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The New York herald., 1871-11-02

Indictment of Ycrtes, the Broker, and the City
Treasurer, ON Charges Of nlisappropriasinx
City Fnnds-Penslsn Agent Forbes q Dc
faulter.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. !, 1871.
Indictments were found against Yerkes, the
broker, and Marcer the City Treasurer, at noon to-
day, and bench warrant. rcturnshle tomorrow at
noon, was issued for their arrest The bill, which
was made out by the District Attorney, Furman
Sheppard, Is very voluminous and covers about
twenty closely written pages OF foolscap There are
twenty counts In the Indictment charging Marcer
with defalcation and Yerkes with embezzlement.
Both will be arrested In the morning and required
to give bail In 100000 each. Yerkcs has already
been arrested. as reported In the HERALD aud held
In $4,000 ball. on charge OF larceny as baiee A
citizens committee Is forming to go through all the
city oices, Sher's ONCE, ofce OF the Register OF
Wills and otner public o1ices, to investigate their
accounts.
Another defalcation on the part OF government
oicer mas Just been brought 70 light In Pniladel-
phia. Colonel Forbes, Pension Agent In this city,
was arrested this morning on the affidavit OF United
States Financial Agent Babson ana held to bail In
1000 on charge OF embezzling 900 In United
States funds entrusted to MIN for disbursement.
Colonel Baker, United states Pension Agent. and
Babson are now In the city investigating Forbes
accounts No business is transacted at the cffice.
General Casey, VINO is one OF Forbes sureties, ar
rived to-day The government will lose nothing, as
Forbes bonds amount to $780, 900. Forbes was sus-
pended from ONCE yesterday and temporary agent
In his place Will be appointed today. In case OF
Colonel Forbes lnaoliW 10 settle he will be prose-
cuted as defaulter.
il was Thought this morning that the race be-
tween Lucy and Goldsmith Maid would have to be
postponed on account Of the heavy rain storm The
storm has cleared away, and Doble says the race
viii positively come or at three O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon. Both horses are In good condition.
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3 a a z I Z.
The Charter Of Slave Emancipation as
Set Forth in the Law.
How the Bill Affects individuals, Corporations
and the National Govsrnment-Congratula-
tions to ths Executive = The Religious
Orders Strike or the shacklss First

