With a BMflfl8B the 888888 man aro*' from the gutter
and wslked fmm Oiceu.-si.. around tho corner iuto
Hprlng-st., wh< r<-the spfl-ctator* miw a nian iu a straw
hat siidili -uiy spring towunl and strlko him on tln head.
The stranger was prostrated l.y the blow and while ly
lafBBtta Mit walk was kuked lu tbe 1888 8) a third
assallaut Wflfl woro a black hat. The last
twa Kssallants tben w.iik.-d IBfMU I8W8 Hprlng.
toward Baaah r st. Bararal Mjawha bad attaeaaefl Ma
a-ni.iii gatbcrt-dfliroutiii the inan wbo bad been atfacked,
and on tllscovtrini: that he was insenslble asked some
m.-u toeoiii--lo bis iiHi-i-taii.e. The stranger was MflM
up and pl.ic( d ii|'"ii tiu- lncllni d - i llar door. Om of tho
erowd M BN abieb bad quickly gathen-d f.-lt the a-ense
lt -!- BHl pulsc an.l di-. im ifl thatit was bcatiug tt W
rapltllv, aud in.li.-aling tbe approai-h of death.
Infiirinalioti ttt tbe crime was sent to tbe BUthtl PI8
ciiit t tttatloti-house, antl Capt. MIBlaBJB hurrled to tbe
sisat. Tho straugtr was carried Io llie l*rin.e-st. Bta
tiou housc, where died in a short timo. The 4888888-1
w aa BBBBfl lo M -i man of apparently -15 years of age. 5
f(( t 7 nu Ik-.m la )iii--tit,of a HflM couiplex lon, \i Ith aii
tiiirn hair, and n f'lll BBBfl aml BMBBbBtfeB He wa*
ili,--i,l a-(aiu|.li-teiy in MaM irarnients. His ptx-kets
ti.n- M-ai. lu-.l, Ini ii-i difliciiinetits of any klnd were
found; 18888 WM no Wt tg an i -mpty pur-e. I'olic- imn
Un* maaaa aaa! aol from ifea atattafl-haasa toarre?t
tbe rniirilircrs if poaalMa.
Hotiii.bniaii Kfeler 88 utTivitie :it tfea8088888#thi
tragi <ly wa-to!.l that tiu tiir-Ki eper of tlie -aloon had
haaa 088 af tboae a taaaaaaltad lhalaeaaaada rii<- ?ni
<-, i ,it .Un. Bfl ? Btal t-il.-fllnau, Klaue Mflflflfl, IXK* M *"d
took hiiu to tb. a-tatloii-houte. Meyer usscrted bls inuo
88888 antl gava. the followiug account of the affray :
Tbedeoe?*< 'i.idenii^ed Uk- aajoaa wblla two otber
-rSu-m,- Marr ? ? ?*? '? -*|1iaC^.. . <
rn-n?Vict-u I'--! aml Jcr.-niiah Fitllei?were dniiKing
ut Ihe bai. Tiu- stratiitcr wa- druiik, aml attempted to
t.iki -.nin ??! I ,:.i'i- nioiuv. I'tilli-r nt oiue kaoofeefl
Iiini down atul lelt tlie -aloon. Tln- BBBaSBB got BB
from tlie Hour and tfeaa tried to iw lnhlnd
tiu- I.ar. Ba bal tiikcn Ifea BBBl and put him
ont of tlnors; noi 8888 Mrikmg hini. Baafl BMMhahflBlfl
uu ii (iiiaireling BB Ifefl -lacwalk. and looklim out saw a
nian in a Wbltfl li tt strike tiu stiatiL-er. A few luoments
aftarwarl M wm tall thM tha bmm wm laal. laflha
saiomi at tiie timi- aaaa Iwa aaaaaa, Mary New
inaiiof Nn. '.-.; (.r. BBM st , Bflfl Maflflla Kirby of (l.irtl.u
iaw,
Meyer's aaaaaBl aeaaaM aaryplaa l ? ?-. i -n-.-iaiiy a?
:t wa-contiiM..-.1 i.v tin- tasttaaaaj ol aaatfeaf wltaasi el
IfeB iiiiir.li-r. Ann Mc( Inre of N". sj Hpriiu'-i. (-anl tbat
Bha waaataafltag al Um floaaer, aad saw tiu- flaoaaaal
leave the BflJOOB. Hoon afur be WBI M888l8l bg t
Moiiiiin, wlm iii-kcd lum a question. nM inui ahaokhla
bead, und W88 at 8888 atta. ked l-v B man ln a Bbttfl Mt,
and l.y another iu a btkth bat. Tbey kiiofl-kcd tbe
81188881 fll'-w n. aud kn ked bmi _lu tbe face. Tbe aesail
iint-- then tb d toward Wooster -t.
Capt. Wll.lam* bad bflBB to tfeB saioon wblle tbi-'-?
rienc-e wa, belng taken. and iiad tlxrrn found c.im .-al. i
beneatb tbe conntei a polloemaa'a oluh, whtoh ha-i i-\i
di-iitiviicfltiic-.-ntiyuM.-d. H?> had alaoaeearedamo*1
Importanl altoeaa "f the affrav la tbe pereon of Charle,
Knhu. juifltc Ifl of Bo. 11 Lispetiard-st. Kulm
ii ii tbat iiiipiHiuing to paa* by IM
BBlOOn, hfl looked within. and 'iti Mcv.-t strtiggiittg with
tbe di u a- ai. Ma-ycr beld a club ln bls right band, and
was apparently striklng the stranger with It. The
eombataatt wt nt oul totbc "ula-wa'k, wnere the ttraager
attempted lo pnll Meyer down, s. ataiog blm br tM l.-s".
Ift va -i icsifl-taii. iiml, I'vcrp-iwcniic ttn- Btraacer, thr. w
blm inin tba truiter. Tba atrBBfer aol ip anlwalkeda
few Iaaa, wben b<- was attaoked bj a maa hav
lns' a straw bat. and then l.v anotli't 088 havlni: . f?-lt
ii ii i M nian wbo itrael tM bloa oatatde ol tM ??ioon
a ? iboTc tbe infl-'iinin bljrht, ami hai -i imootfe face.
