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ENTERPRISE.
The American Compared with the New York
Associated Press. q ..-

NEW YORK, June 2.-The following is
from the Democrat Of to-dsy: " Yesterday
afternoon the papers belonging to the
American Press Association printed the
particulars of the frightful massacre Of
the Jews iu Roumania. None Of the after
noon papers, belonging TO the Associated
Press had anything Of il, with the eXcep-
tion of the Express, which paper very
kindly furnished IL to its readers from
our columns without credit. This morn
ing the san and Times made up reports Of
IL from kilograms of the American Press
Association, while not another Of the As
s,ociated Press papers had a word Of II.
The drowning Of twenty tourists IN a
Swiss lake was also reported by the Amer
lean Press Association. yesterday alter
noon. of which the Associated Press had
nothing until it was printed in the Amer
lean Press Association papers"
The enin0 Bfnl says that the inefti-
cheney 6ht the Associated Press, for the OBJ
tanning Of foreign news, Is most strik-
fngIy apparent, Yesterday its report Of
the EPSON races was brief, blind and un-
satisfactory. as compared with the account
furnished US by the American Press As
sociation. and published by as in our
early edition. Far greater important
were the dispatches Of the American
Press Association announcing the out
break of RoHmania, which has scarcely
precedent in modern time. So stupid
and inefficient is the management of the
Associated Press, that even the CO1tSerUd-
Ice Mutton thus hauls it over the Goals:
q" We must say that ifthe American Press
Association has the least knowledge or
sense in its, Encouragement, ,anoflt has shown
signs already of having good deal of IL,
IL can easily improve vastly on the Euro
pean dispatches in the Associated Press
repOrta.n
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CANADA,
Methodist rsnoe--Presbyterian Synod
Troops Withdrawn from the 'FRONT.'
Prince Arthur Compliments the VoIun-

TORONTO, June 2.-The annual meeting
of the Conference of the West Methodist
Church assembled here yesterday. Over
Morley Punschon was unanimously elect
ed President.
MONTREAL, j une 2.-The first meeting
of the Synod of the Presbyterian Church
of Canada, in connection with the Church
of Scotland, was held here yesterday.
Rev, Solomon Melne, of South Falls, was
elected moderator.
The troops are being rapidly withdrawn
from the front.
presented q stand Of colors TO the volun-
teers here to-day. Complimentary
speeches were made by the Prince and
General Lindsay ON the conduct of the
men during the recent raid.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. -t I,
NASHVILLE, June "A communication
was presented from the directors OF the
Tennessee Pacific r. r. CO., requesting
suspension Of further action, on the part OF
the General Assembly, an the bill forbid
ding the Comptroller and Treasurer to
nav the bonds issued to that road, until
The return home Of the President of the
company, and until further investigation
ia made as to the circumstances under
which said bonds were issued. The COM
munication was received and transmitted
10 the House.
The following House bills passed third
readings To preserve life and protect
property by pFsVepting the unlicensed
sale of poisonous drugs; 70 amend the
law regulating change of venue, So - TO
make the same apply to trials before JUS
tiees Of the peace.
Senate bills passed on third reading: To
amend an act, passed December 3, 1863, so
as to provide that in all cases where notes
or debts due the Bank of Tennessee haFe
been paid 20 any authorized pesson,
whether entry has been made or not, and
without regard to the kind of money used
in such payment, suOh settlement shall
be deemed good and valid. To enable
municipal corporations to collect poll
tax not to exceed fifty cents. To estab-
lish aud define principles OF lay relative
to actions for the recovery OF titles to real
estate. To extend police authority OF
towns and cities 3 mile beyond their cor
pOrate limits.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
In the House q bill to create a State
officer of immigration at Nashville, with
the Commissioner of Immigration, at a
salary of $500, failed Of passage on It's
third reading for want of q constitutional
majority.
A motion to reconsider was entered.
A resolution to buru old Tennessee
money in the hands of the Treasurer and
Trustees of the Bank of Tennessee, was
adopted.
A bill providing for burning the old
Tennessee money which may be received
for taxes, passed the second reading, and
was made the special order for tomorrow.
House bills, on third reading, 20 supply
lost grants to land, and for the benefit of
married persons-prOviding that the
the debts of the husband at marriage, and
Uice UerSG-passed.
A resolution that the Comptroller and
Treasurer are hereby instructed not to re-
ceive any bonds or coupons of bonds of
the State of Tennessee in payment of in
debtedness due the State of Tennessee by
any railroad company pending the action
of the General Assembly upon the House
bill repeating the law allowing railroads
to retire their debt in bonds of any series.
Pending action on the resolution the
House adjourned.
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indians PrsparInn far Wal.

