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of en 87 t Mr Bu jirn Th toin ihe i 1M, Ifc tilltimctk Jfitrmcc. U Jbr'Jr'Xji'FTlVi, l 8 fl 'J?. SALEM, FIUDAY, .JULY 28, IS7B. T EX E GEA P HIC. Saratooa, Julv U oniclal order: Corr nell, 1st; Colninlil)'.-.!; )rtmnuth,3d; Hur vnrd,'4tlj Yaliv 5 h. The position of the crews in the race is officially declared as lol lowsi Cornell, 1-', Columbia, -'; Hnrvaid, -3d; 'Dartmouth, 4th jriyie.rtb Theremntn derof tho comes lug cr..ws mine strangling in bebirh!. There w great oxciteuientflver the Cornell crew. Mounted on the ebonl- sjersor tfceir college males, tbey wpreTar ried baek and forch before rhn grand stand. -amid enthusiastic dHinoustra'lims. Official time oftho winning crww. lt m., 6IJi The single scull moo wan won by Yale 'by t eix lengths. lTHACiN."Y;., July 14 Tbe victory has .aroused tfce uiost intense, enthusiasm tare. Tqe great Ore bell and other bells are rrcig Mng, the -university chimes pealing, botiibs -and firecrackers wtpln-illug, gnus tiring and business places and private buildings fee- tooned with national and university colors, -and bands paradiug the streets. Wilkese arbk, July 1 1 Dr Sweeney, tho last and tbe boldest or the Carbondale Baiik robbers was lodged In Jill. He w captured lifNewi Y-Tk Si ate on Sunday last. St. PaBL, Minn.,' July II The Pioneer JTres3 this morning, publishes crop reports Jrom all-parts of the State. In every quarter' ibe prospect i good for more than an average vield of small grain, especially wheat and warlev. I -NbwYoik:,' July J4 Hold closed at UK ; M01U75; money easy at l.Vi2; governments' -atctlve and lower; stocks aoiive but weak. Thn vRronlzlvn Eaalc eavs a number of iCrooklyn clergy meu and dlnisters of other! semes uave uciiea jn a lener m needier ex .oressive of their love and confidence. "Washington. July 14. The Secretary ofi sTlhn Treasury will to-day make a call for ten jMllllon coupoTi 5 30 bonds ot the loan of 1862. -ITbU is the.K !all made for the syndicate. 'O.MA.UA, Jaly lo.TheAJtfrarf's special 'ttaci the Kd Cloud agency reports tho kill--tlugof two Indiana and wouuillug of throe others by soliliar.s on the reservation. Tho Utfdiaus are iutenselv excited oyer the occur Tenoo, andall.negotiatiousand work of the .soommissioners are entirely suspended, and they are dbtalned at Red Cloud agency. Tbe ..ciroumstances-t-itending the allalr are not Scnown hero. " awsrYonKjUuly 15 The Kerald reminds Jlnwyer Bacli that he fills to produce his promised affidavits, showing that the Bseeh rr jurors were improperly approached. WAsillNOTON,'July 15 Tu President has fteoogiuzed Ferdinand O. Ewald as Chilean Einul.ut Portland, Oregon, an O. II. Garish pbilesu consul lor Washington Territory. The'Steamshlp' Idaho, Irom Liverpool, Ian- , 'fc-d to-(l3y at Castle Garden about 750 Mor- , M.ins, under chrie of seven agents appolut- i bySBa3ghnmYoung to conduct them from J lurope'to ..Uiah. 'Of this number between f. ItanojtlOO are adults, includingAuumberof a Bung women. '0fare natives' of the British j, fiits while the remuinder are Scandinavians CiilKuao, July 14 The Crystal L-ke stud (cntilnx horses owned hy C. li.Wole ortnls j-wera-rld to-day. The stnllinu Abdullah K olil to CllntoifiSilsblll of Winconsiu for WO; the Uav mare Alice, with two colts, m tMpulKJHC of Falblliver, Mass . for J3 000; taia and -colt tol).Forge lor fUOoO. The Ktuforthe other noises were itotlarpe. 'JHvibwiz'-x Washington speuial xavs cus tueititH have steadily decre-met' during t,-t two y-ars. The vesr ending Juno B;,itheircelp were f las 500 000; thefol- Joivii total JallitH t-xplai Custoi. t year mev iou mi pi iiuo.uuu, oua tne gceipts ihU vear show a still lurther olfl of $r,000,000 'I he eausH of this Is la.d. partially by the Oouiiiil-sioner of M .upon the ground ot the dullitateof IhibIhk ttUo a g ftr gre toms. JN'liW grand u against J charged Henry W Eitnrou(;noiit tue country. There Is cwing syhtem of smuggling tfcat ol titdiHiuullIesio tho collection ol cus- rmitKi. fuly 15 Tho King caunty j hi iluv pit-NHtitod an iuilictiueut wrf)h JJomlsr and John J Ivrice, nitll liuving sworn talsi-ly against led iJeocher and Utizibeth R. Til- ton. The bids 000, ut from Govern in dy at 114 Si hriUNarii rr gold (o-dav aggregated S1.3J5, E.14 61 to 11-4.02. Wit