Vfh.-tiK r the fatal blow 8 i- -tru- k l.y Mcier or oy the
Bb iii-- i. ol i "Ui - ( aiiiiot bt tti nnilicd untll the tefltl
ria.niv nt ni! tbe -a ii:, tae, ha* hc-eii taken. Al a lat-'
liour last nik'iit, tha t wn aaaallastfl wbo laal attaeked taa
uiiiiutri .1 tlian had ii"! i-t-i-ii ,nri ?-1 - ?. i. All tba flrltneflaea
af tba uiii iv were loekad ma ln tbe Pnneo-at. itatlon
88888, I - ronet ToBBJI wa* asked to hold au iiiijii. nt.
r.X!'l."-i'iN Dl A KflflBTLTABIA OOfll mim .'
WlflUUflflABKB, Aiik- 4.?At tlic iMiinmtid
Milo i "f taa Milh< sia-irt. (oai aafl Iraa OaaaBBBi, aM rt
11,'. la.ck tlii. iiiiaiiiini;, au eiplt'-iuu oca urre.l, by wbia b
two lie n wcic killfl-d and IW8 iiajured. I.uki r.alatr, a
Hi.-tatit iiu- baaa, waa MaHy barned about the hanil, and
hc.i-l, liiit miII rccov.-r. .I-alin ITafeaalj. ii miner. dlcd
wtiile Batafl rcinoiad from IhB BBBM and l-'ri-.itri'k
Full.nl, a iiijiicr, dn d Mliile laeliii.' iniii'il 88888. Tbo
niiiK- baaa^Tbaaaaa BarfeaaM ru-hed to thalt iflBaaa,
BBfl WB8 piaa-tratnl by th. aft.-r (laiu;-, i-ut was takea
out before life was eitmct, aiid will get well. Flaherly
wa- Uu- BBll liiiirricd mau ainong the klil-tl. aml lu
leaves a wife aml mx aiui-ii'ii. Tbe eiploaioo waa
caii-fl d nv one of Ihe intsu trylng to hiush liaok the danip
with au o," ii lamp.
IlEATH HY DBOWIBO.
BOflTOB, Auk. 4.?(lu Sutid.iy flftflTBOOB x*rWB
mm ttwm t aahablaa, BtabaN Dlgaaa ami Aiba-rt coie,
bathllii; at It. v i n Bcach, (li-l-ea, bc(..nii-ciil.ilik'lcd 18
taa aal iraaa ami were lia aaai Oaaal them was a
liackiuan, and hafl driven B88M p<--aple to tbo iteach, aul
tbe olber WM 80 BBBfaalM by a young lady to whotii he
waaaafljaflafla ObsM tbahaHaa wa* raaawaral wBfeia
t? i. iiiiiiiit.8 after taa aaaUaatt IM tbe otber could uot
laa fi.ll'i.l.
WOBOIBIflfl, Aug. t? A son of Juseph MmIM i-l tt
this city, ??.'<? t years, fa-ll into a p.uid at ltocbdale, Mas.-.,
Ilin- alliinooii, aud was diowneil.
INKIAN OVTBAOBfl IN TIIK TIUHirifllUI ?.
WlflUIBOTOB, BMg. 4.?Lieut.-lton. Slioridan,
ln forwarding a report to 088, Hiertnan, says: " The
Iliilians who are depicdatlng In the Mud Iliver Valiey
la-long to the Northern Cheyeiines aml Arapahoes about
Fort Fetterinan, and who were rceently represeuted in
tbe peaee eoum il at itcil doud's AtteDCy."
Lieut.-Col. Urackett of tbe 2d (avairy reporta froni
Camp Maabaafh, Wraattaa T?rritory. that iha taflhaM
mado an attaek ou tbe setllemeut of Old Camp Brown,
on tbe 2*tb of July, and kllled Mrs. Rii-hards nnd MIss
Hall. First I.n-ut. Whelan, wlth (ompauy U, iid Cavalry,
bas gone lupursult of the murderers.
THUtATENED REVOLT OF COLORED TROOI'S IN
TEXAS.
New-Orleans, Auj?. 4.?A apecial dispatch
from Ban Antoulo, Texaa, reporls a threatened riot
growing out of a severe rhastiflement given to a negro
aoldier hy Capt. Toby, whose daughter the negro had
insulted. Tho ofBoers commandlug the eolored troops
aent word to the elty oftlclals ihat thry could not con?
trol tbelr men, aud the cltizens Imniedlately turned ont
ln force. The milltary authorlties then ordered the
eolored aoldiers out of the town, and by their influenee
qtilet wa* restored.
REPORTED REVIVAL OF TnE KC-KLCX IN KEN
Tt'CKV.
Cincinnati, Aug. 4.?It is reported that the
Ku k iui ln Owen antl Ilenrr Oountles, Ky., are gettinir
very bold. They receutly vislted a Loulsville packet
wlth the evidentlntentlon of dolng mlachlef, and were
only det<srr?-d by tne threats ot the ofllcers of the Woat,
wbo were well armed.
mm
CRIMES AND CASCALTIE."?BT TF.LEORAPrf.
_1'atnck Mtirrav, a IflfeBMT, WM run over by a
fr, .-! t Uuu, i.ti Kitiilili lUUu*, u* H?t4t;, tul (Uol llu*. Un iiajiriti
llt irfriarfl.
....At Etvit HoHtou, on funday night, Patrick Mc
(.rttl. t .(..nt iiata. tf* iflll, wu ,Ub*?i Ly ?? -u.tt.wt pmoi, ttxl
|an>lfl*l'l/ ftUil) llajuird.
....Yostctdav, iii Hallitin.re. Lewis P. Kriiman. a
ritt, ala-tla-r, wt. llint tad dtii|fro*tlr woOfll-l^-I b. ttfl. irfl-i.l??ttl fll*
rl.iii-.- ol t tii.l f uu valnfl-Ii Nifltaoltt Ui li wtt rtrtlrtil; buliiiufl.
....During tlie tliiiii<l.r st.irin ut Tr.-nton, on Frl
,-?, I B H I ??ul, -.u luil.ull. iflll*! I-, li,Iati.ii., wl-" ifll.iita, wil*
? .1.* m**m Tia, ?a?li*,. tlukl. tbi Lkiat uliatl. iu li.* lwv?
<rt**ia<<l iu.Lt/iflt?b
WASHTNGTON.
"nn: Bouinm olaiui commlmsion.
t TWA IU) OF $.V!,l?)<,,(.)0 (TAIMK.Ii-THB PRIHittK.-.
MAHH IV KI.TTI.i.\ii(T.AIM^-A UR <?)' CI.AIMS AND
(T.AlMAMs iim I'ARKI).
