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"FXCELsIoR,"
Containing Ammonia per cent 1.f f'o'f II E.
Warranted the most concentrated universal durable
fertilizer offered for sale containing all the stimulating
effects OF Ground Bones adapted for all soils crops In
dry powder, for sowing or drilling in with the Grain.
Price So per 1000 lbs " LINE TURNER,
mhlo-u ~ Pratt street. Baltimore.
SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME.-lOO bbls.
- Mitchell Gr3ssdaes superior article; to which we
any quantity that may be wanted. GRANT BROTHER,
oil hNchange Place fe26-tf
A PERUVIAN GUANO.-Of direct importa-
soA Gn and in prime i'm order liberal discount GqmHs
mhitf
A A BROWN MEXICAN GUANO.-Contain-
Ang more than the ordinary centage of posphates
ana nI IN good barrels for sale by MACDONALD DUG
pAltIt. mh4-f
A A MEXICAN GUANO, (BROWN. VERY
Phosphate of Lime, containing 20 per cent more
than the standard Of fine texture and free ofevery impurty
iel9u ~ Pratt street, Bait.
A A MEXICAN GUANO, (WHITE AND
ABRoWN lin bulk bbls containing from 60 to 65 per
81 Bone Phosphate of Lime For sale by less
fel9tf ~ Pratt Street
DERUVIAN GUANO-l, 900 tons No. Peru
j. Wan Guano now dischargng from vessels direct from
suit A liberal discount made to Commission Merchants
a9a Gn5s o pTehaSiag lots tons or upwards NAL
GUANO GUANOl
WM F. MURDOCH,
Agent, No. SO Exchange Place
- am now prepared to sell the following Phosphate
GB BkSWS tS e t ms RpS RsEs a, cant
A AIS WHITE MEXICAN AND AA BROWN MEXICAN
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BY WILLIAM HAMILTON.

o. TRUSTEES SALE.-I will, by virtue
Of decree of the Circuit Court Baltimore citv sell
libby public auction, the premises, on SATURDAY.
June 25th, 1889, o'clock, =. NJ:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situated in said city, and
described follows viz: Beginning for the same on the
south side Thames street III feet inches southwest from
the southwest OF Thames and Market streets thence
running westerly binding Thames street ~ feet thence
extending enthusiastically right angles Thames street
of unio width 50 feet to alley III feet wide,
mon. Subject to an annual ground rent of 800 The i'm
provementS two Story BRICK STORE and DWELLING
HOUSE, with Back Building, sgnated No 81 Thames
street
Terms of sale One half cash and the balance months
with interest. l. NJ. REY NOlIIS, Trustee
jei2aw&dS WIN. HAMILTON, Auctr
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TailOrs

IOHN Ii. REA L CO.,
q CLOTHIERS,
CORNER OF SOUTH AND PRATT STREETS,
Messrs JOHN H. REA CO., take pleasure in announcing
to the public generally that their stock of Clothing much
larger and more varied than ever before.
Having now on hand splendid stock Of CLOTHS CASSI
MERES and VESTINGS, which they will make up TO order
in style that cannot fail to please both in price and
facture --
FURNISHING GOODS
Cravats, Scarf Ties, Suspenders Handkerchief Shirts
and Gloves, in large variety.
Their stock of SERV ANTS and OILED CLOTHING, is
worthy the attention Of Planters. ocl3f
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by SAMUEL j. SopER ~ CO.
- PUBLIC SALE.

f!.at PUBLIC SALE.
N,,, The following described valuable REAL ESTATE,
~ formerly owned by the Baltimore Water Company,
and possession Of the city, will be offered public
sale the 18th instant the Exchange No - South Cay
street, at II o'clock A. NJ viz:
portion Of the Chase Reservoir Property consisting Of
SEVEN BUILDING LOTS (about 274 feet wide by ISL feet
deep lying in the square bounded by North Charles Eager
and Chase streets and LOvegrove alley, and fronting
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&unbfr.
T UMBER, SHINGLES,

T UMBER, SHINGLES, ----
IL HEML0CK RAILS, ETC.
Just landed and for sale at our wharf
10000 No. l ART SHINGLES.
100000 Heart and Sap
1900 feet A. and 81 Hemlocl FENCING.
large lot of Oak and Ash Timber for Wheelwr lights
others Also every variety of Building Material all of which
offer at lowest market rates.
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN Il co,
West side of Union Dock
ap7-tf adjoining Norfolk Steamboat wharf
I UMBER FOR WHEELW RIGHTS.
IL OAK,
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SILNER PLATED GOODS.

