Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 7, 1878, Page 1

TR T VOLUME XXXIX. 3 SUNDAY. JULY 7, 1878—SIXTEEN PAGES, — FURNITURE AND BEDDING. Tnraiture Mamifacturers' U i 269 & 271 ST ATE-ST. We would annource the forming of 8 copartnership of five of Chicago’s oldest and largest Manufacturers and Wholesale Deslers in FURNITURE and BEDDING, under the above firm name, who will begin showing their consolidated Wholesale and Retail Stores at Nos. 260 & 271 State-st., where every article of their immrense stock of Furniture and Bedding will bo RETAILED AT WHOLESALE PRICES—the same price that retail dealors themselves pay. Speclul attention given -==="10 Hotel Furnisling. B. S. DOWNER, Manager. EIRORTED G008 TO BE SOLD AT IMPORTER'S PRICES. HAMONDS, Clocks, Brongzes, Blegant Jewelry, Novelties, &c., &c. (ifles, Bro. & 0. 8. B Cor. State and Washingtonsts Hatchless Pianos Arouniversally conceded to bo the Standstd Fiano of the world; are sought to be imi- fated by cearly ail makers of Europe and America; aro regularly exported to Hurope ond ethor parts of the civilized world, ia farge and constently increasing numbers; avo used wbenever attainable, and recom- epded by the leading artists in both hem- Jepheres, and haye received the highest hon- ors ever awarded to any piano manufactur- ors in the world. BURBETT ORGANS! The Model Recd Organs of America. These Instruments heve attained a popu- Jerity unparalleled in the annals of the Or- gan trade. The inventor, Mr. Burdett, has Gevoted overa quarter of a century 10 the {mprovement of Reed Organs; beginning wain the reed bosra itself, ho bas added orizinal device to device, 50 mi its odinery form snd developing its latent wmches as to bring the Burdett up to ite pres- et uneopro=chabie stendard of excellence. T Iliurirated Cgtalozues of the various styles of Steinway Pianos and Burdett Or- gana mailsd free by LYON & HEALY, GENERAL NORTHWESTERN AGEXNTS, State and Monros-sts., CHICAGO. STORY & CAMP, E Row in their New and IMagnificent Store, Call attention to their large stock of GE! B AllGreat Artists E ussthemand rec- E ?% ommend them, H 8 S ] The Most Extensive Ucrivaled in @ @%é g Design. E % a Organ Factories in Toxne, and 188 & 190 State-st.. Chicago. (O, PaimerHouse,) & mi2 and 914 Olive st £t Louts, @ E the World, ‘beautiful in (Op. Paimer House.) & 912 and 914 Olive i, St Louts, FINANC Ciitazp & Alton Ralroad SiX PER CENT 605D SINKING-FUND BORDS. URTTED STATES TROST CO, Trustee BONDS DUE 1903. Interest Payable May 1 and Nov. 1. ¢ Boncs area direct obligation of the Chi- Iroad, and have a dirst lien over s City & St. Louis Railroad, — oy ave recomended as s safe and desirubie {ovestment. FOR SALE AT PAR and INTEREST, in CURRENCY. A. 0. SLAUGHTER, Corner Clark and Madison-sts. TheUmion Trust Company N. E. Corner Clark and Madison-sts., _Allows fnterest on deposits at the rate of 4 ner cent per snnum. Interest adaed 10 al July and Junvary if not drawn. SN WSON, Precicent. G. M: WILEON. Cashier. (hy Vo Park R {hicago West Park Bonds. The {aterest maturing July 1, 1878, on above Ronds, will be paid st maturi: prescniation of the proper A the NORTIY LsTs 220, irfesgo. L., June 20, 1¥ FIDELITY BANK, Highest price patd for buoks a1 SHURLY'S hror th C: Jewelry -&—, 222 WABASE-AV. Four-gtory bulldinz, 275171 feet. WiIl give loag Jease atlow Tent. _AppIy on the prem! Store and basemenz Y3 Lasalle-s nd 10uth Soors BX and 3 OCA. CA: i S1x Deticions Puddings Can be made from one pack- aze of 1ILL'S EAST IN- DIAN MANIOCA.! Bold by all ieading Grocers. FURNITUR LAWRENCE &MARTIN, IMPORTERS, 181 Hadison-st,, Chicago. Liguor Department. Four Summer Whiskies of the following well-known brands HANDMADE SOUR MASH: M. V. Monarch, McBrayer, . Monareh, Bond & Lillard. hy We can afferd (o sell First= Class FURNITURE lower than any other house in the irade: FERST. We manufacture our own goods. SECOXIP. Our expenses are less than others, while our sales are MORE THAN DOUBLE ANY TWO retail houses in the city. TREEREP. We are the ONLY house in the city that buys wholly for **spot cash.” FOURTHL. We have no bad debts, as we sell for Ci5H ONLY! tglton, & Hilieeth 225 & 227 STATE-ST. ART GALLERY LYDIAN ART GALLERY, 103 State-st. The only place in the city where Pictures are constantly on exhibition free by THE ARTISTS OF CHICAGO, JUST OPENED, in counection with the NEW GENTILE PHOTOGRAPRIC STUDIGS, The Largest and most COMPLETE ES- TABLISHMENT in the United States. ‘Access vio the finest Elevator in Chicago. 