CHICAGO, June 2.s-A communication
was received at the military Headquar-
ters in this city, to-day, from Col. Nor
row, who commands the military force at
Fort Burford, Dakota, which states that
war on whites has been openly declared
by the Indians in that vicinity, and
they were undoubtly preparing TO make
an attack on Buford, in strong force.
The Indian warriors theresbouts, who are
Sioux, number from 400 to 500. Colonel
Morrow had but fifty men ready for ser
vice.
A delegation of California teachers leave
for the East at eleven o'clock tonight.
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FeaIans conInu Homs-- Children Killed by

NEW YORK, June 2.-This morning
about 500 men who took part in the re-
eeut raid on Canadian soil, arrived from
Malone. Some of the men were clothed
In green, and others in nondescript
gRrbs.
A few days since Mrs. Smith, residing
In Van Buren, street, Brooklyn. was at
u acted by the screams of her child,
which she had len asleep in an upper
room of the house. AZ she entered the
room large rat sprang from the cradle
aud made It's escape. and Mrs. Smith dis
covered that the child's leg was consider
ably mutilated. a physician was called
ia, but the child sickened and died in a
few days. Another child was bitten the
next day, and likewise died.
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InsOIyeut Notice.

HAVING suggested the insolvency ofthe eR
Ii tate Of John +. Mills, jr., deceased 1 here
by give notice for all persons having claims
against said estate tQappear before the County
Court Clerk and file the same, authenticated
in the manner prescribed by law, on or be-
fore the second day OF December, lST0; and
any claim not filed on or before said day, or
before an appropriation OF the funds OF said
estate is made, shall be forever barred both
in law and equity. II, DOW,at +
Administrator Estate Of John F. Aiiis, jr., ,
Deceased. tH.I ~ -
Memphis Iune q lg7O faS
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

o'BRIEN-The friends and -acquaintances
Of Richard and Margaret O'Brien arsrespect-
fully invited 10 attend the funeral OF their
little SON, HENRY JOHN, aged months and 20
days, from their residence, No. 4G2 Main
street. this FRIDAY afternoon, at O'Clock.
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MARRIED.

OWENS-FRY-At the residence of Colonel
Gerley ROzell, by the Rev. +. A. Ovens Capt
JAMES II. OWENS, OF Tunica county, Miss, to
Miss SARAH E. Fry, of Desoto county, Misse
May their married life be ever bright,
Where two oOngenlal souls unite;
And may happiness and contentment attend
their footsteps through Life, and may all their
cases be smGH fries. c.
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On TUESDAY,. I4th Jaue. Ia7o
Notice TO Contractors

Q EALER proposals will be received at the
- Engineers office, Memphis, Tennessee,
until Z m. on the 1st August, 1919, tor the
bridges on the MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAILROAD,
betWe cen Covington and Ripley, about fifteen
miles. A portion of the work is heavy and
worthy the attention of ccntractors- Pro-
nles aud specifications can be seen at the I'm
gineers otiee, 459 Main street, Memphis, on
and after June s, 1870.
r'.lI n THOS. II. MILLIRGTON
ie2 Chief Eng. Atss River Z r.
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TOWR0AT LITTLE ALPS.

