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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-15
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THE NOON DISPATCHES

1
NEw YoRK, January l5.-Pork, quie
for new mess--western, $40 10 cotton
quiet at 34l@35c for middling uplands
gold, 1919; exchange, rs. ~" .pio.
ANashville special says the Legisa
ture will undoubtedly pass at an early
day law extending suffrage to the freed
men.
LONDON, January 10, IL m. Later
kilograms have been received from Hong
Kong, which make no mention of COM
mercial panic in that city. 1t is now
believed no such panic prevails
tits now said Fould's project tor the
Spanish loan looks like failure. Con-
soils, 81, Fiye-twenties steady at 72s.
PARIS, January 1.-THE United States
steamer Miantonomsh, with other vessels,
is now at Barcelona, Spain. Great
crowds Of people have visited her,
The last of the transports for Vera
Cruz, to bring home French troops from
Mexico, left Toulon late last evening.
LIvERPooL, Jan. l5-Noon.-Cotto
opened heavy, though prices are I'M
changed. Sales will probably foot up
5000 bales Middling Uplands, l43d.
ST. PAUL, MINI, Jan. 10. "A Bill
has been introduced in the House to
strike the word white from the Consti-
tution; also resolution requesting
Senator Norton to resign. s-ae,,-b
HARRIsBURG, January l5.--Goyerncr
Geary was iaaugurated with imposing
ceremonies at noon to-day. His inau-
gural was entirely Radical and applauds
Congress. He says that upon its delib-
erations and actions our present interests
and future welfare all depend.
ST.. LOUIS, January l5.-It is reported
that Gov. Fletcher has again stationed
two companies of militia in Lafayette
county, to the displeasure of the Con-
$500, $3.50
New YORK, January 1.-THE steam
ship Bremen, which left Liverpool on the
I'd inst, has arrived. Her news is anti
cipated 1900 1.se5
The Commissioners of Pilots have
forbidden the participation of any
pilots Of this harbor in the proposed race
across the Atlantic between the pilot
boats, and therefore watch them closely.
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will MOI close. This same paper calls
for given number Of dollars, and in our
hand to hand operations We suffer our
selves to be doluded with the idea that We
are really counting aud passing dol
lars Of tho value OF coin, aud but for
what are termed the "rascally specula.
tors In gold. |" there would be no difference
between paper'and the gold. This charge
against the "gold gamblers" is trick
OF those interested in the making and
manipulation Of the paper currency, 10
divert attention from the gambling on
their own side, to their own great profit
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xso4MEDlcAl:Sus.-
Something New Under the Sun.
:. n -. ~ 1--'.I -. II v |'|. I'D .II d
Anew Era in Medicine.

I0r iIIINr d ItNII --- i|' '''I
+ ri THE SUPPORTING AND DISEASED
IL read the folloWingf I1I r..I "a Boo
Let all who have been eiyoa up BY Doctors.
and spoken Of a. incurable. read the following;
Let al who can believe fnets. and can have
filth 10 evidence. read the followinEs ~
kHou al Men bgfhesc Proscnfs, That ON this
Lord one tkousand eight hundred and slxty-six.
personally came Juseph hayuock u me, known
as such, and being duly sworn. deposca - iol-
United State and iepcndcncicz thereof for pre-
Pll. rs and SAliyE, end that tho following
certificates arc ysrbstun copies to the best Of
IL. 81 JAMES SMEIrltk, Notary Public.
lus Wall Street. New York.
Dr.. MkGotKL: take my pom 10 write you OF
my great relief. and that the awful pain IN my
sido has len me at last thanks 70 your medicine.
Oh, doctor, how thankful am that can gel
some sleep. | car. never write It enough /
thank You again and again. and am sure you
arc really the friend Of all sufferers could
not hslp writing 10 YOU Snd h hSee ycp VIII not
june /. 1855. ZIG Avenue b.
This y to certify that was discharged from
the army with Chronic Diarrh@a. and have
been cured be Dr. Megglerl,s PILLS. nvr
The following Il on interesting case Of A man
employed in an Iron Foundry. who. Ia pouring
melted iron into flask that was damp aud wet
caused an explosion. The melted iron was
thrown around aud on him in a perfect shower,
and he was burnt dreadfully. The following
certificate was given TO me BY him about eight
weeks after the accident: l
49, Ngw YoRK, Jan. II, 1868.
My name Is Jacob Hardy am an iron foun
der; was badly burnt by hot iron in November
last; my burns healed but had running soro
on my leg that would not heal, tried Maepiel,s
Salve. and 1t cured me in few weeks. This Is
ell true. and any body can now see me at jack
sons Iron Works. Second Avenue. ~
J. HARDY.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND.