SILVER PLATED ., GOODS 2.
Tea Sets Spoons and Forks,
Liquor and Table Casters,
Fruit Baskets Ladies',
Butter Plates Pitchers, &c
Table Cutlery fine Ivory and Common.
Table Mats,
Japanned Toilet Sets,
Tea Trays, Walters,
Coal fIods &C.,
At lowest ppces at PARIS CHINA HALL,
Baltimore straet
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TRUSTEES SALE

I'LL INHoWAR6' C0DNTY.
BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court Howard
county, the subscriber will offer at public sale the pre-
misses n IL o'clock, A NJ SATURDAY, the 25th day
June, 1881
THE SMALL FARM containing 81 acres, now occupied by
Mr. Washington Fox, situated on the Old Frederick Road,
about ~ miles from Ellcort's and about 20 miles from
the Railroad station Eysviile 1t adoins the Of
Messrs. William Frost, c. r. Howard and George Stinch-
comb and Caralls Manor The improvements
weatherboaried Log DIV YELLING HOUSE and Build
ngs, and Stone Barn and Stables
~ And the time and place, and by virtue of the
same Decree The subscriber will also offer public
A sale another small FARM Of So acres, adjoining The
lands of Mr. Upton Dorsey and the late Judge Dorsey and
the piece of land first noned On this there
improvements 1t is well waered, and about Is of it
arein wOud.
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree,
third in cash; third in months and the remain ng
third in eighteen months the credit payments to bear inter
est and to be secured by the bond promssory notes of
the purchasers with surety satisfactory tine Trustee
jel2awiw THOMAS DONALDSON, Trustee.
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1tntistrp.

e. NOTlCE.-DR. VIM. H. HOPES has
QcIrID REMOV Ed his Office to No IS n EUTAW ST, be
tween raoga and Mulberry Streets and is prepared
to perform all the Dental Teeth
trdctpd by the GulUdnic Process ial96m
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HICKORY.
JOS. THOMAS h son,
fel7-t corner Park and Clay streets.
T UMBER LUMBER!
- , NEW NUMBERING ESTABLISHMENT.
Retail Yard No AZ West Falls Avenue I'd yard,
- Pratt Street Bridge Baltimore Md.
We would pectfuy call the attention of our friends and
the public generally large WHITE PINE
LUMBER consisting Of Framing, and all kinds White
Pine Also; HemloGk Framing, Fencing, and Flooring;
White and Yellow Pine Flooring Shingles, Iats PicketS
&c We prepared furnish orders wholesale retail
with dispatch, the most accommodating
Lumber direct from manufacturing establish
ment-Beaver Mills, Centre county, Pa.
EDW TURNER 4
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EXCURSIONS.
t-rrCEe~-sp The steamboat ELANCASTER," CAPITA
j. W. Tomlinson being in complete repair, and havn
fine accommodation, be chartered for excursionso
pleasure parties at any time.
JOS JAS TAYLOR, Agent,
noStf Wast Falls Avenue
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q UENTRIST1.
QrITrD DR. II. II. KEECH,
n. +. CORNER BALTIMORE AND EUTAw STREETS,
Opposite Eutaw iouse,) Entrance on Eutaw streetO
Ralti nnnra
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! VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE SITES FOR RURAL
/ RESIDENCES AT THE EXTREMITY OF
CHARLES STREET AVENUE.
On MONDAY, July llth, 1852 will sell public auc
ton, O'Clock, at the Exchange saesroom No 10 South
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BY SAMUEL III. GnNER

ms cash HENRY + CAREY Assi,,,.o
Is ADRE0N Il CO Aurtionenrs
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NOGNAC AND ROCHELLE BRANDIES
" j. f. JAMESON co,
0er for sale to arrive this month in Baltimore per MIO
TONI direct from France large invoices of Pmet, CaslilOn
Cos jules Robin Cos and Seignette Brandies, in half
pines quarter casks and octaves pale and dark bond
duty paid.
J. F. JAMESON 1t co offer the above consignnents on
favorable terms, arrive to the trade Samples,
every information be obtained Office No SO South
Charles
j. F. J. Co. have in Public Store 40 casks Cognac and
Bordeaux Brandies which they offer for sale in bond duty
paid ml22m
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MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

