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The New York herald., 1871-11-07
TELEGRAPHI0 NEWS ITEMS.

Catherine Bowerman married woman aged forty-erht
committed suicide in Baltimore last night BY shooting herself
with musket.
The codness Of tho weather at this year 10 unpre
cedented In Eastern Maine The boys skating
ponds In the vicinity OF Belfast
The steamboat Wade Hampton sprung aeak and sunk in
the Mississippi river D0nadsonve yesterday morn
ing. The steamer was valued at $50, 100.
During drinking carousa in Christiana Dcl on Sunday
morning. Charles r. Woolsey, schoomaser was sot and
killed by stephen II. Castner justice of the peace.
Al political gathering in Montgomery, Ala, night
an anvil which being used a. exploded Kine
two and wounding several others very severely.
Jonathan Morgan. the Oldest member Of Cumberland
county (Mainel died suddenly yesterday his Office
in Portland where lie lived alone. he born In Brim
field, Mass In l776
A party of coon hunters near inwood Md on Saturday
press train rushed by, killing John Green. throwing
dstance Of ssS feet Two OF he companlons were badly
injured.
The New York herald., 1871-11-07
WHAT GOV. MCCORMICK HAS TO SAY.
The Ayathes Still on the War Path-Thtir
Rayasts, Spoliation and Deceit.
Intervention Of the Peace Commissioners Con.
sidered Useicss-The People Want Protec.
tion from the ovcrnment-Exsermina-
tion Not Desired-Mr. colyer's
Visit to the Territory-What
President Grant Says
on the Subject.

since the return OF Mr.. Vincent Colyer from
the Territory Of Arizona various rumors as to the
future policy to be pursued by the government
have been in active circulation and 1t is quite
tain that some very determined action must be soon
adopted. The people OF Arizona still complain BIT
terly Of the desperate outrages committed by the
Indians and, Judging by the unanimous tone OF the
Western press seem resolutcly opposed to dealing
towards their treacherous oppressors the milk and
water policy suggested by the Peace Commissioners.
1t would appear, moreover. that the recent recon
n0ssaHce mAde by Mr.. Coiyer the secretary TO ynak
The New York herald., 1871-11-07

/ The LESSON OF THE DISASTROUS PANIC
In the church at Louisville, during which nine
women and two children we're trampled to
death, is the same old lesson of weak columns
and narrow exits, which has been repeated pc
Medically since the days of Pompeii. The col
hmm which fell in this instance rested confid-
ingly on an inch of flooring, the builders having
evidently trusted in Providence alone to sus-
tain the pillars of the church. In the light of
this present disaster it would be well to in
quire as TO the architectural capacity of our
churches and our theatres aud other public
balls.
The New York herald., 1871-11-07
AFFAIRS IN BOSTON.

BOSTON, Mass, Nov. Q, 1877.
The news OF the disaster to the whaling neet
caused an advance on whale OIL in this market from
sixty cents to 81 per gallon, with no disposition OF
holders to sell. The Boston insurance officers hai
little, II any, risk on the property lost. New Bed
ford offices lose one million, which they can pay
ard have a surplus LETT.
A youth OF seventeen, giving the name OF Martin
Van kleek, Is under arrest here on suspicion Of
stealing $4,000 worth OF jewery, found in his pos
sion, from his father, IN Brooklyn, N. Y He Will
be taken to Brooklyn for examination.
It is reported that Commodore Pennock, OF
Portsmouth IN. H. Navy Yard, has been ordered 10
fhe Brooklyn yard, and Commodore Fabius Stanly
Lighthouse Inspector, to command at Portsmouth.
The New York herald., 1871-11-07
Union Square Theatre.

