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TeLECRApHlc NEWS ITEMS.

Miss Hanan, aged forty years. of Holman street. PAdei
phia committed suicide yesterday by cutting her throat
The Univcsaist church Hyannis Mass was struck by
lightning yesterday morning and entirely consumed.
Loss 80 GOJ.
10 New Hampshire the hay crop of present season
greater than last year.
James Z. Kelly rough of the worst character stabbed
and killed Charles Rozenfe sailor Ia Buffalo, Thurz-
day night
The straw paper manufacturers OF Columbia county, New
York. consequence OF the high prica of material and low
time for the coming year, dating LIST OF October
Professor Ooe who made balloon ascension from Os-
weao July landed In safety the follow Irish
Creek Canada, ninety miles from the st. Lawrence River
His balloon Is q perfect wreck.
Two men or Lynn, Mass died yesterday eating raw
which they ha dug on chelsea beach Two other
were seriously affected, but win probably recover.
heavy wind and rain passed over Portsmouth
Oho thursday evening" unroone the Catholic school house.
tho herman Presbyterian churvh and the County JAIL
Cyrus Wakefield Of Boston, has given 5000 to Harvard
Cole FOR tho erection OF recitation hail. with
ries, to be called Wakefield Hail.
r. S. Gilmore will leave Boston for Europe q few DAYS
national jubilee which to hold In Boston
june
The Injunction Boston AMI Maine Railroad vs.
the Portland Saco and Portsmouth Railroad deci led In
Portland yesterday morning IN favor Of the Boston
Maine Railroad.
turns received at the Agricultural Department show de.
creased productive capacity the growth OF cotton
million and half acres, and falling of OF the crop,
compared with last year, of twentyhrec per cent.
Governor Palmer, OF Illinois, yescrtsy issuei proclama
ton calling for special State on November
resignation OF Johu A. Logan who has elected Uacd
States Senator.
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PORT or NEW YenK, JULY Z, is,
CLEARED.

Steamship City If Brussels or. Kennedy. Interpolation
Steamship City of Limerick (Br, Jameson. Liverpool
steamship Oceanic tBr, Thompson Liverpool via Queens.
town. HYDE Sparks.
steamship The Queen (Rr). Thomas, Livcpool-Y W
Steamship Australia tBr), Hedderwick, Gs.gow-I,en.
Steamship City Merida Deakeu Vera Cruz and Sian,
via Havana-F Alexandra Sons.
stcsmshn Nereus 6earse. Boston--n Dlmock
Bar Routh, Martin. London -Thos Dupham's Neph.
CIV 4 Co.
Bark Hattie N fBr). Parker. Cork-Heney 4 Parker
Bark Gelon (Norl Leverson, Cronstaot--Funch Edge
Bark Star Of Hope (Br). Petersen. Tobias
Son.
, Bark Rebecca Caruana, Liescgsng, Havana-wayden 4
Bark Monela Fosset, New Orleans-N II Brigham.
Brig Bride DBL Brooke London Boyd Hincken,
Brig Ellen Maria, Hoxe, Caiiz-S Loud Co
Brig Mercsde Dr. Fisher. st John. NBBowrug Archi-
bald.
schr Impulse. Curtis st Kits and MaracaIbo-Penson
schr Vincent White, Robertson ST John, NIP Nev,us
4 Son.
scbr Cspels, Newcomb, Dorchester MP Nevius 4
Son.
schr Sarah Bowen, Fisoer. Wilmington Nc z Powc,
sehr Bushnell. Mayo, Alexandria, Va Bentley Miller
schr Bramhal, Hamilton. Cslsis-John Boyn,ons Son
schr Race Horse. Tupbes Newburypor.- weinberg
Schr Wildife Bcarsc. Gouceser-BJ WEINBERG.
Schr John Randolph, Robbins New Redfort-ferguson 4
Wood.
schr Dart. Williams, Stanford.
Steamer Y Biddie, McCue, Philadelphia
Steamer II Utec, DAVIS, Phla delpLia-
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A. Belmont entered Oh. I. Nellie James, by Dollar,
dam Fleur des Champs, 4 years OLD, W lbs ~ DIR


