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Lieutenant Rice, with detachment Of the Second
United States infantry last night attempted 70 arrest the
murdersn Of the negroes At Nlcholasvic, KY. He
resisted by . superior force and was unable TO make
the arresl He wounded In three places, but not
fatally. private soldier was also wounded
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:. Lace Csrtairs and Ncssi.Sha. fre@ Asc--
q. L. q ,. n. KKLTY, "a nreufw0y. y
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A IS Haf.--apring style silk Hats. o.
FEENY'S. $40 Third avenue, betwecn 26th and Hth sis
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sod inferston fcrn,shsd ia highest rates PAID fsr
Douss'O: sna AZ sds q oc,d and saw ~ w.n s. M
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schiiberg's GERMAN 81, Iss',m N
certain Tor psles old wounds scrofus 80 800 M ~
bono and skin Diseases For sale a. the asas s''' :"
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water Cure.-Rssnd IIIIl nIcterpsthi :, w s.s-
W yurc M .s.ery ncw open. Northampton mass
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PIsrsyss r.sssse4 lsslRhsr md gIeaIcntrs

House % nrssdwAyt corner o. Fourth street. New yc,k
ana - No WnlouKhby street, BROOKLYN approved b. Ire
medical racsly Tor NE trsasns OF Rheumatiss
0ous .ynpeasA Colds Chs and revcss Dropy and cuts
ueous diseases gensrAy Thsy afford ali The pleasure snN
eenens sct can b dssirsd and without any danger
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Post Free-Mail Thrse Red sta9
and remedial stages nov passing through the second
ton OF iOo each The book trean Of the causes o1D
symptoms and dtseasas Dsre1
70 Or. HETNTzELMAN. No II Bond street, n. v.
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only with very rich ores The second method u that
Of bias, furnaces which yields . forge pig or iron
which has 70 DO refined and wrought % Is 10 make
merchantabe iron.
The Casalonian process consists in nrs washing the
ore so 10 Il Of all earthly matter then roasting
it, ssnd sfterwards treating In furnace with char
coal which current Of air passed
Upon reducing the forms spongy and elastic body
composed Of iron and combinations Of oxide Of IRON
with the silicon Of the Orc This compound b more
fusbis than the iron; and whom the whole mass
gathered up in lump Qcsps) s put under the hammer
there flows regular lava OF drosa carrying with all
the impurities Of the iron After hammsring u we'll 70
Thls procsss e quite advantageous - Il admits Of
Sssss .ss NOT being prscucabs, except with vory rich
ores, Il requires country rich In timber - charcoal
muss b. ussd for coke or coal cannot b employed IN
us Of coke q well - charcoal the principle consists in
forming out Of me gangue : fusIbIs substance
than the metal tssf and which 10 intended 70 absorb and
cny on whatever impurities would oshsr.iss snsss sns
In Isle o. $3.50 Ms~ra McIusssh Wilson, together with
the cupo heated up 26O0r 800 degrees ceusrsde
by pasng over tho blast furnace nstead Of blowiug
s : S sS s s. ws;s y s..s 0: r. S : =:
ton when the bottom Of The fsrnscs or he trough,
r. et run out into little streams formed along Ne aoor
Of the works when hiss cooled 10 breksn II pieces
and %oSded into great number q oSjscss used for in
duss purposes and which do nos require the srsneth
OF wrought iron When y b not needed In the
above state u Ne refined This operation consists In
iron which carries on the CARTON, ana turns the iron
into sofs msss which IN MIXED and gathered up by
workmen with psddloa who placs u before . blower.
Then the oxidized iron combines with the silica and
both form fusibe siIicats q iren, which flows Oh
among the GOALS when Il u taken out again This 4
technically called gobbling" the iron lump II u theu
pu under the hammer and BY beating I'll the Impurities
are driven cus Of H. sd shs iroa wrssghs int ~
shape requisite
Tks KsglIsh process qoesisls h ssndins eursnt Z
- asf ever 0nes & - 0axed wtsh Ne - a.
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The AgriculsuraI Department. &C BHancosFt.
PAEs, April II, 1887
BIllanccurt b . low, fat island on the Seine, about
ave miles below the Champ Dc Mars and used formerly
- Z size for government ware and bonding houses.
Once out Of Paris and the long bridge and carriage
wsy that crosses the rver two miles above the island
dsshsful drive ~ M banks Of the ssins takes 70
Bllancourt Prepared - VS. for Incompetence and
delay, ssr passing days in the Exposition, wss
more than surprised II the very backward stats Of
things % the island. Probably nothing will moro
clearly explain the backward state Of Iris para Of
me Expcsisisa tAan NE statement shss shs Trsnch
es~uisaonsu havs 90 70 s1AsuD4ed - tAks
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country have opened ~ John street,
srosiye Jersey cay wna.m.ears and Hososss The.
4 both large sl:con only wasranisa ssnaiae
Prices s a'sn Gun ' ''''' ana repairing '''s "'''
All Prizes Cnshe d In Legal Lotteries.-Circs-
j. cLurE. Broker r7s Broadway
;sss: e Ana 5 ..: Rom NJ
2sss ~ s.s' q self Copies free
Curtains n Specially at 80 -
n.y. ss e. e ri 80 4: !. n
Bond street. New York. untifurthsr nouce.
pr yos E,:s.Ssrs crss: AZ D.,s :.; Z: e g.
sumption asi Firth avenue. Of twenty eisAA
Ssy Herr e. Al Z. Ts
HATS sss sa a s q forty styles In o'n
"e' D'''' ''1 ''''''' oESiiNs, No Ss broadway
x:s s:.sr & Bss... E=s:s: rr'-''- s'~.s
Lace s Sss's spEiso STILES NOW nsspx
''s :''.. 80 ! Z sS;si u s..,
.. ss: :s s:s... s. .:s os:s
sss ~ & % s ss s's " =.
SD M IL; n: Il Bona s :.. 6:
r. s:r ss .s.: !: - srs:
e s rsss,s ssss S.T
Ss cs: .ss ,ss ss:s 8
veous diseases generally. They Afford all the pleasure
ss cola ola III is. r. ss isa sis's any '
Msynl Havana lsetsery.-Prlges, Fn asss ~
gold. Information furnished. Tho highest RATS Ps''
boubSeoo. and all ktnds Of 0oid and Silver ....xy
TAYLOR ca, Bankers 10 Wan s1cv~ -
Schiibergss GERMAN Oiusment-,w ~, ,,s.m N
certain Tor Old w0unfs scrorus s... M ~
bone and skin diseases. For sale a. vac a'ss ''''
Rcwery.
TIE Howe echnc CO., , s;Srxi Inventor q ,ss
saving nnchineh President, wv s""aI, -" -
w.ssr C.re.-Isesnd mn Mcterpsthir :, Wa
.wmsSs surrounded win fory ecfss ~ wv
"a nss.,,r.i scsssry, open Northampton, s
| xvs..,.r A. ViIssn's Leck stitch sewIwa Me-
shins M buttos.i Hoe Machine w. 20 srosav@
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The Monster Reform Demon.
stration in London.
Extraordinary Precautions Against Riot
and Depression on Change.
xne Paris 2xhibition-American
Scientific, Clothing aud Agri-
cultural Departments.
Zee &es Zee
BY THE CABLE TO HAY 4