DY VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED, EAE-
ID cutcd 70 me by Samuel Il. Hammond, on
the 39th day of November. 1865, 70 secpsc the
payment 81 certain notes therein drrlhed,
payable 10 Thos. NJ. Ward (Which sail Trust
Deed was duly registered in the Registers niice
Of Shelby county. on tho 18th March, leh, m
Book IS. part LET, pages f79 and 80. viii.
~ Trustee o. dc sccoad 20 day ~ tsb-HrrB,
1867, al No. II Madisos street, Acnphis ia. the
hour Of twelve 90 o'clock. sell 20 TIE highest
Acres u Land eight miles north Of Memphis.
on Big Greek Plank Road, being the sa'ur land
conveyed in said Trust Deed. and fully de-
scribed BY moeies and bounds therein. I'd 10
which reference Is here made for description.
Equity 81 redemption expressly wais ed 10 the
Truft Deed. Title believed &c be good. hat
fhaii convey only IS trustee.
~ N. D, L. STEWART. Trustee,
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a9- JUDsoS Craze, Esq, a well
known lawyer Of Richmond, died at the
MONUMENTAL Hotel on Thursday night,
between one and two o'clock. The de-
ceased occupied leading position in his
profession in Virginia, and was promi.
nent member of the Wing party for many
years previous to the war.
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/, earn RRor rR CROSBY.

We have received iihe following card
from Mr. CEoshT IN regard 10 The ar
ranrements 70 IN orders for certificates
Of the Arr Association during the last
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I4 The Ohio and Mississippi rail-
road was sold in Cincinnati on me 9Th 70
the trustees for the creditors Of the road
for 81 900, 600 over and shove the Brsi
mortgage honda ntnE coz
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sa- Some boys at Alexandria, Va,
recently put some pepper in a church
stove, and broke up the congregation
canld not ihe sa-se experiment be made
on CongressG Try il, boys
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S@-Mr. wv ssiTH, ar, Of Port Glib
son. Miss, while on hunt in Lonisisas
few days ago, cut down a bee tree,
which measured twenty-three feet in cir,
conference. and from which lie iooii
three hundred pounds Of honey.
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J. HARDY.
WHAT THE PATIENTS SAY OF
DR.. Maggicl's Pills and Salyei
[Extracts from Various Letters. B

EXTRACTS from Various Letters %
a hearty one. - - y -''
.vou. p;I,, -.n.r..io,,., %, .. te
. roui i'o u mar oio"s'
send for another box, and keep them In
inc mouse. =
DR.. Maggi.l has cured my headache that
was r'uonic." t-
81 gave half of one of your mills 10 INV baho
for cholera morbus. Tho dear little thing got
wen IN Jay.
~ MY nausea OF q morning is now curcd.'l
I. Your box Of MsssgiePs salve cured me Of
noises in the head. rubbed some Of your
save penind my ears ana the NOISE left."
g nenn me TWO boxes; want one for poor
nanny uI HAllA nHAH NH1 Wy
enclose dollar; your price Is twenty-f
cents. but the medicine to mo is worth dollar
"Send me FIVE boxes of your mills - slefl8
ar !, ~. -. - ,,
,, ~? g 'nioo "oAes Vi your save oy
-e.uin nai.
= The best Pills for headache ever had"
"My liver works like nm angina thants 10
your Pills" W
'r"r.,a ,i...o5 A. -. ~ ~. n ,,nn.,
~ an a, p,Sase s W ~ 70 yqu, Dr Maggie,
@ @ ~, " D1z OF your rus
ioi euiihs ino vi mofhins NAUSEA ior tne word.
49,, You will ind enclosed one dollar. Your
hnNN H.
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a Good Rargain

can be had. She is nov lying at the whmf.
Apply 10 l.. HOWES * co.
III IA Front street
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STEAMBOAT MADISON
FOR SALE.