Wa. iiivf.io.., Ang. 4.?All lhe cl.iins pre
aented t? tbe Beathara Claltns Comnilsilon, alttlng at
Wtishlngton, umier the aet of Mareh 3, 1871, hnv. now
been BBBBlfl-Bi and re glatered, and tbeli- number ls
found to tw ?ri.Jitb, aud tbeir agirrogate amount is
clauned t?, be BBaBBtMaa ln ex,-_*of tMJ.0flO,*_ In rhi-lr
last r. port to ( ongreaa, the lomiulasloncrs estltuated
the total iininbi r?f , ialma to be llled uuder the act at
18,000, aml the ntno.int to be elaiined al 180,000,000 )i.
ronnd iiuiiiuir. 'ihe extraordn>ary a_ rtions of the
, l.-iiii, agenla, however, wben Ihey fouud that lhe time
for tliinir ***** Wu? 00| likely to be cxtended for
Iho prew-nt Iwyond tho two yeuri orlginully flxed
by Cougr. h.?, n***** ln a cousideraiilc addithui to tbo
rstlmated niiuiber and atnount of the claltns to tic fllcd.
No leatt than i, j th aJattia repr. senllng. aceordlng to
ttah_aatar Ugurc *, eonaiderably more than t*t**t* ?'
rn n liled und, r date of Marrh 3. the last day allowed
l.y law for tbe priacntatloa of clanus. Many more were
sbnt out from paaaBBf eonslderatlon by the 888MBflflfl MB
eipeited tei u,11,.,11<?n of the right to pn-.ient them, and
there an Iniii k (1 to I.e mveral thuiisaiitl persons yet in
the lato lnsurn .tionary iUMa who, desplte tho cx
eriious of lheOoreraaieBt agenta and tiie attorners,
have not i \, u beard of the act of Con
grcss pa-.id for the bem tlt of such of
tin in aa were not adlurcnt. of tln ('onfederaci.
Clalma are paaiBBtefl daily to the Qiiartcrmast.r
_-_-__!aaflOB8aa_aeB*r|-Mae-Bl i>y laBBMfla of the
tietter iiifiun,. il iotai r-tatet wtio have imt Jn.t leanint
that Congrcp., pa-mnl ? ^jM-i-l?l net nearly ten years ago
to pi.v tor i.ii.pi i-t.v uken for army use in the Htates uot
in rebellion. (;,.n. Melgi, Mfl <_uuit.-rtuaster-General,
will uot n-i-oiiiiubiid a stututc of Il.uitations for ,-lniiiis
coiuing ix.i.rc Mm aa la tha bbm al bmmm lalaeatha
ii-'.t ai OatoM coiiiinia-ioii, ami tha Otamataamtj <_____
bellevi s, frotn his daily eijx-i n-i.ic, lh.it -m | it BtSBBBI
wbenevcr p.-isaed wo .1.1 be certain to excluda BBBM BB I
itinioii-t .-I.ii ti. - n_alnst tbe Govtrnui.-iit frotn
just settbdii nt. and that iu the ' case of the
rtoiitheri. claitns, Congn-s. MBB either ex
Bai tho timo for liling them beforo tbe
C'oininl",aliitiers or sithinit to UM alteriiative of recivlng
aud aeaaMattaa ****** tmuajty, umtaa iha DaflatBaBaaal
right of petltlon, as uli the c-xciiul.-d i laimants have
i n oli sign'.tinl tluir ititotiltou of pro.ecuting their
eluiiiisdir. i-ti v beforo the Clalui. Comtulttees of thn
tWB BB-Bl BM "f < ongrcsi. Uuder tbe scttlement eo f.ir
ininle by Un-Comioi-Miiucj-jjj^i^ fi.^xuioujittve beeu
distribiit.il Baaaaa aaaM 1(400 cla.maiits~s7at._Yed nl!
over tbe eb ven Insiirre.-tlotiary Htates. the avvard. ex
. eut m a (<niii>ur_t|\, U i-inall iiumber of caaes, being
fm .. few hundred dollars BB-h. At the comiiig BaBBBM
of Congre . tlny i-iinci to award about &Jf*J*t to ba
slinilsirly dlatrlbnted, and will tben have dBpOBC I
of iit.Ti.iT _ii per ieut of tha riutnii'-r of etalma rth-d aa i M
par .eut al the aaaant elabaed. Boa lhal aU ihe ciaims
ara bafore th. m * ii.it i an ba presentad nnder Uie ongi
nalaet of Congreaa.the (__iniintaaloneri have Bafl pr.
p ii. -i aml bave in pr._i a fuil digest of tlie elaiui.-. gn ?
ing by Btatee aml couutici. tln .iiiitie. ot i l.iiiii.mie nnd
tln: auniiiut. ilniiii..l. aceonipanli'tt by tb"- explanatory
atatement that the naaaaa ata uiom- et eitMeie ,*f lhe
Hoiithein siau-a who have within lhe paM two jear. tta*
clarad th. nn-.-iv. to han- beea devoted adberenti to
the UBlon throiighoitt the lato war, and the BM8B8 -
Bl I value.- BBl tf liaiuiant. upon tbe Buppliaa t-oii
lill.ilt.il. vuliintailly or other wl.-c. ror tha B88 _ tln
t'lilon foice- opanttBB Iii ttie . onttl, but not tlie
ilainage. loss, ii'id datruetlefl uf real aiid pcrsoual prop?
erty sujicrcii tbrough the easoaltlei ol warorlhaan
autbor?ed ipoliayod and depredatfona of tbe troops
and i-Biiip foi'iiwers. Thla ii*t olalataaa aafletafaBaata
b.ia iitLii psaparud obiefly to ine. t tbe applieatioua of
foiiiici olHcaraand abldlera of uie Uulonarmjrenrlona
tu know who amona Mieir -outin-rn acqual___wea of the
wu an. iioiv fl.iiuiiiitf to have ban botu loyal aud opu
l.iitiuoiu rearaago. But the Cominlaalonera, tor tbe
takeet ihe Infonaatloa to t,e ehtaiaefl. mtendtosemi
iln- p.itiiphiet traa of chargo tu all wbo apply ln |
or Bf i-Itcr. _
DBBT 0P TIII. DUTKICT <?r COLCMDIA.
IIU. Dll-l IV i hM Itol.I.KIl DKXIK.H (KIMAIN .IAIE
_l_.\TT-t TIIK IAC1S MAI.K lot'_I.Y DISTOIITED.
