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New-York tribune., 1868-03-30

..,., ,n irsc,op ofth. law. The verdict was ho'
Known after The flal tho .ieamer
y klnr armed With cats, the izh o.
,rr,Ss - In the streets Of Panama; was kuoehro u'gn
is.te td HI ann broken, aud robbed ana t' ono
. outrage delivered him. While senset lu'o tu' IN -
al drunk The parties who Committed tDe ouAs' ''o ~
large A.. ....s,.l On, srv trivial oaauss. srFer every
t,ien before they reach the police station lh} "'
tk m o,u he-fen Wh clubs the butts 0i mustes ' 0'e
tbey offer no resistance Whsvver 90 the arrest ri -,
ON the 2sth inst H. FsNcet correspondent OF
C;raud Hotel y Young nat VINO
after the occurrence, Ad be
he be- tnowlng
tecreie himself 70 not 70 "
the part o the aihonues W uh DIM
Gases of nature he accumulated and nuliple ,s
IN of other Injuries from ht PaflN
ton Of Justice from prejudice existing ihe minus 81 n4's 49,
gpers from The m the laws and the Interpretation ' .I'
sr, IN their hands tins added the prejudice ~el ei ,elu @
injured In ost sacred rgh's "'' ~!
hone Of iress or protection from the local authorities Nht't
therefore pp-si the Government Of the lnleu
natural pYcor to its influence such manner o. may f @ ~
proper ty Co otf L'es Ar0 properly anu ~ ~
en- - ueut Of our jest n.b's g., , o,, i.,i,s 10
retain our national efrspect and ui We 49, VOC, ~ 80
lrcsu ,r sb. bis guard against eea oppression VI
attached 70 this document "a names, comprising
win ,W cIccptioue all tho Americans resideht mere
and rcddiue tie most influential cillhehs oi '"e P"'
New-York tribune., 1868-03-30
SOUTH and CENTRAL AMERICA.
COLOMBIA