Preparations for the Monster League Meeting
In Manifestations Apprehcnsiens and
Financial Dcpressiea.
LoxDox, Nay 4-Eveaing.
Extraordinary precautions being taken BY the m.
shortes to guard against any possible rotous demon
straons the occasion Of the proposed reform meet
ing on Monday.
Notwithstanding these measures serious apprehsn:
sons felt and the stock market closed considerably
depressed In consequence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-29
OBITUARY.


Professor Charles Kius.
cable telegram announces the death Of this gentle
man at Frascati Rome, Friday, the 9th inst
The deceased native Of New York, whore be was
born 1852 and the second SON Of the late Hon.
Rufus King During his fathers residence In England
Minister 70 the Court Of st. James he sent TO
Harrow school, and subsequently to preparatory school
In Psria Returning TO New York he married, In 1870
Eliza daughter Of Archibald Gracie leading msr-
chant Of this city with whom the deceased was associ.
aisd In business In 1913 Mr.. King was . member Of
the Legislature. and although federaist In politics
supported the with Great Britain and served vol
unser during the Of 1914 The failure Of the Arm
OF which be was member, IN 1929 caused him 10 aban-
don mercantile punuts and 10 engage In journalism
which no had much taste and ability In company
With Johnston verplanck he established the Nc York
american, Q conservative newspaper which attained
much political influence. After the retirement Of Mr.
vsrplanck in 1927 Mr. King continued to conducs the
paper until the publication was discontinued, when he
became associated with the Courier and Inquirer Az
editor Of this paper he remained until 1912 during
which year no was elected President Of Columbia col
lege. This position Oiled with great ability and
with satisfaction 10 all concerned, the wealth and
fuInsss Of the college being greatly increased during his
presidency. Mr.. King had passed his ssvsniy. eighth
year al the time OF his death. gentleman OF decided
talents and irepproschabe character and most kind
and benevosnt man, his loss the community will be
sincerely regretted by the many friends he possessed
and BY the literary public In general
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-29
DEPARTURE of STEAMERS YESTERDAY.

