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POLITICAL.

--RaTy Reilly Rally l-Colo ed Ctt-
zens New oTeansWs Ro Inns the 90 ored Orator from
Ration will address his Colersd fefw cEens Of New
Orleans the Hall Of tie Constitution Club No. 100 Canal
street THIS EVENING the 3lst inst at TX O'Clock Bvsy
Coored man should attend
The meeting to be held under auspices Ct the ion
Club. j. =. AuSIln.
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-DemoeratIc state Central Committee
TIE Rsgu AZ meetings Committee viii be held every
canal sire 4 j. W. BRYANT,
Secrstsry pro TEN.
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CUCCESsION OF NJ AKCELLUs = E
- peTsens who claims against this succession are
hereby med 70 present their accounts 70 the undesgne
i'm Alters parish 81 Orleans right bank Al persons ~
ueO'eU W 'ns sue E. w GRANT.
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Rank Of New OEIean.. New Osslessn,'

Jupe Is accordance wi sections 81 and 80 Of tns
81 srtt.d an act $40 establish general system OF FREE
BSpkrr IN the State Of Louisiana approved Mareh 10
is5 notice IA hereby given 20 holders OF the circul Ang
o, 81 his Rank daily aude1 under the provisions OF sad
act 20 present the the Banking House. or az me
ce al the state Aud tor for the Of redemption
within me this date otherwise the ands deposited
by said Bank said purposes will be rec aimed.
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-Hooks Of Subscription 60 ths Capttal
R,cck Of the New Orleans Steamship Line Will De found
ana following named places: ,--- So 40
orce Of the Factors and Traders Insurance Company "
insurance Company, Of Camp and Ora
Vier streets = ~ - - o.,
mercial Place. = . $500.
ghronshire A HathOrn, POydras street.
MrCioskev Mason, 9ravier street
The New York herald., 1868-08-20
TENNESSEE.

Authentic Account Of the Waynesborough Dim.
culty-Negroes Comply with the Orders Of a
Masked Mob and Give Up Their Arms
Sherif,s Posse Fire ON the Maskers--Tcach-
NASHVILLE, August 10, 1868
Exaggerated accounts Of difficulty at Waynesbo-
rough, Wayne county, are published this morning
Later and reliable information contradicts the report
OF the killing OF three persons. No one was killed.
though three citizens were wounded, one OF them Sc
ri0usy, and several horses killed. on Thursday
last number OF persons, in masks, went over to the
Wayne furnace, where some negroes had been drill
ing After consulting the prOprieors, they conferred
with the leading negroes and advised them TO quietly
give up their arms 70 the superintendent OF the fur
mace, to be turned over to the State The negroes
consented and the maskers left. AS they rode back
through Waynesborough they were fired upon by the
sheriff % posse, concealed In stockade. They re-
turned the fire and scattered. meeting OF citizens
was held at WaynesbOrough on Saturday. The meet
ing protested against all Violence and the citizens
The session Of the Teachers Convention to-day was
devoted to the American Normal School Association.
number OF interesting topics were discussed and
able speeches made by Aessrs. White, Gregory and
Vanbokelen.
The meeting of the Teachers National Association
to-day was deeply interesting. The address Of wei
come was made by Neil 5. Brown of Nashville, and
was responded to by j. M. Gregory, President Of the
association. The report on the study Of classics in
colleges was read by President Andrew, OF MARI
etta Ohio. Tonight Mr. Gregory made an enter
tanning grafton on the subject Of education. Much
interest Is manifested by the citizens In the meeting
The New York herald., 1868-08-20
OUR INDIAN TROUBLES.