FANCY.
s 81 Poindexter 10 ID pkgs Prsgminm' nlOlb Ekgs
NJ Langhom Sons, Royal Sallie Cary, in b. pkgs.
Arch,
SMOKING TOBACCO
kllickmck in 10 ID bales L. Cayor's in 10 lb bales
DO. :" D - Live Indian,
Pocahontas. = 10 g Uncle Tom,
Also, the celebrated Virginia Powhattan Pipes and Noun
tain Ash Stems in and for sale nv
WARWICK, Prick BALL.
m3lu No. I'll South street
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papet Yanging anG apbolstetg
" AND CHEAP PAPER HANGNGS.

VIM. H. GRIFFITH,
No. l3 North Gay street, opposite Ch~iSt Church,
Would respectfully invite attention to his large and well
selected stock of Paper Hangings Upholstery Goods Gold
BOrdered and Plain Window Shades, ConicPS, Venetian
Blinds, Bindings Cord and Tasses &c 6c all Of the most
approved style and pattern.
Paper hung in any part of the city and country by expert
enced and careful workmen, at prices that please
Good Glazed Paper at from 20 upwards, Common
Paper anlSIy
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their aid in his effort to overthrow the govern
mept, and impressed their idces on bis political
yiews.
Another event has trausp6sd in Valparaiso
which is likely to lead to some correspondence
with our own State Department. The brig
Townsend Jones, which was fitted out from here
many months age, with general cargo Of
George Laws hardware, including lot Of his
vel known muskets, for Valparaiso and a
market has been seized by the authorities at that
port II seems that after lying in Valparaiso for
year, she found market somewhere; but on
applying for clearance the authorities not only
refused it, but seized aud discharged the vessel
The captain has abandoned her, aid lis support
ed in his course by our Minister and the Consul
We suspect the Chilean authorities have made a
mistake in this matter; for, from certain indica
lions that we have seen, we incline to the belief
that the muskets, Hints and powder of the
Townsend Jones were to have gone to help old
General Alvarez in Mexico.
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AFFAIRS IN CuuE-SEIzURE OF SOME OF
GEORGE LAWS MUsKETs.-By the Star Of the
West we learn that the attempt at revolution in
Chile has been very nearly if not quite, suppress
ed. Gallo the chief leader Of the insurgents,
had been defeated in decisive battle between
Coquimbo and Serena, in the northern part of
the republic, which seems to have been sharply
contested struggle. Although the number Of
forces engaged on both sides amounted to only
about 1000 men in all, 1000 are reported as
killed and wounded, and GOO taken prisoners
The insurgent leader succeeded in escaping
Another body Of revolutionists in the south,
under Colonel Tirapegui, have also been routed
In two actions with considerable loss
This attempted revolution in Chile partook Of
The character Of the struggle that is now going
on in Mexico, and in most Of the other Spanish
American republics, with different degrees Of &C.
tirity, as we'll as on the Continent OF Europe.
Political ideas ard ecclesiastical privileges were
arrayed against each other. In Chile the move.
ment was initiated by Senior Gallo, who had per-
sonal difficulty with the government. Assisted by
the immense wealth of his mother, lie was able to
raise and equip large force; and the clergy,
VINO have recently experienced curtailment of
heT privileges, under certain judicial interpre-
tahons OF the constitution, lent him indirectly
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MUSICAL MATTERS IN BosroN.-Mr Uilman closed
afternoon his spring opera season, With rl1.inee
mencing at las selecting Norma" and scene iron
Trovatore" for positively last performance fair
gave the pent enthusiasm and general desire TO at
cheap opera full scope and great was the rush of Il
fair into the Boston theatre. During the week past