awardnl one million cold to .ond IU0J. li", Mass , July 15 Alius Anrn tvt uueoipied to like the life ol pon, with a levoher, at North- rn K liuiiiu J)r. W. Thou aiuptnn, yoii Ins prniiitFO ti tbe attempt, taken step-t toi Iter lriends c There is much t'd.iy, tHt'aue lie lalleil to heei iwarry her, tint wa foiled in tid Dr. Tiihiiii. on hasslnci E'nr coiilineiiient as a liirmiiu. dm thai she If not insano. tt.eltomeut in town over the alltir. WAMttNfiro.v. the lemtne vat completi-d and t uiinotoner is cot national banks X-iily ,13 Pountlng funds In Is. ot i ho Treasury has been irj thing correct. Tbe Coin- eijing bonds dopoilled by t euurity for eJrcuUlion, . and publlo tieposi Geo. Loll gal rent with Secretary Urn sccess to tlio 'oi Treainry l)enrlui of douuinfcuis r-lati 6-day had an interview bvw. It is said he denirt-s federate archives in the u to make n traiiFcript ' to tho battle ut Gcttys- 1 ur' The names of seve prominent men have lieen pre-mited lor II aiuiwt iost of minis. ler to llrursnls, hut tl tr is rsnn to linllove that Ooli. lUdeau, n '' counsel at Loudon, will lillioMicce- 'ir . 'J- Ku.ii.ell JoEes. London, Julv 15 M v'y d Sankey sail for tliH Unli-d'Sii- A tt-'t th. Mauiiiii. July 15 A 'JeiHl to Iho Gazette aiinoiinix's that tho Cti Ut Gencrsl, Dorre paray, has entered Cata 'oa bv tlm way of 'Jreuip vatiey. tie i pi ""rn , nuumui (Iftixnilx Wi.ylerand Mai Ujc Oanmos. LuMHiK, July 16 O.lo te-rtleeA'u has wrlt ion a letter .( Mildniay. fieciwwry of Ihe Council, saving tha' he aco 'pis thecup oir-ir--d bv the Uritish rinemen l rfloinpHtiiiou by tlio Americans, and will in rite uieuibera of the um lo shoot tor it. J In the bouse of commons this afternoon1 Hetirv Fa writ oflVred a mnti ) decUiingit JiiBXiedient lor the Indian (.vvernmsnt U) jiy nv part of the expenses ot 'the PHucool wales' eastern lour. Disraeli opposed tho motion, Tiecanae (he prince would be tbe guest of the vloeroy, Gladstone enpport(d Disraeli, and tbe mo tion was finally rejected. Tbe prant to aerraytne expenses oi tne Prince or Wales' visit to- India paaeed by it Totof228yeas. lOnaye. Paris. July 15. Iu the assembly In-day M. Ssvsry delivered a speh in wbicb he dwelt upon the necessity of arresting tbe pro Krtas of Bonapnrtlsm, and aUHckedSr. Itou )ir, whom be styled the abeunof a "coup d'etat " , M. IJiifTett defrnded the prefect (if police from attacks made uisin lilui yesieruV by M. IUuher, and bald tho protect was pr'Cl- ly right iu polDtlnc out tbe double 'danger ny wmen tne country was mreataneavcy .both revolntlonistsand Bonapartists. M. Dnfure said'the government wonlddlo play vigilance in-regard to Bonapartists. He would not remaitw. member of any covern-un-nt which neglected that dnty. M. Gambetta called attention to the diver Bene in statements of tho two ministers, and .v,'Uh tiiiioh warmth accused the government of supporting thesionspartlats. ''VrfKNNA, JulylJC The Kinperor of-Ger-mauy hns arrived at Ischt, win re he is the guest of the Eniporur of Austria. iJiomhin, July lr Heavy minx have" us ed much damsge iu Wtles. 'Ihe mer I'eg more has overlloHed Its hanki, inundatliig tbe town of ltrl...fii(lmi One Hie lust and muob live 8tnckdrovnpd. Theie is Hood In Chei-rwi-ll 0lley, JTng land. Crops, ipproially bav, suuVrud se veritlv. Miuiii damage htx been done in Devonshire by mm storms Thn rivers and streams re awolhju, at it at several places Juiiuualtoiis have occurred. iOitatohes from t'ardlff say the rivers Taff nd'-Cti' nave ovrtloel, alidad) iiwnl lands ure undxr watfr tor u.iles. A great quantity ol IIh s'ock has tKieii washed away. ' San '-FKAcieOii, July 15 It is reported lhalP. II. Siinnit.r, iJ' Oaklaud, who entered dnto a conspiracy tor the purpose of convicu lug.KeV. Mr. Parsball, tormerlyof Oiklandi of attempting to procure his assassination!' and'Whose plots were recently exposed by, the public press, has left for the Eixt under, an assumed name. i-He has been dis rosing of his property in such manner as to lease, Mr. farsnau no rearess in tne jou,uw iiuen; suit wbioh he has commenced. Snohomish ciTY,uuiy lo. rue bouse or Ned Dyer Gregory, about three miles above this place, with all Its contents, was burned down last night. Mr Gregory was not able 'to save anything and had barely time to save his wiTe and