193 STANE-ST. PRICE LIST OF BRANDIES. Per Gal, Per Case. 5 §3.00 WWe make Brandics a leading feature, and a3 purity is of the first importance, the rep- utatior of these goods will bo maintained, and they mey be relied upon as & puro dis- HO! FOR LAKE SUPERIOR GRARD PLEASURE EXCURSIOXS, The Elegant Passenger Steamers Jg. L. HURD Wil leave WEDNESDAY, July 10. at§ p. m. PEEBRILHESS Will leave THULSDA The most delightfultripd cKets Ly 1. o nd for deseriptly tilar: cured in pdvance at he LEQPOLD & AU azers artet Line Stmrs, DRUNDRSD, e MUNGER'S LAUNDRY. [,48 North Clark-st. 312 earborn-si OiES. covcree voere ] GBS WA, 901 Cottage G: Shirts. aoes Collars, per doz Cufl’s, er doz. pai o and Dried. Bundles W e pieces, 51 tig rate of S1 for 3 end orders by TOIL STOV - ot 50¢ on the $1, AT £.J. Lehmaor’s, “TRE FAIR,” (Cor. State and Adams, 1 Semd for Clrenlar. s of the late rm of Hollister v-sloy to be 30ld by W. W. s & Go:hazm. ‘Phelpe. Provisonal - VERY LOW. AL ;Z\r"l‘LD. e AT An Experienced Business Man recuring an ofiice siination for nine or £5,C00, aad similar amouats aanually for l_hc sueceed {ng four or v 5 Wil weat 10 per cent faterest Tribune office. 4 SHOE STORE WANTED. 2 shoe store doing, a paylos business, e nant IOy & SR Give particulars, W W K, 22 arogies st A00r R. Monarch, Stitzel, Kentucky Club. RYE WHISKIES. GUCHENHEIMER, TEA KETTLE. Fine Old Crown Port, Pure Holland Gin, Domecy Sherries, California Brandies, Rums, Blackberry Brandies, All of which we rotail at $1.00 PER BOT- TLE, or $10.00 PER CASE OF ONE DOZ- EN. CASES assorted to suit purchaser. [ We make a spacialty of supplying strictly fine Wines and Liquors for famuly use. All goods of our bottling bear our trade-mark, “Chicago Rising from Her Ashes.” No excursion should leave this city with- out a supply of our liquor:. During the prevalence of hot wenther no family should be without a bottle of our BLACKBERRY BRANDY, tho bestknown remedy for those discrders of the stomach so common during the summer. ‘We are also agents for PIPER HEIDSEICK, The finest and best known CHAMPAGNE sold in the world. (igar Department. e e aw, eY LONDRES, CONCHAS, COMME 1L FAUT, LOXNDRES CHICO, ZERLINAS, 3 for 25 cts OPERA BOUFFE, REGALITAS, 5c each. In order to supply a want long felt for an honest 5S¢ Cigar, we have had made express- 1y for our trade, LAWRERCE & MARTIN'S OPERA BOUEEE, Whichis FILLED WITH NOTEING BUT THE FINEST HAVANA TOBACCO from the Vuelta Absjo district, and which WE GUARANTEE to be the finest Cigar ever sold for 5c in the West. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS T0 TIE TRADE. Fresh Havana Cigars of our own importa- tion received weelkly. INSURANCE. BROWN & HARSI, [ISmance Ageats, 156 & 158 LaSalle-st, SCOTTISH COMMERCIAL, GLASGDV'V, Scotland. Asse'ts. §6,900,000 GLERS FALLS INS. (€0, NEW YORK. Assets. .-$850,000 TRADESHEN'S IAS WEW YORX. Assets.. - REW YORK CITY Id NEW YORK. Asset: $450,000 S ATALS JEFFERSON IAS. (0, ST. LOUIS, MO. Assets..........$300,000 ROGER WILLIAMY INS, CD., PROVIDENCE, R.I. Assets....$400,000 BT I NEW YORK. Asscts. WATER COOLER, AT E. J. LEEMANN'S, gfi;wfionfidfim @ Such os_other houses scll for a | Teador at $1.37. “THE FAIR,”’ Corner State and Adams-sts. TE. ON EASY TERMS. 2§ Cholce Resldence and Business Lots opostte and eastof stock-yards, frontinz on iialited. Uhlon, Des- jace-six.. north of Forty-afth-st., 10 GCTION on’ THGLSDAY, July 11, 1878, o1 the prenlses, ne-quarter cashz halanceat, 2 gnd 3 nr inierest. Title toiots peflect and w print nished To each purchaser. Streut cars leaye every 10 mlnutes on Stute-d. to ards. For particulars inquire or addresy ELISON, POMEROY & CO.. Auct'rs., and £0 Ttandolph-et. Stock-Y Fine spectacies sulted to all sights on sclentifc prin- efple. Opera snd Fleld Glasses, Teleacopes, Micro- gcoses, Barometers. &c. uS, Will carry passengers to and from hotels and depots at 50 cepts n passenger, with baggege. Other work at legal rates. Look for the word UNION on the haok. FOREIGN. The Berlin Congress in Pro- tracted Session Yes~ terday. Russia to I{ave' Batoum, Which Will Be a Free Port. The Dardanelles Still to Re- main Closed to War- Vessels. Arrival of the Woman Sassu- litch in Geneva An- nounced. She Harangues a Few Congenial Spirits, and Is Notified to Quit. ————\ THE CONGRESS. . BATOUM. BeruIN, July 6.—The fourtcenth sitting of the Congress was prolonged till halt-past 5. The Batoum question, which had been previously discussed by the Commission over which Prince Hobenlohe presides, wus the subject of delibera- tion, but no conclusion was reached. The Con- gress has agreed In principle to three points, namely: To maintain the Dardanclles closed as at present to ships of war; to cede Butoum to Russia, and make it a {reeport. There rewmains the question of dismantling the fortifications and forbidding the Kussians to fortify the “coast. The anxiety to finish, and the desire to main- tain the present agreement, however, is so strong that no doubt is felt that some compro- imise will be found by Prince Iohenlohe's Com- mission suflicing to calm the apprehensions of the Powers without infringing upon the Czar's dignity. BEACONSFIELD AND GORTSCHAKOFF. There are frequent. juterviews between Bea- consficld and Gortschakolf, and the latter open- Iy pays tribute to Lord Beaconsficld's states- pantike qualities. ‘The relations of the Plenipotentiaries are ex- gellent, and the prospects of & happy termina- tion of the Congress on Thursday next arc most. hopeful. AUSTRIAN OCCUPATION. Loxpos, July 6.