Indians Becoming Quiet-Twenty Persons
Murdered by the SavaEes During Their
Raid-Two Prisoners Recaptured-Destitu
ti0n Among the Settlers.
ST. LOUIS, August 10, 1858.
Advices from Kansas state that the Indians have
left the Solomon river valley and that quiet has
restored. Most OF the settlers who had been driven
away are returning to their homes. Adjutant Gen.
sral McAfee reports eight persons dead and buried,
three missing and five wounded. This is probably
less than half the actual number of the casualties
At least twenty persons have been killed. General
Sully reports that the two daughters OF Aaron Bell
have been recovered from the savages. About two
hundred settlers are left destitute, having been
stripped OF provisions, clothing bedding and every
thing else that the Indians could carry way de-
stroy. Appeals have been made to the citizens of
Leavenworth and Of other places for aid behalf Of
the sufferers.
An Omaha despatch says that the Chief Quarter
master OF the Department Of the Platte has received
orders for the immediate construction or extensive
military barracks upon the government reservation
three miles north Of the city.
The New York herald., 1868-08-20
LOUISIANA.
Passage Of the Metropolitan Police Bill
Order by General Buchanan.

Passage Of the MetropoIitan Police Bill
Order by General Buchanan.
NEW ORLEANS, August 10, 1885,
The Metropolitan Police bill passed yesterday on
strict party vote. Senator Brauhn In a speech
opposing the BILL ventilated the fact that there is
not single check limit to the amount Of expend
ture under its extraordinary provisions.
The following order, which was promulgated this
morning. explains ITSELF
GENERAL ORDERs-NO 8.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF LOUISIANA
August Is, 1858. I
In order to carry out the Instructions from the
Secretary Of War relative to the assistance to be
afforded by the troops duty in this department to
the civil authorities In case OF domestic disturbance
or insurrection arising therein, officers command
ing districts, detachments and posts will be
governed by the following directions:-Every oicer
will keep himself well informed Of the condition Of
affairs In his vicinity. Should necessity arise
which In his opinion would render the
services Of troops requisite, he will imme-
dately communicate by telegraph with these
headquarters, stating the essential facts in the
case and asking for the necessary tpetrlctiQps
his government. Under no vrcumstauces VIII
any Interference Of the military with the civil
authorities be permitted, nor will the services OF the
troops be made OF unless upon special fnstruc-
tions previously communicated in each case from
these headquarters.
THOMAS H. NELL, Brevet Brig. Gen., U. 8. A.,
A A. q.
The New York herald., 1868-08-20
INDIANA.

Horrible NTurder-A Butcher In Clay County
Cuts His Wife's Throat-A Democratic Mas
Meeting in Pursuit Of the Murderer.
INDIASPoLIs August 10, 1858.
During the progress Of democratic meeting ct
Harmony station, Clay county, near Terre Haute,
last night Daniel Dietz, butcher. residing at that
place. cut his wfes throat from ear to ear severns
her windpipe. Every person being at the meeting,
she was not discovered for twenty minutes Fred.
erick Detz her brother-in-aw, happening to go Into
the room, saw her at once and gave the alarm. The
speaker ceased speaking Immediately and all armed
themselves to hunt the murderer. After committing
the deed he started to the SWITCH calling for William
Dickens, q man whom he had grudge against, and
Il IL generally supposed he wanted to nure him, As
he had the butcher knife, eighteen inches long,
with which he had cut his wifes throat, sti In his
hands. lie u stin at large.
The New York herald., 1868-08-20
Hlne TIVE HfRllD,

To THE EDITOR oF rHR SUM-
sIR-The World says to-day. IN reply 20 an item OF
the sun about the worlds crusade against the HER
AID that call the newsmen know the circulation OF
the HERALD n dwindllng.n
Here II one newsman who don't know any such
thing. Ny sales OF the HERALD have not diminished
under the Worlds changing process and the World
crusade IL perfectly futile IN this region.
We also remember all the MY which the ~fn
speaks OF. How n II that the HERALD has published
triple sheets twice IN the three FIRST DAYS OF this
week II itsscrculaton s dwindiing and is business
leaving NJ
In this connection am also able % report the I'm.
creasing circulation Of the sun Ia this town.
Ny sales OF the lSan are twenty-0ve 90 thirty per
cent more nov than they we're .one lttle month"
ago. W. PATTON, heusdc2ler.
WATERBURY. Conn, August n ises.
The New York herald., 1868-08-20
GEORGIA..

