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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-11-24

THE FIRsf TEA,--California has
added another to the long list Of
productions that her climate is ca.
pable Of The foot hills can pro.
ducc the tea tree, Nnd the eXpe.
rience Of Herr Sehncll at his plan
tation in I'll Dorado county, on the
red hills near Gold llilbin growing
tLe article of tea, has been a
grand success, and the first crop
OF tea has been drunk, and
pronounced by good judges to
be equal, If not superior to the best
tea imported. His plantation is in
excellent order, and numerous Jap
anese lants are thriving finely, and
his Japs ale well pleased with the
country, and are Industrious and
frugal, and this experiment will
prove the long neglected foot hills
to be tue most desirable lands in
the State. With tea, silk, wheat |
and the vine, California can and
will become IN time, one Of the
richest States in the Union.--F0i.
som { CGi TEL
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-11-24

The English seem to be very
sensitive about the Alabama
claims. The following is in Fri,
days nights dispatches
London, November l8,--A dis
patch from Mr., Fl h to Mr.. Moran,
concerning the Alabama claims,
arrived to-day Lord Granville
being out Of town, the dispatch
could not be communicated to him,
Tho contents are, up to this mo.
m ent, unknown to the public, In
circles where tho fact Of the dis
patch is known great CONSERVATION
and excitement prevail, as it is as
Russia and the United
States have n secret understanding.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-11-24

In case where a bauk refused
to pay check, though It had mon.
ey Of the drawer, TIE Supreme
Court has just decided that the per
son in whose favor the check was
drawn can not recover Ihe amount
from the bank.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-11-24
Notice to Hunters.

A LII persons are hereby forbid from hunt
IA ing amy kind Of game IN any manner
upon my lands in Union Township, Fayette
County, Ohio under penalty Of the Law
JOSEPH Nj MCLEAN
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-11-24
Notice to Hunters.

WE hereby forbid all persons from
w hunting any kind Of game in any
manner upon our lands in Union Township.
Fayette County, Ohio, under penalty of the
Law. JAMES NJ BAGGHN,
AMOS THORNTON =
MARGARET DAWSON.
Nov e. 1870. l-wS
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-11-24
NotiGe to Hunters! /!

Y HEREBY forbid all parties from hunting
4 game OF any Kind In any manner upon
my lands in Union eoWnship, Fayette COun.
ly, Ohio, under penalty Of the law
A. q. JOHNSON.
Nov. "a, 1870 lwi
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-11-24

The Collector Of Intcrncl Rev
enue at Chicago receives 3ILCOO
Der annum.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-11-24

Aecordip to the census, Utah
has q popEi ton numbering S6,964'
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-11-24
SALEsMEN WANTED.

Business honorable. No competition, liberal
adelphia. 5lw4
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-11-24
lOS MADE FROM SO. Cts!

Something urgently needed by everybody
Call and see, or II samples sent postage
paid for 50 cts that retail easily for go r,
L. WoLcoTT, l61 Chatam So, n. Y IwA
The New York herald., 1870-11-23

ran, s3; Congregational. i9s rrotes,nnt Ep.eocral
L.; Lutheran, 7; Christian, I: German Reiormet, g
United Brehrep, Z; Friends 3; Cumberland rrsa-
nyteries, 8; Mo.asian I; nesormcd butch. !; New
chrsch, |; Latter Day Saint, l; un'tar"' -
can Methodist Episcopal. !: y ,, ;,s'.' : ""'
lsrc,i,r AZ. Zee "iu baltiss' .. IL
,,. l. 4arerraI iteysL ae STAMPS. ~
- commission appointed 10 open and examine
ihe bids FOR supplying adhesive stamps for Internal
feyeaue purposes VIII make their reporS TO the
Secretary :. me Treasury IN sas z. E. Two Tss::
wl set forth The facts IN ,necl.ya WIN the print
Ing on stamps ana express themselves in sayor OF
having the finishing work on all stamps dole by no
government. II tho Secretary adopt tine RECON-
mendatlon he wia gall for an incf,ase rather tban
iVt dtinination Of torce III ths city.
PeIbonai.
The Postmaster General resumes his post to-,iay.
ani after spending snort time At tePoss ONCE De-
partment attended Cabinet meeting. ~ ~
Commodore Vanderbilt paid his rcsliec', 70 tho
president this afternoon. tMafstm .fn
PostMlas.ers ApDainted. "a
me foHowiuy commissions OF po3tmhsSrss' in
Maino were signed to-day Samuel q. Thln,0wyat
Belfast; Charles Z. Norton. at lsastport; DAVID
Mcfarland, at Ellsworth; A. La Sainner, at Suck. :
pott. u. Is. Barnard, at CALAIS. ats y .sR
The New York herald., 1870-11-23
MEXICO.

