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The New York herald., 1867-11-01
SOUTH AMERICA.

The ParaauAyau War-RenewaI Of Pence
Offers BY President Lopez-Dissatisfncsto cstoa
with the War In BrnxiI and tho Argentine
Republics -,
Details OF the from Rio Janeiro have been re-
'csived.
The war the Psrans was lapguishing.
President Lopez. Of Paraguay, had renewed hs offers
70 the Allied Powers to negotiate for peace. No reply
had been returned when the mail steamer sailed from
Rio.
Dissatisfaction with the war continued 70 b mani
tested In Brasil and in the Argentine States.
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CUBA.

Commercial, Financial and Marine Inteih-
Eence.
HAVANA, Oct 81, 1857.
Sugar unchanged; No. IL D. 8, reals per arrobe
Poss.oss 81 81 Is. Apples 50 Is. Hams. $22 pei
= --rsA and 81 70 Tor ordinary. Lard,
cwt for sugar -. :. - tina
$40 p per owt IN tierces, and SIS Is in ~ a..
Exchange on London, ioa lok psr cent premium;
On new YORK currency. long, 25 25K per cent dis
arrived q Havana steamer FAN Kes, from Vera
Sr.us. Arrived at Cienfueg0s, Mercedes, from New
YorA. Augusta small. from Boston.
Sa,ied rom Havana, Donna Anna, for Charleston.
Sailed from Caroline, for Baltimore Montrose
I'D Hssss Ross 70, north Of = H.steras Sailed from
The weather u COOL
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The Advance Across the Frontier-violcnt
Agieatios Against the Klng's Policy.
aH hr FLoRzHon Oct 81. 1867.
The announcement . officially made that the Royal
troops which have hitherto been acting - an army or
observaen the frontiers have received orders 70 ad-
vanos ints the Papai territory. II wH known here
late On Tuesday night that or two columns had
scfosssd the boundary ne bus the fact us. .-ia
" the government until to-day.
- - policy decided upon by the KIM.
me reacsio1-.. -~ndous agitation throughout
government causes trem~ -~sasly sxasner.tad 80
Italy The party Of action :. ..ssausn -. =.
violent demonstrations OF popular ind.~
ported In the principal cities Of the kingdom
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Order of General Pope Exscnding the Time ef
votins-Addisionai Returns fthc Vote In rho
AUGUSTA, Oct 81, 1867
The following s General Pope's order extending The
time FOR voting
GENERAL ORDERS, no. So
HEADQUARTERS, THIRD DISTRICT,
ATLANTA, Oct. 80 1867. (
II appearing from representations made from many
on that on account Of delay In voting under
registration, there Ia probability that large number
OF voters will DO deprived OF the opportunity Of casting
their votes within the three days dssgnaed for that
purpose In order that there shall be ample
time for registered voters to cast their voe tho boards
OF registration are hereby directed TO keep the polls open
until six O'Clock on Saturday afternoon, November q
OF this extension boards will give immediate and
JOHN POPE Brsses Major Cen. commandns
The Savannah Republican has the following additional
reurns:-
Wilkes county, first day, 100 for tho Convention
Taliafero county, first day, 379 for the Convention
Green county, nrst day. $50 for the Convention,
Pierce county, nrst day. la for tho Convention.
COLUMBIA, Oct. 81, 1857
During the three days 500 have been poIied
All but IS were negroes and oil were for the Con-
vention.
The election progresses quietly, the whites taking but
little interest in IL aoSS votes have been poed to
sorsd ' was s,5ia Nearly all tho votes cast are for
Glssscock county has los votes cast: Jefferson, rss
ferro days 200; Greene, 222 voted IN three days
In Athens the total vote 061 nearly all for
convention; In MledgevIie, lola, all for convention
but one In Marietta, $40 votes were cast during the
three days, mostly freedmen and nearly ali for conven
tion. crinia spalding county, had 2ai to-day; total
1,168.
In Henry county The total vote last night $780, OF
which 53l were for convention In Pike county the
voting s almost entirely for conventon In Albany Ill
is quiet; 1891 votes were pollod, oil radical.
SAvAsNAH, Oct 81, 1857.
The number Of votes posd to-day ia In the
city and $50 In the county. The total In three days
Is 500 In The county Tho negroes voted the radical
ticket
RoMR, Oct. 81, 1857
The total vote Of this city for three days 1897
coscly divided on the convention the radicals claiming
400 majority far Nearly all were white voters to-day.
There will be about 500 to 700 more cast
Lagrange poIled I7l7 vo,ssall for the convsntios.
Seven whites voted.
In Fort Gaines the whole vote vas 3s6-al Tor the
convention. No whites voted.
The total vote in the city and county is I, T0s
In Thomssvilis the total vote for three days was
145, all for the convention. Very few whites voted.
The New York herald., 1867-11-01
STERN PARENT SHOOTS Hs DAUGHTERS SWEETHEART

