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Henri b. Chpp Ph D.. Rector ccot TO q. r. Quaekrhhes LIZ
b. Tie Second 81 the 4 scUo MONDAY
81 lsoS ngTOsgny PREPARED w college " W tuinsIr
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for It ba % W cHlIpRES TiE ILlUs1o'
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
~ Passenger and Freight Depo. 20 NsTYOrt foot Of L,, 81 -.
nscts Al Hampton Junction viii thc Delaware laksgsu. A 49,
Railroad and at Esson with ne Lh d VALLEY Rsrosj a. . ,A
tons DTEBg direct Lac to Phs,siss lie Wet , 80
ofeAra -"
ALLEsrOwS LINZ TO THg WEST
Three Express Trains 70 lie Wet suld ne m
evening 1919
sixty les ard three hours sivsi hy 81, Gs to Cls ,,r
g. Louis &c. With but chau.s Of cars -''"'
WlNIEk AERANGEMEST
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NEW YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILR0AL
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING NON. -, lseA
TRAINS LBAVK NEW -I0R

Passenger Slater SsWYorb rvntrsstsnht aad foerS
ave- EntrEss ou twenty .se'sHth-SL
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I ONDON BOOKS.
NOW OPENING,
NEW INVOICE
FNGLISU AND FOREIGN BOOKS,
OLD AND NkW.
PRICED CATALOGUES
Seat zee - ctarg, 70 any address
A. DENHAM Co,
IMPORTERS OF ENGLISH AND FOREIGN BOOKS,
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,AFETY, SPEED and COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON
WORCESTER. PALMER FrCHRrRG NASHUA Loyrfr co.,
CORD, THE WHITE MOrSIAlSs ANp IN NOS'
INTERMEDIATE POINTS
Tie And ssnch steamers OF tn. Norwich lin.
CITY or BOSTON aud CITY or yEW.YO2-
leave NeuYori daily (suudsys ,Iesp,ed n4 oeo,Ep a.
No % North River for Of Vsstust 'A -"
FOB NEW LONDON
there connecting With the Express Trslr D., H.
points Norwich and Worcester. Boston and wore...,
aud Nashua aud View London and Norlssn Ralr0ada sf
freght hhen al be lowest rsseS % iniormaAon .nqs
J. n. NIOk1. L. -. D
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RACK NUMBERS Of MAGAZINES and RE-
ID vIEWs 70 900 RRGRAylE6B and SCRAP PRINTS. POR.
TRAITS VIEWS, American udFoTsg. ". LAWRENCE
No 90 kGssAn-st, up stsps.
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TRAINS LBAVB NEW YORK. ,.u.
For sud Bridgeport, go. 800 tkLl IL" ~ 49,"
(Frl $40 tkIl as a25snd GOo tEEl pm -oouu
For Milford s,siiord fur6sd Southport aud ""Po' w. 49,
For Scrssa 100 100 tsr 400 iLSo lal' ,En 100 'kLh
50, = M 81 a. IA 400 l51. mt aaS as sS0pB
For stanford ZOO aOo tEID 500 llo nj I..'' in' 80 ~
iEnl as krl.atS&sO $50 800 thhlH a. . n AIS
For Grs,u~ Ich and intermediate stations LVV' SVN ''
3s5 AS, $50 $50 y M. ,,.,.1 rp.rxs
For Bo.ios via Springfield 500 o. ~ -" 9''' ''''
Fo Bo,loa via shore Like IL lEr sVe qa ri sH
For Hartford and Springfield. eco A. N tAil' A'''' Wv
For corp.e,itu. River Railroad sec tEIh RNp ~
rs. $40 No. s 70 ~ r.lG RA. $50 Sr ~ h'
?. =. - - sto,instoo Railroad az 500 a u
u E io C.SaI R.,esd SEQ aisR m,'s N0"''Hp''' -'
Nansburg
roI n n-''ns. Railroad $50 q 500 ~ 70
W. p,"en,, ard SorwaE Railroad. 100 ~ ~,
ComnOS0a' sleeping Ca" "'sl'' JkMEs " Holr Sap,
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srxpIr THlN.-s:1oa ~ Wsy Train Tor orsyii ffp n sr
P.iersou; ~ Nght EfBr,ss for DankiFk, Bu. Rsi'r
Salamanca aud al Nesg sud heath 90 Ergaa aA
way Train n D. for Patterson srd Pou J.rvis -,
EIpness Tfs through 10 sasnaue~ DanAfh a. 1879
