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TIL + In Ola N s.
Return ar General Conner's Expedition
90 Fort Lar OF tho CAM
Daign, Sc.

FoRT LARAMIE, Oct I, 1865.
General Conner returned Saturday from the Powder
river Indian expedition His columns will be here in
days Tho results Of the campaign -Four pitched
battles with the Cheycnncs Sioux and Arapaoes with
the loss side OF Captain Cole Of the Sixth Mich
gan and twcpsy-four men killed and two wounded;
Indian lose Of from 400 500 killed and large number
woundcd the entire destruction Of the village Of the
Arapahoes the capture Of 500 head OF horses and
mules The Arapahoes acknowledge loss of sixty eight
Of their braves In one battle, and coming
make peace II s thought however that the Sioux and
Cheycnncs not half whipped
Not less than 500 should be stationed Ut Fort
Conner and the campaign continued during the winter
The citz that the Sioux and Cheycnnes w
back the road and interfere with the mails and tee.
graph
The expedite on carried out under the most cmbar
raising circumstances. Not pound OF intended
for the expedition arrived time for use The troops
mutnous, and claimed their discharge because the
rebellion had censed and regiments ordered to be
mustered out almost they arrived the
lIans
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News from 50. Domingo.

Advices have been received from ~. Domingo % the
9Th Of September.
The death pcnsty for political offences has been
abolished.
The United states steamer Mercedta had arrived at 81
Domingo and salued the Dominican flag Her
mandcr, accompanied by the American Consul paid a
visit to the present head Of the government
Families who LEFT the island during the
ng, business is revivng newspapers have been
started and the prospects Of the country in every
way encouraging
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Commercial Intelligence.

LoNDoN MosEy MARKEr- sErT. ~
Consols closed at sok s91, Tor money.
The bullion Ia the Bank ~ England has increased
ga 900
Illinois Central shares, so sou.
Erie shares 57A
United states ave twcnies 6s a6sk
Saterhwlites eli cula4 dated the evening OF the
n a. says the market for American securities has been
very active and IN to the 10Th with steadily advancing
ra,cs yc twentrs were al line alone as high as
9ss1 hu, cave wav and closed heavy n, 81 n 6sA
Fries had been lar, oily bought up 10 81 when they
acted 10 g. but on renewed buying have again advanced
Ia bTA nsTa. Illinois In demand az an Improvement
on Tho week ~ about three quarters % dollar. Allan
~ ana Great western bonds IA demand with but few to
be soId even at advance Of two 70 three dollars
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET-sErr a.
Tho Brot ms Circular reports the saes Of cotton for
die week ~ 600 bales including 81 900 20 spccula
,ors and AZ 900 to Exporters The market has been
citcd ana prices advanced Nd I'D for American and
va 4 fI' Ion other descriptions The authorized quota
lions are Par Orleans 22d mddlng orleans, 1sTd.
middling Mobiles and uplands ied. The sales 70 day
ain up ard tendency The stock in port s estimated ~
$50 900 bales OF which 20, 800 are American.
LIVERPOOL BRrApsrrFrs sARxEr- sErT. ~.
Breadstuns are arm and wheat IL Id higher
LIVERPOOL Provisions aARxRr-sErr ~
Provisions steady
toxpoN BREApsruFrs MARKET-sErT. ~.
RreadstufTe duh but steady Sugar still advancing.
concc Grrn Tea steady Rice quiet and steady Iaiow
inactive
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NORTH CAROLINA CONVENTION.
ITS ORGANIZATION AND SENTIMENTS.
LIST or THE DELEGATES PRESENT.
&e. &c. Aes
Special Despatch 10 the Herald.