After few breaka.ways the horses had toler.
ably even send.0f. Doctor having the best of it,
Romance second, Conductor tnird, OrtOlan fourth,
the censor tly fifth, Judge Durcll sixth, Gao sew.
enth and Bee Meade last. Gong around The lower
turn Ortoan ran TO the front, Conductor second,
Gao third, JuoRe Dureli fourth Romance 1itth the
Censor lilly sixth, Doctor seventh and Belle Meade
eighth. They ratified SHARPLY up the hOmestretch,
and as they passed the stand Ortolan was still
In 'front.' Gao second, Judge Dureli third, Eo-
nance fourth. Doctor NTH, Conductor sixth the
Censor Dily seventh and Belle Meade eighth.
GONG around the upper turn Ortolan led one length
Gao and Judge Durell second aud third. head
aud head, Conductor fourth, Doctor nftn Romance
sixth, the Censor fiiy seventh ana Belle Mea,ie as
before. Gong down the backstretoh Judge Durell
ran into second place and forced tolan until at the
three quarter poie when head and head, the Judge
began u quit, and OrtOa2 led into the hoDesretch
two lengths. The other horses were well spread out
at this tine. Just al this moment Conductor was cut
loose anu he was seen coming with q rush,
S an% to tho stand a neck and shoulder
Judge Dureil came In third, ana the rest follow ea
on, several lengths apart. Romance was fourth,
Ductor ftn, the Censor Oily sixth, Gao seventh aad
Belle Meade eighth. Time 2:43. When the jockey OF
Conductor WAS taken to scale he was found
among the hackers OF Conductor and Ortoian. The
birdie OF Conductor and everything he haa on him
had TO be brought 10 scale, and finally,
with the allowance made Ia the rules, Couduc
tor was awarded the race. much to the comfort OF
the hackers OF The aorse VINO won heavily on the
suit as Conductor sold In the pools at very low
figure.
There will be three races today, the sport com.
mencing With q hurdle race, to be followed by q
three ME dash, and the meeting will be brought TO
q close with q race for the Monmouth Se1ue stakes
Tor tiree-yeaI- Uids, two miles
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THE INDIANS.
Proposed Return oi the Kt.kapoo Tribe
from Mexico to Their Res1rvation In the
Indian Territory.


Proposed Return oi the Kt.kapoo Tribe
from Mexico to Their Reservation In the
IMdian Territory.
WAsHiNaroN, July I, 1871.
The Secretary Of the Interior to-day received from
the War Department copy OF the report of Major
Bliss. commanding the Twenty NTH Infantry al
Fort Duncan, Texas, relative TO the proposed re-
moval OF the KIckapOo tribe Of Indians in Mexico
10 the Kickapoo reservation In the indian Territory
In the United States These Indians emlgrated from
the United States several years ago. ana have
SINCE been In the habit OF frequently cross
ing the border to commit depredations,
ana afterwards finding safety aud refuge In Mexico.
MAJOR Bliss. on Nay ~, proceeded, with the Indian
chiefs-to Santa Rosa Mexico. near winch place he
met Chino one OF the chiefs. and about one hun.
dred kickapoos. After waiting six days for other
principal chiefs TO como IN, ard finding 1t uncertain
the 9Th Of June to Fort Duncan. lie reports that he
has received letter from Commissioner Miles,
dated Santa Rosa, which the latter STA es that
chieI Wahpah. Tor whom he was waiting had not
up to that time made his appearance. MAJOR Bliss
adds:-
On my arrival at Santa learned that the Mexican
aud had $4,000 to expended for them From what saw
and heard while Santa Rosa large number k!ckapoo
men and women of tribe anxious the United
only chief OF importance that with, friendly
opposed to leaving Mexico. shunan Jose the chief OF
reservation but his tribe would called the
Alcaie 1T Santa Rosa oalc ally, and informed by
OF the Mexican authorities assist the Kcka-
and had never received Any OF any kind
chiefs who accompany them will remain in Santa
Rosa until something definite can be ascer AIMED.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD srN