—Telezrams from Berlin and | Vienna aflirm the Porte’s consent to the Aus- trian occupation was eiven without auy condi- tions being attached. TURKEY'S DILATORY POLICY. Loxpoy, July 6.—A Vienna dispatch says: 4 Regarding Turley's reservation in aceepring in principle the Austrian occupation of Bosma and Herzegovins, aud that Austria aud Turkey shali dircctly negotlate the details, while the Turkish claims were previously expressed in a sort of detalted manner, they reappear inthe dec- laration of Carotheodori, the Turkish Pleni- potentiary, under the veil of general reserve, guided by the old custown of Turkish dinlo- muacy. One has reason to believe that the Porte has recourse to thiz maucuvre merely to spin out as loug as pussible_the question of the occupation. Signtflcans wnousl proof of the mood prevailing in Turkish Governmeut circies is found fu rumors which were circulated here yesterday, with some appearance of foundu- tion, that the Ottoman Embassy would quit Vienna shortly.” SASSULITCIL HER ARRIVAL IN SWITZERL. Iy Cavieto the New Tork Trilune. Loxbox, July 6.—Vera Smsuliteh arrived at Geneva, in disgulse, two days nzo. She relates an extraordinary story respecting lier adven- tures, after her acquittal at St. Petersbur2 upon charge, of shooting Trepoff, Prefect of Police. During the riot which fotlowed ber acquittal, she was seized by some secretacents of police, who were disguised uas medical students, and who persuaded Ler they were friends. They hurried her through an unfrequented passaze- \war to a carriage standing near, and she was driven with them to a house in the suburbs where she found berself detained in A SONT OF TONORABLE CONFINEMENT. At length it was intimated to her thut she was to be trunsported to Siberis, but the sawe in- formant tuld ler that for a certain considera- tion, which she consented to give, he would ar- ange for her escape. She was provided with an attire of a sister of charity, and, with papers showlug that she was autnorized to visit Paris on a mission, she mau- aged to CROSS TIIS RUSSIAN FRONTIER, aud to find her way to Geneva. ller urrival wi made known to certain Russiau exiles now her and caused some excitement. A supper was given in honor of Vera Sassu- Titeh last night; at which she sat at the right of] Henri Rochefort. She made a secel, in which| she declared she had given herself, body and soul, to the cause of revolution, und that, in her opluion, its trinmph was not distant. The Rus- slan people, she said, WERE FAST BECOMING UNDECEIVED. The blood that had been spitléd in the late war was the last that would be shed in combats in- stigated by the ambition of Princes. The next combat would be that of tbe people against Kings. Other speeches at the supper were of a violent character. The municipal authoritics) here are uneasy at the presence of Miss Sassiy liteh, and they have iutimated to her that by eurly departure would be agreeable to them. MISCELLANEOUS. cuBs. . Havaxa, July 6.—A. K. Keed, sugar-mer-\ chant, has snspended payment. It is said the suspension is only temorary. PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION. Loxpoy, July 6.—Roberts (Liberal) has beeu returned to Farliament from Fliut Borough. PATRIOTIC. . Loxpox, July 8.—1he Americans in_Genéva had a dinner and batl on the Fourth of duly. A party from Charmounix hoisted the Americsn flag; on the summit of Mout Blane. THI AUSTRIAN MINISTERIAL CRISIS. Loxboy, July Vieuna letter states that the Emperor reserves his decisiou respecting the resignatiozs of the Austrian Cabinet. Mean- while, he relieves Baron Lasser de Scollheim of; nnd intruste Prince Auersporg with, the Ministry of the Interior. ——— FINANCIAL. Spectal Disvatch to The Tribone. MiLwAUKEE,Juls G.—H. S. Manville, whole- sale dealer in notions at Nos. 352 and 354 Broad- way, has failgd. Liabilitics, $0.000; assets, $35.00. Two judzments amounting to §6,000 have been filed against Eirst & Hecht, wholesale deulers in drugs, psints, oils, cte., st No. 274 West Water street. e ——— PATENT-RIGHT SALE. Special Dispatch to The Tribune. New YoRk, July 6.—At an auction sale of patent rights to-day fifty-nine inventions were. oficred. An improvement in breech-loading L titied guns brought $375. An improvement in rein- lolders, to prevent the lines from falling be- neath the horses’ feét or under the pole, brought $400. Burglar alarm, $1,000. A safety car-truck was sold oufright for $7,600; car-axle box, $475: .car-couplings, $125; a fire-escape, 81,450: acom- Pined cane and gun, $300; a fire-proof and du- Table awning, $2,000; anice velocipede, $3 # belt-shifter to control the motion of 3 hoist- ing clevator, S800: ntoy, operated by the breath, $430; _cork-serew, 2005 an automatic fishing- ;L}fll, 03300: 2 letter-box for tenement houses, ,100. CRIME. ’ THE ‘“ IOARVESTERS.” MarsmavrTowy, Ia., July 6.