The Republican Demonstration In Atlauta-A
Serious Row Between Negroes and Police.
ATLANTA, August 49, 1888.
The republican celebration yesterday closed with
q torchght procession composed Of some three
hundred colored men.
Between ten and eleven O'Clock In the evening
drunken and unruly negro was arrested by two po-
licemen in front of. the National Hotel The police
were proceeding to the guardhouse with the pris-
oner, when O mob Of negroes pursued ana attempted
a rescue the police resisted, and the negroes
collected, and using clubs, the police were
knocked down and the prisoner escaped. At this
time some person In the mob gave word to IRE, and
the negroes did 80, woundng policeman. The fire
returned by the police, and the discharges fol-
lowed in rapid succession. One negro was killed
and two wounded, when the negroes ned; but they
rallied again near the guardhouse and again moved
forward to attack the police BY this time the whole
police force and large number Of citizens were
the ground prepared for conflict When the negroes
the determination to protect the lawful author
tiles the rapidly dispersed. At one time apprehen-
sions Of riot were quite serious.
The New York herald., 1868-08-20
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Legislative Proccedlngs-No Distinction N 70
Race In Appointments Of Police Oniccrs-
Reputation Of the Claims Of Barring
Brothers-Specimen Of Partisan Legisla.
tion-Members Hard Up for Funds.
COLUMBIA August 10, 1888.
In the Legislature to-day resolutions were intro
duced providing that hereafter all incorporated
towns shall make no discrimination - TO race or
color in the appointment Of the police.
An attempt made to turn all the schools IN the
state over to the negro school commissioners. The
subject was referred to q committee.
A bill passed the House repudattng foreign claims
against the Bank OF the state represented by Barring
Brothers, and authorizing the Governor to take pos
session Of the assets. The currency Of the bank,
held BY few republicans, 10 70 be redeemed by
bonds
The members are yet unpaid, no means having
been raised, and great dissatisfaction exists.
The New York herald., 1868-08-20
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON Monty MARKrT.-LOvDON August Ip-s
Il. M.-ConsOls closed at 93T for money and p4 for
the account American securities closed at the fol-
lowing rates:-united States ve twenties 71x; Erie
91: Atlantic and Crcatwesten consolidated bonds 80.
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRANKFoRT, August I9.-
United States fve.twenty bonds open at 14X TAX
for the issue OF 1852.
LIvrRPooL CorroN MARKEr--LIvERPooL, August
19-6 :. M-The market closed easier at decline
Of thrte-eghts vIz:-Mddling upands, 10k I'd; mid
ding Srleans, loxd. The sales OF the day fully
reachGi 10000 bales.
LIvHlPOoL BRRADsrUFPs MARKHr.-LIvyRPoOr.
August 1875 p. M.-The market closed generaIlI
unchaIfed. Corn, 35a per quarter for mixed West
ern. Wheat LIS. Cd. per Genital for California white
and III for No. 2 red Western. Barley nominal st
80. perbushe. Oats, 80. III. per bushel. Peas, 47a
3D. per uarer for Canadian. Flour, 2ss. per bbl fer
LIvEfooL PROVISION MARKBT.-LIvERPoOr.
August p-5 p. M.-The market closed without fur
ther chage Cheese has declined 3D., the last sales
being ntie at COS. per cwt for the best grades of
America fine. Lard Is nat and has declined ed ana
In now uoted at 66s. Cd. per cwt. Bacon has ad-
Cumberlnd cut. Beef 1925 3D. per tierce Of 3O4 lbs.
Tor extrprime mess. Pork nrm at 76s. per bbl fog
Eastern rime mess.
LIvERboL PRODUCE MARKEr-LIvsRPoor, Au-
gust ls-P. N. M.-Rosn has advanced 3D.. and at tho
close COMMON North Carolina was quoted at IS. I'd.
Turpentit, 27s. Sd. per cwt
.LoNDoYR0DucE MARKET.-LONDON, August 10
6P. M.-Overseed has declined to 52s. per cwt. for
Amerlcaned. Sugar has declined to $685. ID. per
cwt for IL Dutch standard Spirits petroleum
cwt Spen oil, $50 per ton. Whale oil, f36 peg
ton. Linstd OIL f3l per ton. Linseed cakes f12 5s.
per ton fothin obong for feeding; Calcutta inseed,
e2s. Rehni patroleum, Is. 5hd. per gallon.
M.Petrol,m has declined to 50 francs FOR standard
white.
The New York herald., 1868-08-20
FRANCE.
Diplomatic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Elec.
tions-A Peace Demonstration.