TNOWfNG and all work In her IT,
4 line done with dispatch, at - =
lowest rates. Leave orders at A. Cars Boat
store, ON leyee; with Bigley, Mellersh & Co.,
or apply on board TO
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BALqIMORE, June 1.-The funeral Of
Chas. W. Kimbally, one of the Oldest
newspaper repoTters in this city, took
place today anu was largely attended by
members of the press, including the edi-
tors, reporters, eompoA,itor and other at
tsehes Of several papers a. offices.
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TAX PAYERS.

OFFICE OF CITY TAX COLLECTOR
MEMPHIS. June ], lS70.
TAX PAYERS attention Is Positively
i called to this notice. The list of con-
demned lots from the court has just been re-
turned. viii give parties Wishing TO pay
their taxes before ADYERrIsISG until the 18th
of June, 1870 Come forward and save un-
necessary cost.
FELIX W. ROBERTSON,
..-rU. City Tax Collector.
sun please cOpy.
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DIED.

HOLLIs-June 2, 1870, CLARA JOSIE, only
daughter Of Charles ]. and Emma W. Hollis,
aged months and u days
Friends and acqualntances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from the resi-
dence of Joseph Haines, No. l$S Monroe
street, this (FRIDAY1 afternoon, at O'Clock.
MICHOT-FRED. MIcHoT, youngest child Of
f L. Michot, departed this life at II O'Clock
am, June I'd.
Friends OF the family are respectfully in
vIted TO attend the funeral, this (FRIDAY)
afternoon, at O'Clock. Carriages at Fla
herty's, sl7 Second street.
Louisville papers please copy.
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Ihe Mordaunt DiYorce ease.

LoNDOS, June 2.-Chief Justice Baron
has concluded the reading of his opinion
in the MOrdaunt divorce suit. He has
given it as his opinion that the Court
should stay all proceedings in the case so
long as hopes are entertained of the re-
coyeFy of Lady Nordaunt, but that if all
expectations of a favorable turn in. ser
mental disease proved useless, Sir CHI Hes
should be left at liberty to act, and per
mission could be given him to prosecute
his suit
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Convicted Of Murder.

ANEAPoLIs, June 2.-Nimrod Richards
was to-day convicted of murder In the
first degree, for killing Colonel Lyles, Of
Prince George county.
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Notice Of DlssOIutiOn.

- The copartnership heretofore existing
under the name and firm of Cacey & Allen,
l961z Main street, is dissolved from the 18th
of May, 1870, by mutual consent, W. L. Allen
retiring. The business OF the old firm will be
settled by J. W. Cacey, who is alone authoE-
lied 70 settle the same. Nv. CACEY,
" -. w. L. ALLEN.
yle .4 ..t
~ In retiring from the arm of Cacey &
Allen, take pleasure in Recommending my
friends and the public generally to Mr.. }. w.
Cacey, who has had a number of years expe-
Fienee in ths Grocery business, and is capa-
BILE of conducting first. class family grocery.
je3 WI ALLEN.
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FOR FRIAR's POINT.

Regular Memphis and Friar's Point Tri-
Weekly U. g. Mail Packet.
eco. ". CHEEK, Geo. MaIone, master
This fne passenger steamer r.
leaves Memphis every TUESDAY, - y
THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at O'clock pm.
For freight or passage apply on board apA
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.enken Brothers

A BSOLUTE DIVORCES legally obtained IN
States, for persons from any state or country,
legal everywhere; desertiOn, drum keuness.
nOn-suppOrt, etc, sufficient cause; no public
ity; no charge until divorce obtained. Advice
nee. Business established Is years. Address
N. HOUSE, Attorney, No. 7s Nassau street,
New Vnrk cltv snhgs
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$1,000 reward