The steamship Flamsteed arrived at this port last
night from Rio Janciro. bringing news dated In Rio
on the sth Of october.
The decree Of emancipation which passed the
Brazilian Parliament on the 27rh OF September de-
clares free all children born Of slaves after its date
trees all slaves held by the national government
numbering $50; establishes an emancipation fund,
and makes various other provisions for the benefit
OF the existing slaves
The declaration OF the result OF the vote was re-
ceved In the crowded Senate House with great
applause, and rose leaves were showered from the
galleries upon the Senator'S On leaving the Senate
the vtsconde de Rio Branco, the Minister Of Agri-
culture, and the Senators who had taken
prominent part in the advocacy OF the bill were
warmly congratulated BY their friends and loudly
cheered by the multitude outside. In the evening q
serenade was given by the Masons OF Rio to the
visconde do Rio Branco
The government mas received congratulations
from all the foreign representatives in Rio and from
the local corporations and Fluctuations conrn
ually coming from other parts oil the country In
proportion as the news reaches them.
Religious corporations had already commenced to
SET at liberty the slaves owned by them, and there
were already evidences OF movement among the
slaveowners IN the direction OF either converting
their slaves into free tenant farmers or OF freeing
them upon conditions OF few years. service.
The Dill frees all the slaves children born on or
alter september 2s 1871 It viii eject annual cman-
cipations OF from 5000 to 900 slaves and It has
freed 1850 national slaves.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER !
WASHINGTON, D. o., Nov. I'll A. N.
Synopsis Tor the Past n0entv-,Our Hours.
The area OF low barometer mas moved from Lake
Huron over Maine eastward with brisk north
westerly winds the lower lakes, extending
at present to the middle ana east Atlantic coast,
where clear and clearing weather now prevail. An
area or nigh barometer has advanced from Arkan-
sas northeastward into the OHIO valley,
with increasing westerly winds on the Upper
Lakes. Northeriy winds with cloudy wea-
ther have continued IN the Gulf states.
at Mount washington the wind Is blowing 100 miles
per hour from the northwest and the summit is
covered with dense cloud.
.M MJH4 Probabilities.
The barometer win probably rise, with pleasant
weather and northwesteriy Winds backing to south
west ON Thursday in the Middle and Eastern states;
westerly and southwest winds over ali the lakes In
crcanng to brisk on Lake Huron. with low
barometer to the nOrthward. Rising barometer
and clearing weather In the Gulf States, and
falling temperature north and west Of the ohio.
the storm on the East Atlantic coast win probably
extend to Nova Scotia and beyond. Dangerous
winds are not anticipated, unless, possibly Lake
Huron and at some distance on the New England
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rondloAerfy = reported. but NOT fer their own
purposes Having obtained the French colony, they
hope 70 be able 70 exchange Il with England for
Heligoland. We have not the slightest notion
whether this statement be correct but 30 II would
agree very tolerably with the onicia intimation
nom versailles to the eneos that "0rmany does not
insend 70 acquire. through peace with Francs, any
possessions IN india. Asia or any transauanuo
country whAtevern Tne basis OF the scheme is said
to DO the assumption thai we do not want Heligo-
Land and would like Pondicherry Both PROPOSE
ttons might be accurate and yet England might ob-
jeot TO do business By way Of barter with the spos
OF the Franco Prussisn war;
MILITARY coNsEoUENcns IN ASIA. AN s.sn
An English Newspaper authority, writing IN 1870.
id:-"with the fall Of Pondtcherry yanuary i1el,
the dominion OF England in India was establshed.
and alth0ughit and two three other small places
were restored to France In 1915 they were given
merely 90 trading factories strict precautions being
taken to prevent their being ever used as military
positions. No attempt has been made BY tho French
to presume upon the concession made TO them,
They have not been bad neighbOrs ana their per
manent tenure OF indian SOIL was never thought Of
perhaps not generally known, in England. Il II
upon calculation that the house OF Hohensollern
would remain equally quiescent that the London
Times would welcome tito q footnold in Pondcherry.
In which, should complications arise, the German
arms might make an effective diversion upon occa-
SION OF o Russian reconnaissance over our norlh-
western frontters Mat afaa8 Ms
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DOUBLE MURDER IN MISSOURI.

ST. Louis, Nov. /. 1871.
At Marshfeld. No. on Saturday last, william @.
Davenport, Matthew and Jacob Holman murdered
two teamsters, named Chamberlain and Francis
One OF the Honmans struck Chamberlain
down, and Davenport shot MIN with shotgun
Killing him instantly; Davenport then snot Francis
a'so killing him. Davenport ana Matthew Hoffman
were arrested. Davenport Is ex-Sherifr Of Webster
county, ana man OF considerable property. NO
cause Is assigned for the act
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NEGRO TROUBLES IN ARKANsAs.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Nov. 1, 1871.
Some movers en- route from Georgia to Texas
were passing through this city yesterday accompa-
MED by negroes raised with the family and follow
ing them TO Texas as Q matter Of choice A crowd
OF about two hundred negroes surrounded the
wagons and took the negroes from them BY force
and against their protestatons. Great INDIGNATION
exists among the whites here at the outrage
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THE INSURANCE COMPANIES IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Nov. I, 1877,

NOVs
the Attorney General Of this state has COM
menced PROCEEDINGS against the following Insurance
companies, upon an onicial statement Of the State
Auditor, that the assets OF the companies are in
sumcicnt to justify their continuance in business.
Inc chicago Fremen's assets are sara, 900; loosos
81, 000, 600. Merchants assers, $00e 900; losses
43000,000. Germania assets, 5000 losses
81 500 600 state assets ?s0o.ooo losses 600 OoO
Security assets ssh, 600; losses Si s0o ooa Total
assets, about three millions; losses about twenty
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.
NOVEMBER a

1s7o-A new republic proclaimed In MarselIlsa
France Ef8 tt.sUl'
1o2s-Uelebration in Albany Of the opening OF tine
Erie Canal
17s3-w ashington issued his farewell orders to his
army
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KINGSTON. Oct. 40.