Ulman has tried, With moderate success an experii
upon italian Opera st fty cents, with we'd seats
weather has prevented fair trial Of that mooted quest
can opera be supported at playhouse prices s-and
public will probably move for new trial next autJ
The company left for Now York this afternoon.
At the annual meeting Of the stoc xhoders OF the
ball Corporation the financial condition thereof wa
ported as follows Whole amount Of income. during
The year, So SIG IS. The receipts Of this year. az
pared it'll the BEFORE show an increase of 4o
The following gentlemen were elected officers presil
Baxter. Jr The organ now building IN Germany vii
brought here next spring -Boton Euening Gazette Ju,
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Wild HORSES FROM SOUTH AMERCA.-Capt. Thomas
the schooner Burde.t Hart, now arrived from the n
La Plata, has brought with him Ave horses ana four
Mes They are beautiful specimen OF the wild hors
that country-h he having spent some time and trave
some distance to procure the finest and best that %
be obtained and these are selections from droves excl
ing ten thousand in number. They are indee
noble sight, and though having been on board As ID
are in as good condition as they would be if just ID
look as though they had been unier the management.
nrst rate groom and had received much attention
man VINO hks - much Of his horse az of his wife q
pestew The vessel now lies ct the Empire stores Brj
iyn, where the living cargo may Re seen. II will
worth the while Of any who knows any thing OF
qualify Of horse TO 50 and take look ut these ole
and graceful animals
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THE OCEAN YACHT RAcE.-This affair, which
is to come off on the 18th of the present month
promises to be one of the most exciting and in
t,retting events of the season. Already several
Of the largest and finest yachts In the squadron
have been entered, and it is expected that Others
including the julia will join in the friendly con-
test for the supremacy Of the waves. 1t is due
to the reputation of the New York Club
the alpha and omega Of yachting in this coun-
try-thst the list should be full, and the contest
close one. The ocean race will give chance
for thorough test Of the qualities Of the yachts
and the spirit of the gentlemen who sail them
There will be q fine opportunity also for the
Philadelphia and Boston yachts to join in the
roce, and thus give to the strife q more extended
interest. We hope to be able to publish before
the 18th list Of entries which shall include the
name of every celebrated SKINNER of the seas
hereabouts; then we can show our cousins across
tie water squadron tina. even on 5lgHsh yacht
club might be proud Of
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The New York Decentralization for Europe.
The Cunsrd mail steamship America, Capt Mlar, will
leave Boston, on Wednesday, for Liverpool
The European mails will close in this city this a.
ternoon half past O'clock to so by railroad and at
four O'Clock, 10 go By steamboat.
The European edition of the HERALD will be published
at ten O'Clock the morning Single copies, in wrappers
elk cents
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of the
NEW YORK HERALD will be received at the following places
In Europe
LONDON. =. Sampson Low, Son Co., Al Ludgate Hill.
Lansing, Starr Co., "a King William street
PARIS. Lansing, Baldwin Co, place de Ia Bourse.
JdyRPooI. Lansing, Starr l. Co., No. Chapel street.
X stuart, 10 Exchange street, East.
BAvRs. LANSING, Baldwin Co, 81 Rue Corneille.
HAMBURG. De ChapeauroDge L. Co.
The contents OF the European edition Of the HERALD will
combine the received by mail and telegraph at the
Office during the previous week and up to the hour Of the
publication.
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Personal INTELLIGENCE,