TT'HE LIGHT-DRAU G lit I'll
i steamboat Madison having sazsss@aises-;szi.
lately been refurnished in good style. aud in
complete running order. is offered for sale.
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The State Department can not only accept
insult with an unruflsd temper, but is appa-
rently rather fond Off, and can be frowned
and bullied into subservient civi,ity easier than
any spaniel. How else can we interpret the
fact Of Its putting government vessel at the
disposal Of the wife of the Mexican leader
Juarez for the voyage from New Orleans TO
Vera Cruz, AT q Mexican port only Q short
time since an American vessel was board ID
and prisoner torn from the protection Of the
national colors straightway we reciprocate
this friendly act by civilties 10 the wife Of the
Mexican President, as IL we would placate the
fury Of that illusIrious people. There is no
trouble over putting national vessel at the
service Of the wife Of Mexican but when il
was desired that the wife Of Farragut should
sail on q national ship the tumult was terrible.
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Dummy Engines to be Run nv the Harlem
v,,~,.a Ccw,.rx-Ar. a.. xy.n.rv.. ps.r.
80. n.s - ..,.
ana S"ps 20 DO SOU " me e""p.r"ner,
ms BOARD met yesterday AFTERNOON, tue PreSdent'
Mr. Brinkman presiding.
tn. so,,ow,cg r..c,u,,or WA o0a-os
"
Resolved That permsson nnereey granted TO the New
iok ana hariem hsrona COMPANY 70 use dummy engines
% N se cv ~ Nev yors surbs nc
charter on condition. that they pay each year
fee OF atty dollars for each OF said engines used by them
during that year and 70 lay down such curves switches
and nrnoun along tner route and AZ tncr several pas
v enSs, , ru o' mar bushes o' "
A. u po,,,-- oror.d an .r,.na,sr, ur.rrr.
". p,,,oss ~ All IT, rs,'ra.d nemnsr,s
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MT. Seward .. the State Department.
We give to-day some interesting correspond
ence from South America, including letter
from Mr. Seward to the United States Minister
at Colombia In the course Of this letter Mr..
Seward acknowle 1ges the inefacency Of his
department. He says the nature of the struggle
now in progress In the United States Of Colon
bia ais very imperfectly understood here"
BY "here" he means, Of course, the State
Department, and we would DO Obliged to some
one who could tell what part Of foreign politics
is not every imperfectly understood" in that
wonderful place.
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LARGE FIRE IN PEARL STREET.


A Whiskey DisiiIiery Destroyed-Loss Esti-
mated NJ About SJO.OOO-Ose Mas Fatally
Injured.
At twenty minutes past one O'Clock this friday
morning . FIRE broke out In the whskey distiIlery
Of Engehsrdt 4 Co., as5 Pearl street, extending
through 70 "a vandewater street. The flames
spread with wonderful rspidty throughout the
premises Tho two night watohmen, Peter and Philip
Brody, were the nrst issuing from the building.
Peter II seems was the third door at the time. and
ss the FIRE commenced the second story he found Il
impossible to escape down stairs hence he took 70 the
window on Pearl street. got outside, and BY cngng on
the water leader managed descend nearly the Sec
ond story, when his hold gave way and DO
Tell 10 the sidewalk. He was picked up insensibe
and conveyed TO tho Fourth precinct police station
He 5000 after became conscious and complained OF bis
wound on the leg Sergeant Kelly ordered
rage. and he was conveyed 10 Bellevue Hospital II 10
csI,ss'S me injury will prove is. Philip sroay &C.
John w. Harnett the engineer stated that he was on
the floor when the fire started. and be alleges that
fumes OF tho alcohol coming in contact with the gas
light taking fra he had much daculty in escaping;
caused BY broken glass thrown around BY the expooa
OF alcohol.
The alarm was soon sounded and the nrsmen quickly
responded 70 tho call but In spite OF their efforts they
were unable to the building Finding their force
insufficient second alarm rung. which brought
At half-past two O'Clock the adjoining buildings on
vandewaisr stree. had caught Gre, and there
. was every Ind cation the. they would b. DO
estimated at from $50 0O0 upon which there
Is said 10 DO insurance The Fourth precinct police
succeeded In saving FORTY barrels of liquor They
were finally compelled to retreat from the building,
owing 70 the intense heat The Public Grammar school
at lima in great danger. by the efforts Of
the ponce and the citzsns It saved It took Gre
several time, bat In each ns put out by the
police and the citizens The flames illuminated the
whole lower portion Of the oily.
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Tho Landing ct Generai Prim in Catalonia.
In yesterdays HERALD we printed a tele-
gram from London, announcing the landing of
General Prim in Catalonia, Spain. General
Prim has become notorious as one of the lead
ing revolutionary spirits Of Europe, who, when
at home, are to be found general In Brussels.
General Prim, however, is SOM times to be
seen also in the publ, places in Paris. There
is large party in Spain who recognize him as
their chief, and taking into consideration the
two facts, first, that price has been set on
General Prim's head by the Spanish govern
men,, aud, second, that Spain is ripe for revo-
luton, this reported landing is not without
deep significance. Spain Is one of those copn-
tries of which the best and the worst one can
say is that 1t is In state Of chronic dis
content What would cure the country Of it's
lis, Spaniards themselves seem sadly ct loss
to know. General Prim's landing In Catalonia
may be the signal for general rising in Spain
and 1t may not
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The Excise Law.