TRIAL or AssAssINS-THE TROUBLES BETWEEN
TUE STATES OF BOLIVAR AND NAGDALtNA'
Prov Our Ovn Cofre,roodeut
PANAMA, March B, 1865.
Adyices from Carthagena 10 the 9th contain
news OF httle Importance The examination dor the ~
sassinatos last September. Of the officers OF the H. "
Cuyler) OF Miguel Cespedes, v BarnOs, and four ol
two Of whom are al large, commenced on ''' IN,
February After hearing Of three days the J"' '''''
committed the accused for trial at an early d'''
RumOred intentions Of the Mosquei" par" - 49,,
throw the present Administration occasion 'o''
M tho state of Bolivar Some attempts q" and
a. ruilitarv have leeu discovered I'D 'i -
XatauquIlld. The Government ~ !, ,Ioi,'" -
Xioorot. tueaartrss 10 prevent an oulilth ,,.h. s
Ucr RrItauic Naiesty's Nce-tohsul 90 , .t ,Lo
,,ir, ~ heal the wounds existing b'INtJn 'ho no
statSs Cf Roliyar aud Magdeena lie WIZ @ 6S,i
sfnI a. fhe Presidents OF both States profess o'
Yian-like spirit Of forgiveness . ,.,,,. .,,, ba vc
So,,e nf y0ur fire companies viii Wopau! I S""i' IN
a. nnorfunity of disp0siug of Old stoch as luuus
.cui Tor the purchasc Of two hand engines wiz sun W ~
Used mere THE foreign hospital, 50 lch t'uci II III
sssar way OF soon beng fixed iAcl. .,i,.
M FaWcett has recovered from his wound sui,'"u!
10 get down stairs Penedes. wh0 shot NM iis L'' on
pleasure and commercial tup to ttc N'"'h SS'"'' ~
We 20 iu tins welfgONerned country
New-York tribune., 1868-03-30
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF Ngw.IogR.u."M.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED.
Steamship David O) Watts Liverpool March TO- and Qlesnsosn
I2th Williams Guon March 49, lat 81 A. o ~
~ passed one O ~ IIiBsn steamers bound y.
Steamship william r. Clyde, Powell Wilmington. C.. mdse and
pass 10 J. Hand. -. =, o..
And 18th and aI 2ith nd, aud TO John g. Dale
shin Game Cock lsherbun Manila Dec o. mdfe 10 H. L. Taylor
March lat Ion ~ 20 passed 'hF White s"A" steering ~
W.
ship ThOmls ortJ COeo opOrO % iay md'e 10 Ogs
meyrT BTum
Bk Chsten,sA o Thesen Rio JAn 50 days coffee to Henry
Eyre N, o. spoke brig STAFFORD nom
Tosu Helena for NeSYok ~ days out
sugar Taylor Co. March a. H gale ost ~ Lhls
Of n, long 90, spoke
Jonathan Chase from Porto Rico for Baltimore.
Bark eorO Peuh Trieste oil days, sGd - dAys from
Gierstar mdse Ia Punch, Mieucke Wrhdt
Ba willy tBrnl schader, Rio Janso % DAYS coffee 90 James
British bark Of Granville T. s. Deap, cAeuas y days With
sugar to Miller Houghton - ,
65 days ind.e 10 Barclay 4 Livingston. .
British bark Wing Turks Island Pte Porto Cabeo, 10
days coffee % DAlel a Blrih Leh no vessels
Danish Elizabeth Nicholson Rio Gnds 50 days Ieehandse TO
Funck Meinckc g. Neudt
Dsa.b big Chrsani EeIeson Rio Jneo ~ days coffee TO
wAtAnd Phelps, March t n, long az lP W. spoke ship
Monst " Ws,Lingt5n from san Francisco for Nea.York
Bs Charlotte Buek OF OfAnd CVu of d. Louis - - PeAN""
Be George r) Of Petou Graham Maysgus r. "a days sugar
10 MASTER March a. u TO- long 70 5o spoke brig Executive hene,
sehr Vck.burg Of Bangor Hggn ST Domingo City 10 ds satin
wood 20 Benty Miller 4 Gomptns len 10 Netsrs
BrosE.
scHoosER,-EyGR lsD ooAsTwsr
MAJ, Pearson Providence W. Il. jenkins Norwich
Cftt Providence .. L. Foster. kOckAud
New-York tribune., 1868-03-30

Csnthia Jane Bridgeport
sally Barton, Neg.Hayen.
{. L. Yanieryoort, Boston,
Mary Emma, NortlTcfi,
Saxon, Edgartosn.
L. A. Elliott, B0s,C1.
Onward. Booslsud.
J.. l.. aInInsnd, New Haven.
Brandygine, Providence.
Atlantic, Warren.
W. r. Barnes. ROrxlAnf.
Riceard Builvinkie, RocklsDd.
H.ma, Cold Spring.
John A. Dix. Harwioh.
Mary Bre yer, Rockland
Murrell. Providence.
Harriet and Ned, New Haven.
!. y. Wallace, Newport
SttllmaD New London.
IeOntine. Rockland.
X l.. Cook. Northp0ft.
sarah & Julia. Rocklaud.
n. Har,ea1. Portland.
Antelope f0cAiatc.
Ilsho. Providence.
Gov. C0ny Progidslce.
sallie smith Foli River
Chas A. Grlmet, Providence
David Pearson, GfrtuNich
Haze Nev Haven.
FREDERICK Hal. Portland.
Aii. Portland.
Excelsior, Cold Spring
Pred. Warren kockaud.
Mary WsrrrI, ProyhieI,e.
John ri key, Port Jefferson
Reindeer. New.Hayen.
Ellen Louise. Madison.
Eila. koctlaod.
Gale New llagfn.
Marion. Clinton.
MAry llubbuTd. NeS Hsysr.
Harriet Bryan, Providence.
George togg. Boston.
A. T. Smith, Providence.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-30
fAuuOuuetneutsI