?\\'a-IHN(.T(*n, Atitf. 4.?<i. P, llopkins Dep
utv ( oiitrollct of lhe l.istnct of Coliimbu. writes to lhe
lltittiiiiiiloii liiiily ihronuleul to-day lo make " a paMI<
corri'ction of tln- erron,W* BBBiaMBM "t tlM Baeal af
falra ?f the Dl.rri,-t " pa_B_M_l ln rorn.r- JBtBBlBJ
Km*n**t Vktauitt* The followiiig i? ibe bub_ianco of
hi-1oininiiiii) atiuii:
Tho fuiided BBfl bOBfled debt of the Platt hli of Coluui
bit. im hiiiiug tho rn o-.i.i>f iha late oarparattooa, aa pei
uiii. i.ii report of lhe Coatroller, amounta to the sum ot
tB.23.B-i ao. of ihi- siiui the Commiaaloneri ?f tbe
siiiking Eiind eommaod avaBaBB raaeareee toe the re
iliii-ii.iii th, n i.f darlug tba eurrent Baeal year, melndlng
tin- Blnkinf Fund _u hafl aaid now daa, aafl anaa
p.in hit-i - a- tti.' (''iiiuiil. lotii-i 4 Batt :.lrei((li
ii,a ie, to tha iiiiiouii! i.f B_,_8. 'i'hat tiu.
wil. be h* id and htiictlt applied lo the N_UC
t.i.i. of tba di'i't 81 ii'ii'iir.-ii by law. ae ea,
in this cotiiuiiiiii: v jn-i -i.n.i.iy ut qnalnted witli
tn. iii.iiibiro of the --iiikuiK Ktu'd (_,8Bm__oa eitii
iiriiiit. Tbe Oonunlaalonera are nn-u _BU rereed m
llnam ia-. initt (? i. . DOt, .1 f"i tbeli int. _i Iti , and W*r* *?
li t ii ii im their ri spoiiaibie offloea without regard to po
Utlcalconalderattona. Under _M rartona aetoofCon
mdof the. i. giriitttivo AaaaiaMjr of IbalMatrlol
thej bave tbo eiiMre eontrol nnd manaireim nt of the
fuDded and bonded debt of the tHatnct, autyeel tou
innn ni . oagmaa t*. lh* mm tt |io,,_),o(K).
IBa si-v.-ral ncts of the l.t.t I.'.glsh.livo As
ai-nib!> of lhe I'l-lrict aiithori/rd an additioual laBOC U)
tln-aiuoiint ln the iiggtigate ofll,o.*.2,6i?), wlulo tbo re
Baureea plaoed in Ibe t oatrol of tnt Coiuuiu-sinii-rs to de
iin debt, togeiii.-r wltb ihose alreafly al their
di.poaal, amonnta t.. tha sum of tejo.ooo? the dtflbrenee.
%i21.1.1*1. i" ing tne extreiin" limn oi laareaae aatBorlaeu
iiuriiiK thla flaealyear, ahleh added to tbe praaaal dabt
will iiiakc iu loiin.l niiinOei. :tt the 81088 of this tlseal
i. ai, |-.',ii59,4?l -io ; _everal liutulrol tboiisiiiddollars less
than tue amount iltintid by act of I SuBflreee.
Ibe mg' iiioiiT- tloorv tliat the authority grante.l tho
Ilu.tnl ot Public Works to levy special taxea fur tertaiu
public iiiiprov uii'iits against the property ln iiitlte.i
ihiTt-liv, aml aiitbun_ug tbe BOBlfl tB auticipate IBOb
tazeebi tB leeaaef their eertlflaateebearma a lowar
rate <*f UBteraai taaa tha tax uikau arhleh ttm earttfleabea
nf iha Boarfl are baaefl, ta lounded apoa an erroaeona
u.BUiiiptuiu of law aml fat t... The most luallcioUH
dlatoruon of fnets by Koruey'a Sumlay ilom
,ng l hrouult eannot by any no._il.lu aaaaa
luake tuisa portlon of thf deut of the Hlitrict. Tlie oi
gamc act of Congreaa expa_elr peablblH the Boarfl ol
public Worka frotu lucumnga liabilify agniust tbe I.1
triet. Thlafltopoaeeof the tolloarlBg deut, a. butcum
flu flaaflay'VornlM Chroniele:
euMnii if iim.li.oooooo
i ...lii-tte. fur . iu a..; lu ot liue for pit ui. ut ..( *or
ditt-ior tke U<>arl. 2.IKK. ooo
(Yruiot-i biwl oo icweri^e Ut. '.'.otrO th>t)
( . rltai-atii cl ?.ii-rutel. &0O.IXH)
Ncitht >? l? it true lo ?ay thnt theoc c-rtillcitt s nre a
deut ofthe Iiuiii.; of 1'iit.i.c Woiks, ua they r.-preseiit
ouly ?o iic.ieb tuxe-i to t_reoiue due to the Board to bo
used f'T eomplctlng the public iii.proveiueuta, and are
us mucb a r.-nouree of the Board ua a deut, Tbe lln.il
aud most laexeaeeble mlastatement, that tho geueral
appropnatlons made by tho last Legislature wero in
aseeea of the earraal ibtmubm to the exteutof tsou.ooo,
Ih the most iui-redible of all wiien taken iu eonaectlon
aitb the gratultuus adviee that a comiutttee of exj*ort
in . ..iiiil.u.ta would probably Uud the tl.-urc aa
Btiite.l hiiort of tne .im,..int by over tl.oOo.uOO. T_e
faetsare (juite the euntrary, aml, froiu a larefully pre
pared st.tteuient by oue of tho rao.t aecurate bookk.-.-p.
ers ?r the Coutruller's offlce, lt ls sbowu tbat the turreut
rereaaea are talBotoBt M meet all tbe appropnatlons of
the last lA-i{iBlollve Asaeinbly. Ttie fael ahould not be
IohI atght of that provlsion by law haa Ik-db made for
making avai_>bl<- uot ouly the tuxes ln arrears bereto
fore aaaeaaed, upward of $_0,i)00, but also the arrears at
tho eloae of eaeh ilscal year. Under the operatioti of
tbis law we have avullable reaouruea for the tlacal year
ending June 30, ls74, aa follow. : _
Ti.oBrial eiute. 1H7.4-74.81.900 (K>0
Lir.aie, iud _inoelliBe?iii. 'l'li.UOO
TumIb irr.in. UOO.4KH)
Totil MBBBB.?;.!.___**&**.
While the total approprlatloua for tha above by the
Tbird LcKislmivo Aaeciiibly amounia lo leaa thau
H.100,000.
Cl'RRENT TOHCS AT TIIE CAPITAL
TIIE IBOIOS.KU CHANGE IN THE ril___i-_>___ ELEC
TIUN8.
|BT TELEORAl'll TO THE TBIHI.KB.1
Wasiiim,io>, Monday, AUg. 4, 1873.
