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The New York herald., 1871-09-26
TIE WHARTON POISONING CASE.
Mrs Wharton Ill and Not Arraigned for Trial
Medical Certificate to tho Baltimore Court

BALTIMORE. Sept. 25 1871.
As tho session Of che Criminal Court progresses
interest increases in the several capital that
awaiting trial, and each days sitting is attended
by large crowds OF people anxious TO listen to the
details OF the cases as they arc presented The
noted case of Mrs. L. G. Wharton Is watched with
especial care by the entire community. and scarcely
whisper In relation thereto escapes the oicials OF
the Criminal Court that does not by some means
find its way to the public ear and although the case
Is guarded with strict care ana everything Is
sought TO be excluded from the scrutiny
of the public, vet when, on Saturday,
Judge Gilmore gave the order for her
arragnment on Monday, the fact leaked out. and
this morning large audience gathered at the scs-
sion Of the Criminal Court to witness II possible
the proceeding OF arraigning this lady who has so
lately come into notorlety IN connection with the
death OF General W. S. Ketcham.
SCENE IN COURT.
The Court was convened as usual and began It's
business. For AN hour the crowd were all anxiety,
watching every moment to see the lady brought in
and arraigned for the terrible crime with when she
stands charged. The Court continued in session
until twelve NJ, when 1t adjourned until to morrow
and the crowd dispersed much disappointed.
POSTPONED FOR CAUSE.
Soon after the adjournment OF the Court the cor
respondent OF the HERALD found that the arragn-
mcnt OF the lady had been postponed upon the all
vice OF her physicians, and obtained the following
Court
To His Honor JUDGE uILMoEE Criminal Court Of the City
OF BALTIMORE
The undersigned having examined Mrs t Wharton. nnd
be endangered having appear at this time before the
Court and In consideration of her delicate health we
earnestly reccommcd Your Honor allow her short
week. for recuperA,n At the end OF that time there
is to believe sue would be able to meet her arraign
ment before the Court.
We are with the highest respect obedient servants
RICHARD NCSHEkRY, NJ. D.,
Attending Physician to Mrs. Wharton.
J. w. HOUCK, NJ. D..
Physician Of Baltimore City jail.
BALTIMORE, Sept. "a, 1871.
CALM AND COMPOSED.
On Saturday Mr. w. F. Mckewen, clerk OF the
Criminal Court, transmitted to the jail the order for
arraignment and although Mrs. Wharton was quite
Ill then, and sti Is, she appeared perfectly COM
posed when notified that she would appear this
morning ana seemed willing to have the case pro-
ceeded with but her physician deemed It best That
q short delay should be had on account or her ply
steal condition, and therefore the note TO Judge
Gilmore.
The case has been postponed indefinitely; but will,
most likely. be taken up next week, when she Will
be arraigned but will probably not be tried before
the lst OF November.
Her daughter remains constantly with her mother,
cheering her hours OF confinement and illness with
uneXampled Kindness.
The New York herald., 1871-09-26
NORTH CAROLINA KU KLUX.

The Ku Klux Trials Mt Rnleigh-Coniiictin ting
Testimony Of thc Prosecution - Runored
Removal OF the United States District At
torncy.
RALEIGH, N. G., Sept. rs, 1871.
The Circuit Court has been engaged since Satur
day In the trial OF the United States against Amos
owens and about thirty others, for whipping Aaron
Bggerstan some time In April last at place called
Grassy Branch. Cleveland county, on account Of his
politics. one of Bggerstaf IS sown brothers is among
the defendants There Is good deal OF conflict in the
testimony OF the prosecution BigRerstaf swearing
to the identity Of the man before the Court after
swearing before the first magistrate that he did not
recognize the party that assaulted him. Tne testi-
mony OF himself and daughter Is greatly at variance.
AT this hour tseven r. Nj the testimony lot the de'
fence Is progressing. 49,
1t Is rumored here that United states District At
torney Starpuck Is 10 be removed.
me District Judge. Brooks, has been compelled
to return home on account OF illness. Judge Bond
now presideS alone.
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THE INDIANS.