On Wednesday evening quito serious AFFAIR took place
near Gutenberg, N. J., which very proving
fatal to one or the parties II appears that young Gers
man named Henry 0tterson. residing in New York,
has been paying attention 70 the daughter
Of . German residing near Gutenberg, named
Brenlss Otterson has been repeatedly warned by
the father Of the girl not TO visit his house. and mad
forbidden his daughter TO have anything do with tho
young man. The two lovers. however beeded not the
threats OF the old gentleman. and Wednesday night
Otterson stole quietly into the house, where he
NAMED for some time. Mr. Brcntze, however, dts
covered the and caught Ouerson by the collar and
threw him out Of doors. He then drew . pstoi and
nrcd shot, the ball taking effect in Ottsrsons left
side. The latter cried. ~ am snotp aud fell the
sdswslk. Brsntxc becom ng alarmed had the woundcd
man picked up and conveyed Into the house, when
phvscisn vas sent for, who pronounced Oterson 10
critical condition The ball extracted and al last
accounts he somewhat improved. Every effort has
been rnadc keep tho matter quiet it's understood
that oterson has declined 70 make any charge hopes
OF recovery.
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MEXICO.

CisIsens Reahired 10 Serve Ia tho ArmS Five
Years-Impsrial Prisoners at nIexics City.
HAvAHA. Oct. 81, 1857.
Adviees from the city Of Mexico the 10th inst have
been recsivsd BY recent decree Ill citissns are rs-
ouirsd 20 serve In the army for ave ysarH
boat or the United states steamer Yantic was CAP
sized in the hazbor Of TampIcc and two ssamsn were
drowned.
The duty on forsgn and native cotton has been ~
dIosd TO nsy cents per hundred pounds whom en-
tered for consumption In Mexico.
General Prm wrote from Brussels 70 President Juarss
oouQrasuasing him upon the triumph Of the liberals
Tho Imperial prisoners, Pripoe salm salm and General
Castillo arrived q the city Of Mexico from QuerSaro on
the 18th Instant
The brig Samuel Hesss. from New York, with wal
material for the government. was wrecked near veri
Cruz on ths l2sh inst The were saved in boat
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THLECRAPHIC NEWS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.

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Carsbaidi at the Outer Works-Twenty-two
Italian Army-The City Apparently Quiet
A Jeise Catholic Occupaiien Anticipated.
FLoRtHcs, Oct 81, 1857.
The reports thai Garibaidi before Rome con-
nrmsl He has arrived in mont Of tho advanced forsin-
cations Of the city With Ill Ms forcss
Hs army Increased in numbers all along the line Of
march, and instead OF the four battaons with which
Ne entered tho Roman territory. he now has twenty-five
battalieas of young. devoted volunteers
No inlsgsncs has received from the interior OF
Rome since last Asnday, ~ which time comparative
tranquility prevailed
me Pousncai troops have al been Withdrawn from
che country and concentrated within the fortnca
tsons 4 BONE.
ne 0aribaldans have taken possession Of portion OF
The railway between Rome and cvita vscchia and torn
y The rails
ne army of King Victor Emanuel u advancing In
sAs drscton Of Rome.
~ b sGd tAal should general European conference
b hesd on the Roman question, arrangement will be
made for joint occupation Of the city of Rome BY the
Catholic Powers.
LONDON, Oct 3l-Aidnight
No further adv.css have been received nom the city
q Rome. The means Of direct communication have
been destroyed by the outing Of the telegraph wrss
and the tearing mp Of tho railroads.
Ths iatest news from Some comes almost exclusively
. BY way Of Florence M
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GERMANY.