Tho Zona Libre to bo Coatinu~ m, r.
tcnaed-ile Tehuantereo p.,,,-.,s r,,,-
hise in the Prize OF IGd',,. sc,,n,'
~.f HAVANA, Nov. Il, 1870.
ne ."- -sgular map steamer from Vera Cruz arrived
here yesterday, bringing att.tsf news from Mexico.
During the disqqsslod Of tho proposition to extend
the iree aope, much III feeling was manifessai
ocons, -. -''"" asains. II was at length declared
expedieht TO extend the free zol.. Maty members
OF Congress, when the final vote was taken,
ahnouncec ., a. their reason for voting for the mca-
sure that tie United States had demanded the re-
noyal of the free zone anu they wanted 70 express
their defiance to tho Yankee goSsssnmcnt. Other
members stated that Mexico was lnvuncsape ana
asked no iavors from other nations She would, ~
case OF necessity, drive out the people OF other
countries.
Ihe conditions tackled on the Tehuanrepec Rail-
ROAD o'll were such as to render the concession
nohhnally worthless. President Jnarez returned the
bNi TO Congress with certain observations ana II is
believed the measure will PASS in an acceptable shape
at an early day
A gunsmIth at Puebla now manufactures the
Remington gun.
sonora win pay $500 IN future for every indian
scalp, instead OF 500.
The New York herald., 1870-11-23
ANOTHER BOND ROBBERY.

Sergeant Hutchinson, or the Twenty -niikh pre-.
cinct Monday night arrested at tho Coleman House
Sylvester Hail. charged, In company with an accom-
plce, named Arnold with unlocking the safe In the
ONCE OF DR.. Foster, proprietor Of the Water Cure
Ilotel, Clifton Springs with q false key
on fne night OF the 10Th instant, and
stealing bonds and money valued ut $1,000
Arnold was arrested few days since in
chicago having $4,000 OF the stolen property In his
was arraigned before Justice Cox at Jefferson Mar
kct, Yesterday morning, and voluntarily consent
ing 70 accompany an otiicer from Clifton Springs to
that place, was placed In his custody. At the time
OF the IoDpery Hall WAS a servant In the employ OF
Rev; charles Samuel Stewart, q retired chaplain OF
the united States Navy, and was boarding Mt the
hotel with his employer. lie denied having had
any partiCipaucy In the crlmes
The New York herald., 1870-11-23
ITALY.

Tho Parliamentary Election Rcturns-G0vern-
mcnt Endorsed by the People.
FLoGEECE, Nov. %, 1870.
The returns from the elections for members OF the
new Parliament, which were neld on the 10th inst,
have not all boen received. Enough, however, Is
known to warrant the statement thar the govern
ment has been sustained by an Immense majority.
CANvAssINa THE v0TE--A CHANGE roR "RErEAT-
EgS.v
Only 13o out OF 433 elections IN Italy were nnal.
Those undecided are to be repeated,
TIE KING AND CHURCH.
The King VIII 90 to Rome about New Years.
CoapLIMENrs TO PEim.
KING Victor Emmanuel has written q letter to
General prim, congratulating him on hts laDors In
the government OF the Regency
The New York herald., 1870-11-23