children. Baitimdre. July lu Heavy rains last night caused an overflow of Chasse worth and Bbrnder'a ruu. The nocd endangers a large number of private dwellings and wholesale bouses. :Ni;vv tYoBK, July 10. James Loader, in dicted with John J. Price tor perjnry In con nection with the TiltonCeechercase, was ar- t-utir.iari It, itlmnlf 1 trn vnyfjirdai- nnr! nlnfirlarl i not guilty. Price was not arraigned. A special from St. Louis says tbe U. 8. Giand Jury has returned twenty indictments gainst parties connected with the whisky ring. One third of the indictments are against Gen. John McDonald and Col. J. A. Joyce, ex-supervlsor and -ex-revenue agent. The others are against distillers and dismiss ed gangers. Iftr. .Louis, ffuly 10 Tbe .Republican pub lishes au ollleial report of John A. Joyce, levenue aeeut, relating to hfs iuvetigattons about one year rjjo ot the distilleries, rectify ing hnuses,.ctuar stores and other establish ments on 'the Pucltic coast, from which rov enue is derived. The report is addressed to J. W. Douglas, Commissioner of Iuternal Kevenue, and shows tho revenue laws have been violated by various parties In Califor nia, Oregon and -other places -on the Pacini; coast. It is made publlo mainly to refute tbe recent charges by dan Francisco papers, that consequence of great personal attention paid hfm wbile in California. Mr. Jovce failod to And and report irregularities in the whisky business and made a favorable repot of hisr investigation. Nkw Yoke, July 10 Gold cloeed at 14 i; money, 12; governments active and lower; stocks belter feeling. Loui-vii,ij:, Kvm July 10 George H. Jackson, the Deputy United States Collector, u hoi-e alleged delault ot $15 000 was given in these dispatches yesterday, died n IlKle after midnight. He evaded tbe question whether he had taken poison, but a post mortem was held this forenoon, at the Instance of the in Hiirancs company, Jackson having $l2,S00on his lite. Jackson was a prominent member nf tbe church, a ronresotitativo from the J5'.h Ward In the fioird of School Trustees and esteemed aud respected hy all who kne w Win. it is louun ne uas ueen Jiving ror some utile in a style which bis salary of $.'.000 did not warrant. He bad given K bond for JiMd, hiwI llierf mav ha niilTh-lint: nrnnHrtv touiirl to Indemnity the Collector for his los. The! news of the defalcation created a profounds sensation In the city. Jackbnn leaves a young wile and several ahildren. Nr.w Youic.July 10. This afternoon Judge I) undine gave his decision ordering tho bill of particulars asked fur by the defendant in the civil suit of ihe people vs. Wm. M. Tweed. Concord, X. II., July 10. Hon. W. A Foster, Ch let Justice ot the Circuit Court of this State, while riding in a Pullman car from Hoiton, last evening, wax shot in the right arm, through the open window, as the triln pissed MHrriniAc station. Tho shot was doubtless fired by a tramp in revenge lor bo log put olf the cars tho night before. Washington, July Hi Tho President 1ms signed the commissions nf Francis 1! Stouk bridge, ot Michigan, to bu mlnl-ter resident at the Hague; W. Wbher, of Iowa, 10 he minister resiuunt ut uiuaiior. Too commls sioti of Adam Bideau, to lie minister rosi donl at Brussels, has been sdnt to the Presi dent for signature. A Washington special siys C Holt, tlmspo. clul agent sent to A la- ka, bus siibmiited bis reip in, Irom uiiluh it appears that the lands, are unlit for agriculture; that the lisherles are not extensive and i-ennssl proiltable; that there is no evidence of mineral deposits ot cuiuuirriil.it value, aud that Iho only con slileuible industry is thai ol the anutisl ca'ch ot He4ln and . la-v los-i iiiipiiriant turLesrlng nnlmals, the protils of which go to tho Alas ka Commercial Company. The Secretary of Sta'o takes possession of his new quarters on Monday. The archil us are now being transferred. Coining lor the (Ucal year at tbe Ihreo coln aife inuilN, Philadelphia, San Francisco aud Pursuit, will approximate as tollovs: Gold, 834,000,000; trade dollars, fO.OOO.OOO; subsldi ary silver coin, $5,000,000; miner coinage, SioO.OOO Lo.nuon. July It!. D'snatehes from Cardlfl say the riers latf and J'ly have overllowed The adjacent low us are under water for miles. Great quamilies nf live stock have heeu washed