Benator Morton UMlay addrenaed notea to hla aaaoci
ateaon tbeCommltUieou Priv ilegea and EiecUona, ap
potntiug a full meeting of tbat Commltteo oo the lat of
October, for the consid-ratlon of tho propoaed amend'
menta to the CoDitltutlon whioh shall effect a change lu
lhe method of eiectlng Prealdent and Vlcc-Preaident.
During hia week'a itay in tbe city, Seoator Morton bas
been dlllgcntly atudylng and coiupartng authorltlea,
legal and hlatorltiil, and wlll meet the Com
mlttee fully prepared to drfend hia viewa on
theiubject aa set forth ln hla apei-eh ln the Set___
laat Spring. It la lntended lo give tbe aesalona of Ibe
Committee wlnle iu New York a acmi public character,
andaetermlof tho 1,-adlug constltutioual lawrcr. and
writera on thia apecial aubject will be mv it, d to addreaa
the Committee. All memtiera of the Committee e?oept,
perhapa. Mr. Mltchell or Mr. Cragm, ar.- exp.-iied to !,<?
preaenl at tbe meeUng. lhe Committee. as now conati
tuted. Includea Bena-T* Morton. Cirpenter of VhBMfl
sln, Logan i.f Illuioia, Alcorn of MiBHiaslppi, Anthony of
atUKlt laland, Bayard of Delaware, __<i Uauultou ol
CHOLERA.
Evansville, Ang. 4.-Two new cases of
cholera are reported at Carnil, 111.. but no death*. Flve
buudred famille* bave left siuco last Tuesday.
I.miiahapolib, Aug. t.?Two fatal caaesof cholera wero
reported to-day.
CoLraBi'H, Aug. a.?Several new caaes of cholera are
reported to-night.
PER.?ONAL?HT TKLEORAPn.
....The reeeptioii given in honor of (len. Sherman
ID ("ip* H". Il.l ? ?**!?? wil atr, iaia--r<lifu. iio w.i rteel.ol Wltfl
(ittt cttb-uitim.
_Joun Oa Wright, a druggist in St. Louis, died
mtdaaola .a-ttcnUa tl Xtr tii. t btiict liuttl ia llitl city. II., blutb.r
it flpifl.lifl-at.trr uf fla-w-Orlnut.
_Secrctary It<il)e?on vi?ite<l tho Portwniouth
lU II I .HtTfltrd. rraxtnitr tnd lalvndrd to prw*?1 witi, t'limnin.
Iflflflfl ito-ifl.r, tbi Amx*** i* ihe T*1i**oom to BbBBBM *od Buuil
**? m
TEI-ECHAI'IIIC BOTBfl,
....The first copious raiii iu Salt Lake City iluring
thn* ---H.*ibJ frll a?.Uni??.
_lin.wn haa a?reed to row Higlin for fll.non,
l.l. wiu, lb. It'.ltfl tiiO U I rtiwu..,*. Tk. t.lli* Iit, uut )*l bftu liafl.
_llie Kail aiui ('uiiiiic? of DuiTerui ware pres
rtX tl ( p.nwotili- cnnra-n 1; llil ftl 'aai ra.i.iut. A I. 1*1111,
llir* it t-baru fci ?.., by Ibr Pr-i?:(i.i?l Oi trrt*.rot i-u l-r.il.i u.it
_Priglialil Voillig's ell'oit :it Bcotiipromlsfl- ut the
i , Nll ??? ' "' '-art! ,(!.<?(,-fu . I tii ---uw fl-nnir,
Bamsiia ln <*.~ ta Bail 1 lllfllj tflrtti u-tira.i >, MalBflMfllBBM
ri-Mll.
_Tlie new cipit-il ' oti.ii? nu! ln lil iti tirst mcl
in, lb 11.r.i. : . .
..Lro : .. ? .,.?!?.: Il.it I Wlll I-. . ??!*"?
I litiLu Iui-.: u.' fl l.tt, IW, IH -.
Mar Und. Henator Morton wlll leava the elty. r.-urii
ing to In.llaiiapolu, to-morrow.
THK EXI'lflORATIOX Of TIIK ItflMKY MOIVIAISS.
1-rof. Hayden, writtug ou tbe nd ui. froui tm- 88888
on the west sloiMt* of the IbM ky Motintalns. reporr* lln.t
bis itipedition haat attaiiicd tbe suiuttilt of Moii'it I |
coin, and anci'itiilneil IU elevation to be Umttt hai
From tln, point at least 15 inountalns were s/cn which
aro 14,(ioo fr. t i.iiovc the sca level, and -150 htivlna altl
aaflaa "f IMMIaal above HM araflv, wMMBa iha bbmbB
t.f Mount Lincoln tln- flaahafl P?'ak wa- 18888881 Wfehfl
Ix-ars tho name of "Holy Cm-s" Bfll fl < flBBBMfll
to be 17,000 feet hltch. Otl IU eafltern tMfl
ure twn deep tisstires, crosslng ea.-h other at
11 tr li f aiigles, making a perf.-fltt cross, aml wi.lch at all
Baaaaaa M Ifea yar ar.- uu-ii with tatrw, Ifeh uiouuuiti
ls ln lia-v. al io Im- the lit^hest Iii North Aicrlca. Tho
natiiriillsts of the cxprdltiiiii Imn- becu very BU.-sful.
Thev htre captured IttM number* of talfleaa r iiib't*.
wbich are only fotiml togb up iu the uiountaliis, and
have sccured a n uni her of (peelmenfl of ptarinifl-.'in.
wiil. h only alioiiml iu rcgiou.-uf |>-i pctuil snow. Tne
tn-.-il'li of tlic partv i-t.xielli-ul, .ril m.i-' nl tlie nn m
baia tijaul la loiaia 18 llh olij uy tho i*t of ocuu-r.
IIIK ASNl'AI. SfllltlZISH -1.
Tbe eightb unntial iSchiitz 'iifoit of tbe Washington
Hehiitzeiivereln citnuieneeil to-day wlth a gr.iud pfM I
*nni tbroinch the prin.-ipal streots of tblfl city. fllxty
BBraabara of the Baltlmore fi<-hfit?<-n, with flairs BBl
(upt. \l Int'-r's band iu I'russian unlform. and iil?-< tbre*
Otber bands of miisie, were in IM 8888888188, Ab08l so
c.irriagcs ariivcd ai tbfl I'.trk, wheri! ati inlilres, of Wfl
come was ui.ule by Iho llun. H. Wulf, I'rc-jidcut.
tVAHHINGTON NOTI-'.S.