Unincafiou Of tho ZolIvercin-Bavaria and
Wurtemburg in Military Alliance With
BERLIN, Oct 81, 1867
The objections OF Prussia having been removed,
Bavaria and wurtemburg have joined the ZolIvsrein
Both kingdoms have also concluded military alliance
With shs North German Confederation.
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district IL composed Of Nye county the Fourth OF Ian
der and the Fifln Of tho counties Of Humboldt ana
Churchill which, With foar formerly appointed, consti-
tate oal Of eight mineral districts into which the
state divided BY the surveyor General leaving tho
d.ssgci copcsed Of the county OF Lincoln
for which deputy IL yes 10 be appointed.
The Commissioners has also ordered a Withdrawal,
view OF the grant TO the Stockton and Ccppsropois
Railroad Company Of California UNDER ths act OF Con-
grsss approved March 1897 OF the ODD numbered sec
tons for twenty miles each side OF tho road from the
town Of stockton the OF Coppsopols. IN town
ship two, north Of range twelve east Mount Dsasio
meridian. The sections within the mile limits
each side increased 81 so yer by the sct
OF 1883.
Returns received py the Commissioner OF the General
Land Once show that during month Of September
last hundred and farms, comprsns in the
aggregate 9.2la acres, added the productive
force Of the State Of Mississippi under the net Of De-
cember 2l 1885, providing for the disposal OF the pub
lie lands for homestead and actual sstsmsnt the
southers stasea
Disa ppcarance sf the Cholera from Palermo.
Our Consul 1t Palermo, under data Of October !.
says:-
The cholera epidemic has entirely ceased In this town.
there having been since the I'D OF Septem
bel last For past sx days the health officers have
issued clean blIh Of health The actual number Of
deaths during epidemic. - we'll = have been snls
20 ascertain ITO In hs city proper and some Ieo
OF 500 in the nsshboring villages Business 70 Aowy
ravivinq
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MISSOURI.

Bag Of Coin stolen MT -. Lonis.
81. LOUIS No. Oct 81, 1887
While messenger OF the banking house Of Toussing
Gcnpp Co. was shipping bag or coin, valued ct $500
currency at the Msrchants' Union Express oice, this
afternoon, he rudey pushed from the counter and
his money snatched by thief, who Immediately dsap-
peared aud has not yet been found.
The New York herald., 1867-11-01

Close Of tho Billiard Tournament ut Cin-
cinnati.
CINCINNATI, Oct 81 1857.
Tho billiard tournament closed this evening with
brilliant game between Coon and Foster 70
decide the tie made between them last night
Tho game was won by Foster, he scoring
1,002 against Coon's 9o7 Foster takes tho nrst
prize splendid billiard table. Coon ges the second
pnze watch, valued ~ $500. Davis has the third
prize, magnificent diamond The playing through
out was Witnessed BY largo and interested audience
The New York herald., 1867-11-01
TEXAS.

Removal Of Gcnerai Reyn Hendqaartcrs-
Yellow Fever In Galveston.
GALVESTON, Oct. 81, 1867.
General Reynolds has asked the War Department 70
make Austin the permanent headquarters Of tho district
the headquarters will be removed from here On fri-
day.
The number OF deaths from yellow fever yesterday
was four.
The New York herald., 1867-11-01

Ton os ias -----. anniversary OF the reforms
sng = 'eensn century. dating from tho ua,l.
Z, !. Lusnor's celebrated ninety y-onh Thss,.
ohnrcn Jnscaranon Of faith on th. 49,. - -
services ia ali aMis,snGsrg the was celebrated BY sproprss
the churches we're churches in this city All
owded durnc the ccsed with dowers and wsre
This, This evening. n shs Union League House. .
~ ~a."u, statue, called "Amerca houorins hsr
fs,le. uravo" was unveiled in the presence
os the smoers Of the League and their families. Ihs
st.tue was ~&de IN Rome by J. H. HazeItine by order
Of The League asu.s 3 ten ises high and said @ 30
artist. Captain wordsn. Of Monitor fame. was an ia.
viled guest
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THE REsoLvEHr IS TnE ONLY REMEDY THAT
CONTAINS
A A