AT this theatre last evening bill was presented OF
SO varied character that one must have been hard
to please II he could not have enjoyed some one or
other OF the many selections laid before him. Not
withstandIng the fact that the farce, "My Turn
Next has been on the boards OF the city theatres
frequently and been done mp In all sorts OF styles,
1t was rather favoraDy received here last evening,
thou IN not much praise can be bestowed upon any
OF the performers in the piece. The Mathews family
In their acrobatlc feats were, as usual, very
successful, and the negro MINSTREL department.
formed prominent specially, the Raynor brothers
doing exceedingly well. The familiar faces OF the
co,.Ds De ballet still seem to be an attraction. The
WaihaIla prismatic fountain is deservedlv On object
OF great Delight to those seeing It's beautifully varied
hues for the first time, and Is pleasant feature IN
the entertanmenr. The "Ilival L0verso at the con.
cIusion, AFFORDS continued enI0ymeni--its laughabe
incidents agreeably coming IN under the guse OF
the udcrOis eccentricies or such old fayori'es as
Ccorge H. Goes, Hughey Doughcrty and others oil
that fix.
The New York herald., 1871-11-07
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW Yoax HERALD.

LONDON, Nov. 8, 1871.
The emigration returns Of the port OF Liverpool
for the month OF October show total OF H. 263 de-
partures ,or the United States.
E, The subscriptions at the Mansion House for the
benefit Of the Chicago sufferers amount, this morn
ing, to f47, ,soo-$2s9, 900.
J. 8. Morgan Co. have remitted f20O sterling,
received from Greenock, for the sufferers by the
forest fires in Michigan and Wisconsin.
THE sAvANs AND THE SUN.
The British expedition for the observation OF the
total eclipse OF the Sun on the 11th OF December
proximo has arrived at the Island Of Malta.
The New York herald., 1871-11-07
tadge Richardson's Letter ON tho New
Loan In London.

Loan In London.
The Treasury Department at Washington
has learned thoroughly the art of the Wall
street bulls in putting the best face upon every
hing. Whatever may be the faiings or aifi-
tulties Of the Treasury policy or operations,
the most rose-colored reports are sent forth to
the world through the agents Of the press in
Washington. One Of the last of these bull
efforts is the publication of letter purporting
10 come from "Judge Richardson" from Lon
don, with regard to the successful policy Of
the new loan. This letter has very much the
appearance of having been concocted in the
p6ice of Jay Cooke & Co. 1t is in the most
aattsring and promising terms, but, unfortu-
nately, it omits to say, specifically, what has
been already accomplished in disposing Of the
saoan, and only tells us that ''the whole busi-
pess will be complete success" This as
sumption Of what will be done is all very well,
but the public want to know what has been
done. The credit Of the American govern
ment does not need clap-trap announcements
10 sustain it. These may do for Wall street,
but not in the financial operations Of the gov
ernment of this great country.
The New York herald., 1871-11-07
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. u, Nov. I'll A. M.

WASHINGTON, ID. u, NOV. ii A. M
lNnops,s Jor the Past Tcenty-JUtr Hours.
The area Of high barometer which was Sunday
nighs on Lake Superior Is now centred In OHIO, with
northwesterly winds on Lake Ontario and the mid
Mo and cast Atlantic. Northeasterly winds have
prevailed on Lake Michigan and westward.
Clear weather and light winds have been
4enerally reported from the Southern and Gulf
states. Cloudy weather has prevailed from Lake
Ontario to Iowa. with falling temperature and very
light local snow or rain. The temperature con-
Snucs very low from New England westward to
Wisconsin.
PROBABILITIES.
= The barometer will probably rise from Connecticut
20 Georgia with northeriy winds and partially
Nioudy weather; remain stationary or fall with
Saoudy or threatening weather in northern New
England; aud the winds on the lakes very
! heneraIly diminish. To.nighrs reports are not
faceved from Lake superior, but dangerous winds
are not anticipated for our coasts on Tuesday.
The New York herald., 1871-11-07
MURDER IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. g. 1871.
Eariy this evening William II. OsKins residing at
AL South street-where he and his wife kept q
millinery staDishment-murdercd his wife. They
have lately lived unhappily and she repeatedly LEFT
him for day or two account OF his drunkenness.
She had been at ncr brother.ln-law's and her hus.
band on going there this evening. after q few
words, during which his wife SAID she intended TO
obtain divorce, ne drew revolver and shot her In
the head. He fired severa. other Shots one IN Inc
minutes. Oskins made no effort to escape and Is
now In CUSTODY. 1922 ~.~ -
The New York herald., 1871-11-07