Report from tho superintendent Of the Crow
Agency-The Humane Policy Of the Admin-
istration vindicntcd.
WASHINGTON, Sept 25, 1871.
The Acting Commissioner OF Indian Affairs to-day
received letter from J. A. WALL Superintendent OF
the Indians for Montana, In which, under date OF
September Is, he says-
%ons ~ c he sas
their power against the sioas These indian. have been
.s ss III R Ass
tho ssvs
raordnary progress in civilization and Improvement In
o ssy o bs ne
The Campaign Against the Arizona Apnches-
General Crook snubs the Peace Commits
sioners- Orders Not to XIII Indian Women.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 25, 1871.
Captain Henry's command OF the Third cavalry
are making splendid campaign through Eastern
Arizona. They nave destroyed many rancheros and
killed number OF Apaches. At latest advices the
troops were near the Great Tonic Basin.
The Peace Commissioners stopped at Las cruces,
New Mexico.
Governor SoYord and company OF 200 miners and
Indian hunters had found gold placers in the Pinal
country, aud were still scouting after gold and
Apaches.
General Crook has instructed the commander OF
the expeditlon not to Kill Apache women or children
lie declares himself satisfied that the war would
not be prolonged beyond six months TO eject the
complete subjugation OF the savages were II mot
that the Indians, who would otherwise be com.
PEELED TO surrender, can now ind refuge at their old
nurseries on the reservations.
The Coyote Apaches are actively assisting the
troops IN the war on the other Apache tribes and IL
is reported that the White Mountain Apaches Will
also join The whites IN the war.
The New York herald., 1871-09-26
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The Old Brick Church ARain-Thc City
Debt-IIOw IL was Exaggerated by the
Citizens' COmmittee-lmpOrtant Reports.
The Board of Aldermen met at three O'Clock yes
terday afternoon. The President, Mr.. Thomas
Conan, was In the chair and nearly all the men,
bers were present
A communication from Mayor Hall was received.
1t refers to
THE CID BRICK CHURCH PROPERTY,
now the site or the building occupied
and owned by the New York Times.
The Mayor reiterates his former statement In
regard TO the ttle, and says that the building
not purchased by the Times at auction, as Is re-
the purchase money had not been paid to the city.
The property originally to be used for religious
purposes only. He advises that legal proceedings
be taken for It's recovery. Tue communication was
ordered TO be placed on hle.
The committee appointed 10 examine
THE CITY ACCOUNTS
made long report. The chairman, Mr.. Woltman
is also member OF the sub-commttee OF citizens
IN which he represents the Board OF Supervisors
The principal points Of the report are given below
1t first refers TO the report of the subcommittee
which had declared
to be over .se7OoO,ooo. There was an error OF
SIS, 900 900. The correct report was given TO Mr.
Woltman by the stock clerk and IS an exact or
duplicate copy OF the statement furnished to the sub
committee Oi citizens, to September Ia, 1S7I:-
I.-rUNDKD OR PERMANENT DEBT.
City-Payabe from sinking s5S @ slS %
Amount Of sinking fund FOR redemption Of city
debt August is4zsoao %
Net funded debt ; % oS
Net funded debt city and county. So. $685. s25 os
IL-TEMPoRAHY DEBT
CityPaysble from assessments Tor opening Or. .oo IN
and improving streets and boulevards. Slssfooo w
ui-BEykNuE BoND5. .. ..o ~
CfyPayablc from taxation, ISL sa ao % %
County-rayabie from tasatlon ISL eSs9 SS% oo Go
Special (see chap. 3s2 Laws OF s70) ooi2tW w
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Thurngia Will leave this port on
Tuesday for Plymouth and Hamburg
The malls for Europe Will close at the r. yst Onice
at haIfpast eleven O'Clock A. M.
TIE NEW YORK uERALD-Elit0n for 'Eurore-
will be ready at haf.past nlne O'clock In the morn
ing.
single copies, in wrappers for mailing SIX cents
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QUARANTINE AFFAIRS.

The steamship Humboldt. OF the Baltic Lloyds
Steamship Company, which arrived at this port on
saturday evening, is detained at Quarantine, one
death from cholera having occurred on the passage.
The Humboldt sailed from Stettin september 8.
touching at Copenhagen on the 7th and Christan-
OF sixty-seven men. Before her arrival az Copen
hagen one OF the passengers, named Wilhelm
Struck died OF cholera, alter few hours llluess.
No other cases have since occurred on board. Inc
vessel will he detained at Quarantine for oDserva
tOn, and In the meanwhile will be thoroughly
cleaned and disiniccted before being allowed TO
come up to the city.
The New York herald., 1871-09-26
NASHVILLE BLOOD HORSE ASSOCIATION.

