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CHILL.
HELP FOR THE SUFFERERS FROM THE EARTH
CONGRATULATIONS or THb sIfl'LME
COUKT-THE AMERICAN MINISTER.

HELP FOR THE SUFFERERS FROM TliE EARTH
oUAKE-IMPRACHMENT or THE sCfltEML
COUKT-THE AMERICAN MINISTER.
The news of the terrible calamlties winch
had visited the sister Republic Peru was recorded IN val
paraso on the 10th ut No sooner was the dire lhte
0enoe 10 hand when merchants OF that city, win
nubc sprit which does them credit, immediately nau
rurated "A moyemont In aid Of the victims. meeting
waa called AT the Exchange Of Valparaiso, Whlch WAS
largely attended where IL unanimously resolved 10
raise subscription Of $4,000 for that object Inc mef
Chants an Invitation the residents 10 share IN
this work OF humanity, which was wen responded TO-
Increasing the subscription 70 nearly sVo 'onhIoss
was uot idle ON motion Of the Minister'S The sum OF
go 600 was voted the object The Government
"A placed the Transports Mlpt anu isie,'Iua AZ
the seryice of the merchants, which, deeply laden win
supplies OF food clothing medicines water @c' were
sent TO the scene OF the disasters Physicians were also
sent M order render medical assistance 70 the injured
and wounded. The authorities at Coplapo ana
Caldera had. with commendable zeal, already
dispatched aid To the sufferers. Ihe COFa,
donga lying at Mclones, was also DISPATCHED
with provisions etc IN short had the catastrophe nap
pened In Chill greater sympathy could nave Deeh
evoked. - -, -, ~, in,
Valparaiso esoaped tho effects OF the earthquake WIN
the exception Of sinking or driving ashore lew hsnns
boats on the northern Of the harb0r but great
dread prevailed for time among the inhabitants ta'
they would visited In the same manner as tle uiol
tuuate neighOrs Ia Congress, the motion Tor tno n
peachInent the Supreme Court was passed Dy N,h
,iccLsIys vote quite certain that the melpcih WI
the Court will be removed. Ambrose W. tark, eeq.;
United states Consul at Valparaiso, having peen
by the Washington Government 10 act as unteu ,'.o'
MinIer during the absence of Gen kipaii'h ""s -" "a,
ally received By the President AT hanthgo on o Iu VII"
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
TIE INDIAN VAR.

RTyyING FIGHT WITH THE APACHE INDIANS
THE KIowAS AND COMANCIIEs JOINING THE
CHEYENNEs AND ARAPAHOEs ON TIE.
ARKANSAS RIVER.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 6.-Brevet Maj0r-Gen.
Merritt 9th Cavalry commanding at Fort DAVIS, Texas.
under date OF Sept 5 reports that Lieut. Cusaek OF the
oth Cavalry who had sent from Fort Davis with
detachment Of co men from Companies {, }, and h "f
his regiment and volunteer party Of Me xcans To recap
re the stock recently stolen by Indians from .iah
near Fort stockton, overlook the Indians Ap'l' ~"
strong about 50 miles or Fort Davis, attacked men,
and Killed In running tght, extending over nFe miieS
between DO and 80 Of tlem and wounded at iea-t as
,nonv more and took from them all tbelr stock
oyer o00 head of niues aud horses, pes,ue -
low cattle: destroyed the entire camp mciuulS
their Winter store meats berries, etc. and fecaptue
to Mexican boys who had been III captivity lof"i nNo
years The loss 70 Lieut.. Cusacks cOmniahd was tWy
solders-seyerely though not dangerously Onlus az"
30 bnrses some Government stock was stoith hOh
Sort aucaster and other points by the lndabs fmons
that cautured is some OF the mail STOCK Ost shOie u
ayo at the Nuyesto large quantity of skihs, ppcs W.
ofher hooy was taken. Lieut. Cnsack lnalci'" auh"o'
the entire distance by night, lying 10y IN the ul 70 s %
nrise the Indians which he did lie SPEAKS nS"y oi t.
god conduct OF his men, and makes especla meb'on w
5omnanv G. Ninth Cavalry for conspicuous gl.abuy
dnrng tie ght The Indians were Apaches ana 5ptls'
nnder Arsaro who has the reputation OF DenS uesp'
are fellow, and never at peace. etheF h ieN.ss VI
Nexieo Gen Hazen writes from Fort idliied lbs, n'
E,owas and COmanches who were on the Afk"bsas Vc'
re yithout doubt Joined the Cbeyennes ana Afapa
hoes in The war Superintendent Murphy y nj 'ohheD
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
fairly and regularly pronounced judgment Of the RepuD

