Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 21, 1873, Page 1

T fih%%@@ " Yo, VOLUME 26. ; CHICAGO, MONDAY, JULY 21, 1873. NUMBER 335. LADIES' GOODS. 5 Until July 31, Meforo moving to my Now 8toro, 34 Wash- dAngton-st. (botwoon Stato-st. and Wabash- av.), I will offor 10,000 Yards Real and Ymitation Lnces, nt half price. B500 Pieces Gimps and Fringes, * black and colored. 500 Gross Buttons, black, colored, silk, or metal, a6 YOUR OWN PRICK, including alnrge vari- ety of Ornaments and foops. ‘Worsted Embroiderios, of every description. Bargains in ‘White Embroiderics, in full picces nnd remnants, Large line Linen Collars & Cuffs, Ribbons of eovel unlity and width, at pricryns qwhic will tempt the closest buyer. COMHE AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF. G. MENDELSON, Madison-st,, cor, Franklin, 5 FINANCIAL. THE FRAIRIE STAT . LOAN & TRUST C0. TostSideSavingsBank 110 7, Washington-st, cor. Desplaines, Paid Up Capital, - $150,000, Surplus, = = 2 35,000, Interest at the rate of 6 por cont per an- Bum ‘will be paid for Doposits in the Savings epartment_for oach oslendar month the Money has been on deposit. All Deposits payable on demand. JAS. W, SCOVILLE, President. T. M. AVERY, Vice-President. C. B. MEYER, Cashier. TRUSTEES. 3% b VAL REINHART, . BCOVILLE, YER, QUNTY SAVINGS BANK, 1023 Washingtonest., Torthionst corner Olat, opposita Court-Touss, i WEST SIDI OFFOE, 17 MAlvwaulseesI . o B2, D7 OFaum, Bon V. Fago, Eilsua 3. Wadsworia. MONEY can be drawn at any time, with interest at the rate of 8 per cent per annum on a8ll sums deposited one or more full months. For Sple---National Life Insurance Uompany, of Chicago. 20 shares of stock for Jesa than cost, as_the pariy is o "TIOMAS PARKER, shllgedtonnll. ApRirts O e Miac, EW PUBLICATICN; LIPPINGOTTS MAGAZINE. 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Sloglo number, pecimen namber, with Special and vory Liboral Pre- suftrn List and Glub Tatos, talled, poatszs pa B ot Dy sy puataso yaldy My J. B, LIPPINCOTT & C0,, Publishers, 715 and 71 Markat.st,, [Philadelphls. LAKE NAVIGATION. GOCDRICI'S STEAMERS For Racine, Milwaukee, Sheboygan, etc., daily, . Sundays oxcepted, § o, m. Saturday Excur- sion Boat for Milwaukee, etc., do'w't leave un- il 8 p. m. For Grand Haven, Grand Rapids, Muskegon, Bpring Lake, Fruitport, Munistee, otc., daily, Bundays oxcepted, 7 p. m, 3 Por 8t. Joseph, Daily, Sundays excepted, 10 8. m, Satordays, Boat don't leave until 11 pom For Green Bay Torts, Mondry, Wednesday, and Friday at 7 p.m. Wednesday's Boat goes to Escanuba, FOR BUFFALO, And Intermediate Points, Anchor Yine stesmer JAPAN, Capt. MoDougs), {oaven dock foot of Norts Lasallo-at!, Munday, July 3l ab Ricaior Transportation Company's stosmor IDAHO, povt, Flanglabves \doek oot ot ‘North Doarbort-sts uly 22, at7 p, m, Tuosdny, J or ST, LOUIS, Capt. Uninn' Kloamtiont, Co.'s ‘steam Bhannon, leavos Ao 3 dzgy J&i’,m.:::, ekat l:uduhm at. bridge, Wodna s tiokina and Fisasse ok eyt odiand Fastage Tiokots, apply st 75 Canal A A BA HOTELS. Barnum’s Hotel, Broadway, corner Tweaticth-st, New York This Hotel {s now fintshed sad ready for guota, It fs complote with All modern Iniprovementaand Gonveniences. sulto and singlo, Erivate larlors, Iath 2,018, Hirothers! Iatout, {mproved Klovator, aud in eloso praxinily to all tha Pinges of Ammspment and Dry Goods Palaced, . Mr, A, 8, BARNUM, fur many yoars ‘zonneoted with the monagoiment of Harium'a Hatal, lal: tal tment in the managemont of f f, KAN PL N AMERIOAN AND EU. PEANBL AL & GREEN, Sndor N 1! o N E‘%’fi"fi SUURINUSE, B Basmame Hota, Bt Tauls, it I by 4 & G STOVES, RANGES, &o. Flrst Promium Mo Elerated Oven, Warming Closst, Tiroling Door, Guard, Dumping and Shaking Grite, Direct Drafty FULLER, WARREN & CO., Manufacturers, Troy, No Yo BRANOR ROUSEC—aw Rork, Cleveland sad Chleago, RNACES. JAMES A, LAWSON, Patonteo, For Heating Churches, School Houses, Publio Bulld # and Privato Residences. : FULLER, WARREN & CO., Manufacturers, Troy, N» Yo BRANCE HOUSEC—XNew York, Cloveltad and Ohleago, AD73 Pattora. For 8Lz n¥ FULLER WARREN & CO., aud 60 Lako-st., Chicago. Alea a full assoriment of Siaves. BOYNTON’S HEATING FURNACES! “Qur Favorite’ Rauges, *Tho OCubinet”? Cook Stove, Balihnore Ifeaters, Henting Stoves, Tuttlo & Briley’s Rexisters, &c. Theso poods are the vary best manufnotured, aud aro reliablo i uvery resbeot. Tho BOYNTON FURNACK hasno oauml. Overy 6J difforant sizos and kinds for leat- ng buildings of every doscription, Iloating and vontf. ating promptly attontod fo. . Estimatos madoon shork notice. Wo tnvito the attention of doalors and thoso wantiog ap erfoct working furiace or couking Arrange- mont o call aud ace us or send for clreulars. " cngo, FERIIRS FOURTH OF JULY THE INMPORTANT ADDRESS Of B. M. BMITH, Seoretary of the Tlinois Btate Farmors’ Association, boforo tho Tive ingston County Farmers’ Asgociation, At Pontiae, on the Fouth of July, Is now roady for delivery as an 8-pago docu- moent, for general ciroulation. ] Farmers’ Olubs and Grangos will be sup- plied ot the following rates: Single Copics.. 3 ots. | 100 Copios. .75 ota. Sorg e oarion 13 ot 1,600 Conion. . 5566 Addross J. W, DEAN, Room @ Tribune Building, Chicago. STEAM FITTING. STEAM HEATING, Inallita-branches, and Denlers in Wrought Iron Pipo and Fittings, SAMTL I POPE & CO., 87 & 89 West Lake-st PAGING MACHINES, NUMBERING MACHINES MANUFAOTURED BY 118 and 120 Monroe-st.. Chicago. LIGHT RAILS, LIGHT RAILS, ‘We have in stock and aro receiving largo consignments of 8 snd 32 pound T Rails, which we offer at low prices for a fow days. ‘We oan also furnish any light Rails up to 36 1bs,, on short notice., HALL, KIMBARK & CO., ‘Wholosale Iron Merchants, 80, 83 and 84 Michizan-av, LOTTERY. $300,000. Capital Brize, $50,000. Missouri State Lottery. Grand Single Number Schome. Draa tiolaat day of ovory month. 