IOHnos MONEY MARKET -LoN0oN. Nov. e2A 30 r. NJ =
Coisols closed ~ W for both and the account
can securities quiet United States vewen,y bombs 1854
bs1 do, 1868, old s7f do 1867, 89M; ten-fories 81
stocks steady Erie Raiiway shares 1884 Illinois Cenirals
Ill; Atlantic and Great Western, $40.
FRANKt orr BOUps2..- FRA NKrORr Nov s2-rrp,ted
states i've twenes are quoted at aS for the issue 1882
II.vEhPoOL COTTON MAENEr-LIyEsPooI. Nov, 2a-
a:p r Mine cotton market closed active. Middng up.
lands ~ sd middinc Orleans alu. The the day
have been $4,000 bales including 900 for export and apcc,
laIoa. - -
TRADE AT MANCHEsTrR. LIVERPOOL, Nov. 22-The
market Tor yafis and fabrics a Manchester Is steady
LivaRpo,i. BaEADsTUfTs MAaKEr.-LIvERPooL. Nov
224 no T. Wheat e. I'd per old red Western
srng market M Mdes!nng lis 3D. GENITAL for Ca fornia
waite new red Western spring. In9 los. Id winter,
u.s. Sd los 3D. The receipts of wheat FOR the past three
days have been 900 quarters OF which 5000 were Amer
Oats 2s l0J per bushei.
!, LIvgnpooL pRovisioss MAaxrr-LIvEarooG, Nov.
FL 40 r. M-Bcef, I15s per lercc new There IA no
old beef In the market. Lard. 70s per eva.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEi.-LivERpooi, Nov. 22-
4.J Z M-Common rosn, So. 3D. per cwt Linssed OIL
E3l rs. per ton. rallow, ass. per cw
LoNDoa PHonUCE MAHRRT-LoNpoN, Nov. 22--CaL
cutla iiosrea htmer Rehnct petroleum declining Lnsead
oil ariner.
The New York herald., 1870-11-23
sEEiussAr BURNED Ar rMIaAoElY7i.

Destruction of the Packet Steamer City nj
Bridget on--The Eout Total Loss--A Lady
Passenger supposed to b. Burned 20 Besth.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22, 1870
The steamer City Of Brdgeton was burned to
the waters edge at two O'Clock THIS mornining at
her wharf above Market street. The steamer
rived about eleven O'Clock last night. with some
seventy passengers and large amount OF freight
Owing to the latcness Of the hour many OF the
passen gers remained board until the breaking
out OF the fire. which commenced in the COOKS
galley. From the rapid communication OF the
names to other portions or the boat it feared that
some OF the passengers were unable TO escape. One
passenger--Miss Bacon, OF Bridgeton, r.. lis
missing. She has not been seen since the boat
landed. but she may have escaped.
The steamer was large silewhoe passenger ana
freight packet about three years Old, and owned
by n company in Hridge,oa, N. j., between which
place ami this city she made trI-weekly trps. THO
loss IL estimated at $4,000, upon which here u no
assurance
The New York herald., 1870-11-23
THE NATIONAL GAME.

Iac CiGeiataii Red Stacking Rnsc Bail Cisb
Disbuu.ed.
CGSoHGAri, Nov. %, 1870.
The Executive Committee or the Red Stocking
Base t'ai Club have ISSUED circular to the men,
bers announcing their determination not to employ
professional nine for 1871. They say the expe-
rience OF the past two years has led them
to conclude that IL IL unwisc TO ex-
pend so large " sum IL necessary
TO hire professional players amounting to So 00e OF
$4,000 They further say the payment or large
salaries leads to extravaganza dissipation and ZEAL
ons cs among the players; and, worse than ALL such
course would plunge the club IN debt or make too
heavy drain on the members. They think the pro-
posed course viii tend greatly to develop amateur
talent and viii result IN many Interesting and exct.
ing games lhey announce tnat the club IL at pres
cnt tree OF debt The members or the late profes.
sioaial nine are separating already.
The New York herald., 1870-11-23
NEW HAMP SHIRE ELECTIONS.

Republican Successes in Porssriouth aud
Dover-Aid 10 fhe Bower Railroad
PORTSMOUTH,, Nov. %, 1870.
Joseph y. Adams republican, was reelected
Mayor to-day by over 800 majority. SIX OF the eight
Aldermen elected are republicans. Ihe vote was
almost unanimous IN favor OF giving city aid to the
Dover Railroad COMPANY and IL is now probable
that the aldermen Will levy tax OF two and half
per cent on the valuation oil city real estate, or
about Sl50,0l0.
william j. stevens republican, was reelected
Mayor or The city OF Dover to-day. The vote on the
loan Dy the cly 20 the Portsmouth ana Dover Rail-
road is For, 5i2; against, 2ii. Both branches OF
the city government are unanimously republican.
The New York herald., 1870-11-23
TIE PACIFIC COAST.