which part asfive medical prop
reside The advertised sarsaparias made accord
ina publisnsd formulas Inert and useless For
RKsoLvENr Combined with other ingredients o. extra
ordinary purifying cleansing healing solvent, duretc,
ssrsye aud tonic properss Il cures the os, rspulsvS
objects Of scrofuous skin. Glsndular aud Eruptivs
in personal appearance.
IL Kidney Badder and Urinary dculss iss effects arc
wonderful The intense ldng palms. frequent and
painful micuriuons aud pains in the kdneys liver ks
The alarming incruase Of kidney. Bladder and Urinary
difficulties should admouish every one 70 use the REsOL.
kidneys few days viii remove the complaint and pre-.
vent serious sickness.
II puriAes blood, resolves away all diseased deposits
calculus concretons and renovatss the systsm One bottle
81 per bottle six for s. Sold At DR. RADwAYS oGcs 81
Maiden lane. and by druggists
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TENNESSEE.

Robbery OF an Express Once NJ Jackson
Yellow Fever and Frost nc Memphis.
MxxrHrs, Oct 81, 1857.
Tho once Of the Southern Express q Jackson, Tenn,
broken open last night and the safe, containing
S. 900 and largo amount valuable papers, was oar
ried of. There is no clue TO the robbers
Thcro were eight intermsnts from yellow fever to-
day.
= heavy frost made its appearance this morning
The New York herald., 1867-11-01

Restoration Of Alleged Burglar on Writ
Habcas CerpWs.
PORTLAND. Oct 81, 1887.
Young, the alleged Cornish burglar. who taken from
the custody at saco Of ocsr Hun. who arsstod him in
New Yorx, by the officers ferreting out the Norway
robbery has been restored 70 The custody Of Hunt by
OF ha5eas corpus and had hearing before Judge
TnDloy
The New York herald., 1867-11-01

.Csaditlon Of the Bank-A Commercial Holi-
day.
LONDON, Oct. 81, 1857.
Tho Official statement Of the condt on Of the Bank Of
England shows . decrease during the past week OF
cso 600 sterling in the amount Of bullion
LTvKRroor, Oct 81, 1867.
Tomorrow viii te observed - q holiday and busi-
nen viii bs generally suspended here and In London.
rhs markets in Antwerp win also BE- closed to-
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.

The Ship Othello mt Houolulu In Distress.
SAS Francisco. Oct 81, 1867.
The United States steamer Tuscarora, from
Honolulu, has arrived She reports the ship
Othelio. hence July II, with . full cargo or
wheat for Liverpool, put into Honolulu
September n, leaking badly, and compelled dis.
chargv her cargo. The Othello experienced heavy
weather. She attempted 70 make Tahiti, but was COM
PEELED on account OF adverse winds sail for Honolulu
The New York herald., 1867-11-01

s,mit Against an Ex-CoIiecter for AIIesed
Dcfaicnti0n.
BuyvALo Oct 81, 1857.
United States District Attorney Dorshmsr, Of this
city under instructions from the Treasury dsparsn
has commenced suit against william n CrsunsIl Of
Rocnestss sse ."svo " .re pos ~ vsneses, ana ~
dua n over S. 600. #W
The New York herald., 1867-11-01

nssed OIL k40 los per tom Linseed cakes Ell per tcn
FOR Tn sbioug Whale OIL Gao per 252 gallons sperm
OIL f1 IS per ton
THs PKrRoLxuN MAaExr-AsrwxRP Oct ST. Evening.
The market Is fai; standard white has declined 20 20
(rsncR
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PORTUGAL.

Admiral Farragut's Squadron In Port.
Lwsos, Oct 81, 1857.
The United states naval squadron under the Gem
msnd or Admiral Farragut has arrived At this port.
The New York herald., 1867-11-01
EURoPEa: MARINE NEWS.

IoSpoSpxRRY ocr 81. ls67.-The Anchor line steam
shiu Furopa Cspsain Craig, which len New YORK on
the 18th inst, touched st hovllls this morning and
sailed again Tor Glasgow.
DusLIx oct. 81. l5C7-The bark Louisa, from rralse
for Savannah, put back into Traiee distress, leaking
naft
The New York herald., 1867-11-01

The Penia and Apache Indians Tfghsing In
N AriZ0nu. aN4
SAs FRANCISCO. Oct 81, 1861.
Advlces received from Fort Mcdowell. Arizona state
that forty Penia Indians had from raid upon
the Apachcs, having killed eleven Of the latter ant
sakon teverRi prisoners There o grand time re-
jocing over the scaps tho former dancing
persons Of their prisonerA
The New York herald., 1867-11-01
Assanls In Albnnx.