8% Petzon, amount 1ng to B300,000. Wholo tickots, 810; Halvos, 85, Send for sireular to MURRAY, MILLER & CO., Hox 2446, St. Lowls, Mo. REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE. Tirst-Class Central Property. I am authorised to offor for sale, for o short time, the 40x110-foot lot on the corner of Dearborn-st. and Oalhoun-place, being on the east side of Daarborn-st. betwoon Wash. ington and Madison-sta, THOMAS LYMAN, Room 17 Portlund Blook. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. An exgallont Farm, oontalning six hundead acres, altn- ated on the Wisconsin Division of thio Narthwostern Rall. zoad, tweuty-two milos from Ohfcago. Thia favin cun bo Sonvonloutl alv ot ot or e fermin, aud will U3 $oldoF excliangod for ity propurtys in wik Tqureor ¢ JONAS BLANK BOOXS, &o. J. M. W. JONES, 1o ard Rotall Stationor, Telnter, aud Blauk Book e Y acuror. Hallvoud Work sad Otlas ‘Btationery Bpoclaltivd Nos. 104 and 106 Madison-st. WANTED, ANTED--AGENTH--FROM 875! 10 250 por month, ovorywhory, to soll onofl of the most usoful articlys over tavented { noodud In evory family. Boud for Cirou lar, Addrow, SECOMB & CO,, 167 Btate-st., Cizzcaao, 1l (norabip hurotofors extitiuy belwoen Te. J, STongRie Rt 1t 1, Bares undor (b thin nanad of Huge & Hidghton i st duy disholyod Ly i) vomvont. Ohlosgo, July 10, 167, 3, J, HOUdITON, . 8,— d te 40 b wntiled b BTttt noconste diilad by SSOLUTION, Nottoo ta horohy given that thu hysinoss solatlons whicl at ano tlino oxlafed boiween 1ho uhdorsignod ai Archibatd oA lliator, and which wo couductsu udor tiie auamo of 0, U, Butts & Goy, wor dissontinuad and voasod o Titb day of Jume 1. DLWiTr o, BUTTA, vo any oxlatonco on CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & €0, FOREIGN. Your of the Spanish Provinces Proolaimed Independ- cnt Cantons. Capture of the Cily of Igulada by the Carlists, SPAIN. MApRID, July 20.—The provinces of Andalu- #in, Murcia, Valencin, and Calodonia have pro- claimed thomselves indepondent Cantons in an- ticipation of the adoption of the new Federal constitution, The decelarations of independ- once wore igsued et Sovillo, Cadiz, and Barco- loua. A Ropublican volunteer has shut himsolf up in the powder mungazine at Latolla, and throat- oned to blow it up rather than surrendor to tho Carlista. BavoNNE, July 20,—Don Carlos ia at Grurito, in Navarre, ebont 20 miles north of Pampeluua, Fighting was rosumed on Friday at Igualada. Tho Curlists hnd entrenched themselves in the suburbs, and oxpectod tho town to aurrendor un- 1tes spoodily rolioved. [1lerald Special.) LowpoN, July 20.—Reports regarding the bat- tlo at Igualada on Friday vary grea tly according #6 they camo from Madrid and Governmont sourcas, or by Oarlist channols through Perpig- nan, All ngreo that tho placo wns attacked by ihe united Carlist columns undor Princo Al- phonse, and {hat thoro was desporate fighting for eightoon hours. Ouo part of tho population assistod 1n the defonso, and the other part sym- pathized with the Carlfsts, Madrid roports state tho result both waya, but a circumstantial account by way of Porpiguan says tho place was captured by tho Caxlists with onio thousand prisonors, four cannons, and two thousand stand of small arma, DPERPGNAN, July 20.—The Carlista have oap- tured Igualada, with 150 prisoncrs, The members of the now Minisiry wera pro- eontod to the Cortes to-day. Tho Tfollowing i tho oflicial list, in which thore are some changes 1rom tho ono telographiod yestorduy : N. Salmer- on, Prosident ; F'ernando Gonzaloz, Minister of TFinanco ; Senor Solor, Minister of Btato ; Senor Rodriguoz, Minister of Justico; Gon, Gonzaloz, Ministor of War ; Sonor Maizonave, Minister ol tho Inlerior ; Senor Oviedo, Minister of Marino ; Benor Palanca, Mivister of tho Colonios ; Sonor Gondalez, Ministor of Public Works. President Balmeron mada & statoment of his policy, which ho said would bo in favor of & fodoral republio, and in no way reactionary. Ho regrotted the rovolutionary declarations of the Cantons, and deolared it would Jbe the Governwont's duty to suppress domagogtos ne well as Carlists. Scnor Castelar will probably Lo elected Presi- dent of the Cortes, although Gil Devoz is put forward as the candidato of tho new Govern mont, Itis mgorhfll that tho Radicals will sup~ port the Republican policy of order, Tho troops of the garrison serenaded Gou. Gonzaloz last night. A doputation, consisting of membors of the Cortes, Gouerals, and other ofticers of tho army and Governmont, waited upon him, and congratulatod him on his romain- iug in office. 5 The Civil guard is to bo increasod to 40,000 mon. : GREAT BRITAIN. Loxpo¥, July 20.—Parliament will be pro- rogued the first week in August. Hamuel Wilborforce, D. LD.‘ Bishop of Win- cheater, foll from Lis' borso yestorday snd was killed. ' Ho was riding with Earl Granville from Loatherhead to Lord Gower's country-seat, whore Gladstono awaited him. The horse was golug at fall spoed ot s tinie tho Bishop fell. is nock was broken, and death was instantane- ous. The master-buildors havo accopted torms of compromige with the journoymen. The masous have not yet come to an agrecmont. Loxpox, July 20.—Tord Wostbury, formerly Lord Chaucollor of England, died to-day, aged 8. Toxnow, July 20.—Tho masters hove agreod to the domand of the journeymen masons, and, 08 expected, a strike las been avertod. et CUBA, THavANA, July 20.—~Tho Chinese laborers on the ostates aro” gotling disnatisfied- with being puid in paper monoy. They coutracted for thelr wages to be pnid ‘in silver, and unless tho m:mtnu fulfill thoir agrecnont disturbauces are ikoly tooceur. THE CHOLERA. Latest Xeports Concerning the Dise ense-=Its Fearful Ravages in Mt Vernon, fnd. CixerNNATr, July 20.—Three deaths were ro- ported this forencon during the hours tho health: ofiice romained open, : EvaxsviLez, Ind., July 20.