WAsm.S(iT(?y. Monday, Aug. *. HC?.
Fuperintendent Ibibarry of the Ifaliluiore au.l Po
tomac ltallroad appcarc.l before tbe I'olice Court this
BBaSBBBg nn defcndiint lu a suit Hiuillar to tbal laU'l.v
brouirht bv Cileti < ui-liiiitr iigaiusl F.-rn.imlo WoatYl
doit, tao coinpiaint bataa that taa engine, tralaa. aal
ear-of his IBM I teal.-il a i oiiiuioli Uillsaucc to tio aii
habltaatala tbe nelgbborbood. floheartaa of tbe aaaa
was had, and Mr. Huburry wti discharged on hujowu
laaoBBtaaaaaa
A large number of the BBthMB sent to the Wnna F.x
liibitlou having been sold, or otberwlt.- di-pai-d ttt, U
ha- been determined tliat one of tbe store-shlps Wlll M
sutlia i.-nt to brlng home the r.-maintng BftlehB Tlie
Otutrd will accordlnirly r.-inain for that porpoae,aafl the
Hupply will sall for New-York in the latter part al July.
leaataB Ramsey lafl for baaaa thi* araabM witn
satlsfactorv assuraiices that the tioveriiuient will use lU
good olllccs for the r.-lcase of tbo Manitoban pri-out rs
until tho time-for Uielr trlal in October. Qbt. Aiatla
t.f MlaaaaoM r< uiains iu tbe city for a day or twa
louirer. ____________
711 ll BEW PEOPLEfi I'A IUT.
RATHKATION MflflMflfl IN CINONNA IT ? TIIK MVfl H
I.K AN AVU DKMfl'CKAIIt I'AI.ITKS Iti I - I'l.llfl'
M'KKfl IIIS I1Y Bflflflflfl, RAMflAT, i'l NNlMiHAM.
I'llill AM) ( nl.I.INS.
[nr nuaflAlfl to tiie TBim -?i
C'intinnati, Ang. 4.?Tho call f(?r a nicrtitip
atVVood'.- Tln at r to night to ratlfy the actmn of the
IVoplo's (-oiivcii(ion rcccntly held at ('olumbiis di-ew a
crow.ieii heaaa. Waa, m. Baaaaay paaaMal, with a tafl
li.-l of \!tc-i,riMiIi'iit--. Mr. Baaaaay, on taking the
ctia.r, arraigned bulh partic-t for hav.iiiit Ici-n false
to the inl( rc-t- af IM pa aipli- iiiidcr iBBBfeflBBB rule.
The Fa da ral (oui raincnt bnl B88B liureit.-tiiiB ln power
at will, while the D.inociati,' party bad forgotten the
doctriiie of the strlct cou.truction <>f ihe C'uistitutioii.
Tlic MOM, M i laimi <!, Bal b'-fl'u cast reluetantly for Ihe
pa,t few year-, and the timo had now couio for iu
d( p. idciit ia. tion.
L. M. Havis. tbe reprc?entative of taa Labor fWortn
er?, made a sbort 888888. at tbe 88888 of whlcb M Nafl
taa followinir prea-jil-le nnd rcsoluti-iu.-, whlcb, at tho
cl.--' of the luecting, were adopted :
Whereat. The Republican party has ceased tn he a
in-ali- of prote- tion for iha- people, nnd the Ix-nnx-ratie
party Mfl ccascd Io ln- B II iii-triiiiient or reform: and
wbereaa tbe eondlttoo of tfee eeantryaal tb..- flhtraaa
of tio people ib?tiiiimi a aea party i tberefora.
lie xt retolml, That we. the people of Cim liinati, tio
flereby indorae the platform ado].l bytM people at
the I'eopl.-'s ( ontciitioii held at Coluuibua, the ilotU ot
Julv.
Uriolred. Thaf we bflfBbf ratifv their iiotnin.ttlnns for
8i.it.- oillc. rs, aud pledge tht-m our be..i ty support at
tne poila.
I.tttiirtd, IfeM the name of this party shall be tio
1' oplaa' party.
llu Hon. Aaa. Ba Cunnlnghain. author of the Allcn
County ri-M-lutuaiih, taUaWM Mr. Hans, and WM n
C(-ived witb tremendotifl applause. H-- said tbe
Ix-iiKK-raiic party was 88 lOngcr il-t-fiil to the
countiy, and BaM that party had no ri,rht M
Iive after tbe purpo-es of Ufl Bfg88l8Bti0fl had
haaa aaaaaapllahafl, aabayaaflttM Ma eaaltaaaaaawBa
ini-ciiicv-ii-. iio'b partie- lal oiitiived their aaafalaaaa,
Tln iiiiiveinent i-n-ling in tln- forinatioti of the I'.'-.jal,--'
party waa bara of aaaaaalty aal wsaM aaaaaa!. Tiie
Deinoc.iitii party might postiionc Its sucoeas, but could
not flnaiiv preraal tae peoph froai aaaaaaHafl.
Iha Haa. Oaa. B Paafewaa louiiiy ealhl f.-r, and in
rf-spaanalltuy pp-'kc speciall? of the operatlons of the
Cailiitntiiis Coiiventlon. He arr.-ugned both psrliet for
di-iioi: By, aal aall M paaaasaflto aaaal Iha remain
inir yars of Mfl lifa- in wlnpiunx tluove- aml r.i- .tli out
of tbe laaaph ti our litaerti- -.
I/>tt.-rs were read froui ex-Scrretary Cox and Judgo
.Stallo. both tii ing tbeir adlu-ion to the niovfl-nicnt. Tbe
foriner warned tbem tbat past experienee ca!ii-l for
th' in to make haafe slowlv, and fo raise a h!gh staudard
in tiicir eounty oomlnaUoafl as aall aa la Btata,
Judge ( ollin-. iii.i noinince for (iovcrnur. was then
iBtrodueed, li-- tra.dl tbe rii-a- a.f tha- oew party,
ilwelling -i-c- lallv on the Ciuclunall (-oiiv<-iiti ui, w here,
he said, i.v aai.'iatlntfl.- Hoiact- (iroel.-y, th.-y rejected
tbeprlnclptea adroeated bv .l-fta-rflon, an.i w> n- aaked
to Ihriw away all prineiplct to gel a mati BBO
bad fooe on taa bond <'f It tt. Darla. He <l:<i ool indlcl
Borace iineiev aa a bad man, bol aa an obstaele and
aoddelnalon aa a Demoaratle eandidate. In notiolng
ttn -tru-tan-B tuado by tbe Deuio.-ratic preflfl upon tblfl
iiiova-meiit, and the cialm made for Mr. McMahon ot
li.Mon tbat lie woiiid bfl .i -iiit.il.lf D*iii"cratic candi
iiiit,- beeaoaa be had Indlcated tbe errors which that
party had made, Judge Colllnfl said bc, to.'. Imlieved
the Heinocrats erradd at ChloaBO. but lt was
ln this that tno platfurm atopped short of tln
ili-niamls .af tbe peoplo, uml tbat there wa- r-i o
iiflatiilng le-s tban ait'tnpli !'? raatoratlOB ?'f tbe Union.