The English newspapers have Of late
evinced disposition to adopt the American
practice of interviewing" distinguished
characters. In previous issue we copied tho
"intervicw" between the representative Of
the Bath Argus and the ex-Emperor. We now
have before us two other interviews with
Nspoleon-one with the reporter Of the Exeter
and Plymouth Gazette and the other with .
correspondent of the London Times. In these
recent interviews His Majesty disavows any
intention of engaging in plots or intrgues for
the restoration Of himself or his dynasty. He
says:-'T wrap myself in my right and my
resignation" and, strong in conscience, re-
strain s'the impatience Of some and despise
the treachery and the insult Of others" He is
opposed TO plots, believing that ''France
needs repose to enable her to recover from
her disasters" His appreciation of the Eng
lish people is thorough, and in unstinted terms
he expressed himself that if ever he returns TO
France he is ''in danger Of going back more
English than French" Napoleon, while
deeply interested in the progress OF events
In France, is not altogether absent to mat
ters in England, and from one of
The interviews we learn that His Majesty
has watched with considerable attention the
alleged rappr0chemsnt between the radical
workmen and the conservative peers. English
And French journalism is criticised in
manner not altogether complimentary to the
latter. In fact. he considered the French
press the maker of politics. Upon tho result
Of the late elections to the Conseis-G Generaux
Napoleon placed no Importance at all. The
influence that the Councils General exercised
over the electors amounted to nothing. In
fhis estimate Napoleon is at issue with Gam
beta, who, in recent letter to friend of
his. regarded these elections with considera-
ble degree of Importance. There are trou-
blous times in the immediate future. Europe,
ore long, will be convulsed with war, and
Napoleon is Of opinion that an alliance be-
tween France, England and Russia will become
Inevitable. How near correct the Man Of
Sedan is in this assertion time will reveal.
The New York herald., 1871-11-07

ST. LOU1s, NOV. ., ISfI.
counterfeiters, den few miles from Kansas
City was broken up last Saturday and John Riley and
Thomas Ballard were arrested; Harry Cole and
Josiah ID. Myer, the latter the leader OF the gang.
were captured. but escaped while the officers were
examining the house. The officers captured one
ii 900 national bank note plate, and one ~ pate,
two 40 plates four fifty cent plates Two sets ot en-
nrnyers tools ten transfer rolls and bed pieces two
Transfer and i've printing presses. $500 0i counter
felt bills and quantity OF uDrtc paper tne same as
used by the governments.
The New York herald., 1871-11-07
FRANCE.
The Bitterness Of Conquest Allsviated and Nego-
tiaions with Prussia Facilitated.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW York HERALD.

PARIS, Nov. 9. 1871.
Means have been adopted for putting an end 70
the difficulties existing between the Prussian sol.
diers composing the army Of occupation and the
citizens near whom they are quartered.
The disqutetudes arising from this cause which at
one time threatened to interfere with the negota-
tions Of the nnal treaty between France and Ger
many, win now be prevented, 1t Is believed. perma-
nently.
The New York herald., 1871-11-07
TIE WHALING FLEET DISASTER.

The Calamity TO the Whalers Predicted by
the Esqulmnux-The Warning Unheeded-
The Natives Robbing tho Abaudoncd Yes
sells.
SAN FRANCISCO CAL, Nov. 9. 1871.
The disaster winch oc Cured to the whaling fleet
fully predicted by the Esquimaux, but no atten-
tion was paid to The warning. The Esquimaux were
boarding the ships and carrying on everything OF
value to them when the crews abandoned their
vessels.
The New York herald., 1871-11-07
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Tburingia will leave this port on
Tuesday for Plymouth AMI Hamburg.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
OF half-past eleven O'Clock A. NJ.
The NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe
will be ready at half-past nine O'Clock in tho
morning.
Single copies In wrappers Tor mailing. six cents.
The New York herald., 1871-11-07
FATAL ACCIDENT.