Eyes, Noses. Mouths. Cheeks, Chins, Hands,
Feet skin Completion, Hair What DO they ude'tei Can We
improve Read TE PnRyS0Lodc,L JOURNAL, only
- = year. or number Address s H. WELLS IHR
TmBrSE, Nop.lork
FoE SPRING STYLE GENTS HATS at Reduced
Pnces, 70 10 . ,.-,
New-York tribune., 1868-03-30
Mrs, NJ. G. BROWNS METAPHYSICAL


DISCOVERY the ouly Logical treatment eaa' 1t t. Root of
al ps,, Deaes, Noises ia Head. Discharges from The Ear,
Prol.s Badness, C.t.rrb &c Gc Tie discovery ps'eas the
rst. by Absorption through ard ''D 'ni a' '
NEW BORN BABE s3p pseisgt
yr,rae,. ron a ti,r Jon geur,po, ia caiPf1'@
s,s n,v,sco. Feb go iaA
I, to Won as ph osopher shall something Other
wise not we aid Wy bearing "ou's''P
improved ,,,
r more - sears For Y years past have h'a
pe, bind bleeding itching. Por past h's had eF out
,o under v aun large a. tuger sud andtord N''
after Two months Use Of yoGr meplyes deo's tie pies np'
Sc, ARE ALL GONE
What ,haI si feel ab4rt lks 'eel bind ls one se ''t
yea Imprisonment Th4It you Inc Gong 81 h' l'" ~ ~
Mrs NJ q. BROWN"
Masy such letters ar, ln my po"e1oH
~ rhoe,srl, H a, the az. Of 50 Who might have lived 80 '''
longer had ey o.,a os tto.sh @ g'ea 'bs Ne'hy's' D''
coyey.
re- Understand Rsm.nb People s.,n'ns ITO he 'a' Of
Death many vesr, before lad ia the eoff.
Pull directions accompany each package
10 n, Metaph veal Discovery pui ~ n e'i ''," f'o" can
not e them Of yoar druggist; sE4 No 5 Bot a. viii u ''A1d
70 suy .Iires. ree tie price, ilIcsga fostofee V''s
Mr. BrowE Dnb' a. l'r Office. No 81 b'ui'' ever Won
l,. tgr, from gtoa PERSONAL CONSULTATION aud EXAM
NATION, IS, ADVICE b LITTER, :
40 TO MACFARLAND' BOOKSTORE;
esrsr Of TwsH and BrOSdEit aad get esI s'sat
FRENCH NOTE fAPEh
Fiv. auir,, for 81, stamped
GROCERIES and Provisious.-l liousekeepers,
VI look h.rr-You No % GrecuSiSh NeWioi Btss
,r,p Tea st Re.t Eugsh Brsat Tea Si splendid Ooong
Tr g Four sI2 tb aj urSAr Roasted af GrouEd Conees
market; a Ates sugars a rshnes pss V
ptCs. New, OT.rnts NCa.eS lhVo. "a hnHb".
RROWN'ss UNITED STATES STANDARD "!
hl1EoaD - E;i'a;S fsAcS nay %6 flAyroN ard G&otERs
SCALES, Of every description
DAVENPORT WORTHlNGTOs.
No 3 Barcayst, opposite A'ior Hosse NeniorE
L SANGER M CO., No. 3jj BOWERG,
~ recommend 81 SC STORE hs public and offer their
re ,oc f MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS town npoFatos) at the
, lowest pres. the and ksepean
putIcaton. Muncl Iussruurns carefully trpsred
New-York tribune., 1868-03-30