—A Journal Epecial from MMt. Vernon statos that thero i littlo, if auy, change in thio cholera n{mpmmu Bince {nu- terday, Bovoral new cases havo boeen reported, and six doaths have occurred in the city and threo near tho suburbs, More than ono-half of the population have lefé town, many hundreds of them comiug to this city, aud othery aronow proparing to loavo unless n favorable change ocours immediatoly. No protenso of Lusinces has beon made for sevoral days, and the city has o most gloomy appoarance. Physi- cinus havearrived from several of the surround- ing towns nand are rending all neelstance in their joier, Among tho deaths to-dsy were Dr. falsodor?, & young German physician of much promise, who has eince the appoarance of the opidemio beon most active in his offorts in bo- half of the sick and dylug, aud John Woody and two daughters. Tho Iattor wero tho last of o family of ton wlho have within the wock beon cut down by the torriblo disease, It Ling occurred in threo distinct cavos that four deaths have oc- currod in o singlo family, in ono instanco leav- ing but ouo living; but thero lhas boon no case oqualing iu sadness this ono, An appoal hua been mada to this city for physiclans and nurscs, those already there bn!nxfi “worked down, 'I'ho work of diuinfecting i atill in prog- roa. During last weel six deaths from cholora oc- currad in Evansvillo, and two uow cages wors ro- ported to-dey, but no doaths, Covuxsus, 0., July 20.—Three convicts have died of cholora since tho last report s David Nichols, of Cuyahoga County ; William Osnnon, from Ihokaway County; aud Pativick Mallory, from Cincinnati, Mallory bad Leon in prison ouly about three woeks, 'Tho flrst death 1 the city from cholera occurred to-day. [Ly Mail,] s i, Vernon, Ind., (Julz 17) l}ilqruu'h to the Evansvill onrnal, 'The rise and progress of the cholera in this town for a weel or 80 is 80 singularly nlarming that the droad of the citizons smounis to a panic. Tho univorsal horror of all, it soems to carry on its rayagos 18 malignantly as the gonu- ino type of Asiatio cholora, while it oporatos with far mioro fatal cffect than tho worst epi- domio of small-pox over known, Citizons not ususlly . given fo oxcloment or unnecestary = slor, aro fleeing bo- fora it,whilo business Is prostrate bofore the dis- oase, Fifteen families to-dny nbaudoned their homes, while the departure of others previously has almost dfl}wplfllfl.lld tho place. Boyeral mer- ohants have closed their stores, and scarcely any transactions, excopt in the drug line, aro Toport- od at any of 'the businoss housas. ~ 'Fho Republi- can sud Democrat wers compelled to make tholr isnuo on o half-sheot. T'a-day, In tho morning, it was bolioved thet ibo disease hind yoachod its height, and must subside, but boforo noon now cays wore report- od in qulok wccosslon, and thus ovauiu o proapect of it abatoment looks gloowy. It is dificult to obtaln the oxact numbor of cases, uy the physlciany havo no timo to bo interviowed, and have hud scarcely any rest for two weeks, Not ono of thom,however,hins desorted his pont. Ouo paper, the JDemocral, statos that there wora 9 doaths on Friday, 8 on Saturday,6 on Sun- day, aud 5 on Monday, muking an avorage doath- ruto of 40 por wealk, 'The Kepublican puts tho number of deaths for the weok, ending Wednes- dny, at 80. The high and healthy portion of tha town hau so far oscaped tho ravages of tho plaguo, but that_ portion lying along MLill Croole and DBellovillo hns” besn vi- fted with the woourge _in its most fatal charactor. The Iloard of Ilealth has fosued » proolamation, ordoriug all mattor likely to in crenso or sprond tho disonso to bo at onco ro- ‘movod, undor ponalty of tho Inw. Tho Sauitary Committeca appointed for onch ward have issuiod stringent sanitary ordors, and overy precaution of this sort known to modern. selonco has boon taken, Rvory disiufectant Las boon usod in all parts of tho city, but soom- ingly with littlo efrect. Biiugham, Ala.: (July 16), Correspondencs of the Touistille Couricr-Journil, + + . . OCholora broko out with fatal virul- ence. As usual, the nogroes sitflored most, and, althongh thoy dled by tho scores, the wiscacros declared thoro was no cholern in tha place. "I'hon n straggling forco of mon was pus to work ot soma of tho nastieet ditches, but it was too )ulu! tho disenso broke oub ovorywhero, and would yiold to no treatmont. 'Tho Boord of Honlth attompted somo mensires, but all organ- ized movemouts failod. 'Tho peoplo woro too new to cach other for concorlod moyvoments, Tho puorer clarses wero scattored aud unkuown, aud thoy woro fraquently ot tho point of donth be- toro they rought modical reliof; 8o thoy dicd by rcoron, and tho pooplo flod from the placa by hundreds, Tho physicians wore enrnest, cuor= otio and falthiul; thoy wora rondy nt mll hours 0 go wherever thay woro called, although by far tho groator numbor of their cases woro charity pationts, This continued for two wacks or moro, tho mortality somotimos incrensing, some- times falling; now two or throe deaths a day, now soven or eight, with & stoadily decreasing po}mlnflan. ‘Pha most hopoful bogan to dospond. Men who had beforo chafed osch other about the cholora scare h”fi“ thomsolves to bo infected. Thon, too, the disoaso assumed a new phase. Instoad of boing preceded by o diarrhon fors day or longor, it devoloped almost 1n an hour tha worst foattiros of genuino cholora, People diad in apparout Lealth, aud rested that night in o coffin, Dunincss was suspouded and the stroots deserted, It becamo diflicult to find mon to dig tho graves or tako the bodies to thom, Nearly tho “whole Jmpuhflon becamo affocted. Of courso thoy didn't ail Lave tho clholera, but the malaria soemed to onter into everybody’s sys- tom with {\mntn or less nctivity, ~ Whother It w8 that tho best and truest men remained, or whethor thero is that residuunt of unsolfishuoss and truo heroism in ench human heort, I don't Lnow ; bitk cortainly the noble worlk dono horo in tho last ton doys would dispol from any mind tho boliof that the Samaritans wero an oxtinet people. Whore s month ago all wa jealonsy and dissengion, now is o generous rivalry in the work of siding tho sick, No one, however poor, but lins nursos and modical attontion, and that, too, when tho physiciaus can carcoly stnge gor to their work, g0 worn out are thoy frem their long and unrosted Inbors, They are tho truo knighta-orrant of our time. Colonel Powoll slands his ground nobly, His