change u coaches au1 IL direct connection wia f "e
Western lines
Perfectly Ventilated ard LeIunogI sleeping Coaeh' acHf'y
EghtTrias =. -,
Tcks can obtained he Con9sn's oscss No 2 BaE' sd
pspo, oet Of .sui Long Dck it lsy
90, a. RIDDLE. .frrAl sayt
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LIOR CHARLESTON aud FLORIDA PORTS.
Il THB NETWORK AND CHARLESTON STEAMSHIP OVA
PANY's 1r-elais SIDE ~hesl steamship ..... .. 81,
r. ". Lockwood on SATURDAY. November -,
Al o. n. saIBnK from Pier No. s. North River
Superior second odauons for Pfssenrer,
Thosgh Passenger Balls Of LsirE tsnsd 10 al points
Soatbw, 10 couusciOu sih hs South Carolina h'oa
and .tb steamers 20 Fiorfs ports -r,s,.x n,
Ths CHARLRSTOS ill e'o~. and sai % TUESDAY Dee
u 4 Co EsntsN No ~
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoSpoS MoSEY MAEKrr.--IsoSDos, oct. ao-5
r. M-Consois closed AZ 9i'. for money aud account.
American securities closed at the following rates.
United states hvc-twcnty bonds, s3is Illinois Cen.
trial Railway shares, 81; Erie Railway shares, ~.
PARIS BOrRsF.--PARrf. Oct. S0.--Bourse stronger.
Rentes, 50f &c
FRANKFORT Bot Rss.-FRAxKFoRT Oct 3p.-tnited
states nve-tweniy bonds 5sss for the issue or 1882
LIvERP0oI COTTON MAHkET-LTNRRroof- Oct
90 =. M.The cotton market closed steady ~ the
following Notwithstanding upla,ids, lld.; mid
ding Orleans, llAd. The sales OF the day loot up
$4,000 bales.
uAvRE COJToS MAsKET.-HAvRr, Oct. 3o.-Cot.
ton dull tres oruinaire, 1877. The weekly statement
of the Havre cotton market, made up TO the close OF
Thursday. October ~ reports that tue total stock IN
port Ii $4,000 bales. The sales OF the week loot up
~, 900 bales.
IdvERpooL BRHApsTurrs NATURALIZATION,
Oct So bP. M-Oats have advanced to u. ID; other
articles unchanged.
LIVERPOOL Provisions MAgKrr--IivrRrooI.
Oct 3o--5 v. M.Cheese, as. per cwt. Tor the beet
grades OF American nne.
ILyrRrooL PRODUCE MARKEr.--LfvERpooL- Oct.
30-5 p. M.--Petroeum dniet and steady: spirits,
Iod: refined In. %. Linseed cakes eli los. Sl2.
Other articles unaltered.
LoWpoS PRODUCE MARKET--I0SDoN. Oct. ao--t
y. M-Calcutta iinseed, Coz. Cd a els. taliow, b3s
per cwt. sugar and oils unchanged.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ASTwERr. Oct. 30--frtro-
Ieuln, 50 81. for standard white.
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A freight locomotive working in = gravel pit on
the ONO ana Mississippi Railroad. eighteen miles
from Cincinnati exploded Thursday night, killing
the conductor. fireman and three boys standing
near ana wounded the engineer and brakeman.
Albert r. Benchly. painter. fell from scanoid al
the Holy Cross college Ia Worcester. Mass, ycster.
day, and vas instantly killed.
A fire In westerly. ". T., at one O'Clock yesterday
morning destroyed a planning mill and tenement
house dwelling house. store and barn. The loss Is
estimated rs between $25, 600 and $4,000
The explosion OF two steam boilers At Plane No. !
Yesterday VIII entirely stop coal transportation on
the Delaware and Hudson Canal Companys railroad
fOr four or I'VE days.
JOSIAH L. pike has been convicted at Portsmouth,
n. H. of the murder " Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Brown,
~ Hampton Falls, and sentenced 10 be hung on She
second tuesday Of November. 1865.
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THE INDIAN WAR.