An Irish sailor named John O'Brien, accidentally
fell from the rocks at Fortythird street and FIRST
avenue, distance OF fifteen feet, and received
severe Internal injuries. He was sent 10 Bellevue
Hospital In an ambulance.
The New York herald., 1871-11-07
Cochisc on the Warpnth-S6arp Battle Rt
Horseshoe Canon-What Peace Treaties
VIII, Indians are Worth.


SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Nov. 4, 1871.
A courier IRON Tucson, Arizona, TO Los Angeles.
reports that the Apaches, who murdered Richard
Barnes. near Camp Dowie, were overtaken at Horse
shoe CANON By Captain Russell and twenty soldiers,
and found posted In q secure position. sharp
battle followed. A citizen guide was killed and two
soldiers wounded. TWO horses were killed. The
Indians could not he dislodged. Captain Williams
re ports tnat the Indians were led In person by
CochIse. with whom Vincent Colyer Is SAID 10 have
made peace at Canada, Aamosa.
A quantity OF stock mas been stolen by the Apa-
ches from settlers near Tucson, since the treaty
or peace OF Vincent Colycr, and found on the
Apaches reservation at Camp Grant and recovered.
Eight OF the Camp Grant Reservation indians, who
were indicted for the murder Of settlers by United
States Grand Jury, disappeared from the reserva-
tion just before the officers reached there with the
warrants for their arrest.
Advlccs from southern Arizona state snas ragn
OF terper exists there. Tine Indians and SoAoriass
are plundeTing trains ana ranches ana escaping
into Mexico with their plunder.
Immensely rIcn silver mines were atscoyeresl
elght miea from Prescott ana the wseie papdls-
ton ore rlshlnG out y secure clhmA
The New York herald., 1871-11-07
FIRE IN CANAL STREET,

fire broke out IN Canal street this morning at
about halfpa twelve o'clock In the Adiustab,e
Ruile Company's. Damage $1,000; insurance not
vet known.
The New York herald., 1871-11-07
ENGLAND.

The Movement to America Industrial Emigra-
ton and Relief Contributions-The Ex-
pedition Of the Astronomers
The New York herald., 1871-11-07

LONDON, ontario, Nov. 9, 1871.
| Moorhead's furniture factory and residence also
small cabinet shop, were totally destroyed by llre
tonight throwing over one hundred mechanics out
0f employment. M0orhead's Insurance. la 100000.
The total loss Is over 100000
The New York herald., 1871-11-07
DOMINION OF CANADA.

Am6flCNI NIsHtu0 ScUOOucr NO"uUusHCu W u
Halifax Court.
HALIFAX, N. s., Nov. Q, 1871
In the Vice Admiralty Court to-day Chief Justice
HounR gave his decision In the OF the American
pchooner J. II. Nickerson, seized while procuring
bait IN the north bay The vessel and contents were
condemned, but it is thought improbable that the
government will enforce the decree
h Inc steamship HISTORIAN, from Liverpool, arrived
t0-day, and the briganne Mirclla, which lett hero
On saturday Tor jamaica, has put back with main
The New York herald., 1871-11-07

A.-Jehn r. Simonds, 81 Maiden Lano, WIN
tell you he OF rheuna atsm and pain By
WATTS NERVOUS ANTIDOTE.
The New York herald., 1871-11-07
FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 8, 1871.
the Honorable Joshua Van Sanat took ONCE and
10pumed the dudes Of hayor OF thls city te-aav.
The New York herald., 1871-11-07

For Throat Dtseases nud Ancrfi0us of tho
chest "BROwN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES' are OF vaiue
For coughs irritation of the throat caused by cold
exeron oil the vocal In speaking In public
singing they produce beneficial results.
The New York herald., 1871-11-07

A.-Citixcns aud Strangers who Desire .
tasty elegant HAT OF superior quality should call ~ A
PESSCuElD'S. Manufacturer, ils Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1871-11-07