NASHVILLE Sept 25 1871.
The fall races over the Nashville Blood Horse
Association Course opened to-day. The weather
was delightful anu the attendance large.
FIRST RACE.
Tennessee Stake, for three ycar-olds; Two milo
heats; 500 entrance, play or pay, the Association
to add $500. There were thirtyone entries ana i've
starters.
EuChrc.
ATHOIa ua'-
Mill b. T. by Lexington. n.................... dls.
Time, 1887 t4-3404.
SECOND RACE.
Young America Stake, for .two-year-ods; mia
dash; S25 cDtrance, play or pay; the Association 10
add $40p. There were ~ entries and starred.
Nue hunt.. ....................... .
Time AT.
THIRD RACE
Purse 5000; mile and quarter dasl
ION COrUcJ...
Iauuy rig .............. .....''........'.....'
Time, 2:l6H.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, Sept 25, 1871.
The leading republicans held meeting here yes
terday. They took no definite action, but resolved
TO maintain an expectant attitude.
Fguerola will probably enter the Ministry again.
King Amadeus has arrived at Saragossa.
The opening OF the Spanish Cortes is postponed
until October TO-
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

VItCkEm IU IHt NEW TUHx KtKNLU
LONDON, Sept. 25. 1871.
Queen Victoria suffers from rheumatism In the
foot. The Princess OF Wales win soon return from
the Continent.
I PROBABLE SETTLEMENT OF 4 STRIKE.
It Is probable that there Will be favorable settle
mont OF the Newcastle G ateshead strike before the
close OF the present week. Newcastle is Inundated
with foreign worKmen.
BANQUET TO A NEWLY ELECTED NJ. p.
banquet is TO be given to Mr.. Butt, the newly
elected Member Of Parliament from Limerick, on the
18th proxm0.
! THB LlvONTA.
1t is expected that Commodore Ashbury's yacht
Zivonis Will reach New York during the nrst week
IN October.
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F r A N q x
Discovery Of a Plot for the Restoration
Of Napoleon.
THEIRS TREMBLING FOR HIS LIFE
The State of Siege To Be Main
tained in Paris.
IELfCRANS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Sept. 25, 1871.
The journals to-day have reports OF the discovery
OF conspiracy in Paris for the restoration OF Napo
leon. 1t is stated that Napoleon's Preect OF Police
Pietre was at the head OF the conspiracy here and
nat he was acting under the direct instructions Of
the Emperor.
PROTECTION TO THE GERMAN RESIDENTS.
The Minister Of Foreign Affairs has assured Herr
Won Arnim, the German Plenipotentiary that tho
French government will accord ample protection to
the German residents OF Lyons.
THE ALGERIAN REBELS TEMPORIZING.
The disarmament Of the rebels In Algeria meets
with obstacles. The tribes surrender all their bad
arms, but keep the good ones The French soldiers
have burned several more villages belonging to
tribes which still hold out
MOVEMENTS OF DIPLoMATIsTs.
Chevalier Nigra, the Italian Ambassador, has re-
turned to Paris. The Duke de Broglie will return to
London soon as he has witnessed the marriage OF
his son.
The State Of Siege Of Paris-No Conference
Between NJ. Thiers and Baron Arnim.
VERSAILLES, Sept. 2s, 1871.
The report that conference was held on Friday
by N. Theirs and the Prusslan dtplomatists Is con-
tradicted.
! PARIS TO REMAIN UNDER MILITARY RULE.
It ls announced that the government has no In
tention OF raising the state Of siege Of Paris during
the prorogation OF the Assembly.
DIPLOMATIC NEWS.
The Orctd1 Journal denies the truth OF the report
that the Due de ChOlseu goes to Rome as French
Ambassador.
President Theirs Disturbed by Fears of
Assassination.
LONDON, Sept 25 1871.
special despatch from Versailles TO the
Standard says President Theirs is disturbed by
fears to the safety of his life, and that his bed.
chamber Is guarded at night Dy patrols.
PAYING TIE GERMAN INDEMNITY.
The Standards despatch also says that NJ Theirs
u ready to pay Immediately the fourth half miliard
Of the German Indemnity.
The New York herald., 1871-09-26
WINNIPEG AFFAIRS.
TORONTO, Canada, ser