Battle ON tho Plnins-,ren Indians Killed
General Carr in Hot Pursuit OF the Snv-
ases-They Abandon Their Robes, Lodge
EquipaScs and Horses.
WASHINGTON, II. c., Oct. so, 1868.
The following was received at the War Depart
ment this morning.
ST.. LOUIS, NO., Oct. 20, 1853.
To Breyet Major General Il. ID. TowNsEND:-
The following despatch from General Sheridan is
just received -
In THE rIELD-FoRT HAYS, Kansas. J
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT or MISSOURI,
Oct. y, 1868. ,
To Brevst Major General W. A. NICHOLS:
General Carr with companies OF the Fifth cavalry
and Forsyhs under Lieutenant Pepoon, struck the
Indians Shuness creek south Of Beaver the 25h nst
and killed Indians Ave ponies, and captured three
ponies The day he followed tho Indians who disputed
hs advance their lodges and stock the Indians
burning the praries 10 the wndward but stopping tbs
the troops They forced the Indians to abandon
their robes camp and lodge equpagc capturing
killing seventytwo ponies General Carr Is still pursuing
thom Colonel Burkhesd 10 also In the section and
p. II. SHERIDAN.
A. NrcuoIs Asxiatant Adiutant General
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syening November ., ana for az many same even.
inA thereafter as she peases the patrons N the re-
sDec i've establishments. 1t will doubtless be yerv
nara 'ork for the young lady.
Iovd \ vttOn has published his drama ssPha R;oht
full Heir, now being performed at the Iyseum rhea-
ire Lon me yiea bears the following inscr
ton and resp.rf London. September "a, 1851
scandal asse,r ilat In Baden The other da9 Mile
lima de Murska and wacttel quareiied and thai the
tenor Iook ii on. Of her. IN an nnmanly way. They
were singing Lucia and In tho maladitta scene
Edgardo not only cast or lucia az was proper, bu,
upset her. Which WA fmproper Ihe audience re
scented this pitching aseSit OF prfna donna ana =
ance.
NILE. Schneider has appeared in a new Onenbach.
opeIeta- ana this time adds u representation OF
drunkenness TO her gallery illustrative OF the car
9inal SINS. me operetta IA called "La Perchole."
Sone noriiication appears 10 lie felt among Partisan
siacs that the young street singer whom Schneider
pays escapes eventually the shares OF ed vceroy
Mio y Lhe vicious hero Of the piece. BY reason OF
.ns deIect the second act OF the oper,ta IL dull and
e critics suggest that the authors 0f LA tirando
Duchesse,, who are also the authors OF '.Lx
FeIichoe' are competing for the Monihyon prize fog
virtue.
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ARKANSAS.