friends bog him to leavo, and, though wealtby and without o kinsman in the place, he rofuses to desert if. God nows how soon wo shall seon tho end, Threo days ago tho plague seomod elmost passed away; for tho twenty-four hours onding last night, July 14, there wera yoported thirteen deathis in & population not now numbering moro thnn six hundrad souls. lurfreesboro (Xenn.) Correapondence of the Nashville ianner, _ Wo have had about forty-two deaths in town sinco tho appoarance of tiio cholora, thirty-nino of which wera nogrovs. Thoro havo died in tho counly, outsido of corporalion limits, about twonty-five, mostly negroes, ‘Tho disenso has, at prosont writing, disappeared from town, buf wo hicar of sovoral casos in tho country. From the Carlisle (Ry.) Mereury, July 18, Up to yosterdny miorning thero swore seven deaths ffom cholera at Millorsburg, with two cagen that it was thought would rocover. All flfi tvnctmm woro negroes, No casos among tho whites. MILWAUKEE. Reccoption of Chicago Murnors == A Swell Mob Overreached == Snealk 'Thieves Abroad--A Lawless Womau. Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune. MiLwAvKEE, July 20.—Chicago Turnory to the number of 600 arrived at noon to-day, ovor the Northwestorn Road, one hour behind advortised time, Thoir arrival was awaited by the Milvau- kee Turners and soveral hundred poople. The visitors were oscorted to Quentin's Park, whero thoy wore handsomaly ontertalned. Gymnastio exorciges. Ohicago and Milwaukeo poople large- ly.attended. At ope time there woro nearly 8,000 poople on the ground. . ‘The congrogation of the Temple of Emawiiol hold a pienic at Bharpshooter Park, which puseed off finoly till evening, when the paoplo. wero disturbed by o Jarge gang of rowdics, who 1iad gatherod for & swell mob, Had thoy boen successful they would have achioved s larga Taul of watchos, jowelry, and othor valuables, as theso artiolos wore gonorously displayed by the Indies 'and goutlomen of tho patty. A largo number loft tho party, and a posso of police was sont out to provent further disturbouce. It is supposed that the rowdios camo with Lont’s cireite, which arrivod horo to-dsy. The houtio of Mr, Torhoune wag entored by hnrfihra lagt Baturday, and robbed of valuabley in tho absence of tho family, and_an attomph wag mado to outor the residenco of John Eldred. In viow of tholargo arrival of enenk-thioves and burglars, business men Lave been warned, sud the police-forco are on the alert, No doubt a numbor of the gang will’ Bo captured during the stay of Lont's show, Justico Dearloy, of Wauwatess, called on tho Shoriff to-day for o posse of polico to arrost o noted courtosan named Thoress Hamilton, her sistor and others of the Hyde Park Houso who ‘wore reeling about the streets threatening to in- uro peraons, Therosa s lnown ns s bruiser, and has givon policemen much trouble to handle hor. Tho Iydo Purk Housa is nolorious on ac- count of the murder of McKouzie, for which Towan is on triel. On Saturday & number of German milkmon and gardoners marched to tho toll-gate_ on Groon Bay road to out it down ; thon ordored ita 1omoval outside of the city limits within forty- oight hours. Tho cause of the outrage is tho collection of miloage within tho city. DUBUQUE. Eforrible Orimes Drought to Light-- Several Persons Injurcd by n lunae way 'Team, Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Dusvqug, Ia, July 20,~The commission of & gories of horrible orimes has just como to light horo, Aboub six years ago tho porson scousod of committing thom loat his wifo undor circnm- stances that proved he eared nothing about hor. Bho disd in childbirth, having several children, smong them three daughters, ono 24 yoars of age. The charge is that this man forced this danghter to submit to tho indulg- onco of his lust{ul passions, and that the rosult of it has beon threo childron, ono of thom born last Tuesday night. The supposition is that the “threo children woro murdored as thoy came into tha world. The disaoyory of theeo allogod orimos n eatising {;runb oxcitemont, aud of courso, an invostiga® ion of tho matter will be made. A runawny team at Masonville, on Friday night, knocked down two mon named Kocgan aud Hoilly, who aro 80 badly injurad that thoy aro not expacted to live. I'wo ladies wero also kuocked down by the runswsys, but aro not so much injured, RAILROAD RATES. Falling Off in Trade HBotwoon Chi« cago nnd Dubnque Caused by tho New Freight Tavitfs, Special Dispateh to the Chicago Tribune, Dunuque, July 20,—Tho morchants of this city liave boen compellod to trudo at 8t. Loula by tho now froight arrangomonts of tho Illinois rondn 1t costs moro under these urrangemonts to ship to o from Chicago than it does from tho Eastorn oltios and Olifeago. If thoso frolght arrangements ghould be maintuined, Chicago will suifor badly in vonsequence, ox o concentrated cffort is being wado to trado clsowhore, .« = e Oblunry, fir. Louts, July 20,~Oliarles R, Davis, for many yoars connwctod with the oditorial stalt of tho Demoorat, and olitof editorial writor of the Glob winco thut papor was started, diod thi oveuiug, sftor an illness of ouly a fow houra, —_~— Arrest of Allegod Bond ‘Thioves. LousviLre, July 20,--Two mon glviug_thelr nomes as George 1, Berdors and Chau, Curtis, arvested in this clty yeaterday as uuslmctml folons, bad o their possossion a carpet-bog fillod with bonds, &o., snppored to_bo bogus or stolon, Including }’(ns.pplfl{), 51, mf“m andg 639, cortiffentos by {lio Orphan ' Boys Lodo Gold Miniyg Company, of Chicagor elgned by B. - Howman, presldont, and W, Ootos, Becratary; cortificato No.63,U, 8. 1. R, Btatlon' Tndicator Company, roprosontin 1,000 shares, with thirteon conpona mttached; Chicago Paper Compmny, cortlfleate No, 850 ; Columbua Coal and_ Ofl Gompnny, of Kentucky, certiflento No. 208; ehares to the amount of £10,000 Lake Ontario & Hudson River Rail- rond Company; carlificato No. 537, first mortgogo Dond; two land-warranta to Simeon W, Marcy, for land givon at Shawneotown, 1il., and & nu bor of miscollancous bonda and deods. Tho do- tectivos making tho arrest thinl it au important capluzo. ho two mon bad nn examining trial, snd woro committed in dofault of §1,000 bouds each. WASHINGTON, A Large Portion of the Geneva Award Already Paid, Latest Phase of the Political Cam- paizgn in Vieginia. Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, PAYMENT OF THI GENLVA AWARD, Wasurxatrow, D, 0., July 20.—Moro than five woeks ago your corrospondent was reliably in- formned that tho British Government had made srrangoments for tho payment of ihe entiro 815,600,000 nwarded by the Ge- povs Board of Arbitrators, at o pe- riod then stated to bo sbont two months rovious to tho 14th of September noxt, the imit of timo allowed for wsottlemont of tho iu- dobtednors, Inquiry was immediately mado of the Socrotary of the Treasury, who somowhat discredited the statemout, ‘but added that bo Dbad bosrd nothing 'from auy sourco in regard to the wsubjeckt, ond would only learn of an intention of the kind mentioned through tho Seeretary of Stato, to whoso Department ell commuuications iu ro~ lation to minttors of this character are mado, and thoneo referred to the Tronsury Dopartment. Oflicinls at tho Stato Dopartment profesuod to know nothing nbout tho question, but woro vory relicont less they might lot ont somo profound State sccret with so many of which thoy imagine thomsolves specially charged. It now leaks out, howover, that at the vory timo this subjoct was brought to tho attontion of thesa’ wuthorities, ond inlelligence askod {for arrangements were actually being carried ont by Mr, Lowe, tho English Chancollor of tho Ex- chequor, for tho transmission to this country through prominent banking houscs of the ma- jor part of the amount duo the United States ; ihat aboub _ §8,000,000 woro by eale of bills _on London' placed to the credit of England on this side of _tho Atlantic Ocoan, and that tho balance, about 7,600,000, will' bo paid; dollar for dollar, in called United States 5-20 bonds, a_considorablo portion of which haa alrendy beon obtained, Thig iransnction was managed quietly bocause it fssaid Mr. Lowe was ufraid of the offcot publicity might liavo on the market. Somo interest is ovinced in cortain quartora to know how thieso paynionts by the British Government havo been made and provided for, as it ia recollected that Mr. Lowe, in his fluanco statoment to Parlin- mont, April 7 Just, proposed thab one-alt, or £1,600,000 storling, of tho award should come out of the ordinary rovonue of tho present yoar, and in case thore should bo an unfavorablo state of flunnco, which he did not expect, the remaining onc-haif to bo provided ~for by giving excuange bonds for n vory short poriod, simply adjourning paymont of the lust Lulf nntil noxt year, Ifo hoped, howaver, that tho Governmont vould not buve to iksue them at ol VIRGINIA POLITICS, A woll-known Virginian who arrived here to- day from extendad travels in that common- wealth, {8 of opiuton that, from (ha indica- tions, Gon. Kompor, an_ox-Confederato, will bo tho Consorvativo candidate for Govornor, and Col. Robt, W. Hughes, scoms to bo the favorito of the Ropublicans in the onsuing political Con- test, Phis gentloman states that, whilo the I:lsop‘lu gunorullram nomivally divided into po- itioal partios, they have, in fact, no political bat= tlo to fight, but that tho contost will borathor of porsonal considerations, excepting tho moro impottant question of Stato improve- monts. Kemper is understood {0 ropresons tho interest of tho Virginin & Tenngssee Rilrond, and is in favor of tho presont railrond syalom of the State, whilo Hughos claims to be nu ndvocate of o free franchige Jaw, which will allow Pom Beott and tnen of his ilk to build all the railronda they desire within the limits of the Old Dominion, X SENATOR SUMNER leaves this weok for Boslon, ‘thence hie goes to Nnhant, to romain thero during the month of August. Bovoral montbs of almost total abutinonco from participation in public at- {airs, and frocdom from oxcitowont of any kind, Dbas produced w marked improvement in tho bealth of Mr. Sumner. In cese hio does nob ox- erienco a relapso, ho expects Lo o able to tako Eiu seat in tho Sensto at the opuulnfi of Cou- gress, to take patt in tho buniness and tho dis- cussions of that body with Lis former carnest- nesy and vigor. —_— THE BROOKLYN TRUST CORPANY. Contlicting Evidence as to the Thes ory of Suicide in the Cnso of Nilly, iz Defanlting President. Special Dispateh to the Chicago Tribune, New Yorx, July 20.~~Judgoe Aloxander MoCue, the principsl stoclkholdor and counsel of tho Drooklyn Trust Company, has boon found to ba ‘transforring his property tolls wifo,it is thought, to avoid paying bis heavy lossen. ' It is cloarly established that Mills, the defautting Prosidont, did not commit suicide. Ho would liave prob- ably coucludod, had ho lived n duy longor, trans- actions which would have helped him out of Lis diflleulties, [7o the Assoeiated Press.) NEw Yok, July 20.—The Leliof that Mr, Milla Inte Prosident of tho Brooklyn Urust Compnny committad suicido, in becowing quite goneral It iu said that on tho day bofore his death, somo of the Directors of the bank informed him that an exammation of his accounts would be com- mencod tho next day. On NMonday afternoon Mills obtained u full scttloment of his land agont, and doposited n check which he roceived from tho Iatter In the Nassan Dank to his wife's credit, Aftor this trausaction ho sgottled tho accounts of his butcher sud baker, which were usuelly paid at the endof each month, 1f well-uuthenticated rumors circulated laut ovening ure to bo accredited, Mills' conduct at Conoy laland during tha last night of his life flvu» materinl support to the eulcide thoory. t Is statod that ho did not retive to his bedroom until a Iate hour, and noxt morning it was found that bis bed bad nat beon slept on. At tho time of his death these factd wero studiously concoal- ed, but yesterday thoso in posscssion of them concluded that furiher soorcoy was useless, It is said in Brooklyn to-day that an oxamina- tion