M Albany, Oct 81, 1907.
IT, Lines cs sing sing secretary Of The state Prison
Assccs.ion. wa assaulted to-day by saloon Keeper
named Marunis and severely Injured He was knocked
down ana one Of his legs broKen. The dispute
ABOUT making change Cor rofrsshmsntA
The New York herald., 1867-11-01

IxpoRrAxY TO LkAxaER DsALEnA-1hs claim o. MAJ
uacsursr OF this for the Tofundng Of $llS -
upon manufacture Of boot and shoe uppe
fwho claims hsy were NOT Liable under the deCison 81
the Comms Of Internal Rsvsnueh has been ~
jscted for the thai bsot and shoe uppen are
mxnufacture, and are not exempted from tax ~ aey
provision excise aw. The decision Of the COM
missioner authorizes tho deduction or tbs cost Of oocs
and upper whore the has been paid from the
Of boots shoes but does not aushorss he
rounding Of such taxes upon such nppsrs WdsAgsos
The New York herald., 1867-11-01

SOUTH CAROLINA.

A Conservative Cosvsusssn Called In CO.
tumbin.
CnARLssro. Oct sl. 1857
conservative convention 70 take action In behalf of
the white population In this stste has been called 70
meet Ia Columbia on the 9Th of Novsmbsr.
The New York herald., 1867-11-01

Brga 1dace AMI erists In Italy poor foil into
the hands Of brtear ds time ago large ransom was
dena ndcd In slowly they cut on of the
prieavs and his of the brgsnda
having previously bitten on And e,en portion e THIS
had been condemned Death from ths
OF hts capture. but kept ahss for time thas
money might be ertoitcd from his fricnds A. last 20
monev coming forward, they nHicred hundrcd and
wounds upon body and shsn buried him alive under
heau on stones Apr,Js brleAnds most Interesting
narrsttve entitled ercs EeAns Adventures Among the
Bfigands has just been conmsnced 70 No ~ Of FRANK
perscnsi experiences Of the author N p,dssran journey
throush region infested with brignnds with many facts
ard inridea which be subsequently collected With No.
piss on separsis shess a5 inches " ~ enl,,lsd The
Monkeys drip"
The New York herald., 1867-11-01
MAILS FOB THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Arizona will sail from this port -
F1n. Y, November l. for Aspinwal !,
rhs ~ ,s for Central America and the South p.ca1
vii, close o. haf-past ten O'Clock Friday morning
The New Yos>y Naturalization FOR the pscinc--wtti
!. sady at half.past nA7e in the norning
s..n y copies. in wrsppsrs, for mailing, six csnts
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LOUISIANA.

The Public scheol Middle In Now Orieans.
NEW ORLxASs, OCT 81, 1857
The ordinance repeating tho previous school ords-
not having received vote OF twoshrds Of sAs
members Of the Select Council but only OF those pau
ent the meeting, the Mayors veto Ia sustained.
The New York herald., 1867-11-01
CANADA.

Commitment of Alleged New York Counter
feiters at Toronto.
~, TORONTO Oct 81, 1857.
Ulrich and Harcque the New York countsrfei,srs,
wore tod, committed tor trial They await the
action Of The govern ment for extradition.
The New York herald., 1867-11-01
spAaalnc EXHIBITION.

Complimentary Ben~at 10 yeunG Kelly.
One Of tho best pugilisic exhibitions tnat has taken
place In this city for long tins OF last evening
at 600 Broadway complimentary to Young Kelly Who 10
now In training 10 fight Sam Colysr the light weight
champion Of America The hall was crowded, among
whom was . large number Of the sports Of tho ring
Ths entertainment opened with . lively encounter be-
tween two young chaps named Fay aad Lnly who were
followed by Billy Edwards and Young Larkey. The two
latter had quite sharp encounter In which dwards he'd
all his own way and knocked Larksy down twice
The audience seeing yeung Pasy Sheppard 10 the room
made loud calls for him. Patssy nnaly compelled
70 pus appearance aud, taking the place Of Lar
KEY, the way he punished Edwards was anything boa
acceptable on ths part Of the latter They we're fol-
lowed BY Young Dutchy and joe Reilly after
which ROCKY moore and George Rorke put
In an appearance rhs wsrs rscsivsd Win in.
mense applause, this being the FIRST time they
have SPARED since their late fight They showed them
scvss 70 rood adv.ntsgs and a. one tins got yaher
roughly at work. bal asndsd satisfactorily sud 70 The
general amusement OF all present Tho wind up VS.
between Young Kelly and Jimmy Grady, who made an
erceeut match. and showed tbems we'll vcrssd In
the manly art Of ssIf-dsfsnss."
The New York herald., 1867-11-01
Iue paess IelrcaAMs.