4essu' Of Terror In Arkansas-Blcsdy Work
or M Ku KIuxes-Exfcrminntion Of Usion
NJ. TIrx ,atened-DIiIitary Invoked To Re
ST. LoUIs, Oct. 30, 1865.
A despatch nom Little Rock. Ark, says;-"on the
sa,h mat. while Csptsn Willis, Bureau Agent; Cap
tain Porter Andrews, Captain Prosser and Sheriff
atund,e were en- route TO Rocky Comfort, In Little
River county, they were fired upon by the Ku Klux,
Who we're concealed in the bush Captains
Andrews and Willis were killed and the
sheriff was badly wounded. Before the band
iast n negro came along, who was killed. Not far
rom this place they met another negro aud killed
him Captain Scott senator from that county, fs IN
great danger, and the loyal cizens nave 'urne" OUT
despatch from Memphis to district headquarie r,
here asks General Smith 10 send twenty men 10
"ar,on Art Immediately, and adds that II this IL
not done there will hardly be loyal man l.it IN the
county six men have been murdered u, 70 10
pury them.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest aud Rest Newspaper in tho
Country.

The Cheapest aud Rest Newspaper ia tho
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week. now
ready contains the very latest European News ny
the Cable up 10 the hour Of publication: Teegraphc
Dispatches from all parts OF the world: the Settle
ment OF the Alabama Claims by mixed Commits
SION OF sixteen; Progress Of the spanish Revolutions;
Important News from Cuba Further Particulars Of
the great Earthquake III California; the Negro Riot
In New Orleans; Letter OF President Johnson the
National Finances; Correspondence between Presi-
dent Johnson solicitor Buckley, United States Dis
trict Attorney Courtney and Secretary McCulloch
relative 20 the Robbery OF the National Treasury;
Terrible Accident the HUDSON RIVER Railroad,
Oifcial Returns OF the late Elections; The Current
News Of the Week; the FASHIONS: Amusemcnts: Va
rieties; Industrial iteMs: Foreign Items; Faoeiie;
Scientific, Artistic, sporting. Political and Religious
Intelligence; Editorial Articles on the prominent
topics OF the day; Washington News: our Agr,cu
tural Budget: Reviews or the Cattle. Horse Dry
Goods and Boot ana shoe Markets: Financial and
Commercial Intelligence, and accounts III oil tm-
portant and interesting events or the week.
TEKMs:-Singie subscription, 81; Three copies.
80; Five copies 81; Ton copies. $ls Single copies.
five cents each. limited number OF advertisements
inserted In the WEEKLY HERALD.
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.no governments jail in tins city, came M for nves-
u2huoh to-day before Justice Walter The CON-
painanf In her testimony swore that Mr. Heusti,
succeeded In violating her person through promises
10 OBTAIN her release and to make her bis
mistress The case was rich in Developments and
Is rather remarkable AS duplicating prominent
Official. Heustis IL married man, well up in wears
and politically somewhat influential. He aud his
friends declare the charges are the result OF a con-
spiracy the part OF certain people who desire bis
removal and the appointment OF an ex-department
chief In his place.
Michigan Public Lands.
Three lists have been prepared at the General
Land once OF lands to which the State Of Michigan
Is entitled under the acts OF March ., 1885, and July
g. 1885, granting certain lands to the state TO aid in
the construction Of harbor and ship canal at Port
age Lake, Keewenaw Point, Lake Superior. The
lists have been submitted to tho Secretary OF the In
terror for his approval.
The Way Treasury Clerks Resign.
the method adopted ny the Secretary OF Che Treas
nry to reduce the force Of clerks in the Second Audit
ors office is which compels them to voluntarily
withdraw letter was sent to each Of the clerks
marked for decapitatIon somewhat az foliows:--
sIR-iour resignation will be accepted. to take ef-
Iect on the ist proximo, and leave OF absence of
one month VIII be given YOU, with nav to the list of
NoVeihoer provided your resignation Is rendered on
or before Inc 3lst inst. Failing to place. your resg-
nation Oh file as specified you VIII he discharged
without the privilege OF a leave OF absence.
About nfly clerks ayailed themselves OF the advan-
tages presented BY this letter to-day and it IL believed
thatyery nearly the whole hundred viii resignIo-mor-
row. The Second Auditor denies that In making
OUT the hat Of clerks to he dismissed from his bureau
he Disseminated unfavoraby to dcmocrais
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