QUARANTINE NOTICE.
p ,.er, vessels are Lereby informed that and ahe tho
s .y Of Apr all e,s from any american port which In the 0
p,y passage pass Cape Henoeu Will be snbe to VISITATION
and examination At this quarantine JosN ssSssRs Health ome
DOMESTIC PORTS -
p,roS N.., March ~ Arrived steamer 81 Louis from NesV
leans bak n Domingo MosAna and brig Ne" E HO '
fusgO .--.- t,,i... rom IIa-
y,na and stars tni Stripes, hOm Havana , NV, NJ ,. p;o
Ponrngss MONROE March 29Aya othe baia N!lHe"i '~ NV
n, Rs,ror. And The hrig Igoslyn Rio, for crfer
CHssIVros s. c. 29-Arryed, steamer MAhnAtan Hg nv
yssYI. hin ivsrpool ship Boston schooner
Raymond New-York schooner ~ Jones Norfolk eh"Sns
Eayor Phuadclpha schooner NioerA Havana: schooner y IL
Camden Sailed CharettCn for Ne" io "An0 Oi
Philadelphia Apd Pioneer fas Galveston.
Sis FEASCsCo March 2llted states steamer hsnA e' o'
The Mexican cost to-day.
FOREIGN PORTS.
M,rIgrE. RTn port March s. brig Wild Hunter ff NrWor
leans loading; Flgote Tor NeWayen oadsg br MsIa Tor bo
ton sob Margaret tBrl for St. John, " =.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-30

Martha p. King. Counecteat Riy.
NJ p. Mstcslf, Co1itport
Asa T.. Hatch, Hartford.
PintA. Lubec,
lanes Henry. Roekland
veranda, Providence.
Eva, New London.
Thas. s. Baylis. Providence.
Fla City, New Bedford.
Hudson, New London.
~. stevens, Neg-Bedford.
Effort. Providence.
Tbeo. Parker, Sortbport
Auna MAgee, Neu-Hsren.
James Bliss, Edgartown.
John CA,npi0n. Dighton.
Chas. Carroll New. Bedford.
seraph. Cornwall. Conn.
Mary r.. Coyne, kocklAud.
ia. Taunton
Blackstone, New.HSyen.
Adrian. Providence.
F.mna Ilotchkiss. Barnsiable.
waiter G. Hall R0cklsnd.
Orion. Port Jefsrson.
y. y. Hall. Providence.
JAba T.. White. Iorios's Point
Aida, Providence.
a.. L. Kan. Bridgeport
j. e. BROOKS, Portland.
nar,hsll q. wellby, GreenPort
Vie. R0ckl1nd.
Washington. LONDON.
Y4lo0, Warebam.
Vim. Dory, Providence.
Louise. Providence.
Florence. New Londou.
s.rf Haven.
Boreai.. Huntingdon.
Mar Remain, Easiport
Sci Sunpter. Rockisnd
J. ?. Collins Bridgeport
2. l.. Smith Rlizsbethpart
Joseyb Manly, Kingston.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-30

DISCOVERY the ou Logical treatment eaa. It kills. the Root of
All Das, Deafues, Noises ia the Head Discharges ron The Ear
Pr4.s Badness, C.tab &C. Gc Tie discovery pssetrais' the
he ,,poo tbg,h the eys. ssIs ,,ap sni Is cafe hr 3
NEW BORN BABE ~ per package.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

There is no change to record in the condition
OF the New York money market which is ex-
tremely easy at three or four per cent for call
loans, the leading dealers in government Sc
curitles being supplied mainly at the lower
rate. In exceptional instances five per cent is
pad for Smatl amounts on mixed coIlaterals,
and one or two banks that have no money 10
lend ask this rate. The drain Of currency
westward is on very moderate scale, a. the
statement Of the associated banks Of that city
for the week ending Saturday clearly shows.
The deposits have been reduced S2,iS1,3O5, of
which Sl33, $3.50 is IN specie, while the legal
tender notes have bNen reduced 2 si,773.6,3. In
the loans there is an increase of Sf9,97O and IN
the circulation an increa Of SjS,2So. These
figures are more favorable than was generally
anticipated, and there Is nothing in them calcu-
lated 10 shake confidence in an abundant sup
ply Of money dunng the remainder Of the
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07
EVENING STAR.
LATE TELEGRAMS, &c.