hEPcHfEp BY THH HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
days WITH Cotton a%ary co. ss heS %ss wea Is
weston Tor Liverpool and her again I'd nst In lat 80 H.
and passesseis TO Murray: FERRIS 4 Co. WIN muse
and m Sgn and H1sss IN hG
Steamship Fanta, posne, PHILADELPHIA with mdse to the
r snip .m1 so%sq. r1s@sD c,rSg With railway
weather e the Banks from themes 20 days, with variable
ship Witch bot" Of ths Wave Bachelor u.nape Island March
@ w a"m = sn @
tae equator June q IS Days strong gales
MY Sua:
HAT 's lon $s " e.shsased ssnsI. with ship showing
" lon ~ ~ bark Marathon bound S. The witch of the
4; ST Sss VIII"
sa s s ao s Coos s.s iy win fruit to
Bark Gusta1o SNG], Koop rio Grande May Il, with hides
Bark caygso whl.nOrc Arrcyo, PR 10 days. with sugar
to Iasemcyer Brann. Had LIGHT and can,s AZ
with sugar TO master Had light winds; days north o.
Eng Georgc Harris Manson s. Johns, Pr 10 days, with
sugar and nossses TO ordervosse! 10 Enck Co. Had
ss Sos ;, Sa Peters, sassc Pr Es
ugI,t winds and thick FOG ,ince passing haner,s-
s agps y s Ia f Eso snE n days. with
Brg Antilles, Dads,ru, Cabar-n II days with molssses,
20 Miller Hough,on. Had light soutoeriy winds days
NORTH OF Hatterss
Brig Calico Bucknan Caibarien n days. with sugar 10
CcDaos weasel 20 Thompson Hunter. Had weather
and been DAYS north OF Hat.eras
brig Mercedes (br, Hill Ccnfuegos 20 DAYS, with
and iloasses, TO Fowler Jova Had gh, winds and line
weather.
Brig ATM, ante lsp ausnabens, Havana 10 days. In bal
Last 10 PUG x Co.
Guiding star, Freehey, Matanzas II days, with
iassps, to Thompson Hunter Had light castrry winds
schr Chas Moody Abbot, Para II days. with rubber, &C.
TO Eurdctt 4 Pond.
sctr frairie BIRD ,sn CowcI pemsrsra 10 days, with
sugar, Cranda Beriaur Go. Had hne weather; days
north of Halieras.
Schr staples, Lord, Kingston. ia, - days. With
OgwooJ. &c, 20 a n Solomon Gov ssel to Oliver Bryan
noi1h Hstteras June 26 OF Havana, spoke brig ner
cedcs from Cienfurgos for New York. 2h, In Straits OF
Florida, saw park LablrBa, bound north
sobr McKown Parsons, Cat Island days, with pine
apples 10 houiell Bartow--yessel TO y W enbefg.
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. middle weight pionde. "where would we have
been TO-DAY, my fellow countryme3. II 1t had not
been for the teachings OF suct men as Madison,
Hamilton, Jefferson, Jackson and Adamss They
were men OF the valley Forge stamp. When shall
but for all time. And appeal to you, my fellow citi
zens SHAH We not rally rs democrats, remembering
the resolutions OF les and vote early and oitenr AS
guam nan pdF0tus Noto me tanges'e. sic transit
gloria Usand."
The clambaSe and the races combined were fes-
terday a great success. Mr.. Chalnbcrin SAID that
he as naDpy 10 have lived 10 see the sun OF Auser
litz SHINE down on Monmouth Park for one IN enty-
four hours.
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Shipping Notes.