He belleved lo and labored for tu- aomlnatlon or Judge
Chase ln'68, but tbe Democratic partv could Bot tben
raise ltscll to tha.' uvvAfioii. Hc ftrgtied for reveuue re
fortu anddMM tbanft'W tho most aartenu objeotlona
to Ihe present partles was that baai men uml.'r?t.1 tbe
Sflfcr. ts of tbelr luacbltiery aml u-.d tl.eiu |o tli. ir o? u
advantace to tbfl detrlmant or tbe people s lulert -ts.
Th> Haati Krcd. Hussaurfk follow.-d Judgi' Colllin in a
-..??,-, li Wbleb elicite.l fre.|iient and hearty applauae.
He claimcd that the purpose of the new narty was to
fr.-e/e one of the old partles and to strangb-th- oth< r.
The tacople's partv wa, for i-quuiity of i Ights and equal
loaUce to aii meu. Ho baUavad tae peoplfl would
ilaa-k to them as soon as they war.- persuadttd tbat it was
to be a iM-rsi-teiit light for principle. Ho urged tbo re
diK tion of otH'i'-holdeifl by abolishlng tbe Burcaits of
As-rli ulttire aud Education aml tbe national
priiitiiig-offlcc; and whilo ho did not lnteud
to commit the. pai ty, or any body else, to
his view*. ho flflll also favor the abolltton of tho
preM'iit fV'stfin of delivering maii matter lay whicli tto
Oovernment would coutract for delivering letfurs. <kc,
as it now eSBtraatfl-fl, aml ior carryin?r,theiii, thu- .! -
missiug 60,000 offlcials ln tbe shape of Fosttnasterfl. Thero
mu-t tie, he said, u cutting down of iilllco-hulder* if wo
would avoid plungmg Into Imperlallsin.
Bpee<-bes were made also by Isaao M. Jordan, Oen. A.
Haunders I'ritt. tho people'* nomineo for Lu-iiustiitiit
(i.nernor, and Wililani Halier, and the uiect|ug ad?
journed at a laie hour. _^^
YELLOWSTONE I.XIM:.. ITION.
TBATBt IN A NEW and WILD REOIC-f.
4-woi.iK.v BivaaaaooMfla i ibbidi obbtbcu-?
mi i tiru A- iitoMi.i" ni'i-iiy nra
M.illl-Kol IWKMI'i - iBBBM . . ? I VVHi-kV
KKGS-THK ?f_BBD-fl8 Of BBflTl 88 BBBfl ? ik.
BflB iaxi - Of _____?- ii! 'is IB r Cl ******
pnaoat-BB BracUi OB_BBBB_Baa ai raa raaaBBt i
Hkaut Kiviiit, Dakota, Ju!'' ?'- -Waa ?
.nii. tu. -ie h .1 strea tn DahaBa **** * ma "?- ?
thi.ty feet. ( hlonotlii't IC-llIt, lf Im ii-I BBfl-fl tl.lrtv
lll.l' -. Ii: !? I . II VII l *?* I l-l-' ?'?' I 'I I '
bank lo buii t I Bt Mf lt is ju _ thBtt t. .'tyfict. I
if l oil tuke il-t *[ lil, .. .il il. pt ... i It '?> I'I.
flayi of heavy al.ow '<?
ln.ivily liid-n Baaaaa BlBMal BOOt, ' 18 88 1188841
wlll get iln- tim.- t.( :i of i-rix-iug it. 11. ...ii BB ?' B *
over two (tiiy _. Ia tliat two iai.. we co.il'l lave ru.ii!.'
thirty miles. Ti.:. te tiu or mii ? 1 ls known
ua th" " BtB Bu .di " Tin ..? "nly nco -
n.n\ part la the dea( ription of a .!? nn.ti tlils part of
tln- country. Tk* iioiin is the gen. . .' H l.cnuy BBBM.
At least it BBaM to be. Ii.< BB ar.
of the t-a. th earthy. TemtH-r a cup nf
strong rotfeo witli a llttle uiik aml fBB hsit. the. pre.
v.ullngi.ilor. G n. Ciuter, wbom Gen. ..inley Ind *n t
with tl.e 7tli i.u.ib v and a few iigbi i l-'l wagona tu
afford .cib f to ib- ...i.-p. Itcl i.Ufciiini-", l. td arnved ai
tins "tream the day BflB-flB, Bl had Co M I ' ?-" wat
bii.li to riiia.t, aad i.'.ilt a brlil^e !:i li i.i. ii, oon BB
whicli he had iTi'-weil his troopa BBd WM ! B_ Th..
a mistake of our gtiido and flu v,natched ? iinlit.oi. of
tln- loals our lu ai v tisiin did BM MTlTeM
until the followiiig dav. O ir MBBH BBN iliim?' I I
baiist.-d by tli.ii pu; llr.g. ft tt* ttt BBBfl BBBd
attaeipliiiaaiinth****** it wi*. dou itfsit whethei
we i..uiM i so-a atlBOBl tHlllding nl,o"iei- brldge. Tln
.trcam that ui_;lit decided the qm tiou .or us. T
h.-avy ra.ns aw.lW-d lt 1 *SflBBBa8tJ ? Its lev. I
ro - higher ai.d blgher. BeBBehBfl it MBBMi '"
take a faucy t l t*B ( .i-t.-r*-* iuul... Iha br|.|_ BM BB '
to reclprncate lt. There wa* a aallafl-M BBfl fBaBj B8
elojieiiMiit. I a.iw the wutcr ( n Bf Bf I '-' I -?'-? 1 8888 r
BBfl .tt la.-t BB tha iirnlgc fn.iii Bt te* Bd MB] Bafl
on ito bo-oiti Wi bad no ot,|ie'. ifl *o rhe BB
of thia bridge ; Imt it was tiukiii.t la II '?> 8*888. M
a* wo m-.ilij.l it ii.ii t. lm -tr .un hafli
Ihat it Wi..-* llll,*-.-..!, i- to llll I.e II .. . Ifl BB .lf* Ollllt of
it. iiuTi-iiacil witllli. I'.'.- Iuul s, ' . . iiuugh.