For any ease OF Bind, Bleeding or Itching
PILES that DEBING'S Pie REMEDY fails to
cure. II has cured cases OF 20 years standing.
Try Is, and get rid Of the most troublesome
disease f1esfRis heir to. Sold by all druggists,
Sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet.
LabratogV-li2 Franklin street.,
sp2 Baltimore, Md
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.
Object of King williams Visit to Ems

BERLIN, June 2.-The object Of the visit
of King William and Count Won Bis
mark to the baths of Ems is to confer
with the Gar Alexander.
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VEHEREAL Or SECRET DISEASES

such as Syphilis, GonOPrhcea, Gteef- Efrf--
tnress and al Urinary Diseases; Syphilitic or
Mereurlal Affections OF the Throat, skin or
Boness OrchlLis, Hernia or Rupturs- also, she
effects OF Solitary Habit, HuiuOus to the
BODY and mind producing BlOtches on the
lace, Debillty and ImpOtency, Dizziness Dim
ness OF sight, CONFUSION OF Ideas, EVu F0r=-
Dodlng, Aversion 10 Society, Loss OF Memory.
N eaisn ness etc; not all OF these ln any one
case, but ali occurring frequently Ia Nsrious
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RIVER NEWS.

IN PORT.
7. II, Allen, MINI cola, Arkansas.
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NAME AND LOCATION.
The name Of this Company Is the CONT
MENTAL INSURANCE. COMPANY" !" incoT-
pOTated in lS52, and located at No. I02 Broad
way, in the city Of New York.
-l ID -- CAPITAL.
The capital of said Company, actu-
ally paid mp in cash, is.....-.......s $4,000 %
The surplus, on the lst day Of JaRu-
airy, 81, ,l22 90
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DIsPENsARY.
DR.. D. S. IOHRSON'S
MEDICAL DIsPENSARY
30 MAIN STREET, Up STAIRS,
Memphis, Tsnnsssss,

Is NOW permanently establis-4 for the
Il treatment OF Patients, both NfsSp&nd Fe-
male, who are afflicted With any form OF
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ALL SORTS.

Every woman may be said to XII at
forty.
Rank in the navy-the smell Of the
bi!ge water.
Cigar-store Indians are forbidden
In the streets of Boston fer the future.
Even the butchers now, following
the fashion, are wearing gored shirts.
A Vermont man the other day sat
down ON the edge of shingle-shave;
and now, when he wants to come
down stairs, he has to slide down the
Oanisters ON his stomach. He was sat
isfied with his pants before, but now
he don't like the cut Of them.
The man in New Haven who mixed
gunpowder with his coal was nOtover-
whelmed with surprise when his next
door neIghbOr's cookstOVe was blown
through the side OF the house into the
yard; but he thinks his coal viii last
1 longer in the future. q
Lefranc, the tenor Of Maretzek's
company, was blacksmith in the
/ Crimea, Tor the French army, during
/ That war. He would be very effective,
we should think, if he would attempt
a part in the Anvil Chorus. We would
| like to hear his bellows among the
bars.
An Ohio man has failed because it
/ took all his money. to pay the pre-
MUM ON his lather's life insurance.
! He has been sheliing out for years and
years, and although the cid man is
ninety, it really seems to that young
man that he viii never die. He Is
beginning get disheartened about it.
After going to so much pains to
! place in the pavement before his store
! door marble slab with his name on
it, il lcds rather disheartening for Fer
| guson to hear young man rom the
4 country express his surprise that the
/ Ferguson family should have selected
such q place for a family burying-
vault.
A young man near Cincinnati buried
his father among the roots of a grape.
vine last March, and a heavy crop (Ol
grapes, not parents) is expected neXi
ialI. This combines filial affection ano
holy sentiment so nicely with utilita
Tianism, that We recommend the EaaI
TO persons having any dead parents OF
hand.
A woman who wants a divorce a
, indianapolis says her husband ha
only bought her pair Of shoe-string
: since their marriage, Well that
J rough. What man, with anything
J Ike decent respect for his wife, woull
! want her to be "sashaying" througl
> society dressed in simple pair c
shoe-stsings2
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xIst CoNeREss---2d sESSIOR.