—Severai days 320 a company of forty tramps forcibly boarded a freight traiu on the Central Railroad and rode from a point south of Grinnell to this city. Getting ofl here, they were taken in charee by the police force of this city, and marched several miles outside the town. Shortly after their de- parture, another lurge party took possession of a freight train on the Chicago & North- western Koad east of here and rode to the city. They moisily celebrated the Fourth in o camp about a half-mile cast of the depot, where they drank a number of kegs of beer, cooked and eat stolen hogs, burned up fences, cte. They also waylaid a passing trav- eler. who resides at Lisbon, in this State, rob- bed him of all he bad sbout his person, and inflictea upon him severe bodily injuries. The policemen, getting into a difficulty with them during the pight, handled sev- eral of their ringleadars rather roughly, but were unable to manage the wnole crowd. Yesterday morning Mayor Taglor asked the assistance of Maj. Bell’s militia compauy to disperse them.whieh being promptly furnished, the tramps were escorted out of the city in front of glistening bayonets, and their Tesder, who, for making & violent incendiary speceh to the soldiers, tn which he threatened that Marshalltown should be burned §to ashes, was unceremoniously placed in juil. This morn- stic gany took posses- ing this same Commul sion of n Central freight train at Alvion, and held it _ for several bours, but quickly slid off the ~cars and ran upon the arnval of Sherifl - Hicks and bis posse of thirty armed men, who were carried from here to Albion by special train. They CANADA. Tie Montreal City Authorities Make a Bad Mess of It. A Proclamation Issued Forbid- dihg Public Assemblages on the 12th. Which Is Met by a Counter-Proclamation from the Orargemen, In Which They Declare Their Purpose te Appear in Procession. Orange Reinforcements from All Quar- ters Bxpected in Montreal A BLUNDER. Special Dispatch to The Tribune. MoxTrEAL, July 6.~The Mayor issued a proclamaiion to-day, giving notice that no assemblage or gathering of people shall be allowed on the streets or elsewhere in the City of Montreal on the 12th. This silly attempt to stop the Orange procession, with the action of the mugistrates - yesterday, bas set the whole mass of citizens in a ferment of excitement, per- haps never equaled in this city before. Last night the Orange authorities, becoming. aware of the proclamation to, be issued this morn- ing by the Mayor, forwarded advices to the different Orange bodies in On- tario, fuforming them of tha action of the Jocal authorities here, and inviting them to come to Montreal on the 12th of July. Itis therefore expected that the city Wil be flooded were followed nearly to Liscomb, when the Sherifls party turned back. The Centval Railroad manngers anticipato further trouble from this body of vagabonds on their way North, but the people along the line of road scem determined to lend assistunce whenever needed, and will not tolerate themas they have done in other years. Des MoINES, In., July 6.—The Governor has been in receipt to-day of dispatches from Mac- shalltown und otber poiuts stating that com- panies or mobs of tramps had takeu possession of railroad trains and were dangerous to the towns. Some of the dispatches were from Mayors and Sheriffs, asking authority to call out the militia. The Governor showed that they bad all the authority needed in Sec. 4,145 o the Code. 1o addition tothis, the Governor 1his afternoon issued the following prociama- tiol Wnereas, 1 am oflicially informed that larze numbers of lawless persons, sometimes called traaps, are traveting in this State, stopping rail- way traing, and committing other violent acts; now, therefore, X do hereby urze upon thel Sherifis of the seversl counties and the Mayors of the cittes. and towns throughout ~ the State to be prompt and diligent in preserving the peace. Attention in called to Sec. 4,145, Chgp. 6, Title XXV.. of the Code, whereby the Sheriff or other ofticer authorized to excente proc- ess, may in case of actual or apprehended re- sisfance thereto command &3 many male inhubll- ants of his county as he may think proper, and any military companies in the county armed and Cquipped, 10 aseist him in overcoming the resist- ance. The atteution of Boards of Supervisors of the several counties js also specially called to Chap. 60, actsof the Sixteeuth General Assembly. By the Governor, Joux H. Gean. A DIFFICULT QUESTION. Spectal Dispazch to The Tridunc. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., July 6.