aay. Ilumlre-ls of tbe inhab itants ot Georgetown haveremoved toCardift in boats to escape the flood. At lastacviuuts the water was Knurled lo bo rising rapidly at Whitehall. The American rifln team will omnpte in. Uldualivat Wimbledon for tbe Albert cup, value $500; tbe Arthur rifle, worth $100; tbe Drby aud St. Leger sweepstake, and for 192 extra prizes. They go lo Wimbledon today. At the competition open to Americans at Wimbledon they will bavean opportunity to shoot for Wujs prizes Id tbe pavlilion, Curtis and Harvey title, Oaks and a few other mat ches. Jn tue several cou tests tbe rules re quire the use of English rifles. Ibe Ameri cans had some practice with these arms. At tbe qxtraseriev of matches to-day Gen. Aik en, of the American team, made 28 out of a possible score of 35, and Sir Henry Hal ford, a crack BritUu shot, made 31 scores'. Vubsailes, Jujy 10. The Assembly to day, without deuare, resolved to paws to second reading the bill rolaUiif; to the elec tion Of S.SUIU0M, The Publlo Powors bill finally passed, by a vote 530 yeas to ,10 nays. Madrid. July 16 Bands of Carllsts have taken relnge In France. Tho commander of the French forces at Taubes lias telegraphed to Paris for orders as to the course he shall pursue. The provinces of Valoncla and Castelarare now free of Carllsts. The Insurrection is confined lo the mountains In Navarre and Bosque, and Catalonia provinces. Tho hoad nnsrters of Gen. Jovellur ara t Saranl. " MoNTltKAh.July 1(1 Father Kuiisell Otcliuo nf thePaiinli Church of this city has wiltten along letter to Dnntree, isiiinel hi the Gin bnrd i ae, in wlilo'i lie sets the lat i r at detl snee, as to the execution of the 1-tic. ud iniui it the inunell In this matter Thegist ol the ! f'r is, "I d n't rec. gnl-i iie.re tlmn iu ISiiO, the right ot the civil sutliorltles to in. tertere In quesiloiiH wnlch belong onlv io ec leslaslicsl iomsln, and noiulllinlending my deep re pM lor my oeruraclous wixeiign sod uiv perfect Huliinisslnn to her authority, hiii and will alavs lm obliged fo rnlu-e -epulliire to J. Glnbord in ( nsecrated grnuiiil, as long as my bishop forbids me to gract It " San Fhancisco, July 17. Greenbacks 87 buMng; ViVA eiling. Capt. Limlell, of 'ho lia'k Union, recently examined before U S Poiuinlssioner O'Bri en, on tbe charge of willully wrecking tbe bark on Puget r-otind, as held lo answer before the grand jury. Judge Field, of the circuit court, fixed the bail at $2,000. Cmco, Cal., July 10 About 11 o'ciock last nlirht a large bnrn belonging to Emer son & Deering, farmers, near St. Johns, Col usa county, took fire biirnlug about 150 tons of hay, 30 bead of horses and mules, besides -wagons, harness, etc Three farm bands were sleeping in the barn, two of whom were burned to death, Tbe third barely saved bis life. Cause of fire unknown. Loss about 40.000 Bbavkb, Utah, July 10 The testimony of iloo. Is. Jjee, as well as oilier important wit nesses, will entirely refute all nharges which have been made against Brigham Youngand thn leaders of the Mormon Church in Salt Lake City. It will be proven that he (Brig ham Young) sent an emphatic command that the deed should not be committed. 'Rajjama, July. Advices from Salvador state a dreadful riot look place at San Miguel a lown of 40,000 Inhabitants, in the south em pm of the republic. Agrett deal of dis content has been excited against the govern ment by its refusal to allow the pastoral of tha b shop of Salvador, written in a tone hos tile to thn laws, to he read in tho churches. Willie matters were in this state, a priest named iPalaceros preached a violent sermon against the constituted authorities, on t he -0th nit. Tht evening a mob arose, attacked the Cabileo and liberated some 200 persons, then proceeded to assault a small garrison at the Cuarete,. killed Gens. Ktplnosa and Caslro, cut the lornior to pieces and threw tho pieces at each other, split the skull of Gen. Castro and threw him over a wall, whore lie was picked .np by bis mother and died in tbreo days. The garrison were nearly all assassln uted ani mauy prominent citizens killed. After this thn fanatical mob set fire to 10 bouses withikerosene. Before the town was entirely deetrovod it fortunately happened H. a. M. ship Fantome landed ner marlues and allowed the garrison lo march to the re lief of San Miguel and, put down the mob. Curete Pelaeio. was arrested, aud a good many inferior rioters had been shot by order ofPresidentGouzales who bad arrived with troops. The damage is estimated at S1.000,-1 000. 