shipping Notes.
The steamship Tho Republic OF Tho White Star l,ne
launched at Belfast Ireland the Juiy She 10
the third s,eAuship of this line.
Marine Disasters.
SHIP GOLDEN Pierce, Bray. from Boston July l for
Bombay put into Halifax night Of the 9th with her
lower hold On the 9th the FIRE engines had employed
without and II might become necessary to scue
the vessel the Is owned by VIM Weld Co, Of Bos
and laden with cargo shipped by the Tu
dor Coz
BARK hvrSr.G STAN tBrl from Savannah for Liverpool
which nut Into - Georges B.nnuta. In distress mag
port Of destination IN ballast, Her cargo forward
ed by another vessel
New York which pu. into 81 Georses bermuda. NoS a. In
distress. renanedss'h alt to sail IN or days for Lon.
BRIG LIZZIE BrIlses, ashore Noman's Land, was
for SIS scSr Planter Baker Al vinesara Haven aadsa
with earse save ron the Lizzie Billing. mas secured
Boston. '''' p''O''' 70
BRIO Jons HusT. HINT, from Ardro.,,n ieh un for
condition, and With cargo damaged; viii 10 discharge
for repairs.
ut reports, May The pa.saG. from, rso 70 81
J sSl NewoundsnS Easssi within cable length Of
fore aud mannass still lying on her decks The wreck
met her So%Ss with hs'sss:
on ana 70 al the vessel had no been long
mako ont %sms i az a
Ss. ana Tor ''' three previous days nick log had pre-
scgn suceEss tqf New Loneen) ran into schr Mary A
Loughery of fhiaderhs OF the upper end OF Backwels
Island. yesterday afternoon about ~ O'Clock, and the
latter schooner, which loaded with coal. bound from
Eizahcihpor for Bridgeport. soar Success dam
aged much.
,sona CLARA JENKrss iBr) Frsbie, from Maehils for
Miragcane, before reported nj II Georges Bermuda
res has been abandoned, ard TO be sold by auction
S9lh uit
Som ALLEN Lgw,s Baltimore Bosion, with coal
whic. put into Norfolk sch ul l-aky Ga.
and the leak discovered In the rud1ei casing WAS
paired and proceeded Tor destination SOh.
SoHe Asa BLURIpeE Bshrt, winch won, ashore on Kny
Largo IN the hurricane Of Oct f5 got arrived al
Key West 9Th inst
sIEATR HERCULES, lately ashore at Georgetown, DC,
has been thoroughly repaired the government way at
dayy.
sTKAMrk cnrsArrAKE Oce boat, which sunk In Chess
peaSe Bay WI be fased The machinery N being got out
ana &c ivcred In Batmorc the hull 10 said to be much
burned. and requires handing with care.
ALrxANDrIA, Va, July "a coal schr reported aground
10 NanJemoy Reach, with lighter alon sside.
LosnoN. July C. The scsmer Gambia has been totally
wrecked IN Asoa Bay, Cih No details have been re.
e'ived The Dsnb,, Graham an hon stenmer of $50
ons built at Newcastle, IN $780, owned BY Lafort, or
Liverpool, and RANKED Al II.
Miscellaneous.
Purscr wildrnnn OF the stcawsb'r Leo. from ssvan
nah, has our thauks for fsvora
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WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF The CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON, July ST. A. M.