Col. Miles and family, U. 8. A.; Isaiah synders, U
states Marshal, New York; Hon Charles Durkee. of
J. c. Allen, of Illinois; Hon. A. C. Dldgo and famil
Iowa, we're in Washington on Saturday.
ARRIVALS.
Ftom Havre and Southampton, In the esfossp Fulto
b%sss 5 Ss States NsTy ga Hng
S,Ib syI1n d niss t T2n Ss. M.s Boyd
esa owd Ms.
fant Mrs Chin and two child en- Chsuncy. q Dsls
Hn@on FrSs and sdy Fsesmse ss. es Sa
sister, sigra Frezzoini and two servsns Flues ra
nssr asys child rPd NJ.
bearer Of desrsiches Z French Legation Mrs deoge.
aee Eebes soss nowc CD
sosn rb s Nr, JSnn Sspel and LADY elle
ston, lady, and child. isamls LeGeris / De Arse.
rsni asnth Capt Magrudsr United States Navy and
P6zer ana lady Ksa FoIe Il Rev sshoo Potter say
sars, child and servant; J Prsder, ARobie Roswas
ndy sthnyler ssatteiiee, lady son and dsaxsie
s sssss and HYn lady, schn'Fer seTs Gen To!ten
Trsnimaun Mrs yeman srd child ak fon ap \
8, in lat 4s 2t long. IS . So, passed an Iceberg,
cuave Jane Sucave Rev VIM smith aueSs sSpai
Rose,sop, Newcan. W Ba,tets Miss ID lilo, ar SoaI
Palmer. cassielay, G Bsrsatt, Taylor G XoKenI
From California, via Arpiowsi, In steamship Star
West w Rsleck, lady and servant; john sickles,
y u u ",
S s s Parks FsIreSIs, 8 FsrehIld, Hrs
~ EoIrer " Br,ant 8 Bonte5 on, Mwrighs,
vie and child; " Story Adams iSt avsrv.
J. q Henaby ard brother, Tbeo Ladd, Cbrystsi and
Mrs I. J. .apky and child, Mrs Lambert Peter. Ks
Kslyw KK9 asSois GA!0Y So:dsr Wider Reed
Z Farbank Pollock. Connolly and wife. W &
III sr en- Hsssy. Geo Work, Tennell.
Johnson Bowel os naae Eess1s Poa
sol Mrs Dimon three children and servant. Y Dim
slosn Wagner srliian, s.o sfs Cha.
M, Mosque MosaueTs Mr soyre, Q Il GSaae, Ficres 4
Jewett DR. " Gatllf, j Hsimapn, W Sacks Mrs q Ro
Eussn Fore, F Council, Hoberts and wife, Il Gi
SS5dH r. Part
Bsckman, Russell and wife, J J Wright Jr. d
hiche rdeon, 3 Andres and wife, q Dixon, II W Dun
dings HRS Gordon and three infants, q F Thorn pspu
RotFiguez John Dev!s N Badwi hand 2Si In he see
FROM New Orleans aud Havana, ia the steamship ri
phis. Nc Quirk and stild, Miss Ulinnon, Ms
Damon, Mrs M Lockwood and servant: Brady an
", VIM Maledy, esux and VILE, srs Mary ar Shannon.
peebe Mrs Penney er, Mr. Cre)le, Mrs Scott, Miss
dale, T Morris, Thompson, 4 Evart, e & Slant
rror, Csrthsgena, ia The brig Thomas awasn--iirs
BiboD. bsndeii, Can't q MsrToun. WA nIsy, Aaa
Wikinson, VIM Dohson, aasolouder, y ID Lsslels
bar and two servants.
From katapzas In the bark Sam shepherd-Jas Hslcc
lady Henry Randall. Lady and chld; John Jones, Jas
From havana. In the bark Aura-T Combs, Chas
From 81 Jago. in the bark overmsnn-rrhss Co-k,il.
EnheLiu, John Warner, Ro6t stewart, Nicholas Lsuch
FROM Cnrctnai In the bark Phena-B Hanson.
berta Q ruero, shaw.
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ACADEMY or Music -Flotows pleasiag OPERA 'Marha y
with its clever melodies and grace.a, CTS miles is too we'll
known here to need heightened analysis critical hands
Tie performances last evening the frat that has been
given OF IL entirely in Italian in this city. Mr.. Uilman
bad the best intention to do what Mr. S1akosch has done
but Mr.. Formes, and 20 believe Nine Befke sang por
tons Of the respective roles in German. The opera Ia
public, and attracted better house than
has been sccn atiesy al tho Academy Tho distribution
embraced Mmes Colson and strakosch the soprano and
conrato roles, signor Brgno and Jnnca In the tenor
ana oaas Nine. Colson is admirable In s'Martha ~ both
IN singing and acting. Her voice. albeit has not quite
recovered from the effects Of her illness, Ia fully
developed In this role, while the orid brilliant music
affords her an excellent opportunity for display Of her
executive abilities Brgnol sang the tenor role carefully
and well. Junca and Nine strakosch were both good ,