of tho books of tho bank, as_far as prosent- ed lnst night, develops loss of §800,000, It was throatonod last night that & warrant_ would bo issued for the arrost of Becrotary Rodman, who continued to countersign Mills’ oheoks, although he lnow that hig account was heavily over- dravn, : —_—— Crops in ¥Eontucky. Lousviuie, Ky., July 20,—1T'ho Courier-Jour- nal, to-morrow noon, will publish full erop- rveports trom Kentueky. Iu the eastern part of tho Btate, and in tho Bluo Grass vogion, recont raing liavo groatly damaged onts, whent, and comn. Hemp, in tho Dlue Graes reglon, is vory light, "ho aggroguto yield will not equal by two-thirde tho orop of the proceding two years, Tubaceo In Eustorn and Contral Kontucky is promising. Coreals in Boutlwestern Kontncky aro somowhnt damaged by rains, but promiso ail avorago orop, Tobacco in the southorn and western coutities promises a falr erop, 28 e arafeoii Khooting Affruy In Jfoston, BostoN, July 20.—This oveniug s whooting affliny ocourred ou Ouk strcot, in which Dr, A, N, Winelow nurrowly escaped boing killad by ono Prof, Mao, who oxteusively advertison putout medicino, Lhe troublo ariginated in a business transaction, ‘Tho shot hit Winslow in the lofi cheols, and penotrated to the cuvltg aboye the noso,"wharo probing faifod to reach if, AMao had not boou arrested ab & lato hour, * BOSTON. The Heated Term --- Amuse- ments---An American Institution. Interesting Relios-—-The Original Star-Spangled Banner, From Our Own Correspondent. Boszon, July 15, 1879, THE WEATHER, whicl hias beon quite cool for tho fortnight past, with @en-breczos overy day, has turned hob again, and the summor-oxodus from the city bas foirly bogun, Bvery outgoing traln is crowded liko an cmigrant-ship, and the piles of Iluggago accumulated ot all tho depots indicate that Miss Tlora McFlimsy Ia upon the movo. Tho city is uudeniably dull. Business flags, aud so doos pleasuro, THE TIEATRES, what there aro left of them, sre all open, but of~ for no espocinlly strong attractions, At ihe Buseum, thoy aro running the epectacular bur- Josque of *The Enchantod Beauty,” whioh, hav- ing a good cast and fine sconery, is proving quito popular with out-of-town play-gocrs, who ate tho principal patrons of tho Musewmn at this senson. At tho Boston, the acrobnts Zogrino and Moul- ton aro performing somo trapeze feats so daring and dangoerous as to givo an audienco cold chills, ovun with the morcury up among tho ninetios. Bo seasonable an cutertainment naturally draws, Nogro-minstrols, et id gonus omne, constituto the chiof attractions of the Howard, Our the- atrical accommodations aro at prosont somewhat limited. Tho burning of tho Globo Theatre, and the conversion to other uses of the 8t. James, lenvo us, fu fact, only tho threo I have nfon- tioned; and tho want of furthor nccommoda~ tion is much felt. It was announced, immediately aftor the destruction of tho Globo, that that houss would bo at onco robuilt ; but we hear nothing Iately of such purpose. A fow weoks ago, thero was ourrent a rumor, which I have not beon able to trace to any trust- worthy source, of & plan tfo oreot o first-class theatro npon the famous Doacon cstato, at tho Bouth End. Undoubtedly such an establigh- ment in that locality wonld ultimately be good proporty, but it is questionablo if the time is quite ripe for it. TUE PUBLIG CONCERTS on tho Common snd elsewhere, which have been customary in past yenrs, are not accorded us this goason. Wo have an economical City Govern- ment, and it declined to voto the small snm which would have sufficed to place this simple and barmloss means of refined enjoyment within the reach of all, Economy is & good thing, {0 'be sure. Nobody wag disposed to grumble bocause there was no appropristion for fireworks on tho Fourth; indoed, it was conceded thatwo had had fireworks onough for one year. But to cut oft the pitiful $2,000 or £8,000 which the Com- mon-concerts would cost is sheor niggardliness, snd, moreover, not becoming in a city-govern- ment which Las not scon the nccsssity of mato- rially ocurtailing its own junkotings. Meanyhile, the senson of MAMMOTIL PICNTOS ‘has 8ot in strongly, and ecores of parties leave the city every day, by rail aud steamer, bound | for the difforent beaches, groves, and publio gardeny in the vicinity. All the churches go, all tho Sunday-schools, and innumerable soci- otios and “orders,” have to msake up parties. The news-boys and boot-blacks went down tho harbor the other day, and said they Lad o “bully time.” One can beliova it in their caso, or in that of poor children generally. DBut that graver poople, snd woll-to-do poople, by hun- dreds sud (Luusands,—nay; tens of thonssuds,— all over tho country, should actuslly secom to enjoy the horribly-grogarious and panfully~ laborious oxcurslous, is a fact which tho thought- {ul observer finds it dificnlt to comprehond. The gang-picnic may fairly be set down as an American institution. Inno other couniry can you find the samo thing, It is truo that, in cor~ tain manufacturing districts of England, tho wosk-pooplo do somotimes get up_oxcursions in feoble imitntion of it; but it is only in America that it has found the conditions favorable to its utmost devolopment. I sy utmost, for tho Tord forbid that nnylhhlg; 80 unutterably dis- agrecablo should bo capablo of going any farther. ‘Thore was o very g)[euunnt gathering, tho othor day, at the rooms of the Now Eugland Historic- Gnnenlnfiicnl Hocioty, on which occasion were isplaye TIREE ANGIENT BATTLE-FLAGS, all historic relics of more than common interest. The flags wero lmu%nnuud the room, and Capt. GeorFe T, Problo, U. 8. N., prasented—if I msy be nilowed to uso the term—enchone in turn, and gave o sketch of its history. Tho first—a swall flag, not over 6 feot squaro, and well pre- sorvod—is porhaps tho oldest American flag ex- tant. It wau the ensign carried by Paul Jones on the Bon Hommo Richard, in {ta” engagemont with thie British frigato_Sorapis, on tho 24th of Soptomber, 1779, Iu'the hottest of tho fight that dny, this lag was