Another Rniir0ad At5irbed by che Contra.
Feciiic-t'aii 0rnin Wheat ior EutSpf
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. %, 1870.
The ship John Howland, from the Arctic Ocean,
arrived mere to-day, bringing 1900 barrels OF oil,
10000 pounds Of wlaiebone and 1900 pounds OF
ivory. She reports the ship Ohio at Plover Bay,
October 80, repairing extensive damages sustained
during storm.
1t s reported here that the Central Pacific Railroad
Company has purchased the Central Utah Railroad,
and thai they intend Immediately pushing it through
to connect with the Kansas Pacific Railroad.
Thirteen s1ips have loaded with wheat for Europe
al the Oakland wlarves since August last
The New York herald., 1870-11-23
A G~~--'a -a'l - -'~r'
: r.u,sn Crown-Bearing 40 '.-
NM ion Bound for Italy.
King Victor Emmanuel Endorsed BY
National Ballot.
SPAIN.

The Legislative Overwhelming DcputnNcn-~
Preparing TO Sail for aacnoa-The Calyital
Tranquil.
MADRID, Nov. %, 1870.
am able TO inform Tire HERALD specially that the
definite acceptance OF the Spanish crown by the
Duke OF Aosta has besn formally received by the
Cabinet hcre. The royal note reached this city on
Friday. A saaish squadron having on board the
members OF the Corcs VINO were commissioned to
carry the crown 10 Italy and place In the hands OF
ths King elect. Will sail from Carthagena on the 25sh
inst for Genoa.
Perfect tranquility prevails in Madrid. The pro-
vinces are also quiet
The New York herald., 1870-11-23
THE INDIANS.


General Council in tho Indian Territ ary-
Census OF tho Cherokee National sioux
Family Murdered by Chippowns.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 30 1870.
An adjourned meeting Of the tribes in the Indian
Territory will take place on the 5th OF December
and an official copy OF the proceedings Will it is ex.
pectcd. be received here about the Ist Of January
Thls council Is authorized by recent treaties and
The rcsnlt will induce general consi,leralio lion by
the authorities here, OF the wants OF the Indians
represented, with view OF efecting thorough ana
permanent understanding between them and the
general government on all matters OF Indian policy
The council was authorized in 1885, but there has
been no meetin9 owing TO the absence OF an appro.
priatlon TO pay the per diem and mileage OF the dele
gates. Last July, however, the required means
were voted by Congress.
Dr. w. L. q. Miller. Secretary of the Cherokee
Nation writes that the census OF his people lust
completed, shows total population or 15,35S or
wh0m 1851 are males and 1901 are females THIS
enumeration Includes s12 orphans. Tie Cherokces
nave an orphan fund Tor the education and support
The indian Bureau has received the following
account OF the murder Of Sioux family by band
oi Chppewas:--A short time since Que-we.shen-
shia, or Bad BOY, chief OF the Fed Lake Chippe-
was. with twenty-thrce others. went upon the war
path, and when near the Assinaboin river they came
upon Sioux lodge, consisting OF one mau two wo.
men and little girl all OF whom they killed aud
scalped They then made a rapid ngnt to Fort Penn
bna, and came ln.askng for food, as they said tner
march mad been TOO rapid TO allow them TO procure
food by hunting. they confessed the murder OF the
Sioux, but hoped the Great Father would forgive
them, as their victims were, they said, bad people,
and besides the act was committed on British SOIL.
Lieutenant Lloyd Wheaton. commanding at the post,
detained BAD Boy and three OF his associates IN
tOdy, and forwarded a statement OF the facts In the
case 70 depal tment headquarters, from whence GEN.
eral Hancock forwarded 1t TO the var department.
General Hancock expresses the fcaI sat such RAIDS
VIII provoke retaliation onsthe part OF the Sioux, be-
tween whom and the Ch!ppcwas there IL heredi-
tary haired. Bad Boy was In washington In March,
1868 aud was one OF the sgners OF the treaty ncgo
uatcd With the Indians, aud signed by them on tho
llth ol that mCnth and has the reputation or being
Justly enutled to the name he bears.
The New York herald., 1870-11-23
A New Baltimore Enterprise.