fairly and regularly pronounced Judgment OF the kepnb
llcan party" -
The Boston Advertiser on the other hand appauds the
ecll0n OF the Convention In the following terms
The character and temperament OF the men VINO
made up the independent Convention at Salem, ystef
uhy furnish the best proof that disregard Oh tne uc
highest political duty Of the good citizen It was com
Peu vi men from whose shields the darts OF sianaorOr
hsuatoh Iail npotent for harm. No personal amDhOD
no Prya.e annostes, no sympathy with rebellion ana
VuppeIneasin called these gentlemen into the oppos
tloh 10 zen Butler. They stood, as was well said
IN the convention, for the Republican party
platform as adopted Chicago and ratified at Worcester
Tor us candidate on the national ticket opposition
theory or pOhtlcs which either repudates ignores all
these and represents only the baseness OF SWIM
ding the malignity Of perpetual vengeance and tlh
pettiness OF personal lust Of power IL web and
gurs well for In the struggle thus opened that
served its dignity by never once descending into the
muddy whittier its members have been persist
emily invited"
In another article The Advertiser says:
"en. Buffers visit TO Prince Edward Island was as III
insulting 10 the imperial authorities The
British Constitution does not recognize the night OF
colony to make treaty with any foreign power, any
than Constitution recognizes the igt OF ALASKA
or Wyoming treat independently with Cniba or Mex
ico And again. Constitution gives 10 the House OF
Representatives. vestige or shadow OF senpance OF
authority to make treaties with any hatloh or eooy OK
even savage tribe the surface OF the globe
How ridiculous, therefore, as wen as W.
seemly was this visit OF the Congressman to the
Provincial authOresl The Governor by good luck was
absent suppose that he had been present ana ash
for Gen. Buffers credentiasi Even he, we thnk wouu
have felt embarrassed by the demand III the Gloucester
fishermen deceived by such shallow tricks We sbil
be greatly deceived IN them III tney are lrappcu W
them they Will certainly be undeceved before the next
Congress adourns; for feel assured that however
hastily IL may have acted in this affair the national
Legislature will sanction alliance or treaty al VI
with the rules OF international comfy and the prn
cipes Of international law
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THE coLoRED CONVENTION IN UTICA

UTICA, OCT. 6.-The State Convention OF
ooored men assembled here to-day, at noon I'D ne 'y
Hail. Mr.. Henry Of Oneida called the Coh'ehooh 10
order and nominated Mr.. stephen Myers OF Albany as
temporary Chairman, and Jas J, spelman Of New-forE
as temporary Secretary. committee on credenuais
reported fftyfour delegates who took their seats The
Committee on permanent organization reported ohces
as follows: J. W. Longen President; W. H. Decker
Stephen Myers W W. DeDike, and Thomas James, wee
Presidents H. C. Molson and Alfred Freeman, Seereta-
nes The report was unanimously adopted. Mr.. Spill
man Of NewYork read letter To the Convention fron
Susan r. Anthony urging the Convention, when pressing
their claims for the ballot. not 10 forget the eooFed
women of the state At the evening session, eloquent
speeches were made by Mr. Wells Brown Of hassaehn
setts. Mr. T f. Randall of CheIango and Mr. James J.
snellman of New-YOrk
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