Special Despatch 20 the Herald.
RALEIGH, N C., Oct 2. 1895.
The North Carolina Reconstruction Convention met
here day and has organized with Edwin G. Reade
its head
Mr. Reade Representative in the Thirty afth
Congress from this State. He is a native Of Orange
county, where he born in 1872 He has been
gagged in the practice OF the law and active part
in the late rebellion.
The following s list OF the delegates present at the
organization to-day
Alamance Mebane, DR.. John W. McAuley.
AnsOn--IA /. Polk - Smith.
Burke-TOd r. Caldwell
Bertie-Lewis Thompson, John Pool.
Buncoube--I. L. Stewart
Contradictions J. Jarvis.
Cdmden-D. d. Fercbee.
Cho,udn-Dr r. H. Winborne.
Ctedveldnd-R. Swan, d. Beam.
Cdtdm3a--Dr J. r. Ellis.
Cumberland and Harnet-Neil Mckay, Ralph P. Bux-
ton, d. G. McRae.
Chataam-John A. Mcdonald, q. P. Moore, Robert
Love-
Cdrsret-James Rumley
Crduen-C. c. Clarke, NJ. f. Manly.
Cdbduus-Dr. l.. s. bingham.
C0umbus-A J Jones
CddWeH-Rufus L. Patterson.
Dsptin-D B. Nicholson, W. A. Allen.
Decentralization Adams, {. s. Jones.
Dave-D NJ Furches
Edgeo ,sle-John Norleet, George Howard.
Franklin--P. H. Winston, Jr
Fmsy1te-D starbuck ]. G. Lash.
Gdtes-Henry Wiley.
Gaston--Dr. VIM. Sloan
Gresne-R. j Williams.
0rdnvtHs-R b Gillian, Eugene Grissom, z z. Lyon.
GNaLfovd-R p Dick D. r. Caldwell, Jonathan Harris.
Hdycood-Alney BuTgin
Hergord-Richard a. Cowper
HnIifd1-Ed Conigland W. W. Brckell.
Ersdet-John II. Mclaughlin 8. r. Bell.
Johnston-Wm. Smith, Simon Goodwin.
Jones-F. G. Simmons.
Lincotn--W. p Bynum.
Lcsloir-R. w. King.
McDo,veL-W g. b. Garrett
Mdytin-Jesse r. Stubbs
neutrality-suspicious. N Alexander Alexander Mclver
Ndsh-A. B. Banes.
Nsso Ha,,ovcr-William A. Wright, Dr. Harson +. Mnr-
ply.
Northampto,,-John b Odum VIM. Barrow.
Orange-John Berry, s. y. Phillips
Onsioi0-lsaac N. Sanders.
Perqninldrs-Thomas Wilson.
Pdsquotdnk-Hon G. II. Brooks
inghdD,--Thomas Settle, Jr., Robert H. Ward
Roardn-Nathaniel Boyden, DR.. l. W. Jones.
Rdadolph-s s. Jackson, zebedee Rush.
rutherford and Poke. w. Logan q. 1. Harris
Rote1n--Ncill A. Mclean Nathaniel Mclean.
Sdmps,n-A. A. hcKoy tn. J. Faison.
Stantsy--James N. Mctorke.
Union-Samue II Walkup
Warren--Wm Eaton Jr y. H. Joyner
Wake-W H Harrison, II. A. Hodges, b. y. Moore.
Wdyne-W r. Faircoth, T. L. Kennedy.
Wdshingion-J. c. Johnston.
Wiutes-C. ]. Cowes, - Bryan.
Yadkin-Thomas Haynes
disposition To hasten the return OF the state 10 the
Union appears " exist in tho minds Of all the delegates
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Frankfort advces the London Tine, mention that
meeting ~ American bondholden, rceDty called there
BY Mr. Ianer, a New York banker was largely attended
Mr. Incr stated that he had not To borrow, his
counirymen competent ~ provide for the wants a
the government but 70 make some communications
Of the Treasury having desired him do during his
stay In Europe. Mr Lanisr stated that rs large i'm
portstons required for the South a large re-
venue from customs probable He also stated
that Congress at tsnext session will probably sanction
export duties cotton, tobacco, A., by which an add
tonal of sixty million dollars viii b. raised IL
was the intention Of Secretary fe Treasury return
specie payments possible, with rfuction OF
paper currency next spnng The meeting Expressed
doubts whether exports Or large rapport dntieJ
would the purpose the views on thorc Subjects
being entirely OF opposite character IN Europe, where
export duties abolished and import duties reduced
70 the lowest point Above all the advantage was urged
setting aside certain revenue for The gradual cxtnc
ton OF the naprr currency
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NE IN sr. MARKS EPISCOPAL CHURCH, ruILA-