We give to-day queer case under the Excise
law, heard before the Board. The question
was whether or no certain dealers license
should be revoked for alleged violation Of the
law. The allegation was that the police had
seen men drinking on the premises on Sunday.
The dealer explained that the part Of the
premises on which the drinking took place was
let to Q social club, that the club bought it's
beverages on Saturday and drank them when
ever the members chose. The defence was
held to be sufficient, and the license was not
revoked. Two members, however, voted to
revoke the license, they indicating . DISPOSE
lion to 60 rather beyond the law, and punish
not only the selling Of liquor, but even the
drinking Of Il
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A U S I R IA.

Cabinet Responsibility to Pariiamens.
VisNnA, July II, 1861.
n accordance w, The declared intsntion Of tho ~
peraI government bill m sneA n's'''. ~
Emperor responsible " The Legislative. wy ~ wy
laid before the Rschssaih, and after passing
various stages Of legislation wap to-day finally sdos
and IL now law OF the empire.
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HuHaIBlt CRIMES IN INDIANA.

LOUISVILLE KY, July III, 1891
horrible crime occurred ia Harrison county lndiana
on Monday last man named Kemper, bis wife, TIVE
daughters and three sons murdered man named Jonn
Bailey, By hurting stones at him. The muraer Va
brought on by lawsuit, which resulted adversely
Ksmper All have arrested except two OF the sons
and two girls, who are still az large.
Az Lacona Ind two brothers named Kingsley fought
each other with knives and other weapons iptl boh
we're fatally injured
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AVuaTlcs.
The Regatta nt Worcester.

The Regatta at worcester.
The following challenge has been Issued by the secre-
tsry Of the sheridan Boat Club Of Boston
In reply TO the challenge Of the Union Boat Club OF
Springfield published Ia tbe Springfield linton and copied
by you will state that there are four men IN the
sheridan Boat Club OF this city who Will row them
ter for Eve hundred dollars SIDE, the race 70 take
place on July 10 the day succeeding the College reeat
II tns springfield wish 10 accept this they will
name place IN Worcester where psruss can meet aud
mako further arangemen,A
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The Treatment Of Union Priseaers ~ tho
Rebels.

The TreAtmens Of Union Priseaers ~ tho
Mr.. Shanks' resolution authorizing the ap-
pointment of committee to inquire into the
treatment Of Union prisoners by the rebels is
q very proper one, and we are glad that 1t has
been adopted by the House. There are many
who think that the execution Of Wirz, mere
subordinate instrument In the hands of the
rebel authorities, was very mean proceeding
on the part of our government 1t is probable
that if his trial had been preceded by an inves-
tigation such as is now proposed he would
have escaped with Communication of his SEN
tence. There is but little doubt from the evil
dence which was brought forward on the trial
that many Of the acts of hardness and cruelty
charged against him were committed under
orders from bis superiors. Now, If it was right
to visit him with death for carrying out these
orders, 1t is surely just that the respon IL
billy Of issuing them should be fixed
where it belongs and an effort made
to bring Their authors to punishment But,
taking the other view Of the case, and
admitting that there is something in the ex-
cuses made for the rebel authorities on the
score Of the insufficiency Of men and means al
their command, we deem it important that the
facts should receive full, though tardy, In
vestigaton. 1t would do much to allay the
bitterness Of feeling which prevails against the
South among the relatives and frienls of the
victims of thos, alleged cruelies, If It could
be shown that they were the result, not of
vindictiyeness, but Of necessity-that Is so far
as 'cessty can be pleaded in exenuation Of
such things. We would b, glad for the sake
Of the country gen rally to see the South re-
lieved from the stain which they have left
upon it. 1t can be no satisfaction for Ameri-
cans that history should be allowed to record,
unqualified, occurrences which make up so
dark and discre 1itabie chapter. The ap.
pointment Of the committee authorized by Mr.
Shlnks' resolution will, we believe, be hailed
with very general satisfaction, and if lis labors
are conducted In the proper spirit they may
reproductive OF much good.
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GRAND DIVISION SONS Of TEMPERANCE.

SARATOGA, July III, 1857.
The NEXT quarterly session Of the Grand Division
Sons Of Tempcrauce will be held NJ this place. COM
meucing on wednesday, the Gath inst. grand demon
stration and public meeting Ia the grove will be held
have been made for The attendance OF the
Rev. L Il. Cuyisr, Hon. W. 4. Dodge and Hon. henry
Wilson and others 10 speak.
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SPANISH REVOLUTIONS.