synopsis for the Past Ttoenty.folV Hours.
The barometer has fallen at the Pacific and Rocky
Mountain stations. IL has risen since Thursday
night very generally east Of the Mississippi,
but Is now again falling In Wisconsin
The urea Of lowest pressure which was
Thursday night over Lake Ontario IL now
east OF Maine. The highest pressure
continues to remain the extreme Atlantic coast.
The temperature has fallen decidedly on Lakes
Ontario and Superior. 1t has risen In Missouri
and Iowa Fresh westerly winds have
prevailed IN the Middle and Easie IN
States sf:er the slight disturbance Thursday night,
ami brisk winds are now reported from New York
city. Light ana variable winds now prevail on the
lakes. The barometer has fallen this afternoon,
with brisk winds from the south and east,
In Iowa and Minnesota, and nigh southeriy winds
are now reported. A severe storm, OF comparatively
small extent, Is probably advancing through the
Northwest.
PROBABILITIES.
No material change Is Indicated for the country
south or the Ohio River Pleasant weather
VIII probably continue In the Middle and
Western States. soutneasterly winds aud falling
barometer viii probably extend tonight from Lakes
Huron and Superior westward, and the storm In the
northwest be especially felt on Lake Superior by
Saturday morning.
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Fra, Beat. -Lyttelton was first away Susan Ann
second, Hamburg third ana Cncothe fourth. AZ
they passed around the upper turn Lyttelton was
length aud a bali ancad OF susan Ann, who was
half "A length In 'front.' OF Hamburg Cbiliicorhe well
UP. Going down the backsiretch all the horses
made strike for LyttctoD but they could not mead
him, AMI when they passed the half-uiile pole the
race 10y between Hamburg and Lyte ton. These two
raced sharply around the lower urn hut the
more that Hamburg pressed Iy,telton the less
were MS chances VI taking The lead. When Lytte.
t0n entered the houesreich Hamburg was two
lengths behind Cncothe and Susan Ann side and
side six lengths Iurlher or Hamburg tried his
best up the stretch. but 9Th, little 'unu kept MIN m
MS place. and came home an easy winner OF the
neat by two lengths, In 1914. Hamburg was eight
lengths in 'front.' OF susan Ann, who was Two lengths
iD advance OF Chicothe.
Stcol,d Hfd'.--Lyrelton took the lead susan Ann
second, ChliiIcothc third HnmnurR fourth. Going
round the urn Susan Ann made a dash and ran 10
the 'front.' rapidly. aud NJ the tnrceqnsrter pole was
eight lengths 10 front % Lyp zion ADJ Cbllllcohe,
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The twoyear-olds had beautiful start, Malta
Jumping away FIRST, Hubbard second, Experience
oaks third and the King Lear lilly fourth Before
going one hundred yards Malta overtaken by
Hubbard and Experience OAKS and they ran head
aud head down the backstrcch and around the
lower turn, with the King Lear nlv IN the rear. She
DID nos up with the other two hen they made
tie attack Malta. As the three leaders entered
the homestrctch there vas no difference between
them out when the driving began Hubbard came
away like n stout racer, and 21o yards from nome
put the matter beyond doubt. They all used whip
and spur at the noinestretch, but Hubbard had the
strength to carry him through IN triumph. He won
by Two lengths Experience Oaks second, two lengths
ahead OF Malta, who was three lengths III advance
OF The King Lear ally. Time OF the dash, 20.
TIiE SECOND RACE.
THE AME3ICrs CLUB PURSg-S2, 800, for all ages,
mile meats best three in five; the contribution Of
the Americas Club; the rst horse TO receive ST. 750
tue seooad horse to receive $500 and the third horse
$3.50.
u. J. Grouse entered b. c. Chnlicothe,
by Lexington, dam Lila, years Old. 2
H. p. McGrath entered u. T. susan Anu,
by Lexington, dam RoxaIia, years
Old. .........................3 /
Jchn Harper entered b. c. Lyttelton, by
bennington, dam Fanny HOitou, 4
years old. ..........................1 2
Taylor Page entered b. c. Hamburg, by
Lexington, dam by Alex Churchill. 4
years Oo... ..........................2
Time, la7 -l:4sx-l:iSx-l:50.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

r
A RsoIVTE DIVORCES Lg0ALLi OBTAINED FROM
n the Courts OF different sta.,s No puJiciiy ADVISE
FREQ Npary irbc AMI Com n ssiJner Or state.
Fixing, Couasplor-atL'w, BOB 5roaiway
BARGAINS IN TEAS, FLOUR, GROCERIES, AND Pro
visions. Dceirrs All fenlbes save 20 cant NJ
THOMAS X. AGNES' ~ $50 GrccnSicn stres- New YORK
DHEUMhrIsM CAN DE CURED WITH ELIAS RHEu-
IL fnAtic Remedies One trial VIII convince the sufferer
Patients treated jsiy from to gratis 65 broadway
THE NEWARK MISUNDERSTANDING PORTRAITS
i will be given Ia tho SUNDAY COURIER OF Olive,
Spencer Haistesd Mary Il. Wilson and George Bots the
actors IN tue Newark tragedy Price o.. For Gale by Nj
the nevsslcnta
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An Abstract Comparison of the Month Of
,Inne lar fl,c Ycaxs gym N nj Cyl

Jn1c tor tue Years 1870 and 1871
In 1870 the mean temperature was 1878 degrees;
the maximum was "a degrees ct four p. NJ. on the
2stb; the minimum was 55.5 agrees at three A. M.
on the lith. The wind travelled 4,675 miles. Rain
fell on thirteen days during the month, having a
duration OF 2 days 10 hours and 40 minutes, the
total amount OF water being 2s2 inches,
In ls1l the mean temperature was $50 degrees;
the maximum was so degrees at i've p. NJ. ON the
Ath the mInimum was 5S.7 degrees at -four A. NJ on
the 30th. Tie wind travelled 1850 miles; rain fell
Oh ten days during the mouth, having Is duration Of
DAYS IL bors aud 40 minutes, tue total amount or
water being 7.02 inches
10 viii ne seen by the above statements that the
maximum temperature for 1870 was At the end Of
The month, While that for 1871 was at the beginning
There we're two and a half times more rain In 1871
than 1870. This. on New YORK island, is equivalent
TO about seven hundred and ninetysix millions VI
gallons more OF wafer than IN 1870. II would Ill
The Distributing Reservoir at fOrty.secOpd street
aud Fifth vvenUe abopt fcrty tines
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The Weather IN This CITY Yesterday.