The following European and coasswiss bound steam.
sn len this port yesterday:
GuRorxAv
The Arago, OF the New York and Havrs Steamship
Compsny's line, left pier - North river, for Havrs
calling d Falmouth with the United States malls pa
ssngsn sso. 400 specie and full general cargo.
The Tsutonis, Of the Hamburg American Packet
Companys line, left her dock 81 Hoboksn for Hamburg
with the continental malta nfsy passenger $1,000 in
specie and full cargo.
The City Of Paris Of rnman us left pier Is North
river for Liverpool calling at oussnstown, with the
United States mails, forty-two cabin and one hundred
and orty-t etsersgs passengers $o,710 In specie
and full cargo OF bacon and cheese.
The Iowa Of the Anchor line left pier 20 North river,
for Liverpool. with thryeighs cabin and two hundred
and three steerags passengers and full cargo Of gran
cheese and lard.
The General Meade, OF the Cromwell line, left pier
No North river for New Orleans with twelve passen
gers and full cargo Of assorted merchandise.
The Raleigh left pier No. 30 North river for Mobile
and Galveston with six passengers and full cargo OF
The San Jscnso, Of the Empire line lsfs pier No. 10
North river for savannah, with eighty-hvs passengers
The Aabams left pier No Il East river for Charleston,
with thirty.nve passengers and full cargo.
The Manhattan left pier No North river for Charles
ton, with seventy passengers and n full cargo
The James s. Green, OF the Express Steamship line,
left pier No Is East river for Washington and George
town, ID. c., with full cargo of assorted freight
ntCAPirULATox
-Four European and six coastwise steamers seven hum
dred and hfty-hye passengers and s54 40 In speoa
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Or. HARRIS AND TINE UNKNOWN DISEASE. +"


DR.. Harris his report to the Board Of Health
the disease brought here by the steamer Minnesota
and prevailing at tho Lower Quarantine stated thaA
somewhat like cholera and typhus and yet was
neither but q disease unknown the physicians Of
this country" have too high opinion Of the Regis.
trsr OF vital Statistics TO think that he unable q
mako out the disease, or that hs would wilIinslp
alarm among certain class OF people Already
10 much excitement about the new disease" a.
several have called IT, and doubt not but that many
look forward TO our having q raging epidemic OF IL.
Now would ask what In the nature Of this disease In
what respect pahologically and etoiogIca does 10
sembe other diseases Howdoes originate and spread
10 dependent upon some poison, sod what " the
nature OF that poison, and 10 the disease spread by ~
dissemination think TO these questionq
would soon clear up ell doubts rs TO the nature and
name OF the disease, and would certainly relieve muc
anxiety on the psrs OF the people.
The rapid Succession and prevalence OF epidemc dsS
sase, smallpox cholers, cattle plague the Naurtiua
epidemic and the present unknown disease" Of late
years. In different paris Of the EARTH must think, cous
vince eli OF the existence Of dinused influence o.
spandemic wave and II only remains for one "a
sbov the relation Of tho various diseases TO each othe
their production. In the meanwhile why cause 60
much excitement about the unknown at Quarxntne,1
which, perhaps, after all Imay turn out to DO more
epidemic serious In character than typhus Cd
typhoid fever y. d.
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Claims or American Citizens In Mckee
Against the Mexico and yera Graz Rail.