1 he country has been declared in a state of siege, and the president is uking measures to establish order and bring the --koiiiiuiiu-u mu i-umicviA-u lvitii inu perpetrators of tfals disgraceful outbrosk to preliminary survey tlmt is being lnutlo punishment. Tho Diarln (the official paper of tho Winneniueeii and Oregon rail of the state) and all public prints abound In ' road route, to which editorial refcronco indignant art cles about the priests, who wns made in our columns a few days were the Instigators of this savage and sail- Thov left thn snrvovlnn-tnrrv In gnlnBry affair. One curious and Incredible "ur i'e It It till MirC. lllg party In discovery was made aer the murderous af- Warner Valley and Climo ill hy private fair was over, and that was that on the per-' conveyance, via Steill'd mountain, sons of some of theded rebels were found Camp C. l' Smith and tlio Owyhco passports which read when translated: ferry. AIx. Colby leaves this ovening "Peter, open to the bearer thn gales of lieav- for ylU, Fn,nci.co Oll.somo business con- with the seal of the bishopric ofSa,, salv idor. u-lclf. ho'oro long. Mr. Strong will im- Skw Yohk, July 17 The rifle association mediately return to tho .surveying of this city have adopted a programme for camp ill Warner valley, the reception of tho American tram, which From these gentlemen wo obtain Includes a trip down the bay to meet tho considerable intercut ill! information ill steamer on the return of the team, a proces- relation to tlio proposed road. Among Son up Brcndway III owilgosanda banquet ntnor .n,r il!,,v Infnrm iw Hull It ivifi in tlueveninr. Ami-able tostlmouial will other t lings, tli inK in us that It w i beprpsenre.i tooaoh. certainly bo built, and that work will Mh.vau:ci:i:, July 17 Ex Sonalor far- bo commenced on it at no very distant pouter has been retained bv thn city of Now day perhaps this .season. The C'en- York for tho pioaocution of Tweed. tiil Pacific. Jltiilroiul Comp.mv are LoniHvit.T.r., July 18 -Several offlciilp hoavily inter. Med iu the enterprise hayo besn closely al work in the collector's ...... ... ,. ... if .....,.. ,.,i ...ltIl ii ', ofllcs examining tho la'o defalcations. Tlio tiinouiit v.i'1 be much larger tbannt tlr-'tsup- poed, pre!) iliiy not less than Sio lino Tim oviuenco mat jacKtou's ueatu was uy suiciuo Is erciimulalll'f Wasiilnoio, July 17 A delFga'iou of fi lends of District Attorney Fisher have gonn to Long TJranch to rcctire his retention in of fice. Thos'j iv ho wlsli blot removed aro enuallv fiarneat In tho othtr dine loa. Thn Commissioner of Indian Affairs says Inquiry luto the Hod Cloud nssnnv alfalrs is In thohnedsof comp-.tent gentlemen, with nonnces absolutely falee. rrjw IIavkn, July 18- Marsh pro l)oprlmont that was favorable, and it Is now well known that the special Comiuissloners who made it, owing mainly to the Hhort lime they were at the ngonov ern mistaken on several points, and some of lhesC gentlemen nave since informed thn department to this clfect. The report refers to a different snt r.f Iransacllnns from thoso observed by Prot Marsh, and bis investigations hnd no con I nection whatever with those made by this Commissioner or any . tlier. To attempt lo , meet his evidence by quoting an old report tri nnHrAl v RvnlHirttr t.hn rrul fauiia anil inl leadlnitl n nnhl nrTI.;Wr;;; Prnf Mh ka .m.,1.. . Ji.llnnl ..r,,l c.n ,1 ., I tn iiiuiin ii u iih,iiiuv xii nprU'UUt 11111 Mll rsirfed by independent testimony. Until these nharges, which affect the department as well as Agent Navllle, are disproved tbe Professor thinks the general denial by the Commissioner will avail nut a little. Chioaoo, July 28. A Times' Washington special says whisky men from Chicago and St. Lonis make up about aa despairing a crowd as has ever visited that city. The gov ernment move toward selling tbe distilleries and grounds attached for tinea assessed against the owners, la a fatal blow to tbe whisky men. They hope to get a little lon ger time before being thrust Into the cold world pennileaa. In their coming