Il la afiet known, I BBPfBBB, M tl I ' l i-' I B I I
tfBB*aat*BB*tft D I'lituu'iit thlt BB BTBiy ?"'|-"'' I ,?'' 8
vv ith 5,000 poundi wiii not tl'.sit ln t.'i 1 flef. lt
B Bareheeaabtoto expeet sii tn-ii.a m iwtai aMB -
a w.ight. It was with ref.-reni.- MlhMWBatel
in BaflBfl armv wsgotis that p-oit'-cn-* BSara inwiit-d.
Bnt, notwirhstati'ling tbls f M - BBfaflBBa
Hin.e the war st.irte.loff on a uur.n y of _-ver*l hund
aafl miics aeteeeaaaa atmntry withom a singie (??..
Maa, Iha aaaasa a tuat tbo toiiutiy Ba ? a flry a paaa
tion. Tbls year, however, it l..i BM. k 99*
aaaleeaa aaaM haaa aeaMaBaafl tha faleeheafl, i.
w. if aaked for, MM there war a BBfl-1 B '!.* ''1 '?'!"
BBBBBwU'-ie. anl BN I.I not g.'tl.iii;. '.V.'!, potit. |
our wbole eomuiaud mijt.it b_v ? .- ? i
four hours.
ax 8-J8BBCI tc.vt ]>i 11 : 0* ? O im itv.
ii. n. si.iiii.') i-ii..'.t.Mi. i4>i' i Ba n i
*m tblail" '"'? "i' f ***** * "" ''"': ' ? ** '
it up bliaatitf BaBBM thi bbb ' BflM I 11
linn h delav. M ijor _B__8B I I * t*Bf Bad BBBB BMBBfl
atn .nl -( v. n o: elghr llill.-S. tUUf ***** ****** Utt
rations. Ibe eavalry iu adv.tUfe iieeded rations
itthen i- .ti> p >tre whei-tlaaafli peaaMaal ***** ****
ev> rfre h -.'is'ror.-x. rtue it L- iu ?? tiv. .,.
tb.- plain-. eepeeBBy m aaaaaatBa a aa * '- ?"< i *.
tluli i. Ihi. . Ine extempnraiieous lii..1:. BM B-BB B
feitile lu euggestlou and B* lt iu ex??* iti'*, tht man >.f
quick 8-1 ntid r.-ady band BBfl 8 __BBBM B88B
of amcaBara. alwajra BBi ****** '"
come to the flvfaaa if a MMBr B BalMfl
to a liiiiilinuiii'lUintifi of I 'ln'hing, B 8
make tbe littlo be has go to tl.e last v.-rgo of emlur |
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good uving. r.ut M BeeeeeH - aaaapa ?-. ba t bb b* -
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miiiutuuied.
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paay ihBazBeflBMa i" I aikci of aa aBeer. ,- Oh, B a
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along better without them. They ..mt work aah ?
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(tood for." Bo this true or uot, w. bappllj Ban l*BB
meu withus who are iK-tter than a iOB 8 deeB
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uuitesexieiletit powers of ********** *** tB*
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all Its aspects, tnl served with gnnt ci-.l.t dirirg H
war. II?^ has pussed through many trying e.\|-nen..-,
uud never but ouie w.scallght iu ti p. ??' BBM I'*' BBBM
not get out. Tln* bappeued iwut N.wY.ik,
aud brougbt him woribily luto pahBl BBtMa HDile
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stormy wuitry night to reicuc a pirt.i who h ni
cuught lu the i.e. Ho reached them, but wu- unabl.- to
return to tbo fort. Tbe Uoatu.g k 8 I 88th I Inm Bl out
into the'-ouud. It was not until the ne*tt .biy tnat tt.. y
were takeu off, with frost-bitten ___B BBfl 11 '
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of oui uiiorgani-ed BagBBBI? B88fla -888888 M
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thlnkiug may be doi.o to v4-ry littlo purpo-e. Ih. t.i-t
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over for Major Town-K-ud. Tbis diffl ulty ;n a atreain
twenty tlve ortbirty feet wide did not present tbe uiagui
tude tbat the transit of our wagon train did If w.t
could get the foruge ou the other slde, M^J..r To wun-nfl
could send back aome wagooa for it
A 8B-VICEABLE IIOAT FUOM B-BS_-BB MATE81AI-.
Thero were two propoaitions. One w.is to coustruet a
rope-line elcvated railway. with an tti-rial car to hii pulk.1
back aud forth by haud. Another piopoeitioti made by
Lieut. Ray, waa to extemporlie a b< _t. All tbat be
aaked waa a wagou bed, aome rope, and a turt-iulio.
The rallroad flually gave way to tbe boat line. Tt.ere
waa BB*** in haulltig a car back and fortb, tbat iti
ceuter of gravity might not r.-cclve due BMBJB8B?_
wbleh ca-c we should rob our horsi-s to fei-.l the jtream
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waalauuched. Hypothetlcally. lt waa ao ladeu with
oouting-neiea tbat then- waa uo ueed of launchiug H at
all. But Lieut. Kay aald, I shall show my f.nth by my
works. Gen. Btanley answered " IflB and Anicn " A
A wagon body aaa disniounted. It waa ?nBBJ8i
on Ite bottom and sidea lo a heavy "p_u.m"
whlch waa flrmly aecurcd by BBBflfl It waa
the work of n fi-w minutes to mak<- lt aud launch it. Tbo
be.ivy cauv .is effectuaily kept oul water. It waa aately
uavlgated to the otber aide. Gen. .tauley aud Lieut.
Kay w.-re among the tlrat to croaa th. rupid atroam. A
uumher of men, -tatiouod on eaeh slde, eaaily pulltd th_
boat _.-(__,, n-ctiviug no little aid trom thecurreot. d*
this llttle cruft we could safely put l,i..> pounda ef
forage. lt solv.d one elemeut iu the pml i.-m. Iu Bve
or aix hours wo had ferrled euough atorea and f.ragt lo
niipplv the I'ompiii.y of eavalry aud two eou.pau.ia ?f
lUtantrv that lorined the surveyor'i eseorU
The neit .pieatiou was, bow should an get over eut
*** tmatik Paaa,

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