shot away and foll into tho sou, whon o young man named James Bayard Stafford, serving as & volunteor on_ board tho Bon Hommo Richard, lesped ofter and eoized it. Ho regained the ship in safety, but, while ostoring the flag to its placo, was ont down and ‘badly wounded. ~ After tho sinking of tho Bon Homme Richard, tho flag was transforred to tho Allianco, and, at tho clogo of the war, it was prosented to young Stafford, in consideration of the gallantry ox- hibited in ite resouo, Aftor his doath, it passed to his daughter, Miss Serah Smith Stafford, in whoso possession it now 18, and who was presont on tho ‘occasion to which I am roforring. This lady seoms to have inhorited in full measuro the gullant and Entrioliu spirit of hor father, She it was who, it may bo remombored, voluntarily lont tho monoy sho possessod, $15,000 in doublo-cagles, to tho Btate of Now Jersoy in tho beginning of the Rebellion,—n loan for which sho received no socurity until six months aftor- wards, THE SECOND FLAG aisplayod,— Iarge, but fadod and tattored en- sign, from which a cousiderablo fragment had been shot away, and replaced by s pieco of an- other flag,—was carried by the United Statosbrig Enterprise in hor victorious engngement with tho Toxor, off Portland, Mo,, in tho year 1813, Both commandors wore killed in the action, aud wora Dburied noxt dsy in the old cemetery on Munjoy Hill. It was this engagoment which Lonzfoliow yoford toin his boautiful poom entitled, ** My Lout Youth "+ 1 romomber the sea-fight far away, Tlow it thundered o'or tho tide 3 And the dead captaina, as they lsy In their graves o'erlookiig tho tranquil bay Where they in battle died., ‘Thore ocours to mo s little PERSONAL INOIDENT in connectlon with this old flag, which, slight though it was, yot loft at tho_timo o swaot and tender & momory in my mind that I venture to relate it hore, It was in tho darkent {mrind of the Robellion —the summor of 1863—that the writor of this, thon sojourning in Portland, strolled into the musoun of the Hoolety of Nulural History, In ono of tho emnll ante-rooms, place had beon givon to o collection of antiquitios aund articles of lhistorlo iutorest, and among thom hung upon the wall this same old flag “of the Enterpriso. Bittin apart in ono cornor, I was uot obsorvo Dby tho only othor porsons in the room. Theso were twa youug lndics, ovidoutly eisters, of :luiM aud refined sppearance, and attired iu the cop mourning which in thoso sad days, when ovory newapspor bronght thlings of dcath lo #omo household, soomed to becoue tho uniyors #nl garh, l\luvln‘; round tho room, thoy Lind paused boforo this Flozlmm rug whichhung upon Lo wall, 1tiddled by shot, faded by timo, and solled with the smolce and grime of battlo, there was Littlo [n its appearanco to attract a lady's oyo. I watched them as thoy read tho labol attached to tho velio, and eaw' tho color deepen ou the two mwool, thoughtful faces. ‘Thoy 1 glanced at esch other, thelr oyos flashed proud- ly and then filled with toats, and, as if moved by o simullanoous Impulse, they bont down and pressod ench o rovoront kiss upon thoso stained and time-worn folds. Thoy had not oxchuuged a word, but tho look, tho actlon, wora eloguont., Nover was a mwoctor, truor, ‘mora spontangons oxprossion of that dosp and ngelonate dovotion to country which animated ho women of the North through all that dread- ful nlmg;ilo. In thoso prosperous days wo aro {fast growlng bard aud indifferout, aud porhapa forgotting tho worth of thoso things for which wo were fimn rondy to mato such sncriflcos. The Portland Museumn of Natural History wae duotroyed in tho groat flro of 1806, but for- tunately tho onsign of the Buterprise was saved. It is now tho proporty of Mr. II. G. Quincy, of thnt cily, Laytly thoro was exhibited TITE IDENTIOAL STANDAND which floated ovor tho ramparts of Fort Me- Henry during its bombardment in 1814, and the sight of which by Franeis Bcott Koy inspirod 1he production of tho spirit-stirring ** Rtar-Spangled Bannor," Everybody knows the story, but it was ‘plensantly rolatod by Capt. Iroblo. “ihls flag ia now ownad by Mra. Willism Stuart Apploton, o daughtor of Liout-Col. Armistend, tlo command or of Fort Mollenry during (Lo bombardmont. The lady was prosont on this occasion, ace companied by adaughter, Bomothing very liko & TLMPEST IN A TEA-POT Ling Iatoly agltaiod sovoral of the mmaller citics adjolnlug Loston, in volation to post-ofico of- foirs, By & rccont order of tho Postmastor Genoral, tho cities and villages of Somorvilly, Comuridgoport, East Combridge, Clolsen, Brooklin, Hazison Bquorc, nnd othors, bavi boon added to tho territory under the jurisdic tion of the Boston Postmuster,—thereby oxtond: ing to thoso places tho advantagos of tho sys- {om in tho city itsolf. Collection-boxes hava boen sot up, tho number of mails per diem Inrgely incroased, and, bo a considorablo’ nddi- tion to tho forco of carriors, the privilogo of tha fros dolivery, which they have not bithortg enjoyod, hag been oxtonded to them; andall this at a considerablo reduced of oxponditure by the Dopartment, The suburbans in general ara pleatedwith tho chango,as incvea: ing largoly their poatal facilition; but the reductionof the various offices to tlie position of mioro briuchos of tho Boston office, and of the local Postmastors to the status of managing clerks, is not only displons< ing to thoso gentlomen nud their frionds, but offensive to the locnl pridu of the placos concern- od. Aceordingl{, oLitions and romonsirancos have gouo up to Washington against this inva- sion of municipal indopondenco. Somo suburb« an nowspapors have contnined foracions load- org, of {ho Administration, and Congressman Hoopor has_ recoived sovero castigntion for mnot hn.vin$ exerted himself to provent tho *!out- rogo/” But the Dopartmeut seems to know whiat it is about, and what tho majority of the Euoplo wish ; g0 Lheso romonsirances bave not eon hooded. Tho new arrangement wout into offect on the 1st inst., and works woll. Tho some system has boen successfully applied to otlier Jargo