light to keep out of the western Penitentiaries they have made assaults upon Secretary Bristow, but be la immovable, and says thn work must go on. The ruin of tbe distilleries Is a sweeping disaster, for which be declines lo be personally responsible. insiruciioris in ihkh inn irceMi ran -n ami uuu , the Orpcon ninl f'nl fiirnin Tt.illmi-ul nn whatever wrongs nxlst. Tho storv that tbesn ' L" ..." ,P , .. " ,. i.l "i . ,.n" i,,V,l -l alleged frauds have beonfreq'iaiilly reported, ''llOJiNCr, hich Hills Into Kid- tohim wiihotiiiecilvine atunlion. i-3 dm uiatli Lake. There is plenty ofwaloi' I nonnccH iiioaiicmpied e.xpianmion ptitiiisheri valley and at various other points. vesterday by (Vunini-'f loner Smith In regard 'Ml,,, (ntiitiiite(l (lUtonco (Vmii Wlnnn. to thn allairs a' K.il Cloud airencv. a cliarec ..... ,"L. . . !.'! ., . ' ' VV.11:" ..U01". .V llln0 hrhto trick of iho In. Inn bureau. Thn old ""' , "V- . '" .'. " '"' "eVI'Ue rppnrt cited by the foinnii'sinnor li the only , Vl,-V '' .!oU "''IC's, 1(1 mllC'd less tllilll onnof a Isrce numberon ll'oin llm Intnrlor il'Olll Wllinenillcca to Sail KrnucibC'O. London, July 17. The American riflemen began shooting at Wimbleton to-day, Iu con&tfinenco of rain tbe match for the Amer lean cup v as postponed till Wednesday next. Ihe first contest vas for the St. Leger sweep stakes at 200 yards range. Each competitor has seven shots and Ihe possible score is 33. There are several hundred eomputltors. Of tbe Americans, Fnlti n I as 1 eady scored 35, Gllilerileeve 31, Yale 3J, Cauiield 31 ami Ds kin 28. Shooting is still progressing. If Fiilu it's score is i quailed tho match will be shot If utX week. Lomion, July IS. John Klgbv, of Ihe Irlh team lied Fuiion in the slioutint torllm st L uei etekes esterda , making 35 points i'l.e contest will he ended lo tnoirow. A meeting was hdd lu lljde Parkin-day, to protest sgslust iho gisn tor Ihe Prince ol Wales visit to India. 120.1HH) persons were pre-eiit. llradlniigri nimbi a violent speech. Mini concluded by oll'-ilmr a resolution of w similar chsrsc en The resolution whs si most urn nimoiislv adopted. Havana, (via Key We.l) July 17. The Spanish iiiaii-nf war Churiick chased the British hoIkh ner Into Havli, when tins au thorities found her with a oonirafmud cargo The British Cousul Is making examination of inn matter. The insurgents have osptured two forts near Uarcoa, together wltu garrison. Sacuamknto, July 17 The following is an extract from a Bsaver (Utah) letter In this mornlug'n llccoul: Amasa Lyman, orininally one of bo twehe apostles, tint uow apostate and leader of a new branch f spiritualists and renegade Mormons in Salt Lke City, is here in Boa tor, aiding the prosecuting attorneys lo ex pose those guilty ot aiding in the slaughter at Moil u tain Meadow. His appearance here has oreated no little excitement lu this com munity. What the result of his visit will b Is al'ngnther onnecture, but It is believed generally he will unearth many tacts that have long been doruiant; that many cf those who acted under mistaken ideas of duty at the time of the tragedy, and aided in carry ing out the orders of those iu authority, will now, under tbe advice of Lyman, make full confession of what they know of the affair, laying the responsibility where it belongs Bill Hlokmau, of murderous notoriety, is hero also, giving aid to tbe prosecution aud comfort to wavering witnesses. Seattle, Julv 18 A PortTownRond dis patch says the Indian wi'ness in the case of the three men now in Jail awaiting trial for the murder of an ludian at Port Ludlow, out bis throat from oar to oar this evening iu the jail. ivai..M,,.iuiy io xo-uay, wuiieinea oam er Carrie was coming up the river, aud when about two miles below here, a boy named John McQiiHde, employed on the boat, tell overboard nd was drowned. LaConnku, July 18 A Yale (B. O) dis pa'ch says the road near Ihe Thres Mile Post gave way last evening. Two wagons, twelve mules and 10,000 pounds of freight wero pre cipitaied into Frasor river. Tiie driver es caped with his life only through die bravory of an Indian, who plunged after him anil Drougnt mm nut. i,nss aoont si.uuo. Winnemucca and Oregon Railroad. In the Dalhi lffftoHficfOw.vhoo) of juno.i(i, wo tinti tno toiiowini;: we linn a ploiis-iint call this