—A verdict was returned to-day by the Coroner’s jury in the case of Somuel Mintou, the colored man who was shot on Monday, night, finding that be came to death from a pistol-shot wourd eaused by a pistol fired by Jay G. Voss, son of the man out of whose house deceased had just been hustled, or fram the probine of the wound in search of the ball, cither of which wouid have proved fatal. 1o case young Voss is prosceuted for the <hooting the Coroner’s verdict will clear him betore any jury, because it will be impossible to tell whether lie or the doctor kiiled the man. MAIT, ROEBERY. New ORrLEANS, July 6.—The Galveston Vews' - special from Mason, Tex., says the mail-wagon bepween MeKavatt and Mason was stopped by & gang of men last night, and the mail-b: robbed of registered packages. The balance of the mail was not touched. From the tenor of {he questions asked: the mafl-driver by the rob- bere, it i3 supposed they are waiting for the paguster, who was to have taken tht regular stage, but did not. A PENITENT THIEF. CLEVELAND, O., July 6.—Georze Fessler, the deiaulting Treasurer of Stark Couuty, Obic, ar- rived at Canton yesterday noow, in charge of officers, accompanied by the principal attornes for the county, who had in his possession over $20,000 of the stolen mouey. Fessler is completely broken- down, and is very penitent. The ease will probably be brought futo court to-day, when the full amount of "the detlcit will be made public. ROUGIILY USED. Special Dispatch $o The Tribune. Foar WArse, Ind, July 6.—George F. v, of the Lima (0.) Democrat, while passing a vacant lot in that place last nizht was way- laid and assauited by threc roughs, wno bound and gagged him, tied his hands behind biwm, and bound his feet. They kept him two or three hours, and then tirew hin into 2 box-car on the vittsburer Road, which brought him to this city. He returned to Lima this afternoon. STOLEN MONEY RECOVERED. READING, Pa., July 6.—The safe of Michael Ri d, of Rathrocksville, which was stolea with its contents,—327,000 in mortgages, bonds, and promissory notes, and $200 in moncy,—was found in & pit, covered with brush, in the grove of Henry Metzgar's farm. The papers and money were intact. MAIL ROBBERY. GaLvEsTON, Tex., July 6.—A News’ special from Mason savs the latest reports from the western-bousd stage state hat it was last night stopped by the same gave of men that robbed the castern-bound mail. ‘This is the fourth time the mail bas been robbed at the same spot within the last two years. DEATI SENTENCE. % rze, N. H., July 6.—Buzzelle, convicted ssory to the murder of Miss Hanson, four s to-day sentenced to be hanged NOY July 6.—Judge Depue has refused a new trial to Noyes, and sentenced him 10 eighteen wouths in the State Prison. e —C———— MICHIGAN TURNFEST. Spectal Dispatch to The Tribune. ADRIAN, Mich., July 6.—The Michizan Peain- sular Bezirks Turnfest, which opened on the 4th, closed Inst night, with awarding the prizes at, the Turn-Hall to those who had excelled in the two days’ athletic contest. The judges were Carl Seidel, Adrian; Charles Howser, De- trait; Peter Seapp, Toledo. Thewinners were: First, Wiltiam Bloedel, Detroit; secoud, Alvert by Ontario Orangemen on the 12th of July. The uction of the Mayorand magistrates, who voted in favor of his resolutions vesterday, is condemned by the majority of the Englishe speaking citizeus. Col. Fletcher, D. A. G., in accordance witha requisition siencd by six magistrates asking for military protection to the city on the i2th, has been in communicstion with Gen. Sir Selby Smith as to what troops it would be most adyisable to cali out, and the following arrangements with the military authorities at Ottawa have beeo completed: The entire city corps, both French and Euglish, will be called out and placed in reserve, so that they may be available at any moment. They will number about 1,500 men. The Eleventh, of the County of Argenteuil, Fiftiethand Fifty-first, of Huut- ingdon, Fifty-third, of Sherbrooke, und Fifty- fourth, of Richmond, in all about 800 meun, will be summoued . here ou the 1lth of July, and the city corps will muster early on _the 13th. - The Colonel states that the Mavor's proclamation will only bave the effect of ringinz to the city o crowd of Orangcmen. e, howerer. helieves that, the peace will be preserved, and that the military can easily subdue any opposition. He also states that they had nointention of bring- ing volunteers from a distance outside of the Fifth Military District. To the Western Associated Press. MoNTREAL, Cau., July 6.