SCENE IN ST. Marks EPISCOPAL CHURCH, rHILA-
DELPHIA.
pmLADETPHIA Oct. q 1896.
Quite sensation produced In ST. Marks Episcopal
church OF this city yesterday Sunday by the appear
ance OF the Roy. Dr Wilmer IN the church
Dr. Wilmer the pastor ol the church before The
broke out, and lis saccsh procliyes induced him
and 60 SOUTH with large amount Of baggage,
which detained at Fortress Monroe b. the govern.
incnt
The reverend Doctor appeared in tho chanca TO assist
In celebrating the holy communion service and this was
the sg Tor large portion OF the cODgr CATION 10 leave
the church Ia disgust
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T0rlsvILlE KY sept N TFb3.
A Polish jew from Mobile calling himself A. VI Aner.
bach rcpr, senting that be had bought the steamer
Golden Rod. bound here from New Orleans with yaua
bic cargo purchased eighty thousand dollars worth
of various kinds OF merchandise 81 several of our large
horcs before the goods delivered " was ascor
ta.ncd that no such boat In existence Aucrbach
was forthwith arrested He had obtained from the
rous houses several articles of wearing apparel for his
mar
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AMERICAN BOARD or FOREIGN MIssIoHs-MovE.
MENTs or GENERAL SHERMAN, Ere.
CHICAGO, Oct. z 1896.
The nfty sixth annual meeting u the American Board
Foreign Missions will commence in this city tomor
row. aud continue TIL Friday IL Is expected that over
two thousand delegates viii be In attendance
The Eleventh Illinois cavalry reached Springfield TO.
niglit for nna payment and discharge
MAJOR General sherman arrived here this evening from
Milwaukee. and took rooms at the fremont House He
will l,aye TO morrow for Western Missouri and Kansas
on on c!a business.
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Appointment, by the Governor.

ALBANY, Oct. 2, 1896.
Governor Fenton has made the following appointments
to take effect from the lat inst. -
Brevet Brigadier General James r. Hall, late OF the
First New York Volunteers TO be ABIDE Camp upon his
staff
Colonel George W Palmer, Assistant Comn,issary
General Of the State, TO be Commisssry General vice
Frank Chamberlain resigned
Governor Fepton cft for New York city this evening
BY the stsAmbops Dean Richmond
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The Adams Express and ReImont Rob-
berries.
EXAMINATION or cHAuscgy JonSsoN-rRovisa

berries.
EXAMINATION OF cHAUscgy JonSsoN-PRovisa
A. ALIDI.
Al ten O'Clock yesterday morning the examination Of
Charles Jones' alias chauncey Johnson the charge Of
having stolen package Of bonds, containing SIS o0o
from the banking house OF August Belmont Co., Wall
street, few days SINCE was resumed bcfors just co
Downing at the Tombs Police Court and evidence intro
duccd for the defence
Joseph Boom, saloon keeper at OF Bowcry, testified
that the day Of the alleged robbery johnson entered
his place nj about hal past eleven O'Clock A. NJ and 70.
manned Till alter three O'Clock
Mr.. Bropp, partner Of Mr. Boom, also testified that
johnson was IN his place from hafpast eleven O'Clock
until three o'clock y NJ engaged greater portion OF
that time playing cards for drinks.
william i. Howe, ESQ., counsel for johnson, recalled
Mr. Bcmorts clerk, Burshater, who, in his original
affidavit, testified to seeing johnson In the banking
house tac AFTERNOON the bonds were stolen, and sub
ec ed HIM rId amiuaGn eliciting the fact
tet he had given description ~ tho prisoner nj the
Twenty sixth precinct police station wholly al variance
with Johnson's height and appearance
Mr.. Howe then addressed the judge on behalf Of tho
phi Ia a forcibe manner, demanding the discharge
Of his client claiming that Johnson's past character
should not influence him Uhc Judsel Mr.. Howe also
sdj that the ketthums and nkinses were yet latent
IN Wall street, and Tor all he tthe coun,ell could
state perhaps, representing this prosecution The
defendant counsel claimed that no had proved clear
alib and concluded his argument ~ again demanding
the Immediate discharge Of his client as ah act Of public
justice
In the case Of Adams Express Company johnson,
wherein the latter stands charged with stealing $1,000
from the ONCE OF the Express Company the day of
the Belmont robbery Clarence A. seward Esq, counsel
for the Express Comrany entered into An elaborate argu
mont, with the view OF conyncinI Judge Bowling that
the evidence heretofore introduced sufficient 10 JUST
~ him In holding tho prisoner Tor trial
Mr.. Howe who also represented johnson IN this casc,
s arg s se bad not ca % oeySas
Just previous TO the money being missed, and demanded
his discharge
Judge Bowling took the papers and reserved his de-
cision.
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Colonel Roland Commissioner OF tho Northern Pacific
Railroad addressed the Boston board Of Trade upon The
interest % New England the construction Of that road
A com mee of nine appointed 70 consider the sub
ect aud report thercor
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NEWS FROM RICHMOND.
Conference Betwcen the Military and
Civil Omcers I'm Relation 20 the City
Council-The Suppression OF the Buils-
tin. &c. @