News from AIaska-Fire In sitka-Discevcry
Of silver Lodc-Fonr Men shot by LIN.
aatic-Disastroas Tornado On the Mexican
Coast.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 30, 1865.
The opposition steamer Ncyada arrived from Fan
anna last night.
Late advices from Alaska have been received.
IRE at Sitka had destroyed considerable property.
The schooner Anna Eliza had been seized by the
Custom authorities for yiclation Of the revenue
laws. 't.'s ."E
silver lode had been discovered on wrange
island.
Four men had been shot by lunatic.
The coal mines at Chiliott were being worked.
Accounts Of the tornado on the Mexican coast
state that the English brig Cecilia, loaded with dye
wood, bound for Europe, was driven ashore In Ban.
deras Bay and became n total loss.
The schooner Pizarro capsized or san BIAS and
one was saved but the captain. The schooner
Hsyode was sunk OF In Paz. The war steamer
Juarez driven ashore at Pichiluego but was ex-
pected To float OF at the next high tide.
The Hamburg bark Perie arrived OF Mazatlan &C.
t0ber 20.
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NEW YORK.
Opinion Of Judge johnson, Of the Supreme
Court, i'm n naturalization Case.

Opinion Of Judge Johnson, Of the Supreme
Court, i'm n naturalization Case.
ROCHESTER,, Oct. 80, 1865.
Judge Johnson. of the Supreme Court Of this dis
trict, this forenoon granted an order against the
Board Of Registry OF the Third ward OF this city com
polling them to show why they did not regis
ter man named Miles, who appeared before them
for registration. bearing his certificate of naturaza
ton OF the date Of September 2s 1862 The registers
appeared in court and answered that they refused TO
register Miles Tor among other reasons, that on the
2sth day of September 1868. there was no court in
session: that the certificate was given him by the
Deputy County Clerk in the absence OF any court or
Judge The certificate bore the seal of the County
Court and the signature OF the Clerk and was regu-
lar on Its face. Judge Johnson. after hearing the
arguments. decided that the County Court had
common law jurisdiction sufficient To authorize the
Clerk TO grant certificates OF naturalization ana that
the Board OF Registry cannot go behind a certificate
or tho court bearing Its seal and IN duc torn: Other
wise, In short, compelling the registrars 80 register
Miles.
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ALBANY. Cct. ~, lsoS.
Darius Allen Chairman OF the Democratic Natural
izati0n Committee at Troy. was brought before
United United states Commissioner rockingham, Of
this city, to-day, Oh q warrant charging him with
forgery in altering certificate of declaration OF in
tention by which IL was intended the person should
vote on Tuesday, though the date OF the declaration
forbade his being legally naturaiized. Dstre, At
torney Dorsheimer appeared for the government and
Messrs Hand OF this city, and Colby, OF Troy, for
the prisoner. The facts adduced show that John
McCabe, OF West Troy, declared his intentions 0cto
Der IS 1s86-toO late date 10 permit hrs nauratza-
tton In time TO vote al the coming election. Joseph
Brown swore he saw Allen make an eraaure from the
declaration with his (Brown'sl knife. Tae declara-
tion produced md identified, from which II mp
peared that the figure '2' In the date 18th had been
erased 80 that 1t read "October 5th.- The examina-
ron resulted in Aliens being held in $4,000 10 ap
pear at the November term OF the court
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Musical and Theatrical Notes.