Diplomatic Appontments-Suppleme Elec.
tions-A Peace Demonstration.
PARIS, August 19, 1868.
The Marquis de Bonneville, the present French
Minister to Switzerland, has been appointed Ambas-
sador to Rome, to I'LL the vacancy occas,oned by the
appointment Of Count de Sartiges to seat In the
Senate.
M Gueronniere has been appointed Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of France to
Belgium in place Of Count de Commingues Guitaud,
recalled.
!, The Corps Legislatif will reassemble in Decem.
Der.
The remaining supplementary elections for men,
Nbers of the Corps Legislatn have been postponed
until next year. Ca ~~~
At o review Of troops at Marseilles yesterday,
which attracted an immense crowd Of citizens,
popular demonstration was made In favor OF peace
Loud cries were raised by the spectators for peace
and against war. The crowd was orderly and there
was no interference on the part Of the police.
The New York herald., 1868-08-20
TURKEY.

Revolutionary Agitation In the Danubiau
Observation-Disclosures Action Against Sc.
cret Arrning.
VIENNA August 10, 1868.
Apprehensions are entertained that the recent at
tempt at rising against the Turkish authority in
Bulgaria will be renewed. Accounts received from
that quarter represent that the country remains in
an unsettled condition. and though the insurrecton
ary bands have disappeared or been dispersed the
indications are that secret preparations OF formi-
dabe character are being made Tor another and
more extensive outbreak.
the attention OF the Austrian government has
been called TO this threatening state OF AFFAIRS by
an unusu nj demand for firearms from the other side
OF the Danube, and an order has been issued pro.
hibiting the expectation OF arms or ammunition
from Austrian territory into the Danubian Prnci-
palifies-
The New York herald., 1868-08-20
MISSOURI.

Democratic Congressional Nominatens-FIrs
In Sc. Louis.
81. LOUIS, August 10, 1888.
The democrats held Congressional conventions
throughout the State to-day in Gil the districts ex.
cept the Second. In the Fourth district John r.
Phillips was nominated for fhe regular term and
Judge J. p. Ross for the vacancy caused BY the
resignation Of Colonel McClurg No report has been
received from the Fifth district but ell the county
delegations were instructed to vote for Judge Wad-
was nominated; In the seventh N. Oliver was nomi.
mated; In the Eighth John r. Williams was nomi-
mated and in the Ninth, w. r. Switzler was nomi-
mated. The Third district has not been heard from.
The -four mill OF Smycker Stuever was partially
destroyed by 1re to-day. large lot OF hour and
wheat was badly damaged The loss In about $16 COO
which is fully covered BY insurance In 81. Louis
Offices.
The New York herald., 1868-08-20
ALABAMA.

I"o tnxecutive Committee Of the state De-
mOcracy in Council.
MONTGOMERY, August 10, 1868.
iao executive committee OF the democracy of
fr, aoalna met In this city to-day. Delegates from
LILLY iory counties met TO confer with them Ex-GOv-
irSa 1u Moore was made chairman Of the meeting.
t9e committee on Resolutions reported at seven
O'CLOCK +. NJ 9 series endorsing the democratic
nominees and platform, and urging the people to
vote at the November election and to take the laws
the Legislature to cast the electoral vote OF the
State.
The resolutions were adopted.
An electoral ticket will be reported tonight,
The New York herald., 1868-08-20
NEW JERSEY.