CIVIL Omcers In Relation 10 the CITY
Council-The Suppression OF the Buile-
tin, sc.
OUR RICHMOND CORRESPONDENTS.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct l, 1868
IMPORTANT MILITARY PENDING RELATION THE
CITY COUNCIL.
As write learn that most important conference s
going on at which the highest military and civil dgnl
taries OF the Department Of Virginia present Their
action is understood to upon the possibility and
proprety Of temporarily resusctang that branch Of the
city government recently elected, and subsequently
shorn Of the privilege Of exercising functions known
the Richmond City Council, for the purpose Of APP
pointing commissioners of elections to duly refe
the October political contests now proximate
in this State The problem To be solved in view Of
General Turner's previous action In the premises is
exceedingly difficult one and will find expression and
solution In order to be issued the subject
n Is known that Surdivant the candidate recently
elected to the ayoray Of the city, still persists in hold
ing his election TO be valid notwithstanding the proper
action OF the military authorities in the case 1t may be
added that some action will, doubtless be had which
will permit the legal appointment OF the necessary com
missioners ..8
SUPPRESSION BULLETIN NEWSPAPER
creates great excitement here, and the propretors
OF the paper have appealed directly 10 the Presi
dent in the premises The following is the conclusive
official order Of Major General Terry upon the SUBJECT
which VIII be given TO the public here tomorrow The
order closing the concern given in view Of this docu
ment:--
GENERAL oRDERs-No. 19
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 80, 1885 !
Whereas the Commercial Bulin newspaper of this city,
In It's issue of to-day has published article which contains
indecent insult the of the late President OF the
United States TO those who surrounded him during his
Administered OF his Office and almost equally offensive
reelection his Exceency President Johnson therefore
y i ordered that the license heretofore gwen by the Provost
Marshal General Of this department for the publication OF
said paper be and hereby Us revoked and that the Office OF
the paper be closed The Provost Marshal OF the depart
ment will commit prison Charles C. r. Dmitry the writer
of said article.
BY command OF Major General A. ii. TERRY.
Ed w. SMITH, Assistant Adjutant General.
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JeT. Davis Removed 20 His New Quar-
tiers In Carroll Hall.

FoRrRfSN MONROE, Oct. ., 1903
Jefferson Davis was moved this morning, under strong
guard from his prison the quarters assigned
him In Carroll Hall
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The Minister OF the Interior had issued circular 10
the projects relative 10 the approaching election. He
also sundry 90 be presented In tho
Parliament including one for the suppression ~ re-
Rous bodies, aud The rcadjastment Of ecelcsiast,cai
property.
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The Overland Route.

NICHOLSON, Kansas, Oct ?, 1903,
Holadnyis Overland mail route IN entirely free OF
Indians, and the stages arriving fast iime-yz
days from Colorado eleven days from Utah. thirteen
days from Nevada fifteen days from Idaho and Montana
and eighteen days from California
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The Coming Election In Virginia.

RICHMOND Va, Oct 2, 1885.
General Terry has by general order designated nine
members Of the City Council and nine Aldermen being
majority of each body elected July who shall be per
mted TO qualify and organize for the sole purpose Of
appointing officers conduct the Congressional election
which take place the 18th inst. Messrs Chris
tian and Douglas in the First district and Epes in the
Fourth district, have withdrawn from the contest for
Congress. /,
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The Belgian at Father Point with
Two Days Later News.
THE FENIAN EXCITEMENT.
An American Brigadier General
Under Suspicion.
Fenian Documents Found on q United
States Captain.
-~O,>o~~-~~-~~-~o~~~~~
FeMianism in the British
Army.
-~>~~>-~~
MI. Seward Thanked for Giving InfOnma-
ton to the British Government.
Meeting Of American BondnoIders
in Germany.
Meeting Of American BondaoIders
in Germany.
EArnKR porsr. Oct. 2. 1905.