A dispatch from Connecticut asserts that in
engrossIng the new naturalization bill, the
provision requiring the second papers TO be
taken out by the County Courts, was stricken
cur mad dvert' ntly, which makes the law yirtu.
aiIy dead letter. IL was the most important
piece of Connecticut legislation at the recent
session and its force lay In its Transferring
jurisdiction from the ciues to the counties
ly procured without difffcuity. Tnis is the
same law that was tampered with by some
person while IN the ONCE of ths Secretary Of
State at the time of its passage.
dispatch from Ottawa says six Fenian
Head Centres, fron New York and Massachu-
setis, are there for the purpose OF watching the
uiai OF Wheian, who Is suspected OF complici-
y IN the murder Of darcy Mcfiee II is ex-
pected further arrests will be made.
Everything is quiet IN Conway county, Ar
kansas. The belligerents have disarmed. a
bloody tragedy occurred In Lafayette county
some two weeks ago, which resulted In The
death OF seven negroes and five whites.
A German named Willech, his wife and two
children, were murdered at Randolph, Ken
lucky, last week. 1t is supposed the murder
was committed by negroes, 10 obain possession
Of one hundred dollars Willech was known TO
possess.
Commissions will be refused to all persons of
color who have been or may be elected TO any
ohee IN Georgia until the Supreme Court of
colcred persons.
There was a heavy storm in New York on
Safaroay morning. People were washed out
of their houses in Brooklyn, and In Williams
burg, Long Island, il Is estimated that Sl5O.OOO
danage was done by the storm and nooding of
cellars.
The recent heavy rains in the South have
seriously injured the growing cotton. News
from Middle Georgia is gloomy, announcing
that the rust, worm and rot are at work.
The Georgia State Senate has passed a bill for
the relief of debtors and the adjustment Of deots
ON the principles OF equity, after long discus
sion.
Twenty-three thousand emigrants have ar.
rived in Toronto, Canada, this year, Of whom
only 300 remained in the Province.
Frank Leslie, of New York. has sued the
Boston Post for libel, and claims twenty thous.
and dollars damages.
Counterfeit $40 bills on the Mutual National
Bank Of Troy, N. Y, have been put in circula-
tIOn.
William Crabtree, brother of Lotta, the
actress, has lost a leg on the Harlem railroad.
More outrages are reported in Memphis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07

~London has the champion Female
Walker IN the World,"a mulatto woman who
does q mile in eleven minutes 10 music.
s0Suiped and spotted linen for gentlemen's
wear Is quite fashiouobie.
~Female medical students are now admit
ted 10 all the privileges OF the medical school
of me University OF Paris on the same terms as
men.
~A daughter of Hon. John Marshall, Of
Madison County Nd, eloped with young man
named hoon, went 10 Madison, and was there
married before the angry parents could inter-
fere. ..
ga disrespectfui writer SAYS thar the En-
press Eugenie exerts her woman's privilege
quite royaiy py peine In an lmost perpetual
auarrel with her husband.
~Frank Baumheckel has been appointed
Meat Inspector fer Dayton, Ohio with a salary
OF eco q year. The fnerease Of the cartie
pIagns has caused the creation OF the ONCE.
~Nedicai science fiounshes az louisville.
A negro woman was inoeulatsd with hydro.
phonaa and went mad. The zuthorities a. Nrss
ORDERED her shot, Bat finally only knocked her
teeth on, and locked her up. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07