N KINGSTON. Oct. 80,
Via HAVANA, Nov. l, 1871.
Fire broke out ON board the West India and
Pacinc Mail steamer Venezuelan, from Liverpool,
when on the high seas. and was only arrested arser
the vessel and cargo had suffered much damage.
On the 10th ut, upon reaching the harbor Of Santa
Martha, the captain was obliged to scuttie the fore
part Of the steamer, submerging one Of her water
ttgnt compartments. one5 &C. HfLsa
This action extinguished the flames and saved
the vessel, after she mad been burning thirty-one
hours. ~ 3i a
She goes to Asrinwan for repairs, and will then
coll as Kingston. "a T 5f
1t is estimated that the labor OF ten carpenters for
as many days will be required to repair the damage
sustained by the vessel. ssshsegf 3fl .1Nv5
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FRANCE and THE PRESIDENCY.
Herald Special Report from
Paris. t ss3 sl .s9l
Theirs Anxious Concerning the
.w Succession.
CANDIDATES AND CLAIMS.
1ELEeaAn TO THE new YORK HERALD.

1ElEeRAM TO THE NEW york HERAia 81
The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our COR
respondent in the French capital:--
PARIS, Nov. 1, 1871.
M. Theirs, being convinced by his advanc-
ing years Of the uncertain tenure of human
life, has made his political will in the hope of
securing the succession to the French Presi-
dcncy for M. Casimir Perier, who has already
served the government and is a man Of popu-
lar name in France.
The Rappes newspaper, which has appeared
in print again, advocates the claims Of NJ.
Victor Hugo TO the Presidency.
ah l4-
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LIvERPooL CoTTor MARxKT.--LrvERroor, Nov l.
lD r. ~ The MARKET clesed steady. Middlns uplands,
been hO balss Including oOo bales for sosoSascn and
Lfvsxroot BHsAperuvrs MAsxxr. -xrvHnroor, Nov.
l-As5oP Y. NJ Corn, Sas. 3D. per quarter. 49,
LfvKRrOOL PR0vistOHo MA1KRT --Livnnroot- Nov -
1P. M.-Bcef. 67a Cd. pr bbi
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AUSTRIA and ITALY.
IA Ngsftse,4 ~>~~~~~~~~>~~~~-9~~-f s.ss.at.
Herald Special Report from
London.
aa ay s8eas- -~~~~~~~~~~-~-~>~--~~~igA ~ hea
The Embassies Of Both Ma
~ " tions in Paris.
-,,~-~~>~~~o-~~~~.~>~-~ s tE s
The Ambassadors to Go to LON
don and Why.
s4 as rIa
1ElEcsAm 70 THE new yuM HERALn
The following special despatch to tho
HERALD has been received from our corre-
spondent in the British capital - ls.gs ,al
son o2 LONDON, Nov. L, 1871.
It is certain that the Austrian and italian
Ambassadors to France--M Mstternich and the
Chevalier Nigra-will both leave Paris at an
early day, and como perhaps to London. a
The cause which is assigned for the change
IL ono we'll known and very powerful in Min
isteral circles under the designation Of ''petti-
coat influence, as Paris Is exceedingly duh
for ladies Of high rank just at present. k'a 2
RUSSIA AND THE UNITED STATES.
S -f W >~~-~,~S~>~~~>>>~~~~~~~~~>~>~
The Case Of the Russian. Minister in Washington
aae ~ 1tlEeRAm TO TINE NEW Yoax HeaAla

2as sa lls+s if es' 81 PETERSBURG. Nov. l. lsrL
The journal De 81. Petersoosry. referring 70 the
case or the Russian Minister at washington, denies
that n. Catacaxy has been told he cannot stay In
washington after the visit OF the Grand Duke
Alexis, and states that Mr. Curtin. tine American
Minister in Russia, has never informed the Cars
government that the American government
threatened to send the Russian Minister his pass
ports. A b v ~e
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LONDON Nov. !, 1871.
The collections at the Mansion House here for the
relief Of the Chicago sufferers up to last evining
reached the sum Of S45, ,ooo or $226. 900 In gold.
Longton, q town In Lancashire. has given $1,000
toward the Chicago fund.
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SAN PRANOIsOO NEWS.