FATHER PoyT, Oct. 2 1908.
The steamship Belgian, from Liverpool September q,
via Londonderry September % passed this point this
afternoon route to Quebec.
The Belgian has fortysix cabin and two hundred and
forty steerage passengers.
Lieutenant Colonel yoborke late Adiutant General Of
Cavalry writes the London Times statement that the
documents found on the person Of Colonel DahIgren
after he killed were forgeres.
The steamship North American, from Quebec, arrived
Londonderry the 10th inst and at Liverpool on tho
afternoon of the Goth.
The steamship Hansa from New York, arrived at
Southampton the afternoon OF the goth.
The steamship Pennsylvania, from New York, arrived
at Queenstown on the 21st at three O'Clock A. NJ.
The steamship Caledonia from New York September
o. arrived at Glasgow September - at eight A. n.
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Vienna paper learns that warlikc preparations which
are again making Montenegro have induced the Porto
adopt precautionary measures aud sind reinforce
ments The frontier Omar rasha's prsencc IN Vienna
was believed 70 be 10 connection with these move
ment4
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Political Meeting at Syracuse.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. yoHSsoS's Policy STRONG
Ly ENDORSED nv DOTH SPEAKERS.
SYRACUSE, Oct. 2 1858.
Major General Slocum and CT. Governor Seymour
addressed large public meeting here this evening.
General Slocum paid high tribute TO General
Sherman and his other associates In the field,
and explained his position fully in the present political
campaign He also explained his course with reference
10 Governor Sharkey and the Mississippi militia
Both he and Governor Seymour strongly endorsed the
policy Of President johnson.
Governor Seymour took strong ground In favor OF the
from the Southern states being promptly
admitted seats In the Congress sting that all
who opposed their admission were not In favor OF
reconstruction OF the Union.
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There we're rumors OF probable ministerial changes
shortly and Of governmental reforms ncud.
INK more liberty TO tie press.
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The Feninns.

There were no new developments in the crusade
against the Fenians. The examination OF the prisoners
stood fixed for the 23d.
A Fenian demonstration rather expected at the
Limerick races and the military we're held in readiness,
The American oihcer arrested at Queenstown the
arrival City OF Limerick turns out u be federal
number Of Fenian OF incendiay character
found In his possession, with evidence that ne ~
connected with the movement -.
James Stevens for whom reward OF flOO II ouered,
was aida camp To Smith 0Bren AT Ballngry, \. .
The London Daily Neus thinks the Fcninn collapse IS
likely settle beneficial the relations between
Uned States and Ireland and that the political ret
huiogs between England ard Ireland ags Ia 20 te
lar better understood than they have ever yet been
FRvIANIsM IN rHR BRITISH ARMY. Z
Az the Eighty eight regiment was on parade in Corr
barracks the Sergeant Major was called into the guar
and shown roll book OF MEMBER names taken
from arrested FcnaD The Sergeant MAJOR admitted
that Of the signatures was his and was at once taken
into custody.
4 private soldier belonging to the same regiment vas
This caused great excitement in Cork even leading Il
Is reported, TO a run on Cork banker 4Gi
Mr.. SEWARD AND THs rEsIAss -
The London Mo- ming Post edtoraiy asserts that tho
Amer government is strongly oppoed 70 he Fsndr,,
and wH do all its pou',r r. dcnt psm II rays Prest
dent johnson Mr. seward animated by the most
flendly cent towards England, and ne lat er has
communicated Fcniaa Brsmens 10 The Brifnh CdbiN<,
and neither the British public NOR the governweut viii
readily forget Mr. sewards honorable and amicabe con-
duct.
MURPHY Az EMIssARY or THE UNITED STATES WAX
OFFICE.
James Murphy one Of the men arrested at Dublin,
who described himself citizen Of Boston, and pro-
tested against his arrest had been set al liberty "afler
tsays the Dublin r. ecmdn) an interview between the
American Consul and the authories.n II IN -aid that
Murphy connectd With The War Drpartmert at Wasting
or but explanation Is given Of his connection with
the suppressed Irish People
DIsARMrSG AZ AMERICAN GENERAL.
The OF Brgadier General Gleason 81 the United
States Army, who or the passengers the
steamer City of Limerick, taken from him
LATEST DEVELOPMENTS.
LvERrooi. Sept y 1893,
Fenan arrests continue. Another com rissopcd
officer has been arrested In the Cork garrison Two
rests have occurred in Manchester and Sheffield.
II is stated that the evidence is too yoiumnious to
admit OF the exam nation taking place on the 23d
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CONNECTICUT ELECTION.
~he constitutional Amendment Defeated
by N Large Majority.

HAHTFUkb, oct 2, 1880
Hartford gives 654 majority against the amendment
Thirty three townspvc 800 against the amendment
sufficient returns have been received TO show that
s probably defeated by from 200 to 900 majority
STAMFORD, Oct . 1888
Greenwich gives a democratic majority for the town
ticket and zs5 majority against the constitutional amend
ment
NoRwALx, Oct. z 1865
The majority against the amendment here Is l25.
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Nearly Three Million Dollars Received
at the Internal Revenue
Bureau Yesterday.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 2 1895.
STATEMENT OF THE PUBLIC DEBT.
The following is recaptulaton Of the public debt, as
appears from the books Of the Treasury returns and
QUESTIONS in the department the 3oth Of September
last