TO New-Haven, Conn, to-day, 70 investigate the
various specified frauds that have for the past year
been committed on the Pension Burean by false
claimants in that neighboThood.
Mr.. Mcclellan, Assistant Postmaster General, says
IL is not true as recently published, that the trans
portation OF the mails between the termini of the
Union and Central Pacific Railroads has been sus-
pended.
The employee of the Treasury Department have
contributed nearly 5000 in aid of the sufferers by the
recent calamity at EllicUtts Mills, Md, occasioned
by the flood.
John d. Defrees goes home on Thursday to Indian
apolis to vote.
Secretary Seward is to DO married
Col s. S. Smoot Special Indian Agent arrived here
to-day from the ChOctan and Chickasaw country,
eight days from Fort kibscn in the Cherokee nation
whittier he went by the direction of the Secretary of
the Interior to pay those tribes 5000 for property
which was destroyed during the Rebellion and APP
proprated by Congress in July last, out of Choctan
and Chckasan funds. Col. SmOOt was escorted from
Leavenworth TO the Indian Territory by a squad OF
United States soldiers This rendered necessary
account of the large of money in his posses
sion. The Government sent special agent 10 pay
over this amount, because Of a provision IN the law
requires 1t 10 be paid 10 claimant in person.
The Ireasurys own increase of coin since the nrSt
of September is nearly nine and quarter million
dollars. Independent of the payment of the interest
on the Ten-fOrtes and sales of coin amounting TO
about two and One-third millions,
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
PROPELLER BURNED ON LAKE ONTARIO.
FOURTEEN PERSONS, INCLUDING THE CAPTAIN,
BURNED TO DEArH-FOUR MEN AND THE
CAPTAINS SON SAVED.

FOURTEEN PERSONS, INCLUDING THE CAPTAIN,
BURNED TO DEATII-FOUR MEN AND THE
CAPTAINS SON SAVED.
OswEGO, Oct. 6.-The propeller Perseverance,
Capt John Fitzgibbons, OF tire Welland Railway Line
took fire Is miles of Pulneyvile. at abOut2 o'clock this
morning and burned TO the waters edge. The re was
first discovered by engineer who apDrized the nrs
mate then on watch before anything could be done
the propeller was euveloped Games. Two Of her boats
were on fire before they could be reached but the trd
was launched and put off with the two mates two men,
and a boy Nineteen persons aboard, IA Of whom,
including the captain pershed. The propeller Enter
prise the line, about Is miles astefn ot tDe
Perseverance and she picked up the boat containing the
persons and arrived with them at TINS port
this afternoon The Enterprise remained near the burn
ing steamer until daylight, which time the wreck was
still aoat The captains son who first mate, among
thesayed The OF the Perseverance consisted
bushels of corn for T. Mott of Oswego Both boat ana
cargo were insured The Perseverance first class
propeler employed wholly the grain trade between
tho Weland Railway and Oswego. Capt. FltzRiobons
formerly resided in this city, and was well known ana
much respected The following the names OF tue
lost: John Ftzgbbons, the Captain; Michael Ftlglb-
bons the Steward and Of the Captain; Alexander
Macarthur First Engineer Charles Mason Second Engi-
neer; Andrew and james Patrick and Henry Scott, Fire
men; Dolf Bisnet Wheesman four deck hands with nn
known French names, and Mrs Davis and daughter.
survivors, Morris FtZgbbons, First Mate and son OF
the Captain; William Thorp, Second Mate; Peter I@gbo
WAeelsman; a deck hand, name unknown, and Patrick
Lynch. the porter
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
SPAIN,

FORMATION OF A PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT
THE PEOPLE DECLARING IN Favor OF A
REPUBLICAN FORM OF GOVERNMENT.
MADRID, Oct. 5,-The Provisional Junta has re-
quested Marshal Serrano ts take charge of affairs
until the meeting of the Cortes and he has consented
so to act, with Gen. Prim and Olozago as his col
leagues. The formation of the new Cabinet has not
yet been completed Gen. Escalanta, Democrat,
has been placed in command Of the National Guard
1t is daily becoming and more evident that the
great majority of the people in favor of repub-
lcan form of government for Spain. The Duke OF
Vttona and the Count of Cheste have declared that
they viii support the existing Provisional Junta'
PRIM IN MADRID.
OCT. 6.--Gen. Prim arrived here yesterday, where
he was greeted with enthusiasm.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
EUROPE.
DENMARK.