ers Returning Home.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. I, 1871.
The old banking house OF John Slime co. failed
this morning, the supposed cause being unsuccess-
ful stock spcculanons
Blme died ten days since. ,...s.....1 1t
The stock market B falling heavily; but there arc
the sieamer America lett for China to-day, carry
ing 100 returning Chinese and an unusual numDcr
OF cabtn passengers, ~ tho statero0ms being
engaged.
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.ss. -s.t IA MADRID. Nov. 1, 1871.
The radicals WIN make an attack on the govern.
ment nexG week in the Cortes, but what partacu.
lar question Is yet uncertain.
The result depends the attitude OF the Carlists
"a they hold the balance OF power In the Legislature
The New York herald., 1871-11-02

UdcIpHe Wolfr's CeleSrafcd scnesas~
nowncd AROMATIC sCHEipAh SChNAfrss ol ~ ~
" c:aosrrfsins 5, persons who wish e nnd 80
for an Inferior article. This wonder.M ossC ~
country A The puresl medcna restorative offered ios 49,
Put up IN quart and pint bottles AMI ior sae w :"
end grocers.
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AUSTRIA.
The Cabinet Crisis hot Terminated.
1ElsssAn TO TINE NEW ,osx HesAla

VIENNA, Nov. !, 1871.
The Baron H0izgethan having declined the ofYer
OF the Premiership the Emperor has invited Baron
Kellefsperg, formerly 0ovsrnor OF Bohema, to form
q Cabinet .r.tef
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THE SOUTH PACIFIC.

Ecuaaoran Iudependence-The Revenuc-CabI-
net Crisis In Bolivia.
Advices from Ecuador are to the 11th ult
The anniversary OF national independence had
been appropriately observed at Guayaquil.
The government Is now renting to the highest
bidders trees In the forests yielding red Guinea
(cinchonal bark
BOLIVIA. 4tlNW
The Bolivian Congress, having rejected the bill
providing for a federal constitution. Ministerial
crisis has resulted, and 1t s probable the govern
ment win in consequence remove to La Paz.
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Stcinway q S0nS 4 H
GRAND. .sQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS

FIRST GRAND GOLD MEDAL,
WORLDS FAIR, PARIS, 1857 AND LONDON, 1854
The sTEINWAY PIANOS universally conceded - -
THE LEADING FIRST CLASS PIANO
before the public These instruments pretsrre1p
ali others by the celebrated pans They used -
sl the principal concert roupcs whenever atsanafe Th
have truly '.worldwde reputation being largey expos
Europe all parts OF the civilized world they
sought be initiated by nearly all American and European
srEiNwxY 4 sons MAMMOTH MANuFAcroRy
the most perfectly arranged extensive essabshnauk
kind the world. ths published olcial
turns having revealed the thai tho amount Of she8
yearly exceeds those Of the twevearee piano msks
OF New York combined .ls| |.t-.N. Az sN.
STEIywAY 4 SONS call special attention 70 their N
NEW PATENT UPRIGHT PIANOS, ~
with double frAmc Patent Resonaor and rubuine
Frame action which volume quality of
and SURPRISING facility OF action, while standing loas
6ena impevious to atmospheric nhuene
than other piano at present manufs sctur 3D..
LIVERY PIANO WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEAkS.
Prices the exclusive OF the best materials ana
thorough workmanship viii permit Old pianos aksn
in exchange, and illustrated catalogues, With price nss
''''e WAREROONs srEINwAy HALL .r
l0a and III East Fourteenth street., New YORK.
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THANKSGIVING AND PRAYER