utter-noon from G. W. fJnlbv. of f.'nlifnrniii. nnii alr. Geo. E. Strong-, formerly comiect- ..j ...t.i, tlio Portland Oreimnittn Mr hM.f; "."J ",,,' V.,r "m, l !tl. lr J'.0'" isa clviI engineer, "1 1'0,tl f .sible hjiccti as soon aa tho pieliniinaries are settled. Tho route as tit present jirojected will ran from Winueniucca to tho vicinity of tlio Summit Springs; thence up Quin'.s JUver Valley, crossing between i tlio Pueblo rango and Stcin'd Mnuu- nun; inence acres i uio country io w.tr- nor Jjllko Valley J theilt'O 111 It norll- wOsteilv direction uiTQso tho thice forks oftho J)lM Clltltes in Uio line of everywiiore along tlio route, with a Heavy growth ot Umber in Warner It is said that no tumiellnir will bo re quiied, and that grades will he much easier than on any other lino of rail road on the Pacific coast. No trouble la anticipated from snow blockades In Me Winter .season. 1 ho load will deviate from It direct line itiitl come as near to Silver City as possible, in order to scrum tin. liPibo ! "J "' l '..!" ' . !' WJ.. ltbf SV,I.,.r,Viir .... tMU0 ,lS ll as tllat ' 1i'sU'r" Oregon. r . .... l.". - .,,0"Ul, .'"""""i: e la.lroarl pir: T ,nn,tt lasnecial train on tin. ushihuIh rmul anu went outtosc. Jo. From that point they pn.ceed by curiageto Salem, where they are to bo met by a special train fiom PonJxiid and coin eyed lo Ktigeue City. Ou Tuesday morulng the party will cross tho mountains and start. for Klamath Like over the nropos. ed lino of the Oregon aud Paciflo railroad. Quito a number of prominent gentlemen from Portland will accompany the dignita ries aa far aa Eugene City. Oreqonian, Capacity. The WlllameUe steam saw mill's capacity Is 100 000 feet ovary twenty four hours. Iv is now running on one-quarter time, that is, one-half or tbe mill runs twelve hours. There is loading at thn mill the bark Forward, for Australia, and tho bark Garibaldi will load there for China. TllA ivinlrftiilnp f A 'r.ul.. I.D ,1...... , the bridge across the Yamhill' river ou the Amity und btjerldau road. An English View of Bunker Hill. The London Thnci of the 17th ult. contains a remarkable editorial upon the centenary of Bunker's Hill, In which it gives a graphic sketch of tho battle, accompanied with some comments of nature wo hardly expected to soo iu any English newspaper, least of all in "The Thunderer." In commenting upon the battle, the Tunes makes four points which are esptclslly wormy ol notice. Tho ilrst is with regard to tl bravery exhibited by tha llri Ish troops. It says: If It be a quest ion d courage, o." endurance,. of iluiy at. Its sorert trial, or a question ot mere victory, ihon It l hard to say why tbo palm sliotinl not heaojtidgfd to the British tone which rmialueii In possession oftho groom!, and only gave it up when Boston it self was finally ovai-uated. Whatever the success, whatever the loss, and however fruitless aud saci'lice, there never was a braver deed nf srius, inver any more heroic sod iinriiurious. In commenting upon I lie reasons which In--duccd the British to tn.k'i the attack so aud-- diiily and persistently lu thelaco of adverse clrcii instance, the Vim 3 not only shows that tUo question of tho uvacuatinn of Boston do pend d upon the let ue of tbe day's light, but It also brings out suolher reason which h not usually figured largely iu the historical rtcords of the battle, namely, that thero was war lu England as well as iu America. On. this point it says: While the great maiorltv or the British ponple, as represented iu public opinion and lu literature, was on tbe American side, thn Governmentand tho majority In both Houses ot Parliament were absolutely proof against every consideration of humanity, prudence, or common sense. On receiving the news of Bunker's Hill, the llrst thing they did was to rake Europe tor mercenaries, aud to send a regiment of cavalry to Boston, where there was nothing for horses to do, nothing for them to eat, hardly spare ground for them to o'and upon; and where both soldiers and citizens wore already on short commons of bad food. If any method Is to be found in the madness of the British Government, It is that they thought Itjust possible to Irighten, bully, and ccjolo tho Aui&iicaus into submis sion. In closing Its article, tbo Times finds abun dant inason for