II you are susrins from results OF early tndjscr.
tons, whst eject does IL produce Don your ners
heathf DO you feel veak, ,easy Il red
Does little extra exertion produce pa alpitation ~
the hssftf Does your liver, or urinary organs, or
have spells Of short breathing, or dysreps,a'
your bowels constipatedf Do you have speIls Of
faintins, or Tushes Of blood to the headf fs Your
memory me imIsired s yops mind Constantly dwell.
mopins, tired of company, Of ife Do you v,sh :.
be left alone, 70 get away from everybody Does N
little thing make you start or jumpf IL yonr slees
SrSksn os sestessY 10 the lustre Of your eye a
you ENJOY yourself in society As velif 10 xoy
pursue your business With the same enereyy ; no
you feel az much confidence in yoursefS Ara
your spiIin duli and naeging, given to fts
or dy spepsia. Have you restless niehtsp Yonr
back weak, your Knees weak. and have but littie
snpsesei sns yep attribute this 70 dyspepsia or
Now, reader, secret habits, venereaI di.es.ss
padiy cured and excesses, are all capable of pro-
duclnR o wear ness In the generatiye organs Did
you ever think that those bold, def ant ereetie
those whose generstive organs are in nerfect
healthf fou never hear such mer COMPLAIN OF
being melancholy, OF Nervousness, of pelpitotion
oi tne neart Ihey are never afraid they cannot
discouraged; they are always polite and pleasant
In the company OF ladies, and loekthem riebt in
theiace-none OF Your downcast looks or any other
How many men from badly cured diseases fran,
the effects Of abuses and excesses have brsnnsn,
about that state OF weakness that has reduced shs
general system 20 much as to induce almost very
other form Of disease-idiocy, lunscy, paraIysi.
spinal Anect1ons, suicide. and almost ever ctba,
form of disease which humanity is heir To- ana eha
real cause OF the trouble scarcely ever snsnsr.sf
eno nave ooctoreo ior All but the right one Dis,
eases OF these organs require the use Of Diuretio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
rRE OLDDEFENDERS.

BALTrMoRI, Sept. I'm conformity with the
annual custom, the association Of Old Defend.
ers Of Baltimore, composed Of those who par.
ticlpated in the battle Of North Point, Sept H.
1915, yesterday attended divine service at the
Light street n. E. Church. The association
now numbers only about forty members. On
the 12th inst they will parfake Of an annual
dinner at Govanstown-the LIST Regiment Of
the Maryland Guard, will act as an escort on
the OccAeion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07

RRPoRTRD SrABBING OF JoI CoBuRN-
Some excitement was created in this city, this
morning, BY the report that Joe Coburn, the
foundation Of which, however, was that a dif.
fculty occurred last night, in Houston street,
between Coburn and Florence scanned, about
a $40 bet. 1t seems that the former either
sruck or threatened the latter, who, finding
that be was no match At fisticufs for the Other.
grasped him suddenly by the throat, and
struck him with knife, inficting q slight
wounn. The parties were promptly separated.
No serious consequences resulted.-N Y. E..
press, Sta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The onp.sixth interest OF Mr. John H. Booth
of Baltimore, in the Allegheny Springs prop
erty, was sold on Wednesday, to Capt. Chas.
A Colhoun for $500 in cash. At the same
time, the interest OF Mr.. Moses G.. Booth, also
one.sixth, was offered for sale, but was with
drawn by that gentlemen, who was not satisfied
with the price offered.
CON- Maury will deliver his inaugural ad-
dress as a professor of the Virginia Military
Institute the 10th instant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07
Raltinere Markets, fs.day.

nominally 90 cents for Middling Uplands. The
F'our market is dull and weak, but prices
nominal. Wheat is dull; prime red -. .40as2 90;
white, S1.23aSi.25. Oats firm; prime 6sa70 cts.
Rye firm at Si.40. Pork firm and scarce at $50.
Bacon firm; rib sides, 173; clear do, I7X XaI7x 4
hams, 22a23. Lard firm at 19x.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07

ARREST OF A FUGIT1yE.-Policeman o.
Dwyer, of Richmond. Virginia, Yesterday ar
rested in this city a man named Jacob Wrenn
on the charge of having shot with intent 10
kill negro named Peyton Jones. The shoot
ing occurred sometime ago, on the occasion of a
pole raising, when the negroes made an attack
ON the whites and several shots were fired.
Wrenn is held to await q requsItion from the
Governor OF Virginia. He was arrested In
Richmond al the time of the shooting, but DIS
missed for want of evidence. 1t is now alleged
hat the proof Of his completely has b cen OBJ
ained.-Bdlt. Gazette TtL last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07