Extensive Conspiracy for the Murder ~ sAs
QueonS
toND0H July II. 1851.
Is said that extensive couspiracy against ~ ~
Of her Majesty Queen isabella Of SPAN has bsss -
covered and that two thousand persons have sss
oonseq Of the developments which havs
been made
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The state Csnventiou-whes win IL Bcsi,


Day after day goes by in the State Constitu-
tional Convention utterly wasted on contemp-
tible topics. Members seem to suppose, from
Greeley down, or up, that the Convention has
only come together that they might have a
conspicuous place from which TO pour forth
illimitable twaddlc. Talk rules the hour, and
the speakers are so charmed with their own
sweet voices that they bid fair TO keep up
through the whole summer that vapid inter-
change Of poor commonplaces which Is by
courtesy called debate. Debate on whats on
almost every subject under the sun except the
two or three the Convention ought to take up.
The real labor ofreconstructing our State and
municipal governments is still practically I'M
touched, the Convention satisfying itself with
feeble skirmishes all around this great subject
and with wasting weeks on matters II should
leave to the Legislature. When does the Con-
vention mean 10 begin the real business for
which |. was brought ,ogethcr'
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IRISH AFFAIRS.

The Russo.Fcnian Despatch not Credited IL
EnGland.
LospoH June IL, 1887
the authenticity Of the Russian note 70 Maistsrs
in Washington. London and Paris regard Ireland \
doubled here.
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THE NATIONAL GAME At ROCHESTER.

ROCHESTER, July III, 1851.
The base ball match this afternoon, between the Union
Club OF Morrisana and the Excelsior Club OF this CITY,
resulted In victory for the Unions by score OF %
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Q { R NJ A N Y.

RocOastraotien Of tho ZolIvereln.
BERLIN, July IL, 1901.
The Conference Of the zolveren has voted to rstaia
and continue In effect ell the customs treaties made u
with the old z0ilvereln before the ws
with Austria
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the svlTAM's VISIT.

He Leaves Paris for LeRdoa.
PARIS, July IL, 1867.
His Majesty Abdul AsIz. the Sultan Of Turtsy, len
this CITY to-day for England.
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THE INDIAN WAR.

Attack ON Fort Wallace. kausas-Thirtsss
Soldiers Of the Garrison Killed.
A despatch dated Fort Wallace, Kansas. June -.
says
Yesterday four hundred Indians. the band THAI
we're driven on few days ago. made another attack
this post Captain Borwitz with troop Of the Seventh
cavalry went out and gave the savages battls A. nrs
he was rspussd bu. after desperate nsht succeeded IN
driving the red skins away Out Of forty Eight soldiers
who participated 10 the action thirteen killed Be-
sides this men, twenty horses either killed
or captured The Indian loss 10 uncertain, they
red on their dead and wounded but It have bees
large The Cheyenne chief Roman Nose, one OF the
most influential Indians the Palms. reported slain
All mail communication has been stopped, and An
only able 70 send this By special courier General
wright is here waiting further developments
Report Of an Army Inspector from tho Plains.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July II, 1897.
General James y. Rushing, United States Army. ar
rived here yesterday from general inspection Of the
posts the Plains and across the continent 70 sas
Francisco. While absent he passed through Kansast
Nebraska, Colorado. DakotA, Utah, Idaho, Oregon.
Washington California Arizona and Nevada returning
S me way 2. Sa Ss L.
dian troubles ~ greatly exasgsrA'ea.
Desperate state or Affairs In Arixenn-Csvsiry
Defeated and PursWed by the Indians.
san FRAScrsco, july TO- 1857.
Late Arizona advices represent the Indians trouble.
some At PRESCOTT and Aysnsburs. stopping the mar
and rupuIps Oh the stock They had been pursued by
company Of cavalry and Infantry The Indians attacked
the soldiers causing shem 10 retreat and following then
all might, keeping up constant nrs The troops
compelled 10 kill all prisoners TAKEN and also part a
Their STOCK, TO prevent them falling into the hands u
The indians.
General McDowsli's rebuke for General areegs vgor-
GUS measures against the Indians has created great
Indignation throughout the Territory.
A Ia Pasa letter says the Huakapar and Arapays
Indians are numbering the soldiers and ctzens and
there 10 safety At Prescott anc the road beyond
Cruz Nine
General shcrman's Whereabouts.
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THE BANK OF ENGLAND.

Heavy spccie Reserve.
LONDON, July 1l-EvsaiaG
The returns show that the amount sf shs specie
serve In the Bank Of England IL &22 6ll, 900.