TORONTO, Canada, sept. %, 1871
winnipeg dates to the 10Th OF September have
been received.
The st. Paul stages now run three times week
between the railway stations OF Morris and VIM
nipeg.
Governor Smith, OF the Hudson Bay Company, had
arrived and the annual meeting OF the Council
would take place at once. The Company has opened
general store Il Fort Garry. Building Is brisk al
Winnipeg.
The New York herald., 1871-09-26
VIEWS OF THE PAST.
HEPTEMRER 20.

SEPTEMBER 20.
1s7O-A deputation from the Labor League waiEa
upon Mr. Gladstone anu urged that the Mtus,
try should recognize the French republic aild
prevent the dismemDermcnt or France bY
Germany
1s4s-Louls Napoleon nrst took his scat In iths,
National Assembly OF France.
l71I-Rritlsh army entered Pniadephia.
The New York herald., 1871-09-26
ANOTHER sTABBINa AFFRAY.

Ia an alteration which occurred at Inwood sta
t,on last night CHARLES Murray stabbed Thomas
Maloney three times In the abdomen with pocket
knife. The wounded man was cared Tor, ana
Coroner sent for to take his ante morem statement
The assassin was arrested aud held TO await the
result OF the stabblng
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Died.

McCARTuY.-On Sunday, september 2S, WILLIAM
MCCARTHY, brother to Lawrence aud Jonn McUar-
thy, aged "a years, months aud "a di Iys.
The relatives and friends are respe uruy Invited
to attend Tie funeral, from his late residence I26
Mulberry street, on Tuesday. tue 2dth, at ono
O'Clock.
California papers please copy.
(FOJ Olhcr Deaths see FUfth~ PdJe.l
The New York herald., 1871-09-26
A YOUNG LADY ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.

Al eight O'CLOCK p. M. yesterday Miss Kate McKen-
zle, OF l23 Liberty street. attempted to commit sui
eide by swallowing Paris green. She was attended
to by Dr. Anlabie and saved ''S WV
The New York herald., 1871-09-26
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

B. Edme Chassaing late chief engineer. United
States Navy has been appointed Engineer In Chief
OF the navy OF the Argentine republic,
Lieutenant Commander John McGowant Is ordered
TO ordnance duty at the Philadelphia Navy Yard.
Lieutenant s. r. Baird is ordered TO the Naval
Academy.
The New York herald., 1871-09-26
PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS.

SUMMARY.
PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS, Sept. 25-Match.
$500, mile heats, best three IN five.
L. s. Sammis names z. <. Big Mac. l l
George Engcrman names ID. Z. Clalnbakc
TIme, 2:52-240-l:40A PAT.
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DISASTER AT SEA.
Wreck Of Steamer and Loss Of One Hundred
and Thirty-eight Lives.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Sept 25, 1871.
A despatch from Calcutta announces the wreck OF
q steamer on the coast Of India and that one hun
Cred and thirty eight natives lost their lives
The New York herald., 1871-09-26
DENMARK.

"A New Danish Loan and increase Of the Income
Tax.
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r Rcinforcements for Cuba

Rcinforcemcnts for Cuba.
LONDON, Sept 25, 1871.
1t Is announced from Madrid that 1000 additional
Spanish troops win be sent to Cuba before the end
OF the present month.
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TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

CoPENHAGEN Sept Is, 1871.
The Minister OF Finance proposes to meet de-
ncit By raising Q loan and increasing the income
tax.
The New York herald., 1871-09-26

BUCHAREST Sept 25, 1871.
The Roumanian government has ordered strict
quarantine to be imposed all vessels from Turkish
The New York herald., 1871-09-26
N. w. Gardiner. of Elmira.

The aboveenamed gentleman, one OF the Oldest
and most successful merchants of Emlra N. r.. died
at nine O'Clock yesterday forenoon In that city. Mr.
Gardiner had been resident of Elmira for about
forty years, and was universally respected by the
whole community. He was sixty two years OF age
at the time OF his deCeaSe.
The New York herald., 1871-09-26
ENGLAND.