OPENING OF THE RIGsDAG-sALE OF THE DANISH
WEST INDIES.
COPENHAGEN, Oct 6.-The King delivered speech
yesterday, at the opening Of the sessions of the
Rigsdag in which he said that the negotiations with
the Prussian Government in the matter of Schleswlg
Holstein had been thus far without result IL was
the desire of Denmark to preserve peaceful relations
with Prussia. The ratification Of the sale OF st.
Thomas and other islands in the West Indies to the
United States has been postponed by the Rigsdag
for one wear.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
GREAT BRITAIN.
NFwMARlSET RACES.

LONDON, Oct. 6.-The second October meet
ing at Newmarket, commenced yesterday Inc prnei
pal race OF the day sweepstakes OF 800
each for two years old hes winch closed WIN seven
subscribera MIR W s. CrawfuTds Heather Bel was INC
winner, beating Lord GlasgOw's brown nlly, ~
Young Melbourne, second. ana MT merry .
chestnut My by ThOrmanby ont OF sunhower, thId dne
betting R the start 80 10 against Heather Bei 70
against Lord Glas COWS nllY and 10 against MI
Merrys FLY. Of the races to-day there was no
contest Lord Famouths bay lly Pearlfeather walked
over IN the fret race aud N the third race
Of 800 soveregns each, Mr.. MerTys Abstinence HSo
Walked Over.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
.rn. .1AnAMA nrGlsrRATION LAW.

Noxrco,IpRy. Oct G.-The Governor mas
,,nsd th, Reristr,tion bin which passed ny the
legislature Bolh Honses have passed bills p,osiang
for an election. The Seuate blll mahes ~ a., h a.
o ana n,rsoa 10 rsaengs poifr punishable ny nno ant,
mprlsoinent The Probate Judge OF e"h equity ~, ~ W
designate any number Of voting places & W I, rh
Democrats strongly oppose the Registration ana iee'o"
i.Il.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
SOCTH AMERICA.

MOVEMENTS or PRESIDENT LOPEZ.
PARIS oct G-Later dates from Rio Janelro frport
that President Lopez had arrived at San fersfudo
with 10000 men. Twenty-eight thousand OF un Al
lied troons had oecupied Pillar. the chief port of
Paraguay. TO form base of operations againH, the
paragnayan position at the mouth TbicuaIy. IL
WAS said that the Brazilian iron-clads had gdte to
lombard the 1Ib.cuary position.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
vropo coyyIcrs KILLED.

RICHMOND. Oct 6.-To-day, as 40 negro penl-
,x cnoycts who had been hired out TO wors on tho
irntiay wa Ohio Railroad were gong on the Central
ohesape@ nc Sovngton they overpowered the gaaI,i -four
issS msoIh heyopd Gordonsve and q OF them eaped on
While the train was solng q. .ur L., ha,y wounded
Instantly killed, and three olhets were o""s "'"",
rn lusa",Ts n,hsrs who leaped of escaped
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
BOLIVIA.

Gen. Melgarejo has been proclaimed President
for the term OF year. Soon after lac dssoVea 'o
grss because the opposition sharply censured he son
tract concluded wifi Brazil decree has been Ise"
iu Meigareo extending the rights OF eit%ehs"p " "
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
RICHMOND CITY SMALL NOTES.

RICHMOND, VA, Oct. 6.-P. X. Grattan, the
e,,inl Attorney, gave an opinion 10 the CITY 'odne.
,lay hat the city small notes ssued during tie ""f
nnoun,n az to 00o cannot ht Iad ~i'ie he "a
andra Constitution is IN force ~ i"nue i"l"i '"'
debt incurred % carry or ne NaI,
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

BrFrAIO, Oct. 6-Tho twtnInIh aiInuaI
convent on of The Frce-wlll Bapsls ot Noith hnerlo"
"t bcr Ihis aftcrnoon. Tho Roy. Dr Cody oi Harris
hrrr Penn. preached the opcninf teryc. fiOm ." l"
400 tC.cga'ch Hfc Lcfc'
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