The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-08-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

New YORK Aug. 7.-Great interest felt in the in
ternational yacht race tomorrow; business among
brokers' etc, will be largely suspended Popular ee
ing to hope for the succe OF the yacht America
immigration last week only 363l-shoWlng the war
is having great effect.
United States revenue officials commenced SUITS
against one hundred grocers in Brooklyn for selling
packages without stamps.
RALEIGH n. c., Aug. 7,-Geo W. Brooks Judge
of the United States District Court in the District of
North Carolina has issued wrs of habeas corpus for
all citizens, now held by Kirk under order of Gov.
Holden to appear before him at Salisbury, where be
opens court to morrow. The IT, D. Marshal leaves To-
night to serve the wrItS.
The State has gone Democratic by large majority,
and from appearance the Democrats have two-thirda
majority in both branches OF the Legislature. The
Democrats have elected five out of seven Congress
4 men.
Z Josiah Turner editor Of the Raleigh Sentinel, was
sarrested at his home Hlsboro, Orange county, which
ldcounty has never been declared in of nsurrec-
)nion by detachment of Holdens militia. From all
oarts it is agreed that there not shadow OF au
e shortly for such proceeding.
Ves GREENBR1ER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA, Aug. 8.
LII the killed and wounded by the railroad accident at
lerry's Run, have been identified, except laborng
lana foreigner. Below is the correct list OF the
d, lied and wounded
ct Kled-Mai James G. Paxton and son, Lexington,
d. d.; Col VIM. Bentware King and Queen county, VA
lNut Paxton, Vcksburg. Miss; John Morrissett
as tionown, and j. Boyle, Morristown, N j.; N. Mon
ng ht, and H. B. Minor Richmond VA T. Cobb, ex-
Ste Senator N. j.; DR.. T. n Reed Danville.
Nounded-Saml B. Honnet, Prince George county,
he V, severely in the head Everett Early Charlottes'
es vie badly bruised Robert Ford, Hungary Station;
w Hurry Cova, badly in the head and left shoulder;
to Ism Ford Hungary Station, dangerously in the head
's Joa Greene, of King; Geo Cova, seriously in the
On stoach and back Thos. j. Winston, Richmond, Va,
lis slightly in the back; VIM Cline Henry county, Va,
Cd sersusly in the head; E. D. W. Harris, Hanover
equity, Va, slightly Chas. E. Hoge staunton, Va,
re badg in the head and wrist; W. Crump, Richmond,
ut Va.seriously; John S Pollard, Montgomery, Ala,
re seveey but not dangerously; Col. Jordan Railroad
s. Superintendent Mobile severely, but not dangerously
al Mr.. Kelly Staunton Va hurt internally badly deo
RS Tyce slightly WIN. Moore Baltimore, slightly.
Ill Tie accident caused by the hand truck OF the
coach next to the last car running off the track after
passing over the reste work and in the road at
De Jerry's Run two miles from Allegheny Station, and
re eight miles from the White Sulphur Springs. The
h. running the rate of only six miles an hour
up very steep grade The Conductor discovered the
car off the track and pulled the alarm bell, and the
1e was taken up in a very short space but the car
in that was off the track had lost its equilibrium and
went over the bank 1t is supposed that the accident
of was the result of the sudden breaking of wheel
The killed will be transported to Richmond IN the
morning. except McNutt Paxton and son, who will be
I'd sent Lexington. The railroad officials have done
everything in their power for the wounded.
at special train was dispatched from here with sur
i. geon as soon as the accident was known. portion
It. are at Jurrs Run, Va, and portion here who are
kindly cared for by physicians and nursed by lady Wis
sc itors. All are in a fair way of recovery.
Up New York, Aug. 8.-Moss Nathan's evidence to
day fails solve the mystery of his fathers assassna
sc ton
D. The first bale of Texas cotton sold for thirty
six and half cents