—The Mayor to-day tssued the following proclamation: Wurnzas, There is strong reason to apprehend that serions trouble, riot, and blovdshed may vc- cur on the approechinz h of July, the under- Siimed, Mayor of Montresl, hereby gives notice to all whom it may concern that stringent measurcs will be taken to prescrvo the peace, ané to arrest and bring to justice all evil-disposcd persons who may in any way act illegally or attempt to distarb the peace on that accasion: and WhEREAS, Experience has snown the danger of allowing crowds of beovle to assemole in the streets or public theroughtures of the city in time of excltement, further notice is hereby given that ©n the 19th of July no_assemblage or zathering of poople shall be ellowed in the streets or clsewhere in the city. ‘The Mayor confidently sppeals to all peacesble and well-dienosed citizens, without distinction of creed or nationahty, to aid the civic autliorities in their efforts 10 maintain the peace and to preserve order and tratiquillity i the city on that day. (Signed) J. L. Bzavoy, Mayor. Yesterdny a requisition to Col. Fletcher, to prevant snticipated discurbances, was prepared and sicned by seversl muawistra Col. Fleteher states be has not the power to call upon the recular troops at Halifax, and that there are 6,000 nen in the Filth Military Di trict slone, well armed und well driiled, who could be brought to the city in twenty-four hours if necessary. MoONTREAL, July 6.—The best French Cana- h fawyers say themecting of the magi v was entirely illezal, aund the resolutions placine . all_ the power in the Mavor's hands contrary to act of Parliament. Auy three maglstrates can act independent of the Mavor, and call on the military to vreserve the peace. The Deputy-Adjutant-General Las ulready received such_requisition, signed by nagistrates, and ivtends geting upon it. The nilitiz of the h Dist) will be called out n the 12th, whilst the voluntecrs will be kept n reserve. Tlie Mayor's proclamation forbidding people ko congrezate on the streets on the 12th s de- elared to have_ no bearinir whatever upon the Orange procession. The Orange Association issue a_proclamation il walk, and expect to be reinforced from Ontario. MoNTREAL, July 6.—Col. Fletcher, after con- ferring with the Magistrates who signed the requisition, has decided to draw out the city corps, numibering 1,500 men, aiso $00 men from the frontier battalions, who will be detailed to preserve the peace, with the city troops in reserve. The Magistrates have requested that Lieut.- Gen. Smyth be placed in supreme command. The lrish Catholie societies meet Sunday evening to indorse’the resolution passed by the Magistrates. COUNTER-PROCLAMATION Special Plspatch to The Tribune. MoxTieEAL, July G.—The Orangemen have to-nieht issued the following proelamation: ‘The Mayor of Montreal having issued a proclama- tion to the effect that no assemolase or mtherin of people shall be alloved n the streets “or cise- where in the City of Montreal on the 12th of July, the Orangemen of Montreal and clsewhere arc notified fomeet on that day in the Orange [all, §1 St. James street. und publlc notice is hereby given that the Orangemen will test in a constitutional manner the autocraiic assumbtion of the Chiel Magisturate. God save the Queen! Davip GrayT, Counts-Master. The Orangemen state positively that no proe- Iatnation of the Mayor could legally debar them from having a procession. They have proposed the order of procession, and it was distributed to-day. Themen witl march with banners and bauds, and full insignia of the Order, out no party tunes will be played along the line of murch. Al the Irish Roman Catholic Societies, with the exception of tae Catholic Union, have been invited Uy cireular to mect at St. Patrick’s 11all to-morrow (Suuday) cvening. . EXTRADITIO! spectal Dispatch to The Tribune. TownoxTo, July 6.—The fall text of the Extra- dltion treaty recently negotinted between Great Britain and France has been published in the Canada Gazette (official). It _is dated Aug. 14, 1876, althoughs only now by Royal proclamation ‘brought into operation. LThe persons subject to extradition must_be subjects of the Power de- manding their delivery. Naturalized subjects of the country in which tncy are found cannot be delivered up unless the act of uaturalization has been subsequent to the commission of the smituble offcuse for which proceedings are: taken awainst them. The extraditable offcnses || are as follows: Counterfeiting and uttering: forgery and utterinz; murderjor attempt at Will, Toledo; third;, Johh C. Keller, Toledos fourth, Richard Krakow, Detroit; fith, Arthur Story, Adrian: sixth, H. HMcBride, Toledo; eeventh, Aug Hamscher. For hizh vaulting, William Bloedel carried off the topmost honiors, he jumping six feet nine inches high. Chbarles Houser was credited withthe best essay, co- “The Benefit of Introducing Turning in the Publie Sehools.”” Richard Krakow received the first prize for declamation. e — BISHOP_AMES. BALTIMORE, July 5.