;,,.,..more merchants orraizIng to establish
llne Of three steamers from that pot 10 R,,eaos
Ayres vie 81. Thomas and Bahia. one OF The pro-
moters OF the movement waited upon the Postmas
ter General yesterday with reference to securing
a mail contract or subsidy. The OnIy arrange.
meat within the power OF the department was
TO allow the new steamers to carry the mails FOR the
postages This was not doomed sufficient ana az.
plication FOR subsidy win probably DO made TO
Congress by the Baltic Company.
Report Of the Chief Of the Engluesr Corpx.
The annual report OF General Humphreys Chief
OF the Engineer Corps, which mas been made TO
Secretary Belknap, shows that liz officers
are on duty with the corps During
the past year the work upon che coost
defences aud the lake frontier has been
confned principally to the protection Of sites, to the
making OF necessary repairs, ana TO the erection OF
such structures as were required To protect the un-
finished fortltcations from the action OF the
weather. La relation to the narb0r defsnces Gene
raj Humphreys quotes from report Of q Board
or Officers, who have been making experiments a,
to The best system OF strengthening the harbor de.
fences the statement that In the opinion OF the
Board eartbworks arc superior TO any other defence
Fatal ARRAY Between NAVAL Oaicers.
Chief Engineer Kellogg, who was killed by Sur
geon King IN fracas at Key West ON the I5ti,
board tho iron-cad Terror, but his successor
had not arrived. Surgeon King was attached to the
Dictator. The despatch at the Navy Department
says the verdict OF the coroner's jury was man
slaughter In the second degree No further part u
lars arc given.
Attempt Ia Rob Speaker Blaine.
Early this morning the dwelling OF Speaker Blaine
was entered by two burglars. private watclnan
gave the alarm and they escaped. 1t has not been
discovered that anything Il missing. Some enyc,.
opes had been scattered In the hall
Collegiate Institutions in tho United states.
The Bureau OF Education furnishes the follow ing
summary OF collegiate institutions I'm the United
states at the latest date These Institutions arc Ia
States as follows:-Alabama, Al; Arkansas, 1; Cali
fornia l5 Connecticut. s; Delaware 2; Georgia. 2i;
Illinois, 2s; Indiana. l9 Iowa, Is; Kansas,
!; Kentucky, 10; Louisiana, Z; MaInc 4;
Maryland. 10; Massachusetts,, g.; Michigan
Z; Minnesota, .; Mississippi s.; Mis-
souri,, Ia; New Hampshire, l; New Jersey o; New
York, q; North Carolina, Is; Ohio. 35; Oregon, 4;
Pennsylvania, a.: Rhode Island, 1; South Carolina,
l. Tennessee, 20 Texas 4; Vermont, 3: Virginia, III;
West Virginia, 81 Wisconsin, IL; District OF Co
lumba. 4; Utah Territory, 1: Washington Ter
rtory. l. Total 86o There are under
the supervision OF States and cities, Masonic
Fraternity. /; undetermined, SO; Methodist Epsco
pal. %: Roman Catholic ~; Baptist, 81; Prcsbyte
The New York herald., 1870-11-23

A CRY WITHOUT WATER. ER.--Cleveland Is in
bad way, The breaking Of the main pipe
between the waterworks and the reservoir has
paralyzed the whole waterworks system, and,
says the Leader, the city is without water.
This is somewhat singular assertion to make,
when Cleveland is situated upon the banks
oil enc of the greatest fresh water lakes in the
world. But suppose a similar accident had
beiallcn our Creton waterpipes-what would
our citizens have done with nothing but the
briny water of the North and East rivers 70
fall back upon? Oar Board of Public Works.
to whom is entrusted the care Of the Croson
Aqueduct, might learn wisdom from this dis
aster to the Cleveland waterworks.
The New York herald., 1870-11-23
TElEGUApaiC NEWS ,TEas.