WASHINGTON, February 3.-.Seiidte.
Mr. sherman. rom the Finance Com
T9ittee. reported a bill authorizing the
funding and consolidation Of the ma
4ional debt, to extend the banking fa-
,e.Yfsfips and establish specie payments.
Tf Droyides for the issue of three
classes ef bonds, Of $4O0, ,0OO, 600 each,
fhe first for ten TO thirty years, at five
- cent. the second for fifteen to
'-en " years, at fogE and half per
.anf a., a the fourth at twenty TO
sS1-tJ ,-ears at f0ur per cent. Ii also
provides Tor sett.ng &slde yedfl9 S4oG'-
600. 600 Of customs rScelPt7 " PSs t'Ao
interest on the public 2eDt aIQ ioI d
sinking fund TO redeem the 07Dl.
Resolutions were offered ana i''1o
ed as follows:
BY Mr.. Abbot, setting forth the oc-
currence Of frequent violations oi tiie
-Dublic peace in various Southern iocai-
tiles. and that protection IN LIE ana
property was the right OF every cltl-
zen. and fnstructing the judiciary
Committee TO inquire into the power
Of the Government to give protection
20 It's citizens within the limits Oh
n States, and 10 report what legls-
guy n is required, and especially 70
49,; 49,. into the cOnstituuonallty ana
Lll lil'4a,i;a,. - ~ Of establishing national
= s-t,-.- forca for the better enforcement
oi ~ ,liS NJ r TteIlo. Y, directing the Com
1.,o On Comm. erce TO inquire INTO
~ .I.-'eCI eeCvInediepcv OF a polishing the post
daIiVsFv al system, VII, re tne same can
a. -dlispensed with, witllout oeliiiil''ii'
to the public good. n Morrill, the
80 resolufiou authorizing the sec
,,''t-,-.,- 20 the Navy to transfer 70 thT
-,.a-,f tho Rureaus of Construction anu
Pensi~s and Steam Engineering, OH
aniIicafions 10 the credit oi OUhSl
Baretns Ia that Department, as may
S,e required. was taken up.
M sherman said the last session Oh
e agrees appropriated all the money
Sea.5,td neisassaf-v for the Bureaus OF
Consfruction and Repairs, and yer the
Navy Department went on 10 CONTRACT
- expenditure twice the amount aP-
a., ,,riated. and the extent 70 when
ID ao3as,,tment had given in making Iiat
,fp'-f.rs Of money without Waibnls Z
y 'e'.,s.,ifiS legislation by Congress
lol Sbowg by the fact that 0poA
- 4,lg Y i i 1865, there was Sl45, ,OO1 w
Sa,g SnlSpa : debts still appropriated az a9o
naeEpspded aod % Of tSe {As NaRS aRSube Depart par
-e.,et oo,g md ne therefore proposed ina
9.ongress I'M, .. should not only. pul
end to this practice o. th'
aa a.aaosgg.nenfs. s in transferring appropEl-
'5Ga 5pns from one service % another
h Int should provide ior .,. Carrying Try, ,1l- 81
easI gne1 wear wear to surplus fund, from
when 1,, ~ sTei sT,seecial legislation. lie, how
Heg. 9Hey Y EisToSed the present bil = as 5rD i
sSould enable the Goyernmeinss Goyi en- - y pIV ~
cee1 Geo.. /" nav yards, which, II lelg i
yssfloas - ,.5uis jtion, would be Iiabl'
It's ..,,.,rS pIsSsS Srom nes.est and decay AM
so,sist e li 4 ioss on t6e aoyerngneaa1T' a1r Ora
NM. Mr. Sorrll, q Maine, E aPa 4nd si. I' els an
sin spoke IA support q '''s s'
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DulnCs IF tno aiSsuurt Leg,siatu e