Republican Mass Meeting and TOrchlight Pro-
cession-speech by John /. Blair, Candidate
for Governor.
NEW BRUNSWICK, August 10, 1868.
A large gathering Of republicans took place here
this evening" and procession, consisting Of horse
men, Grant and Colfax legions, Union leagues and
citizens, paraded the streets an hour before the
meeting. About i've hundred torches were in line.
The New York herald., 1868-08-20
INDIA.

The Cotton Crop Damaged and Short.
LONDON, August 10, 1868.
Crop reports from Calcutta to the 23d of July have
been received
They state that cotton in the northwestern districts
Of India has suffered from heavy rains and the yield
in that part OF the country will fall below the est
mates OF the planters.
The New York herald., 1868-08-20
Arrival Of Mr.. Pendieton mt Bangor-Grand
Reception.

BANGOR, August 10, 1858.
Prominent democrats are gathering for the mass
meeting which is to be held in this city tomorrow
Mr.. George II. Pendleton arrived by the train this
evening. The seymour Club, 70 the number of sew
eral hundred, met him at the depot and receivea
him with enthusiastic cheers and escorted him "
the Bangor House. Salutes were fired and rockets
set or from the democratic headquarters. At nine
O'Clock MIR. Pendeton was serenaded and made
brief speech. lie received with immense enc
thusiasIn by large crowd. After Mr. Pendletou
retired speeches were made by Mr.. Pillsbury candf-
date for Governor; DR.. Ladd, candidate for Con-
gress from this district, and Others. IL IA expected
the meeting tomorrow will be one Of the largest
ever held In PenObscOt county.
The New York herald., 1868-08-20
NEW YORK HERALD, THURsDH.AAY,
THE PARAGUAYAN WAR.

~ eats Of the Allies at Fort
In the Gran Chaco.
hsnaHs - oNpoN, August 49, 1sos
Advices have been received he,,e 'ion' n'o 'aN'N'
TO July 81 by the regular mail steamer. -.
The allies, TO the number OF ten thousan~? ,s
attacked Fort Humaita on July le but were repu''s
with a Iass said to amount to three thousand
A simultaneous attack made OH the Paraguayan
defences In the Gran Chaco had been also repused'
The New York herald., 1868-08-20
CHINA.


British Rale In Hong Kong.
LONDON, August 19S 1893.
Advices from Hong Kong to July 10 have rtacned
England. via Calcutta.
At Hong Kong a commission appointed to consfaer
the subject reported against the granting by tho
colonial government OF licenses for gambling.
To this the Governor Of Hong Kong made hostile
reply, which gave great offence to the merchants Of
the colony
The New York herald., 1868-08-20
PENDLETON.

Arr,vui of George II. Pendleton In Boston.
BOSTON, August 10, lseS
Mr.. George II. Pendeton arrived in town yester-
day. Late in the evening the Constitutional Deme-
cratic Club gave him a sercnade at the Parker
House. He returned thanks in O few remarks dur
Ing which ne said that he was on his way to Maine
ia take part in the DO itcal campaign in that State
There was large assemblage present.
The New York herald., 1868-08-20
SPAIN.

Serious Crisis in Executive Affairs.
LONDON August 10, 1868.
Dispatches from Madrid state that crisis has
taken place in the Spanish government. The Minis
ter OF War has withdrawn from the Cabinet and the
Captain Generals OF Madrid and Barcelona have re-
signed.
The New York herald., 1868-08-20
PENNS YLVANlA.

Alleged Heavy Delinquency in n Philadelphia
Iron Establishment.
PHILADELPHIA, August TO- 1868.
1t was reported this afternoon that a Mr.. Cabot,
connected with an iron establishment in this city,
had proved delinquent to the amount Of from 900
5000 900. 1t appears that statement Of the work
ings Of the company had been ordered to be made at
q meeting for that purpose on Monday night but
owing to the absence OF Cabot 1t prevented The
books OF the establishment were then examined, i,
when the deficit was discovered.
The New York herald., 1868-08-20
HOLLAND.

