The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-07-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

ST. Louis, July le.-Omaha reports say Gen. Cars
recent Indian victory complete than at first
stated. Four hundred horses and mules, large guam
tty OF POWDER Ave tons dried buffalo, and $500 were
captured. The money was given to Mrs. Weizel,
white woman, re-captured. This the same body
of Indians who fought Forsyth last year.
Helena (Montana) dispatches say Maj Eastman and
another man, were attacked and wounded recently, a
few miles from fort Benton. Citizens in retaliation
killed three Indians who were in town.
New York, July 1a.-Internatonal convention Of
Young Mems Christian Association at Portland Maine,
closed its session Saturday. Movement towards edu-
eating coored eergymen preach the eolored peo
Pile in the South was inaugurated, and large amount
was subscribed, to further it on the spot
Reported new Cuban camp established at West Ho-
boken, New Jersey, and that two hundred of the
in the Gardners Island expedition there, who
ceeded in eludng the United States Marshal.
Sugar dealer in Jersey City, arrested to-day on
charge of counterfeting, bad hundred dollar eoun-
terfet bill in his possession when arrested. Held to
bail.
Cuban flibussers arrested at Gardeners Island were
not released, as stated They confined in Fort La
fayette.
Several of the bankers arrested charged with asury
were srraigned in Oyer and Termner court to-day.
Three plead guilty. The Judge announced he would
not sentence until after trials Of others.
ST. Louis, July 2o.-Chsuneey J. Filley, in pur-
susnes to resolution of the New Orleans Commercial
for Mississippi Valley Commercial convention, to be
held on the upper Mississippi in August September.
OTTAWA, July 2o.-Release of Father Mcmahon, con-
fined in provisional pententiary, has been ordered.
QUINCY, III, July 2o-Late rains damaged Hanni-
bal and ST. Joseph railroad between Hannibal and Pal
mvra and trains ceased running between those places
Between this place and Palmyra, large part of the
country inundated and railroad track with great
difficulty.
ToLEpo, July 2o.-Wahash and Western railway
much damaged. No trains left here this morning and
no trains have arrived from Friday night Sunday
night The water IS over thirty feet near Augusta
On Saturday night passenger train narrowly escaped
running into break where the water passed through
like river Large quantity wheat in stack carried
away BY high creeks in Adams county South Han
nibal Inundated Over sixty thousand feet lumber
washed away.
NEW Yosk July ao.-Filihusssrs now confined ct
Fort Lafayette will probably be discharged upon Civ
ing assurances to shssan from future violation Of
( trality aws.
I In case Of John 0Mahoney against Aususte Bel
mens and others for $50 060 gold belonging Fsnian
organisation, the court directed payment to Thomas
Barr appointed receiver. Without further proceedings
| adjourned TO eth inst.
Two Other bankers pleaded guilty to usury to-day
Details Of the destruction Of Blue Jacket British
vessel from New Zealand for England burned at sea
March last, slow eight Of sxtyaine persons saved.
/ New YeRx, July s0.-An e7ening paper has the
/ following A squad Of men from the BROOKLYN Navy
Yard with Marshal Barlow the head, last night al
midnight surrounded large house, three niles back
Of Hobeken and captured As Cuban 6lihusters theirs
+ quarssred Several escaped, including Colonel RYAN
Several OF the prisoners hurt before they vert
1 captured All Of them taken to fort Lafayesse
telegram bas been sent 20 President Grant and ass
the Spanish Minister, announcing that this is SUE
posed De the end Of Cuban operations IN this vein
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