QGeorge i Goodwin of Boston, killed. Yesterday morn
ing by falling through trap door the building which
he lodged.
Hawycr's .snnery, miles OF Kingston n. Y.
was burned Monday night. Loss $4,000; insured.
Martin Kanfreen fell the roof OF ths Rochester
arsenal Yesterday morning and was Instantly Killed
The Cuba cable again In operation Messages going
day.
Regular trains commenced running the Poughkeepse
ana Eastern Railroad yesterday.
Julius Avery who was the democratic candidate for Con-
grss ~ the sixth district oil limos the last election
against Mr y. " Cook died at his residence in Ottawa
ve4ia "
The New York herald., 1870-11-23
CUBA.

A New Hospisal-Rcpcrt from tho Insursent
District lsumor0d Killing OF Cul,aus.
HAVANA, Nov. q, 1870.
The wife OF Captain General dc Rodas to-day laid
the cornerstone OF the Lying-in.Hospita.
Several insurgents have lately been killed In the
Cinco villas district. Many others have surren-
dercd. Among these were liberals Leva and Manuel
Borego leaders OF iusurrectionary bands.
Yhe Dtdrto reports that Bembeta ls dead
The New York herald., 1870-11-23
ST. Domingo Affairs.

Notwithstanding all the intrigues and plots
and conspiracies to upset Baez and turn the
management of Dominican affairs over to the
conspirators who are plotting against the
republic he still manages to hold out and defeat
their plans. 1t is only few days since a
report announced that Baez had either been
assassinated or had committed suicide. The
announcement we regarded as weak device
of the enemy, calculated to operate against
President Baez. Beyond this, however, there
was deeper meaning than mere intent to injure
the Dominican President. There is q class Of
men in st. Domingo who are openly opposed
to the annexation Of the country to the Uuited
States. These fellows are of the very worst
class Of agitators men who compel the accept
ance of their opinions at the point Of the bay
onst or at the mouth of the cannon; men who
care little for country and less for its progress;
men who would buy their own success at what
ever price it could be bought-tbese are the
people who are doing all in their power to
elnbarrass the present government of st.
Domingo. Behind them are certain Europeans,
who aid and encourage them in their desperate
attempts to paralyze the struggling little repub-
lie. The truth is Spain, England, and, for that
matter, most Of the European nations, do not
want to see the United States flag raised over
territory in the Antilles and to prevent it they
will encourage disturbers like Cabral and those
associated with him. This is tho secret, we
think, Of the late hostiities TO Presi leat Baez,
who is a believer in the annexation scheme
which President Grant advocates, but which
Congress rejected without due consideration
Of the manifold advantages to be derived by
the United States in tho acquisition Of st.
Domingo.
The New York herald., 1870-11-23
rME soRTu eaach MA LEMsLa1ras.

.4.5-. !. te - .-.-.s--~.s s. -. 4.
4-t "a -. an.
RALEIGH, Nov. %, 1870.
The North Carolina Legislature organized ycstcr-
day 4 j. jarvis. of Tyrrcll, was ELECTED Speaker.
All the Offices are filled by democrats.
To-day the Governors message was read IL was
vollminous document, presenting no features OF
general interest.
The New York herald., 1870-11-23
Tas BATON ssGTGE RIOTERS.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. ~, 1870
All the persons arrested for participation in the
riot at Baton Rouge have beea admitted to bail, ex-
cept s. Williams, Lawrence Williams. Scott Gordon
Ffank LouX Richard i.ouX and Charles Hubbea
wno, the Court considered. were OF tho party that
fred through the window Of the court house ana
Killed Harry Williams, cOored. The trial oil the
rioters Will probably last week. The witnesses to
be examined Tor the prosecution number twenty.
The New York herald., 1870-11-23
TIE YACHT CAMBRIA.

LONDON, NOr. %, 1870
Mr.. Ashbury's yacht Cambria, from New York,
arrived at Cowes, Isle OF Wight, at O'Clock this
morning She had very rough passage, head
winds blowing continually.
AS she came into port she had the American en-
sign lying from her foremost head, aud her racing
and prize colo,s from the main.