Leotsrd tho French gymnast. will not appear NJ
The Academy or Music tonight account OF = sud
ien indisnosliion.
Pslsiac Ilackeil took a benefit last night IA Itt--
burg.
Edwin Adams ~ Hamlet. took benefit last night
IN Montreal.
Mr.. u. d. Davenport took benoht last night ~ the
Walnut, Philsdcphis.
sophie Worre also received benefit last night Vt
the Chestnut, Philadelphia.
Fire Fly Lctta likewise took benefit iasi nght 81
the Arch, In the same city.
'sNobody's Daughter'--Fanny II. Iricc--s The only
attraction M present Ia Troy.
'IIumpty Dumpty- had q magnificent run OK one
night IN syracuse. He IL still 60urshnR va SnlcaVu
NJ. Muzio, the once popular conductor ot ORCHESTRA
At the Catscornbs In Fourteenth street, mas nxeo his
residence In fnris. --.. - = -.
LofTinawefl Is creating quite sensation IN indian.
Professor Boegc, who sdveriises himself az ''the
greatest coniuror wizard and prestidigitator In the
word,r IL hurnbupgina the saints Of salt Lake CITY,
Miss Anna swan. the stupcndOus giantcss Of q DC.
fuuct Snowman In this city, IL exhibiting herself for
the small charge Of twelve and half cent? In Mon
tresi
the London papers. A that lady still nightly sings
m "tienevisver at the Theatre Francsis, her maly
friends and admirers are likely TO DC favored with
scores Of Lively notcs FROM her for many years to
"rhe Lancashire Lacy d an unfortunate lass. or
fortunate whichever the reader mar choose sho r.
81 present the rage at wallack and two theatres Ia
Che Quaker CITY likewise claim her. she II 20 appear
q the Area al9 Chsatnnt " tRtA citY, On the same
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kaersious Deficit in the Budget-PrOp0sed
Lsan-Rcsignation OF Senior Escalnnte-
General Dulce Appointed Captain General
81 Cuba.
MADRID, Oct. 30, 1858.
u estimated that the dencit In tho revenues this
year viii reach ESQ, 900 sterling. The Spanish
seeks TO raise loan Of ZOO 900 crowns
At an interest Of six per cent.
Senior Escaante has resigned his once under the
provisional government
General Dulce has finally accepted the appointment
of Captain General OF Cuba and vii! soon sail for
Havana.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

renee.
MONTREAL, Oct. 20, 1eGs.
The steamer Grecian, OF the Royal Mail line, struck
Q rock in ascending Gallop rapids to-day. she was
run into the bay, where she sunk twenty feet Of
water Most OF the cargo will be saved The pas
seugers have been forwarded by train
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FIRE IN ORCHARD STREET.

Last evening about ten O'Clock nse occurred In
the building No los Orchard street IL originated Ia
the front portion OF the structure leased sy Isaas
Levy, cigars, whose loss amounted 20 SOD ON
stock ana fixtures. The upper portssn OF tho
house was tenanted by Messrs. Hoier. Prie'lnd &
Co.. whose insurance amounted To sl,oao, The
building. owned by the Lawrence estate, was dam
aged about $780, The 1remen worked Zeaonsy ana
confined the names to the building where IL
OririnaIcd.
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FRANCE.

aovernulent Issue OF Maps-NapoIeon's Policy.
LONDON, Oct GO, 1888.
Maps, which are now said to have been prepared
~ the orders OF the French government, have been
Issued TO show that the second empire has strictly
regarded ITS frontiers laid down In treaties with
neehboring Powers. II is inferred that this explana-
lion Is made TO cover the Emperors abandonment
or y war policy.
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Expedition Being Organized I'm New Mexico
Against the Colorado and Kansas Indians.
ST. Louis, Oct. 80, 1868.
A santa Fe New Mexico, despatch says:-An i'm
portant Indian exedition s now being organized in
this Territory. which win start from Fort Bas
comb, the Canadian river, to operate against the
Indians VINO have been committing dopredations IN
Kansas and Colorado during the past few months.
The command consists Of SIX companies OF the Third
cavalry, one or two companies OF the Second In
fnntry, together with between two and three hun
bred Utes and Apache Indians, under the command
OF Colonel Evans, OF the Third cavalry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-31
POLAR EXPEDITIONS.

Two Fresh Expeditions 10 the North Pole.
LONDON. oct. 20, 1865.
Two scientific expeditions 10 the North Pole are
now lifting out-one at Bremen, under Petorman,
and the other at Havre, under Lumbert.