The Treaty with the Chcyeunes.
LnAvuwoRrH, Kansas, Oct. 81, 1857.
About vs hundred Cheyenne warriors arrived y the
camp Of the Peace G ommi@ioners y Medicine Creek
Lodge, on Sunday. On Monday council was held and
treaty was signed, giving them the right % huns
oetwssn the Arkausas and South Platte rivers while the
game lasta They want reservation, bus desire TO
live their own way. They acted very Independently.
and claimed that thoy alone had bsen nghting. Tho
Commissioners arrived n Fort Harksr to-day.
The New York herald., 1867-11-01
NORTH CAROLINA.

Meeting or Conservative Convention In
RsieIgh-The Party Preparing for tho Con-
test. ~ - 80.
The County Convention Of shs conssitusiosaI Union
men and friends Of civil liberty assembled here to-day
Asr rsssssrting their devotion 70 the consultation ssab-
lished by our fcrsfathe, and 70 conservative prnc-
plss IN series Of resolutions Hon. o. a. Towis. J..
A Norris r. q. Mangum and b ,. Blake were NOM
mated for the state Constitutional ConveHson.
NJ A. Bedsias addressed the assemblags
in oppositon 20 radicasm. All psrfs OF
the county we're represented with full delegations
The utmost harmony prevailed The conservatives
now shoroushy Organised and 10 good lighting TRIM
They expect 70 carry The county.
The Political Canvass at WIIminGten-Thc
Conservatives Apsthetic.
WILMINGTON Oct 81. 1901
Considerable Interest 10 nsnfsstsd IN shs approaching
election The conservatives being In hopsless minority
w this county, mn probable they VIII aot nominate
ticket The negroes are almos 70 for The radical
policy.
The New York herald., 1867-11-01

ovs IsvA.r KuIs AxcrHua. Mrs. Josiah Rich, Of
H.mpdon No., lsft hsr infant daughter Of ten weeks
old sleeping in bed and lnsle boz three years old In
the room He was cauticssd'nos 70 vskc her NJ. The
mother was gone little whe whom shs heard the
screams of the child, and, hastenng 10 tbs room chs
roand the little boy In the scs OF getting on the bed
whc tho baby had ne chest crushed n s collar bone
broken and otherwise severely iuiursd that death
ansued in twenty -four hours n ~ Supposed that the
boz having By means swoks the child and got her
70 crying attempted 70 stop nsr cr.ss ~in the result
ssstei sboya
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PENNS YLvANlA.

Celebration OF the I.utheraA Anuivv rsarv i,
tho PhIiadelphia Churches-UnveSiing ~ !.
statue MT the Ualan LeaEuo Roaa1.
Pa,DAoEIrnIA, O. u. laez
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The Treaty with tho Apaches.

ST. LouIs Mo-. Dot. 81, 1851.
Dispatches from Medicine Lodge creek say that .
treaty has been made with the Apache Indians
by which they confederate with the Kiowas
and Comanchss and 60 70 live on the Same
reservation They are to receive 5000 per
aauum in money, besides clothing, &c The
Arspahoss win make separate treaty. and together
with the Apaches win dissolve their former con-
necton with the Chseynnss account Of the hostile a
tituds Of the latter TO the whites. All the tribes repre-
ssnted here. except tho Chsysnnes, held council
on the 26th and agreed 70 renew friendly
relations with each other and ysisin I'll stolen
horses The ChsyenEss have not arrived yet.
Same psrsons suspect bad motives their part, while
- al will como out right They claim that
otAsr. .h,,. '~air medicine ceremonies and
.h.v h.va -. e.,.n.. Commissioners have
ask to d.v., yonrsr .us T.. and have got
already waited thirteen days on that tr.- sSsa
tired. They will remain till Monday, tho 2Stn,
they will leave IL the Cheyennss not here