ST. LOUIS, February 3.-At Radl-
cal caucus at Jefferson City last night,
the question oi the eXpediency ~ SUB
mitting 10 the people an amendment
10 the Constitution, Of enTanchising
all those now deprived Of suffrage,
without respect 10 race or color, was
discussed, anu carried by nearly a two
third vote.
In the State Senate yesterday, tho
Committee Oh C0nstitu8Onal Amend
ments, reported amendments repeal
ing the double liability clause, in
tbs Constitution ab0lisblng District
Courts, and repeating all distranchis-
ing provisions ID the Constitution.
The bil! was uade the special order
for Wednesday ne1s.
On day-bel0re-yes the House
adopted an amendment to the Agri-
cultural College bill, providing that
there shall be no restrictions on stu
dents entering the college, on account
Of color or sex, aud yesterday after a
long discussion il was rec0nsidered.
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ADJUSTMENTS,
GreenIaw Opera House--Patti.

MAX STR aKOSCH respect fully announces
w that the a orid- renowned aud uurivaled
Concert Vocalist, Mis- CARLDTFA
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Convention of Trotfing AssooiaIians.

NEW YORK, February 3.-The con-
venuuu OF Delegates from the various
trotting associations Oh the country
assembled in this city yesterday.
FIfty-one associations were represent
ed. A permanent organization was
effected, as follows: President, Wm.
Parks, Brooklyn; Vice Presidents, J.
G. Simpson, Dubuque, and George u.
Saltman, Reading, Penn Secretaries,
Geo. IL. Smith, Rhode island, and b.
u. Ruce, Cincinnati. A committee
was appointed TO reduce the tTUtting
rules and cauOn.
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Frayser, Trenholm & Co, Confederate
kJea1S, Desire a Compromise.

WASHINGTON, February 3.-Three
years ago the Government made an
agreement with Frayser, Trenholm &
Co., for a settlement Of the effects they
had on hand as agents OF the Con
federate States, and which were
claimed by the United States as pub
lie property. This agreement, if con-
summated, would have placed in the
treasury half a million dollars in gold.
An agent of these parties is now here
TO induce the Government to cOmprO-
mise the matter by taking their prom
issary note for $500, 900 IN currency,
and dismissing all legal proceedings
against them here and in England.
Frayser, Trenholm & Co., have, 1t is
said, several millions worth OF landed
estates which Is under injunction by
order OF the Court, TO -atlsly the
claims Of the United States. An in
teresting case viii soon be made OF it.
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CHICAGO, February "a letter was
received at Sheridan's headquarters
here to-day, from camp supply, In
dian Territory. dated January 23d,
which says that Bull Bear, prOni-
neut chief of the Cheyenne-, had
come to that post with important
news from several hostile tribes there
a5outs. He states that the AiaWas,
COnlanches and Apaches, who are
very numerous and formidable, are
making preparations for war upon
the whites, and the Cheyenue7 are to
Join them. no litJle apprehension
was excited among the white settlers
of the Territory who heard this neWs,
AMI it is to be feared that serious
trouble with tine treaCher0us redskins
is in store iUr them at an carly day.
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TarrlbIe aaIIraad Aeeldent.

HUDsoN, n. Y, February IA
terrible accident occurred this morn
ing oD the Boston and Albany Rail
road. one-half mile east Of the village
- t;7stham, \ large freight tram,
going east, broke It's couplings, and
ssieven cars ran back down heavy
grade. coming in collision with an
5tber freight Train, and piling them
up in mass OF runs with the engine
instantly killing Mites Phillips, con-
ductor, Charles Sprague, bfakesnan
and Henry Sibley, fireman. Johu
Lasth, brakeman, was seriously IN
iured, and VIM. Booth, engineer, Wa:
sligh(ly injured. The cars were heav
lis loaded with valuable produce, al
OF which is nearly ruined. The Coro
ner wiz hold an inqasst tomorrow.