citics and their subwbs, and thers sooms no possible objection to it here, excopt 1 the ** totchiness " of looal dignity. LITERARY MATTERS here are dull, like overythiug else. Very littlo vorthy of noto is doing in publishing circles, Oegood & Co. are reprinting o fow foroign books which have alroady gainod sufficient no- tico abroad to seouro them accoptance horo. This Louse, under its presont managoment, malkcs fow bold ventures. Lee & Bhopard are gotting ready for the fall cempnign. Eates & Lourlat fin now firm) have in proparation some valuable books of scientiflc chiaracter, to which I may re- for furthor at anothor timo. This firm proposo 10 moke a spocinlty of worls of this cls, One really noticeable book, however, is pub- lished to-day by Roherts Brothors. ‘* LOVE IN THE NINETELNTIH CENTURY” is o novel by Miss Harriet W. Proston, a writer very woll known by lLer oxcollont translations from tho Fronch, and somewhat less widely through s volume ontitled “Aspendale,” issued savoral years ago. *‘Aspondala™ was nob stricts 1y a novel, nor yet o collection of esuays, but o sort of combination botwoon the two. It was very warmly received by a class of npl(grecluuvo and cultivatod readors, but it nd too littlo inci- dent and too much [)hlloxmphy to be popular. “Lovo in the Ninetoouth Century” 1s bottor adapted to tho popular taste, It has o distinct story, rolating tho unexciting love-experionces of two rather typical young Americans,—peoplo in avorage circumstunces, but of rather moro thau averazo culturo,—Iko yorns men a jou 'nal- ist, the Iady n music-teachor. ‘Whe telling of this story can hardly bo said to bo tho object of the book, the incidonts rather serving a8 0 thread on which, liko fincly-wrought beads, aro strung the thouihes ond roflections of tho writer,—2 varied succcesion of r.'m'alulay-llm)luud ennays, Thig kind of wriling is_introduced into the conversation and corrospondence of the principal personages. Itsorves to dovolop chiar- aoter, und to carry on tlie urrrative, and will bo koonly rolishad Ly such roaders ay_profer frosl- nesg and originality of thought fo esciting or sensational Incident. A singlo extract from the advance-sheots mni givo somo idor of its tono and stylo, and of tho delicato fancies in which it abounds, [t is tho heroino who speaks : * Days liko (i—cloudy, soft days {n munmer—alwaya enrry mo baciMo oncsuch o loig while ago, when I was a 1itllo school girl, and puzzled out from 'the sec- ond book of tho ZEneid the story of ihe full of Troy. Thero was an opou window near my deck, and I pose the subducd lovelinexs of the world outsido was ppeallug to my eensea all tho whilo that my poor bratn was trylng to keep hard ot work. Auyhow, tho still wenther and tho ead, preposleroty tale got thems solves Inoxtricubly leuded T my wind, oud T tive ever ainco cherlshed a firm canviction thiat I saw Troy inita laut duys, and that the weathor was like this. And now hero comes Willlam Morels, with his heart-rending Death of Taris, and, bebold, 1o bna my very fdoa | Ie ascribes tho self-sane weath: or to #thio last month of Troy's Lelerguermont.” 1 cannot tell you with what onotion T vead thicse ex- quisito opening sinnzas, less for their beauty thau ho- cause their atmosplhicrs was 8o perfoctly familisr, Do you remembsr how “Tlie grey clouds, big with tho threat of rain, Darted a spacs ol on lio Tolans shongy ‘And atruck o glory fron: that shining ono 2 T am very muchiualised fo balleve that Ar. Morris and I wore both thero i {liat city by tho sen where tho scliolars “ raga for over,” and fhe critics imagino » vain thing ;" but that ho remufued after I left, aud has come at last to tull momora of what befell, Thia letter sooms to bo mainly one of gossip, and may a4 woll concludo with A OLERICAL, ITEM. The Rov. Dr, Lorimer, of the Shaswmut Ave- nuo Baptist Socioty, lias declined tho call of the Tromont Templo Socisty to hacomo their pastor in place of tho Rov. Mr. Fulton, assigoing ne reason bis binding obligations (o his prosont so- ciety. The Tromont Tamplo fold, thereforo, ro- mains without o shopherd, 'T'ho vacant pulpit is considorod one of the most important within the Baptist denomination, it beiug a sort of ad- vancod post on tho outskirts of Zion, from which &_lurgor number of non-Baptist Learors are reachied than from almost auy other, Tho The question of who shall fill the place is there- fore ono of gonoral intercst to tho soclety af large. E.B.C. —————— NEW YORK. Fnll of n Scafiold at a Base-DBall MatchesSeveral Porsons Badly Xow cdecEnrollment Notico to French fMinorw. New Yonk, July 20.—Yesterdsy afternoon, while the match botwoen- tho slutials and At- Iautics was in progross, s ecallolding overlaok- ingg the flold, containing about fifty porsons, gave way, Beriously injuring & numbor of blom, o were pioked up witll hroken arms, one with Thmkou auklo, aud another with intornal m- uries, A quarrel, arising from {(«alausy, took placo this morning at No. 64 Clarkson streot, batweon Michsol Lunnoy aud Potor MckKeuus, duting which the latior fatally stabbod Lunney. Me- Kenna was arrested, and Lunno{‘mm taken in a dying coudition to tho Hollovuo Houpital. 'Ono thousand watches of foreign mako, with Amorican trade-marks engravoed upon them, was Boizod in thiu city yostorduy. In pursuance of Instructions from the French Ministor of Fm:fn Affuirs, the TFirst Conunl- Goneral has issuod a call to thous of bis uatlon- ality residing In this city, wndor 20 yonrs of ago, to rogintor Lheir unmos us Frouch citizeny at tho Gonoyal Qonsulato. "Tha Y 8. m, nowspaner oxpross train to Phila- dolphis has boon discontinued, - — Murders, New Onueans, July 20,—.!0»0‘1]: Bomit, an Italian, wau shot snd instuntly lalled, by an un- Iuown'party, noar the old Molatie course, 1le assassin escaped, Joseph Walsh, a native of Now York, culvert builder on the Morgan Toxus Railyond, was shot snd_instantly Lilled, at Qerro Doune Station, Triday night, by aman named Juey, It rosuliod from & row ovor cards aud billlards. donounciug tho * centralizing tendoncics” - i