and the opera altogether very agreeebly rendered
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lDspectOrship.
BOARD or ALDERAEN.
This Board met last evening Mcspcdon In III
chair.
CITY INSPECTOR AT
Alderman BooIE moved TO discharge the Special Com
mittee the City bspectors nomiaaton which car
red Alderman B. then called up tbs last nomination O
the Mayortnat OF Daniel E. Daley offered the 70,
lowing resolution
Resolved That this Board do advise and consent III
appointment of Daniel <. Dsevan to The Office Of City In
spector for the city Of New York; and the nomnao
OF sAd Daniel Deevan to the said office of City Inspec
tor made by bis Honor tho Mayor May &c. 1859, be-
Aldermen Genet, Adams and Boole hoped that II woul
be Dannf0usy adopted.
Alderman ADAMS expressed his belief that the re
would be unanimously adopted, he had NO doub. pu
Mr.. Delevan chad been seen" ON the matter
The nomination was unanimously confirmed.
TRINITY CHURCH PROPERTY.
remembrance was received from the rector, churu
vardens ana seatTymon Of Trinity church, against u
widening OF Rector street and Trinity place. far "a
monstrapce OF other properly owners receive
aganst the extension Of Church street. Referred.
remonstrance from Edwin Bergh and Others against
ferry 81 Gouverneur Slip received and referred IN
ttons in favor OF the same were also received ami n
ferred.
On motion OF Alderman TUoMEY q Special Co a NIT
was appointed 70 confer with the Board Of Supervisors
the subject Of the erection Of q new county jssi
A communication was received from Mr.. Richard Be
teed, Counsel of the Corporation stating that neithl
branch Of the Common Council could have its prin iii
done without the concurrence OF the other Ordered
1le.
After the disposition of some routine business ii
Board adjourned TO Thursday next.
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ST. LOUIS, June Is, 1859.
The California overland mail Of the 2oh Of Nay arrived
last night The proprieors Of the Sn Francisco Evening
Bulin fined hundred dollars for publish
ing Mrs. Sickles confession.
party Of Lieutenant Beales had been attacked at
psh Utah Springs by the Mohave Indians.
Passengers report three thousand Texans encampsd
near Fort Beknap for the purpose Of DISCRIMINATING the
Caddo Reserve Indians. The Governor Of Texas had
called for United States troops to proceed against the
RAIDERS and three companies of Dragons under Major Van
Dorn, on the way from Forts Wssha and Belknap
Major Van Dorm had had encounter With the Apache
Indians killing forty fifty and taking thirty prisoners
despatch from Independence says party Of soldiers
had surprised eighty lodges Of Indians near Pawnee Rock
killing forty five, including twenty women.
Advces from Kansas say that Douglas county elected
republican delegates to the Constitutional Convcn-
ton; Bourbon and Lykns each one republican and
Democrat; Achscn and Riley have each . small repubi
can majority; johnson and Wyandotte email republican
najorites Lawrence four hundred republican majority.
The Utah mail Of the 10th ult ia to hand. Tho VaNy
TIN had been transferred to John HArtuett Secretary
tt Territory
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ARE THE TAXES LEGALLY LEVIED We sup.
gested, aiew days ago, that The new Tax Commits
sioners, appointed under an act of the last Lepis
iature, by Mr.. Comptroller Haws, did not com.
prise a legally constituted board and conse
quently that the legality of their Official acts
was very doubtful This is an importap.
point. If there is any doubt That the taxes an
now Illegally levied, this Board has no right t.
perform any other duty in connection viii hem;
and We think the Supervisors, whose blsiaes, Z
was to take charge Of the city taxation, should
take immediate measures to have the question
settled by the courts.