—Bishop Ames wasslight- 1y improved to-day, but his friends are greatly alarmed about his condition. Sincelast Sunday week e has been confined to his' house in Nortawest Baltimore, suffering from an_accute attack of diabetes—his old complaint. The doetors held a consultation tnis morniug, and regard his case as most critical. . murder; manslaughter; abortions.rape; inde- cent assaults and acts of indeceucy, even with- out vioience, upon the person of a irl fnder 12 tears of age; chilistealing; \eposing or unlawfully detaining: abduction; bigamy: kiduapping and false fnprisoument; wounding or inflictinz gricvous bodily harm; assaultine a magistrate or peace-oflicer: threats for purpose of extortion: perjury or suborn tion: arson; burglary, or robbery with vioffuce: fraud by a by or trustee, or the director of a public company? ubtaining €oods by fulse pre- fenses. or receiving the same knowinzly; em- Debzlement or larceny s crimcs under the Dank- rupt law; malicious injury to prop _r'v.‘v; crimes at sea; dealing in siaves. “The law will apply to The treaty accessorles as well as to prineipals. applies to crimes committed previous to its s~ nature, but the person extradited can be tried for no otber offense than the one for which he is surrendered. No surrender is to be made, di- PRICE FIVE CENTS. rectly or colorably, for offenses of a politi character. The proceedines for extradition i Great Britain must be initiated by application to the Secrctary of State, the application being supported by the warraut of o J or Magistrate. Where the fugitive Is found acolony or the foreign possessions of either « ucréri‘r;iilllxlérflflvlumor or other chief Imperial s calony s Such a treaty as the forezoing uffords a very striking illustration of the srowth of inter- natioual relations between France and England, as well as the contidence now felt in the Jatter country in the justice of French tribunals and Frencn Governments. The Orange Sentinel advises Oranzemen of Ontario not to go to Montreal on the 12ta. ‘Tie Rev. W. J. Hunter, of the Bloor-Street Methodist Church, Yorkville (a suburb of Torunto), has had the degree of D. D. conferred upon him by the University of Chicago. MISCELLANEOUS. Spectal Dispatch to The Tribuns. MoxrnxaL, July 6.—A city firm exported by European steamers from Montreal this week 10,000 boxes of cheese from Cincinnaty, Chicago, and Wisconsiu. Advices have been received to the” effect that Mr. John Kelly, of Buflalo, a contractor on the Lachiue Canal, who mysterlously disappeared, with a lurze amount of money, some weeks azo, is in Paris, enjoying himself. Judge McKay, of this city, recently rendered an mportant decision in adivorce case. A Mrs. Haynes nad been married in Canada some years azo, but, disagreeing with her husband, bad proceeded to the States aud procured a di- vorce. Returning to Canida, she was married to o sccond husband, who, however, in time gave her the cold shoalder, and refused to sup- port her. Mrs. Haynes thereupon brought an action setting forth the above facts, bt was nonsuited on the zround that a divorce obtained in the States does not hold ood i Cavada, and, thereforé, her sccond marriage was fuvalid. This celebrated case is once more before the courts in another phase,—Mr. George Colwell, father of Emma Colwell, late wile of William 8. Haynes, in his qualityss tator to Miss Louisa Tiaynes, the only 1ssue of the marriage between Haynes and Miss Colwell, having taken action, en deciaration de palernite, 10 dedare the said Mawd Louisa Haynes to be the lawful child of William 8. Haynes, and to cause him to provide ample weans for Lier proper support aad main- tenance. ‘The following are fuller particulars of the at- tempt to assassivate Mr. Goff:” He states that he was sitting on the plazza of his house, at Sweetsburg, in company with his wife. About 11:30 p. m. Mrs. Goff retired to her room. He went into his tibrary, lit the lamp, and hav- ing drawn down the biiuds, sat down to write. He was only just seated when he heard the re- ‘port of & pistol, and the whizof & bullet, which came crashing through the window, aud lodged in the wall close beside him. e rose from his chair. When he did so, another shot was fired, —this time the bullct passing across th: space he had oceupied when sittice at the table, and also lodging in the wall beyond. Both shots passed very close to him. He put out the Jights, and proceeded vutside to reconnoiters but all that could be found of u sus- picious maturc was o plank leaning up aszainst the rail of the pinzza, on which the Qersnn who fired the shots must have stood. No trace of any one lurking about could be found. A valuable watch-dog owned by Mr. Gofl mysterivusly disappeared two days tefore the attempt on his Iife. Speciul Dispatch £3 Thc Tribune. - Queskc, July 6.—A request has been pre- seuited by the members of the Quebce Seminary and the Prolessors of the Laral University to the Bishops of the Ecclesiastical Province of Quebec, asking their assistance in the orefer- ment of a case for the canonization ot Mgr. De Laval. An answer hus been received from their Lordships, replete _with admiration of ‘the founder of the Canadian Church, and with hope for the carly suceess of the case. After his pastorul visit, bis {Grace the Archbishop will name a Commissinngto execute the preliminary wark in the m: T. Speciat Dixpatch to The Tribune. Sr. Joux, N. B., July 6.