THANKSGIVING AND PRAYER. or
-~>~-o-~~.o~~~~-~~~~o~~~-~~ III 9As
Cevcrnsr Hoifman Rcvokes His Former Pro-
cIamation and Nnnes tho SOth Of Novcm-
Der M q Thanksgiving Day for the People
Of this state. -' .t..s.ts' '-.st
ALBANY, Nov. ], 1871.
Governor Holman has issued the following pro.
clalnation:- sll fM
6NDl STATE OF NEW YORK, 1 ID
tss eA2 III EXECUTIVE CHAMBER. 81
Whereas, on the 25sh day Of october, / did by
proclamation, In accordance with the usage OF
Governors OF the States. appoint Thursday the 2Sd
day OF November, as the annual THANKSGIVING Day
for the people OF this state; and whereas after the
proclamation thereof. to wit, on the 2sth day Of
October, the President of tho United States issued
his proclamation designating the aoth day
Of November o. day or thanksgiving for
the people OF the United States; ana whereas
1t Is apparent that this designation OF two
thanksgiving days so near each other, boil
legal holidays. will lead to confusion. defeat
the possibility Of Q general Thanksgiving. and
encourage contention instead OF peace and good will
at q time when in all social and other gatherings
the people Of the State should forget their political
ana other differences and In perfect union render
thanks to God for His mercics; ana whereas it be-
comes those In authority to set to the people the
example,
, Now, therefore, I revoke 90 much Of my former
proclamation rs named the 23d inst as day Of
thanksgiving and Ia lieu thereof appoint Thurs
day, the 3oth day or November inst, as Thanksgiv
ing Day for the people OF this state FOR 1871.
Done at the Capitol, At the city Of Albany thus Isl
day Of November. A. D. 1871.
JOHN +. HOFFMAN.
BY the Governor:
john D. VAN BUREN, Private Secretary.
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ENGLAND.
IElEeRAm TO THE NEW vusx SsaALa

The subscriptions for Chicago Continued.
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FRANCE. ;Ii';E.
1flEeaAS TO THE nEW Yaax uEaALR

Is 4H ,x PARIS, NOV. l, 167ls
President Thiers accompanied by the Minister'S Of
War and the Marine, viii 60 to Rouen on the 27th
inst lay thecorner stone OF the projected military
establishment al that place.
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GERMANY.
1rlftMm TO TINE NEW york ussAln

BERLIN, Nov. l. 1871
In consequence OF the illness OF General Won
Room, Minister Of War, General st0sch has been
placed in temporary charge Of the War once as As
sfstant Minister.
The New York herald., 1871-11-02

Parliamentary Tactics q tbs Rsdical 0pposi-
~ tonistS.
The New York herald., 1871-11-02

The Wilson shuttle sewing Marhine-rne
beat ani on. ara. class michine Ia shs worfa Pro5
from Sioto si,j easy paymsnts. sAleEoonD nfoAi"s
The New York herald., 1871-11-02

Browns BrOnchinl Tr0chcs, for Pulmonavy
aud AshmAtc Diseases, have proved their efficacy By
Of many years. testimonials from emInsaS
who have used them.
The New York herald., 1871-11-02

Cvi~tadsrO's Hair Dye has ne RQsal In the
worlds s The safest and most reliable OF Sold overy-
where
The New York herald., 1871-11-02
All Qaist at Salt Lake-Tbe Blssnoas Ce0.
pisteIy Cewed-BrIaham YssuG - ~ BeS.