III Health Of Queen Victoria-The Newcastle
Strike-The Yacht Livonia.
The New York herald., 1871-09-26
SPAIN.

Meeting Of Leading Republicans-The spanis sh
Cortes-Movements of King Amadeus
The New York herald., 1871-09-26

A Manda urus.-An Jndaes Of Artistic Head
gear unite In aiming that KNOWS fall style ot een
mems the article demanded by public taste.
thortxtiyey proclaim that to be encs 10
ali others daring the fail season KNOXS vuchers ala
elesant Hats are open inspect all at ana Bsysd
wav corner O
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A.-IIcrring's Paient
2ti Broadway, corasr MursYskre,
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ROUMANIA.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

A Strict Quarantine on Vessels from Turkey.
The New York herald., 1871-09-26

) A.-Phnion's New Perfumes,
III LOVE FOU"
and "WHIrS ROSE"
The New York herald., 1871-09-26

A Luxariant Head of Hair and a Cool, Clean
scalp are very desirable sRISTADORD'S HAtR PKE-
SENTATIVE viii accomplish both. Try H.
The New York herald., 1871-09-26

A.-A.-S2 Saved on Fall style Gcf ,tiemen's
Dress Hats. Largest stock ever offered at retaD
G. U. d. HAT COMPANY 10 CoxsSia anit street.
The New York herald., 1871-09-26

| ALL. q. Wo1e & Co.'s Bell schnapps,
| dstiued Al Scheidam, Holland; pure medicinal stinu
L Lat Irsl
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A-Fora StyiIsb nd Elegant Hat n Popular
prices 40 10 DOUGNS iO2 Nassau street, Of Ann
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Hnt..-Our seven Dollar Dress HAT is a
square hgh against war ees Exsnsne ccfnpae, and you
will certainly buy. WARNOCh q CO.,,Sly Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-09-26

Nicoi & Davidson, 6s6 broadway. Offer q
Glass, Gnl O-mulG and Tlumnat~ eoIors
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Hats.-Our Seven Dollar Dress, Hat
Isas square Fight sainst War Prices.
Esamine-Compare
And-you-will- -cer,ainly-Bny-
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'Pike's Toothache Dr ms, Cure In One Min
ute.-HiLL'S HAIR DYE hF ok or brown only 50 cents
The New York herald., 1871-09-26

Pbystcinus and einists voucb to the Fact
that ChEVhLlEhS Lp q for the hair Is perfectly hsrmess
Is elegant hair dre sing; restores ssy barr sors lis
falling OUT, inorsases IA growth.
The New York herald., 1871-09-26

Royal Hnvs mn Lottery. The Hishest Rates
paid for pono'V jns all kinds of Gold and Silver.
rfLoh 4 CO, Bankers, ID Wall sFse, New forS
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE. FOR
100 1872.

The consolidation of Italy, SO long frasmonary and
impotent, into one powerful State, with Rome lite
capital; the humiliation Of France through series Of
crushing defeats ending with the siege and ca9itla
tion Of her proud and gay metropolis: the expulsion
Of the Dourbons from the Spanish throne, and tho
substitution for them Of scion Of the most libefal
among royal houses the virtual absorption OF the
kingdoms OF saxony, wurttemberg, with Baden,
Hesse, the Hanse Towns, no., under the headship Of
Prussia into the triumphant and powerful empire Of
Germany; and the arming Of Russia TO reassert her
preponderance In the councils Of Europe, or to prose-
cute her often postponed but never relinquished de-
signs on the great city founded by Constantine and
tho vast but deeaying and anarchica dominion Of the
Sultan, all combine to invest with profound interest
the phases OF tidii gs from the Old
World. THE TRIBUNE, through trusted correspond
ents stationed at oil points in Europe where great
movements are in progress imminent, aims to pre-
sent complete and instructive panorama Of events
that continent and to mirror the prolonged srug-
gle between middle-age Feudalam and Eccesiasticism
on the one hand and Nineteenth Century skopticism
aud secularism the other. Recognizing Divine
Providence in all that proceeds and IS IL looks hope
fully the great conflict as destined Dixie our own
recent convulsion) to onvolvo from strife, disaster
and seeming chaos farer and happier future for the
toiling masses Of mankind.
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