Commercial Conference at the Hague-Sugar
Duties Equalization.
AMSTERDAM, August 10, 1888.
The subject Of the equalization Of the duties on
sugar imported from foreign countries, which has
for long time engrossed the attention Of the dif-
ferent European Powers, bids fair TO be definitely
settled.
Representatives Of the governments Of France,
Holland, Belgium, Prussia and England are now
assembled at the Hague for the purpose Of holding
conference looking TO such equalization.
The New York herald., 1868-08-20
THE NEW DOMINION.
The Cattle Plague in Canada-Precautionar
Measures Adopted.

ToRONTO August IT. 1868.
The Board OF Agriculture held meeting and ap-
pointed a committee to examine into the cattle dis
Ease. The committee will proceed to Illinois and
MAKE the necessary inquiries. The disease mas ap-
peared at Paris and Dundas, and is.supposed 10
have been communicated by bad aud diseased cattle
conveyed over the Great Western Railway rom the
western States 10 New York
The New York herald., 1868-08-20


The York Roces-First Days Sport.
YORK, August 10, 1862
The York August Race Meeting commenced to-day
The weather was rainy and the track rather heavy
but the attendance was good and some Of the raging
very spirited. .S~
/, The Zetand stakes, Of sovereigns each, with
100 added for all ages two year Olds to carry st.
three st. lbs; four, st. lbs.; five and upward
st. lbs second horse to receive 10 sovereigns out
of the stakes distance one mile; was won by Lord
Jerseys b. h. vespasan, four years old by New
minister out Of vesta, beating Lady Audreys lilly
Wan1es e-
The betting at the start was was three to one In
favor of Vespasian and ten to one against the oily.
Eight horses started -E-.,t
The Convivial stakes, Of 10 sovereigns each, with
100 added by the Race Committee for the pro-
duce of mares covered in 1865, to run at two
years old; colts to carry st. 10 h., flies st. h.
the second to receive ten per cent out OF the stakes
and the third to save his stake; distance nve fur
longs forty-four yards; was won by Mr.. Ashton's
br. c. Ladas, by Lambton, out Of Zenobia, by Saue
beating Westminster second, and Poison dor third
Eight started.
The betting on the field at the start was four to
one against Ladas.
! The Yorkshire Oaks, OF rs sovereigns each with
100 added for three year old nes second to receive
60 S0VeregnS out OF the SakeS ana nrO 70 save ner
stake; distance one mile and quarter; was won by
the Duke OF Hamilton's ch. f. Leonie, by Newmin-
eter out of Gaspard's dam by Hampton, beating Mr..
Watts b. I. Mysotes by Newminster out Of Sou
vener. second; and the Duke OF Beaufort's b. {.
Maeslewch, by Birdhill out of the Roe, third
The betting at the start was even on Leonie, and
to against Mysotes.
Eight ran.
The North OF England Biennial stakes Of ten SOW
ereigns each, with one hundred added, for foals OF
1885, colts to carry eight stone ten pound FLIES eight
stone ve pounds second to receive ten per cent Of
whole stakes and third to her stake resulted In
q dead heat between Mr.. J. Scott's b. o. vscount,
by The Marquis out Of Columbine and Mr.. saville's
bl. 9. Blueskin, by Skirmisher out Of Doeskn. Mr..
Eastwood's ch. c. The Sawyer, by Kittledrum out Of
Corrival, was second. visc0unt afterwards walked
over. This was very exciting event.
The betting at the start was two to one against
viscount even on Blueskin and three to one against
the Sawyer.
Only the three horses mentioned ran.
The New York herald., 1868-08-20

Royal H,ana Lottery.-Prtzcs PAID H. 'asa,,as Se,"s
Informal rshed The chest paid for pouo'ooAs
anu All fYLoR @ .aa CO., Bankers, Is wall street, T.
The New York herald., 1868-08-20

BatchelHs Hair Dyc.-The Best In the
word. The t perfec Dye harmless, reliable, instansr
The New York herald., 1868-08-20

Pamphlc, Law Reports, &c., Executed
with and despseh iwenyhye er ssss
cheaper than iAny other printing establishment IN ,ns c'
~ the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING EsTABLish-
MENT " NaHu street.