CI0lm0 OIL American CltlZen0 In m0xlcO
Against the Mexico and Vera Graz Rail-
rond.
To the Hon. MARCUS OrTxRBouRG United States Minister
srR-In behalf Of about two hundred Americans, in
GLIDING myself, desire TO call your attention TO their
claims against tho Imperial Railroad Company, CON-
Of
territorial limits Of Mexico Said company obtained
certain concession from Macmillan 10 build said road
after which they contracted with one g. b Gravity 10
perform the regulate work for them. said Gravity
sublet the work 70 various parties, among whom
nov in England. Mr Lloyd former agent in Mexico for
said company, Is also In England. He % said 10 have
ist this country ey permission from Mcmillan, To-
Mr. Gravity likewise left during the rebellion and be-
fore the organization Of the courts The due
$500 000 little more or less think about thou.
sand Mexcan laborers interested, directly ind-
company that lien attach to tho property
vesmenu which said company have already made in
Mexico, 30 far as TO satisfy said claimants demands;
and while they unwilling to provide for the qui-
daton Of the said debt they ask the present govern
ment to make concessions reaflrm the
D0r on'' the made %snsa accord
tacit mortgage which creates lien for contractors
who have furnished material aud for labores who have
expended their labor upon said road, then the express
mortgages favor Of dwelling houses the
tractors and aborcrs although the property may DO Of
far value than the amount covered by tho express
mortgages because poor cannot discharge said
cages for want OF funds. And again, tho
aud contractor are foreign and nonresdents, and al
though they may be worth millions the jurisdiction Of
the Mexican courts cannot extend them thoir
property. Now said company are not demanding post
tive legal rights but soliciting from this government
equtsoe rights in consideration OF their prior
penditures II Is clear principle Of equity in all civil
zed countries that he who asks equity must
do equity-that is, he must show, as re-
CARDS the subject matter Of his demands
that he acted according to equity and good
There another principle Of law that every sovereign
will protect the residents within his Jurisdiction all
just demands against property therein And persons
who absent themselves and will not place themselves
within the Jurisdiction OF the sovereign court acting
fauduently toward the residents thereof and
be protected by said sovereign. Mexico should by all
protect her citizens upon every principle Of
law which exists between the governors and the gov
erued and she should likewise protect Americans upon
principles Of equity justice and amy between friendly
nations II 10 apparent then that neither Law nor good
faith will justify the Mexican In granting
the favor solicited by said railroad company unless the
therefor shall contain the express condition
all and labore having demands against
said railroad company for MATERIAL and labor
pended thereon be nrst satisfied paid and discharged
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NO Castillo jose Roa Barcsua Manuel Ranirsz Apacio
Aiejo BarrsTo jose Maria Duarts, each $780, and Mig
usl Alvarado $500.

Castllo Jost Roa Barcsua Manuel Ramrsz Aparicio
Asjo BarrsTo jose Maria Duarts, each $780, and Mig
usl Alvarsdo $500.
Ths following impsnaiss have been sentenced to ban
hhmsnt:-
Alexandra Arango, notable and Counsellor Of the En-
psror Jose Miguel Arroyo Notable Under Secretary
Of The Treasury jose Mariana CAmpos notable and Un
der Secretary Of the Treasury jose Maria Cortss Es
parsa, Minister and Counsellor; Joaqun Degolado,
member OF the Commission TO Rome; joaquin Mer
Tsran, notable and Atnister Teohlo Marin Minister;
Right Rev. Juan b. Ormaechea, regent; Juan Santa
60 Banco notable aud one or the Commission TO Mira
mar; jose n. Roa BarcsnA notable. Seniors Vicente
Iturbde and Alexandra vlasshor are sentenced 70
years. imprisonment
sixteen pet the limits for two years and eleven
others for one year.
One hundred and ten are allowed their freedom, but
subject TO the vigilance Of the authores Among them
these we'll known notabies Of the capital Jose H.
Lara Luis Landa Francisco LAsuerain Patrco Murphy,
Dr. Moreno Jove Pereda Under Secretary Tor Foreign
Affairs Nicolas de la Portlla Minister Of War joaquin
Torres Larranzar, Minister OF Treasury Esteban Vial.
va Counsellor and Under Secretary Of the Treasury.
Twenty sx others sentenced 10 four years OF I'M
prisonment Among them Felix Elon, haximil-
tans Private Secretary Pedro Tescher ditto; Tomas
Murphy Uoder Secretary Of War; Carlos schAner OF the
Imperial Palatian Guard.
Imperial Treasury Account for Two Years.
Tho Sigio KLK Publishes the following Of the
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c U 3 A..

The steamer Missouri, Captain Palmer, from Havapa
the 2lst nst arrived at this port yesterday. tn
pursor will please accept thanks for prompt dsnvsf
OF our dispatches and dies.
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The estimated number shot tho field Of battle with.
out the trouble OF court martial $780, These figures
are estimated from returns from battle folds Many
prejudced who have been here during the revolution
estimate the number at double treble tho above.
Whole number OF killed OF liberals during the nterven.
ton estimated ut over 90, 00O
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ASSEMBLY NumxATun IN uuTcutss COUNTY.