Tine weather In THIS City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes tenpers
tue for the twenty -four hours comparison with
corresponding day OF last Indicated thormom-
e,er at Hudnurs Pharmacy. HERALD Building, corner Of
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S SHIPPING NEW

Almanac iOr New York rhis Day.
Sun rises. ..... 4 36 Moon rises ..eve II 43
Sun sets. ....... Z SO High water. ...eve 10
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK POn TIM
MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST.
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n'orage temperature ycsternay M
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last year, 81
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Capt Dearborn, OF steamship Loo Savannah 30th ~
from New York. reports that the Frying Pan anshp when
he passed her, WAS within mile OF her former posons
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-11-10

the very thing-the love of which is
"the root of all evil'-the coin itself
and in amount sufficient to liquidate
the entire balance of the note. The
honest man was in high glee as he adj
vanced his palm containing the glitter
ing metal.
Stanberry sat motionlcss and musing
few moments, when he observed:
"My good friend, you owe me nothing.
Yours was my first case. You have a
hard struggle to care for those whom
God has confided to you for theirsup-
port. Restore the money to your purse.
| would not part with that note for the
best farm in Fairfield county,
At this time Stanberry was safely
across the Rubicon, and had won friends,
clients and money; and the motives for
this strange decision OF the lawyer was
one too complex for the honest yeoman
to understand; and after urging paw
ment in vain, he retired, puzzled, and
sorrowing
| That note-now nearly half century
old-Henry Stanberry regards as one OF
| the most precious souvenirs he has
gathered during his life time. And why
should he not cherish this footprint so
curiously stamped upon the lowest
round of that ladder, that has conducted
him to fame so honorable? On the
parting last mentioned with his old
client-"old" it may be said, because
they were both older by nearly three
years than they were at their first meet.
ing-Mr. Stanberry had almost ceased
to practice before Justices courts, and
was approaching, with rapid strides, the
distinguished rank in his profession
which he now holds. II. S. X.
Toledo. Nov. 9TH, 1871.
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BRIEF TELEGRANTS.

A ministerial crisis is reported in Bo-
livia.
Boston also wants the next Republi-
can National Convention.
The Ku Klux leaders now in South
ern jails are not to be released on bail.
Forty-two insurance companies have
succumbed to the Chicago fire.
The Methodist churches of Rochester
on Sunday raised 81 300 for the Chicago
Methodists.
Judge Laird, OF the Circuit Court at
Evansville, decides that the Indiana fee
and salary bill is void, so far as it relates
to county officers, because 1t viol ates
the constitutional provision for equality
of taxation by indirectly taxing those
officers
The Newport & Cincinnati Bridge
Company asks $4,000 damages against
the latter place on account of the inter-
terence OF police to stop the construc-
ton OF the bridge approaches at Kilgour
street.
A special dispatch from Washington
says it is asserted asserted on the au-
thority of Senator Poole that President
Grant has determined to declare mar
tial law throughout the entire South, in
consequence of the continued outrages.
Rio Janeiro advices to October 8th
give the full text of the emancipation
bill. Itfrees all children born of slaves
after its date, and all slaves of the Gov
ernment, numbering 200 ;and establish
es an emancipation fund for the benefit
of existing slaves. The Government was
congratulated by all foreign ministers,
and fluctuations are pouring in from all
parts of Brazil. Already there is evil
dence of movement among the own
ers in the direction of converting slaves
into free tenant farmers, or freeing them
upon condition of few years service.
Indian agent Gibson represents that |
there are over 800 white trespass-
ers from Kansas on the new Usage Res
ervation. The surveyors recently sent
to the Usage country to fix the line at |
SO degrees, made the line fourmiles west
of the previous official survey, by which
the choicest lands on Valley Cone river
will be taken from the Osages, thuspush-
ing the Indians upon a mountainous
region. The Administration has directed
that for the present the Indians shall
not be disturbed.