ALI VweeS ae salt lloke-Tbo WOBn00D OOuDs
pisteiy Cewed-nrIahan Yssng - - BeS-
iswcd aud Arrested.
SAL Me SALT LAKE CTY, Nov. 1. lsT1s
To-day everything ID pacific, and thsre ID not -
least probability In this city or any outbreak or dlf
ncuIty. the hormons ell dlsclaim any intsnuoa -
resisting the law or opposing the United stases
omcers In she performance or their duty. Judge
McKean's course In admitting Mayor Wells 70 e01a
10 admitted In all quarters to be eminentv w1so
and proper No fault Is found In refusing ban ~
Stout and Kimban, although 1t Is not deemed saas
the probability OF their guilt Ia greater than tnas OF
Mayor Wells.
1t ID understood thas Marshal Patrick u preparing
an expedition to follow aud arrest Brigham Y0unE.
Reliable reports are to the erect thas Young n
stn moving southwsrd, having with him eleven
wagons and 100 armed men, mounted ~
The appointment Of Gsorge @. Bates United sta&es
Prosecuting Attorney for Utah y approved ~ beta
the Mormon and Gentaie presa AsA 1H
Business is duh and money Is unusually scaros.
The weather IL delightful. 4M4 nNklgeN4tt1e
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hse pretence OF selling The noxror.~ ..-.
No. then Wtn the people hcre mourn
Oons. need not be tr publed about po,yrHwv-
Les ~ law take ~ courss and let the lssson n:
taukns 70 the so mat the republic can protect 10
citxsng II ne dfssnt mountains and lonely deserts
has been ox11oit0d ~ see nations o. the Old Worn
wherever they nave heard the cry OF rhsr subJec,a
IN tho rem0teSt parts OF the earth.
when Captain Hooper has answered the charges
thas arc now preferred against hts consus0ents
who sent him East Is viii be time enough for
him TO ask sdmustOn into the Union. The Sonn-
t0rsnp n offered - tw0 aspIra1(s already. and
they are both eaGoa the one y democrat and the
other N . republican ex-UODgreesman. The bess
oniccs. whore there n nothing 20 DO, WIN be Rfven
70 those who WORK boDt eog t6o n0u1DGoo0. Dg1I-
nam has studied the science OF NnG1onA 7tata.T
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A.--Pha,On's new Perfumes,
~ LOVE YOU'
#W and "WHITE ROSE"
A.-A.-A.-SsOebuck,s Weather Strips =
Futon street; bes reliable and always the cheapest
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CENTRAL And SOUTH AHERICA.
The Guatemalan Revolution Still
ases Fiercely Maintained. d
Political Refugees on tho Niearaguan Border
Efforts Against the Indians Colombian
'Pluck" Against Spanish Demands. ~.
1elEeaAns TO TINE NEW .oax HERALD.


a HaA 0na4 $40 81 KINGSTON, Oct 80,
81 5 3oMgi Via HAVANA, Nov. l, 1871.
Later dates from Guatemala announce thar the
departments OF Chiqutmula and Jalapa have been
declared In q state OF siege.
General Barrios had three times engaged the
rebels and routed them. nM
As HONDURAS.
The government OF Honduras had demanded OF
Nicaragua the removal Of certain refugees from the
frontiers and more vgilant observation or their
movements. 70 sss aae*
.eee SAN SALVADOR.
Public celebrations had engrossed the attention
OF the people of San Salvador.
The government Of San Salvador has OF its own
motion sent armed forces TO AID Honduras I'm the
subJugation OF tho Indians OF GrocIas who are re-
bellious and troublesome.
COLOMBIA. .a fsu II tHf a.
Bogota dates to October are received. The gov
ernment has undertaken to extend its protection to
the steamer virginius az Aspinwall and has re-
ceived the thanks Of General Hurlbut for adopting
that decisive policy.
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Died.

THoRP.-On Wednesday, November 1. ADDIu ~
THoRP. Youngest daughter Of Julia A and the lasa
Isaac O. Thorp, In the l5tn year of her age. aaI
NOTICE Of funeral hereafter. n4
[Foy 0,her Deaths see Ninth PU0e.] 0
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A.-FOP a StyIlsh aad Elegant Hat Go DaroUe
10 the manufacturer, ESPENSCHEfD, lis Nassau srse
A.-Herriny's Patent
= :. CHAMPION SAFES lo.M
E.. aSl broadway, corner karray
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Fire on Board q British Mail
Steamship. ~ a1ss

A Portion Of the Vessel submsrged-Ths Flames
sl Kxtiuguished.
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II "A = r T.
Progress OF the ePresiden-
r v5v tial Tour.


.OtNsR PORT 40 PRTNCB, OCT. 3O,l
sN kf Via HAVANA. nov. J. lS7l =
President Saget and the members OF hts govern
ment are prosecuting their southern tour.
Tne Haytten authorities are snameIessly disputtng
claims arising from Its transactions during the revo
luton. and resorttng to wretched subyerfuges In
der to evade payment. p'FNi
Tho commission obliges claimants OF indemnity
due for 1ibustering steamer, seized three years
ago. 10 put ten per cent TO its credit ana wait It's
convenience for the balance. the indemnify awarded
was only f1 for every 43 CLAIMED. asN 0n8$
Other admitted CLAIMS, the payment Of which had
been pledged BY the preceding government are now
referred TO q commission to decide whether they
win be allowed or not -, s''-t'-sis8pA
{ The government credit Is entirely undermined by
these transactions. +...:s..s+.. ...... t0a1aNyJ