RHruxpscK STATION, Sept %, 1867.
Alfred r. Ackert has been unanimously nominated for
member OF the Assembly BY the Democratic Convention
held at Rhinebeck for the Second Assembly district OF
Duchess county.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-29

The Executions Under the October Dec rec.
Tho following Ia list Of liberals, not officers executed
by the imperial authorities under tho decree Of October
g. 1866
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TINE sfwIlL MURDER CASE m MAINE.

LywisToS. Me-, sept. as 1851
Judge Walton has continued the hearing on q motion
FOR new Trial On the Nswll murder case until next
January.
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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE HERALD.

Delays In tho Cable Once-SIave and FreO
Labor Contrasred I'm Cuba-Havana Seeking
Loan In Lond0n-Tho Banc0 EspanOl and
observation-disclosures C6l0rod Wow
Of Catholic observation-disclosures and Irisk
COngrasted.
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Imperial Treasury Account for Two Years.
Tho Sgo XIx Publishes the following account Of the
receipts and expenses Of the empire from July 1884,
To June 80 1861 ..,... V.
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Tbs dscIln. -bCh . exhibited to have ,aksp place in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-29

- whale that swaioWed up the lesser ones finaiiy
thsss two latter boards united into bat 70 little Pur
pose Their. sessions became elamorous, dsputatious
and prontlcsx A common fund OF about 80, 900 had
bsen accumulated; the members quarelled over and
majority seeded and formed sew board called the
sniabilty Of the ssssdsrA the sx.consoIidatsd
going to the curbstons The 'Pacinc struggled along
Tor about two years. sustained BY the desperate energies
Of the majority Of IL members and the reputation Of the
non,y. I, ultimately saecambsd 70 the irsprsssibs
conflict that not unfrequenty takes place between land
lord and Its underground premises had isd
% the possession Of constable under wit Of rssti
sution.
IL was melancholy sight 10 behold these dsspairns,
Bankrupt spirits, once bold with hope, but nov march,
ing mournfu procession for the last time from the
place when had known them 90 long, and, alas
% unprohtably and whore they should meet no
more IL the Girond ste going 70 execution
In the meantime the FIRST board with Its tow
erng vastness swept like . comet AZ the
period when al the boards we're In action every
broker OF note bad his Office Saloons and stores were
depicted Of empty bottles and empty sheves and we're
converted into cellular repositories Tor desk safe and
broker These compartments were rented. and
eagerly tnken At prices varying from 100 70 5000 per
month, those which had . front exposure being gar.
nsnsd with gresnbscks bonds, stock certificates and
gold Cigar stands yielded TO the high premiums paid
Tor immediate possession OF the limited premises The
noat windows OF other places Of business on Mont
gomery street fell into similar Mining stocks real
eager purchasers. ID: S iS1d1 saSsn,ursr Who
had spent months Of privstion in prospecting
suddenly found himself beset BY ardent offers
for his feet In sums far beyond his dearest expecta-
Hons. His aborious and tardy Efforts in discovering
iodes Of mineral rewarded by generous prices
SANITY increasing and ever ready to be paid. Like
Byron, me awogs and found himself" not famous but
rich Tho L,nker and the merchant the aud
the laborer tn, lawyer and hrs cisns the doctor and
his patients the clergyman and hts Congregation the
smpoysr aud bs employee the master and lie servant
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The ExiIcd. Fined and Connsed ImperfaIisss.
The following impsriaiIsts not having been found
within the republic since the fall Of the empire. tncy
notified through the press that they fined for
disloyalty The nne 10 be levied BY sale Of their
property, in case u was not paid before August Is.
1901
The fines -Macario Belle Csssros, $751; 600 San
J. b. Alaman, Jose Maria Nieto, jose Ruiz Juan
Rodriguez dc San Miguel Francisco vlavcsncio, each
$1,000; Joaquin Castillo Lanzas, Juan Csrvantss
Estsuillo Manuel Duban Jusb Maria Flores, Francisco
Gomez Lamadrid, Urbapo U. Lsssepas, J. o. Lozano,
Patriotic Nur1 Antonio Mendoza, Csyetano Orozco
80 Ta.f, nn. s.s" .; a p.,,,e s.s,n,.'
Hipohto saiszar, Juan n vkr,iz Antonio Ayessrsu,
essb $1,000 bruno Aguar, SetaHisn Canaoho, Opra-