SINGULAR OCCURRENCR-Last week a part
of the Bellefontain and Indianapolis Railroad, =,
about two hundred and fifty feet long, sank
sixteen feet, and the ground around SANK WITH
il. All the trains have been Obliged to stop.
and the track has heen raised by .scribbin9 2. S
Fish from twelve to eighteen inches long an.
pear where the water has risen out Of the crack.
It is supposed that subterranean lake exists
beneath the track.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07

THE "1NTERvIEw" BUSINESS has COM
menced again with rene we'd yigor We have
accounts, furnished by newspaper reporters, OF
interviews and conversations with General
Rosecrans, Gen. Forrest, Mr.. A. H. Stephens
(the ''interviews" with him are continually and
various other persons, distinguished and not
distinguished. II these interviews are really
held we think those whose sentiments are re-
ported had much better take some other method
OF communicating their opinions to the public
II they are not held, why it is not a very origi-
nal Joke, and is totally devoid of wit or fun.
We should suppose that when a man comes to
anot1er, with paper and pencil to hold a con.
versation with him, write il down and pu blish
It e the public journals, he ought to be shown
to the door. But these are new times altogether
Many sensible people do not think they are
veiy good times, In more respects than one.-
Alexandria Gazette
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07
RETURN OF GEN. BUTLER AND
PARTY TO BOSTON,

BosroN. Sept. THE UnItsd States cutter
Hugh McCulloch, arrived to-day from Prince
Edwards Island, bringing General Butler and
the other members Of Congress who have re-
Gently visited that Island In the interests of the
Government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07

1NDIAN MAssACRK-A Mexican train was
attached on the 26th Of August, at Pawnee
Fork, on the old Santa Fe road, thirty .seyen
miles southwest from Fort Dodge, by large
party Of Arapahoe and Cheyenne Indians,
They killed sixteen Mexicans, scalping them
and burning their bodies with the wagons.
Another train, q few miles beyond, was sue.
cessfully resisting the efforts Of the Indians for
its capture. Another train, loaded with sew.
enfy.dve thousand pounds ofwool, for Messrs.
Otero & Sellers, COMMISSION Mercharfts of that
place, was attacked at Cimaron Crossing,
twenty-five miles from Fort Dodge, on the
same road. The men fought until their ammu.
milton gave ont. and then abandoned the train,
saving what stock they could.
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A COLORED DEMOCRAT SHOT.

WILMINGTON, N. o., Sept. 7.-On Saturday
night, at Clinton, Sampson county, a negro
but who bad recently abandoned that organiza-
non and joined Democratic club was called
ont OF the door Of his house and shot through
t1e heart. The matter has created great deal
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New YoPk Grain |

New YsPk Grain Market To-day,
NEW YeRK, Sept Winter Flour is a
shade lower, snd spring, a trifie better. Winter
Wheat heavy, Spring firm. Corn dull and
ent lower,
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Amt of Debt less Cash in Treasury, Ass sl4 SIS g

BY comparison of the above with the state.
ment issued on TIE lst Of August last, 1t will
be seen that the debt-bearing coin interest has
increased se,119,950.OO; the debt bearing cur.
rency interest has increased SHES, $4,000: the
matured debt not presented for payment has
decreased s5,a33,96lso; the debt bearing no in.
ferest has increased Ss,682, 10000; the bonds
lawful money! issued to the Pacific Railroad
companies have increased 50, ,lO4, 10000 making
an increase in the total ,public debt Of
s9,66s ,52s.20. The amount'of coin on hand in
the Treasury has increased 30, ,l6O,9ss .as; the
amount Of currency ON hand has decreased
s11,573,2s7.44, making the increase of the whole
public debt less cash on cash on hand.
S12,0.9s32 SO.