congratulation over the re sults of that eveullul day, and thinks that not only America, but England and the world, huvo substantial reasons for a grateful re membrance or It. It seos in the success ot tho American Revolution the triumph of popular rofo-mu aud the complete develop ment of the democratic institutions with which the British throne Is now surrounded, among them popular representation and no taxatlou without it, self-government by pop ular municipal institution, tho independence of tho judicial bunch, and complete responsi bility iu the exercise of power and patronage The jftwic sHys: No doubt the sense of this added to the reckless aud inhuman obstinacy with which tho British noverumeut persisted in the struggle, loug after every man at llbeity io use his reason and senses on the question saw that it was hopeless. The politicians then, at the head of atlalrs, and the people by whom lliey were sui rounded, knew well that their oivu position uepiitidud on tholr successlully maintaining the principles or utter absolut ism, both at homo and iu the Colonies, and lhat it those principles failed, their own lall followed. They fought for dear lire against Chatham and Burke, and, s they well knew, against tho true people of Eng land. Tho oxtracts which we havo printed from iho article will give the render Its general tenor. It is a calm, clear, generous view of the opening battlo between the United States and droit Biliuin, and inlerentlally of tliQ nholu rewilullnn in all lis hj ects, us woll as in lis icstilts at homo itud upon thn world ut Urge. It ullords number proof of the fact that the prtjniilciw engendered by the loss ot tho Colonies and tlio natural hiimlliutlnn and blUnruoss growing out of de'ou havo passed away to Mtchiui extent that tlio lending i arfci" of Oniit Britain cm discuss tho questions In dol veil in this sti uggle w lib so much of JiU totical ivcmtr.iov and so llttlnyf prejudice us to aw aid impartial verdicts, and even to con gratulate the world upon tlio rroat Imnotits which have accrued from this uicmorablo disaster to llrillsh arms. Kello&g's Oregon 3) m m CiVMS PLOW IS TltK 1NVKNTION OP A. It JL Itilliyg, of Killogg's P.O., Douglas rmuit), Or egon ami liuliisricchtila L'ultisl rilatt-e pan ul ihuri. lur. Till is nut mm'ly n new plow, hilt fin hup'ri.' mvnt tliutuin hit nttu lm! In nn nlil plow If m sirbii us williis const riRl"il is a in w ino It "ceu-lst' of a point, Innd snl.i, anil slinr.i on the laml-slilt- tor rut tin1.? itmlcr tin. iaml, cniitriirliil of one pluo uf nji.it ini-tsl, tut out in iMiltiitjIti (nrin unit heut In lie plmpa tequlrril." Altniiiwl, anil pin if tho Inn ntli.n I mi uprlL'lit cuthr ciirted coin to uit tl.c .0.1 ami gutur all stubble or traeli ami -nl'lu It off to tlio ilt;hi to tin entirely covered tip l.y 'lie furrow. Thin lnvt nlioii has Ihnu illslluct advintget' lt In Icing wlajitul tnnn 11M plow with lltilu i-xpnno .'1 In laylni; the tluMilu hi the furrow tn lm 10 llrolj' cmtiid hy Ihetnrlh; 31 The share on the Inml rlilu nhltli projerts lattrully, cuts un.ler the next furrow ami pr. pores It lu mm of rohts or fi rn fur rmy tiuii IngiK well a sues the wing of theslmu Irom nil. anil making the di.ift of the plow both stuulj nutl lnlslit. 'I'ho prniirli tor Intinl to I uvo a llmheil nuinl'vr of tln.fr plows insilu by givnl mechanics, without ihar.'o for royalty, to provo tlulr vulue. anil those who ilislru to ea'uluc siuie. can do so at Knletit's hlai t siui'li tlnip, t'numliy Him I;, Haletn, or ul L. I.. ICtl l"gg' shoji, Oaklnml, Urcgnn. Our liunniVLintMit 011 ntiiivs will hu tiiuutirncrurerl ai.d for fale hy Louis .Miller, Alhaii); ano hy Irwin, Matey, and Hcboollng, and wonflliury, at IlnrrllUigi and ly bloan Urolbcrs, and 1'uluduxter & I'ugb, ut Eugene. Add rem commuolcatluua to L.. V KBLLOflfl, March 10. 1875. 3mw. Oalchnd, Or. SALEM FOUNDRY, & Alaoliliio Shop, AI.EM OKEGON, B. P. DRAKE, Prop'r.. ITR4U tEVnlHPR HAWMVTTQ b Itcaueit. 1'oroin. arid all klni- . UltlST MILI.H, clilnery made to order. Michi snrl Bfrlcii of Ma- notice, rattern making do' mi all kinds of brass an ' .ery repalrm at a snort . In all Hi various forme. Iron rastlnga himlshcdat tnort mime. Also, PhANHIt and li jnufactoror of KNTKItl'IilSK JlfAI'KICS. .fCllEH. aud SlICKItlf) and ilmlwtt