—The News says: it A correspondent condemne in strong language the course of 1loss’ backers in making a race between Wallace Ross and Hanlan, to be rowed bere. He claims that their conduct will rob poor people, who will on Ross, who, he says, has feared himsclf unable to row ulons- side of Hanlan.” The Vews has more than onco expluined the position of Koss' backers. They make the race only for the purposc of satisfying Ross us to which is the better oarsmon. They ust Hau- 0 one to bet a dollar on Ross an. Ross’ uwn opinion is that e will_have no difliculty in showing the people of St.John that be was not beatcn on his erits at Toronzo, and that he will win a maguillcent vietory over Jan on the 25th of July. Snectal Dispatch so The Tridune. MOSNTREAL, July 6.—The case of tne Oka In- diaus on trial ot St. Scholustique for burning the Catholic church at Oka was concluded snd given to the jury last vi: ‘This moruing the jury came iuto court snd said they were unable toagree. The Judge sent them “back to their rooz. -1t is understood that the Enulish jurors are for acyuittal, while the French hold out. ‘Spectut Dispaich to The Tribune. IxceRsOLL, July 6.—Coustables Ileener, Capron, and Special Coustable Buckheart had o desperate encounter last nizht with Neil, who made the murderous assault on Mcaurray, the hotel-kecper, and his hostier. Neil was fonud with a companion named Duncun secreted in the house of a colored woman named Hail. . A number of shots were fired, aud Duncan was shot in the lez, but both ne and Neil Several colored families leit town to-dav. Steps are being taken to suppress the mob, as they have organized 1n 3 regular mun- ner, aud have expressed their detérmination through proslamations to give the negroes a thorough cleaning out. It s rumored that a number of colored brethren will arrive {rom Cnathawn to-morrow to reuder assistance to the neggroes. Special Dispatch to The Tribune. Tonoxto, July Special correspondence from Austrulia suys Trickett 1s anxious to row Hantan or Courtney, or any one who will meet Thim on Australiun waters. 1o says he is cham- pion of the worid, and whoever wants to pull hiim must £o to him. He will never row a race in Canada or the States. Trickett got his fin- ers jammed between two barrels of beer, and had to have the third nzer of the left-haud re- woved, but he says this will not interfere in the least with his rowi: MONTREAL, July 6.—The great saw-mills at St. Stunislaus, owned by Price Bros. & Co., to- Fother with 00,000 foet of sawed Inwber, burned. Loss, S50,000; no iusurauce. ‘F'ae English Privy Council has coufirmed the judgment of the Court of Appeals here setting aside the Provizeial stamp act, for imposiug & stamp duty vu insurance policies, as uncopati- tutioual. The conscyuence will be that the Local Government will huve to - reiwbarse the insuravce compunies for taxes so far paid, about §200,00. —— THE GHOULS. They Are Still Busy at Logansport, Ind. Spectat Disgaten to The Tribune. ANN ARBOK, Mich, July 6.—The Medical n- B — Coliee was acain searched this afternoon for a* bods whose grave had beeu robbed. An ofticer named Scott, a man named King, aad his sun arrived here in search of the latter’s sister, a young irl 19 years of oge, who was buried at Losansport, Ind., Feb. 24. The whole party visited Dr. Dunster this afterncon, and were. told by bim that there could bt no budies which bad been recelved In February fu the vauits at the prescut time, asthey had run short of mate- riat in Mareh and had used up all the bodies on hand, so that anatomical work had to be sus- pended for several days; but to fully satisfy King that his daughter was not here, he tovk him to the vaults, and all the bodies were again overhauted. This scarch resulted in showing King that the body he wanted was not tnere, and it 15 probable that it was recelved Liereand used for anatomical purposes. t is thouzht that the body of & young man Killed by a railroad accident nt Logansport s few days prior to Miss King's death was also shipped here in the same bux with ‘the latter’s Temams. His zrave has certainly been robbed, and a box came here which weighed over 225 pounds, much tov'heavy for one subject. Tha grave would never have been scarched but for the recent discoveries of graves robbed. THE TAYLOR DIVORCE CASE. Bostoy, July 6.—Judge Lord rendered a de- cree in the Taylor divorce case, givinz Mrs. Taslor an annual alimony of 51,800, and $1,000 costs. By agrcement thé father takes the eldest and the mother the youngest d, ncither to take the child out of the county without the congeat of the other.