AngclEs Turkish Baths, Lexington AvennOV
corner Twenty.ff,h eetFurnshed Rooms exceIeue
able: dinner at at q gcntiemon's baths day and nghts
ad!cs' Turkish and electric baths day and EVENING"
The New York herald., 1871-11-07

Genuine Imported Champs gne by the Dezen
bottles at moderate rate Address for eight days Pk
son, Herald oficc.
The New York herald., 1871-11-07

Udoipho Wolfe,s Celebrated scnclnsm
noun,S AROMATIC ScHEfDAM SCiiNArPS, OF Udolpho
Wolfe New York. hAz resulted IN frequent attempts OF a.a
at counierfetinS BY persons who wish 70 ma san sam
for On inferior sriicle This wonderful dreo n. oe~
Sonrv "a the purcst mcdcnAl restorative offered toe sale
fsi up qs ONT bostes end Tor sae By VI dFuss$
end sroccSe
The New York herald., 1871-11-07

Baschelor's Hair Dve-rhs Bc-t In tbs
world the only perfect dye harmless rcsb instantaneous
At all druggists.
The New York herald., 1871-11-07

a-EngIand n RepubIic.-gec.nt Adviccs Poine
TO the fact that sooner later probably much
will become republic, and that the fair paid for
win enable every laborns man, well every ords
to wear a Hat purchased Of KNOX, zig Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-11-07

For Diam0nds, Watches nnd JeweIry &c
10 GEORGE G. ALLEN. Sf1 Broadway, near Fourtcenth
street. Diamonds bought.
The New York herald., 1871-11-07

A.-Herriug's Patons
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l Broadway, corner Murray WcsS
The New York herald., 1871-11-07

Royal Havaun Lettery.--The HIGHEST lsafos,
paid for Doubloons, all kinds OF Gold AMI Stver
TAYLOR CO., BANKERS, u Wall x.rsss, New FORK.
The New York herald., 1871-11-07

For "a Warm, iC0scy Room In Winter, Use
R0EBUcK's WEATHER STRIPS, 5s Fulton street. meas
M
The New York herald., 1871-11-07

Gcnts' mud Boys Hnss.-Ali tho New styles.
Moderate prices wARNoCK & CO., 5l9 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-11-07

s.PiIxe,s T0Othacie Drops, Cure iu Onc MIN
nte.-IllLL'S HAIR DYE black brown, Only 50 cents
The New York herald., 1871-11-07

The Weather In the City Yesterday.
The following record win snow the changes in the
Temperature Tor the past twenty-four hours In CON-
xsrison with the corresponding day OF last year, as
{ndicaled by the thermometer ut Hudnut's Phar.
macy, HERALD building. corner OF Ann street,
The New York herald., 1871-11-07

Tho Wilson shuttle sewing Mashine-Tno
best and chespes rs, machines In he world; prce
from xllio 3iJJ; cssy payments SAesroonJi Broai~S
The New York herald., 1871-11-07

adoro,s Hair Dye has Equal In the
world; tis safest reliable OF any Sold evory
The New York herald., 1871-11-07
q Wolfe,s Celebrated schcida q

Tho Troy, ". ", Tiaze~ Says the sprishisy ~
Ioox az many OF older ccns Is owing s0iey 20 sns
or HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR hANH"hS
The New York herald., 1871-11-07

A.-l'hn!Om's New Perfumes,
III LOVE YOUw
and "WHITE ROSE"
The New York herald., 1871-11-07

zvorage temperature yesteruay 3I1
isss xsar. ....................... 81
The New York herald., 1871-11-07
GEORGIA LEGISLATURE.

Ex-tsovernor EnIlock DenOunccd-His Du.
pIicity shown Up.
The New York herald., 1871-11-07
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.

lfnilNu Oper0-ssFaUst.v
Nilsson repeated her greatest r5le Marguerite, In
"faust,n last night, before an immense audience,
at the Academy. We have already spoken OF this
wOndrOus impers0nation and need only say now
that she added fresh wreath to the laurels she
gained on Wednesday last. It Is In characters Of
this kind that the genius OF the Swedish Nightingale
shines FORTH and are OF opinion that she should
entirely avoid such light sparkling roles as Martha,
Zerlina others Of that class as they do not per-
NIT her to display that extraordinary command OF
passion and patnOs thar she possesses to such an
eminent degree. or the other artists In the cast
Miss Cary, and especially M. Janet, are deserving
OF high praise. The latter was the MeDhlstO OF the
tones and actions were eminentv satanic. On
"Wednesday "a Traviata" will be repeated, and,
Friday, "Martha." Is IL possible In any OF these
operas to give 1t least new set Of scenery ana
some freshened up c0stumess
Stadt Thenter-Wnchtel in "Les Hugnen0ts.''
The pressure on our columns precludes the poss-
bity Of giving at present detailed criticism OF the
performance OF Meyerbeers chez d9urrc. Lies
Huguenots," at the Stadt last night Sunlce 1t to
say that wachtes Raoul Is the best OF all his roles.
and IT made quite a Juror last evening. Never was
his magnificent voice heard to better advantage,
and the applause that greeted him OF the most
enthusiastic KIND Madame Ltchtmay sang and
acted the great roe OF Valentine with her usual
spirit and Mile. Canlssa made an effective M9rgaret
OF Vaois The rest Of the cast, the chorus and
chanlcal part or the opera do not call for COmmenda
tton But OF this moro anon.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-23

"well, neighbOr IL, are you going East
.kis season.
Don't think shall; that trip last year rather
nd re mp"
"You 1i5a't 90 By the Broad Guags Erie-Rail-
say. then, did you,"
NO. sir If I had, I'd have been happy man
to-day
q Why, how's that"
Well. In the first place, 81 had gone ty the
Erie shouId have reached New York in season to
~ another line, several hours late, and lost
Thousands Of dollars by it,"
"You rec.llset my advice before you started
don't yous''
yes; and Z wish had followed IL. why, am
fsid that the Erie are a foot wider than those
In ordinary use. and that man can live in them
Goth night and day, jest comfortably as he can
at the Sherman OF the Calf House."
"a Ties. and get inst good and regular meals at
fh~ Compsny's hotels along the line"
"Thsf's item, for I always get hungry in
TRAVELLING. But where do you connect with these
Erie co.ebesi I might take norton to run on
East before long, for they say It's alone worth the
price ola ticket to see the Drawing Room Cars"
"They run four Daily Express Trains. starting
from Cincinnati. from Cleveland, from Dunkirk,
from EuTalo and from Rochester. and running
fhrvush without change to New York You can
take the Broad Guag- cars at either of these points
and in either will have view Of such scenery
yen never saw before in your life, unless you've
been to switzerland
No. i never have, but I going to New
York BY the Erie Railway the first week can
spare, and shall take my whole family along
Where do you buy the tickets,"
Oh, anywherel All the principal ticket agents
throughout the West and South have them for sale
Our agent here says he has all he can do to supply
the demand"
docs he7 Well, TN hurry over to the depot
rseko. and invest right away. Good day, SIR
Oct lsftf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-23
OBITUARY

On the evening o. the 18th inst, MIS-.
DINAH ELLIOTT, in the 10Th year of her
age.
The deceased was born In the year
l79G-emigrated to GAINESVILLE Ohio at the
age OF Is years, and at the age of 20 she
connected herself with the Baptist Church,
soon after which, she was joined in mar
rage to James Elliott. In 1926 she with
her family emigraied to Delphi Ind, at
which place ana time, she and her hus-
band reunited with the Baptist Church.
and lived a very highly respected and
worthy member. In 1876 they with their
family consisting of five sons and one
daughter, moved to this county. She has
since buried her husband and one son.
There being no regular organized Baptist
church in this place, they did not connect
themselves with any other branch of the
church, but during this interval she was
FIRM and mistaken in her faith in the
christian religion, and in her last hours
she expressed strong. hopes that she
would soon exchange this life of sorrow
and affection, for an eternal inheritance e
in that better Kingdom.
Rest. Mother, rest in peac,
Until the reign Of death shall cease.
Saviour, then, oh bid her rise
To realms Of bliss beyond the skies.