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New-York tribune., 1871-09-22
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-. The Hon. Felix K. Brunot. SnsHnAn ~ '"'
Conmiuse ON Iudian ASairs u In San Francesca
Gov Hoffman delivered the annual ADDRESS oe-
fore he WyoanG Cs.sty Agsests.. ssasy. yesse".
Gov Cook has aPpcinneeG neas: y. "a. s..i...s ";
Assistant Atternet for the Dt.fhc o. V0~@"~ "
formerly rsudest Il Eev.Yosk ,o.,A II
Gen Pleasonton has been eleeted RreMdenu a
she Terre Haute and Cncnash Rivsy viee y. -
Ths l.itsr rstains Tie Dsstos Of CAisfg fgssissa.
Secretary Belknsp. Gen. shsTmn a ~, sf1 n,p. S =:
ltsry Do.. sis sssty TSsy vi sSss Assss' 'e.
Friend John G. Lang and Col D. SGa ,.s y $ tne D9s
i.,evts pspssesa have bssa dssnassA n % 49, 3 -
Isdiss TsuitsU. NM
MARX L. Mcdonald, late ~ the hIm n. od az Sssdi
sd Whitney leading stoch broksfs Prane1co
two weeks since has announced bis readiness y" ~
and resumed baAinesA
The off,oers of the General Grand Masonic
Rovs Arch Chsper for three sre; j. IL ill., p.t
Meme High Priest; u. Rueb 81 ArAanss ,st
Cnsrl,s H. Oht o MARYLAND Eugi Chae hrh oi NJ - o,l
JON Mo- tlAu Of Aasssshussts Trssssrsf H. w. fo' "
SocrslAry.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-22
GREAT BRITAIN

MORE EXPLOSIONS AT TIE wIGAN MINE-THE
CONFEDERATE BONDHoLDERS AGAIN HOPE
FUL@TilE LONDON PRESS ON AMERICAN Az
FAIRS.
LONDON Thursday, Sept. q. 1871.
A dispatch from Wigan says: There have
been further explosions to-day and the mine Is burning.
Tho freengines are all the Of the disaster The
townspeople are nearly paraiyEed with excitement.
The English holders Of Confederate Cotton bonds are
organizing present their claims to the Commission Of
Arbitration at Washington.
The London journals Of today continue to discuss the
alleged exposures at New-iork. and publish sharp
editorials upon the anances OF that city.
The London papers also coniain editorials upon the
subject OF the relations the United States and
Mexico inspired by tho ouirlgcs recently pcrpcrated
upon the crews Of the American barks Brothers and
Harvest Home, upon the Mexican coast
New-York tribune., 1871-09-22
PAYMENT OF PARK LABORERS.

The laborers on the various public parks
were naturally considerably excited at the announce
ment made public yesterday morning. that the Control
er OF the city had made provision for the usual fort
nightly payment OF the wages due to them Saturday
last To their great qualification, however the follow
ing circular was distributed among them yesterday
morning:
To the Worken in the Employ Of the Department Of Pub
lie Parks:
II is proper for me TO inform you that the Controller OF
the City OF New York having neglected to provide the
money payment OF the present labor
crs pay roll the President Of this Department MT Peter
b. Sweeny has, upon his personal responsibility pro-
cured the money for the purpose. GEO. NJ VAN MORT,
Controller Of the Department OF Public Parks.
Department Of Public Parks, No 2G5 Broadray Sept.
a. 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-22

Dsfghbor a. thyself" and the "Goiden Rulc" IL the
theme Of fe most beautiful degree After further yfD
eatnG Tho Order, Mr. CifAx coseA by saying that th
Victories 0 OddF Fllowshp were not the victories sf the
warrior the nionare, but moro ricclcss victories
on the batneAelds Of humanity, where the work "
always plentfu and tsS lahorers few.
At The session Of the 0rssd Loige Of Ond Fellows, ~
day. the following amendment was adopted:
No all outed % sdmfsa tie Order sxeert e
Witt nsss essd nal esars whs hsvs ave st Tie OF u
ana xSs believe Supreme Beias Csor and Preserver OF
tss U.vs'se srsvis heweyer h.. IN Aatrna He.zsd ssd
ees Connsat Of which the Order
has bses hear be esthrd ard grand bde or granl
eEes fcrne as6cauors ks bs cn 70 local leils'on.
Vlcc President Cufax, wkO has been hero for ycrul
oays, returned to SOuth Bcud this morning.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-22
Gperial Notires

T%c Executive Committee tof the CITIZENS and rAx
PAYERS FINANCIAL REFORM sf tho CITY and COUNT
Of NETWORK:
1 rnd.,.,.ped members OF hs bconmes wsy
rs,D.ct.l solicit sebscnpess aey.s the
Of tie above performing IL ts devsved sss
that Commitss meeting Cssss< U.ss - hs.As
evening" September 1911 Such subscriptions may b scn' 70
Ssusr ESQ., Treasurer l2o BrsSwsy ether Of A ndef'
or duly sppOilti for the purpose "ss vii e1 ~
authority.
EewYork. Sept II. 1871
JAMBs n. BROWN, PAUL rorfonp,
uENRy CIRws wAsHISGTOs vERhLYA
sAML d. BABcoCk. WIN N: fnsSS'
B. d. SHERMAN, ). ehI*oAAH,
JNO A. STEWART, EUGENE BALnS.
EEsRy S.yENKaEs sTRTgIsss eSscss SssCsu... E~os~"
solid Men to the 'FRONT.'
PoK sIsAron.
VIM. NJ. TWEED.
or srea, intellectual hrseaehd ho- % - iags
faithful fr.sa, and not uabcp'ins s0e-'"
Tb. Citizen. Of the Fourth invited se.s
MASS MEETING
ON TWEED PLAZA
lie jaDcaoa <
EAST BROADWAY. SRw OAsAL AND RvTosusp.
Hndsr IL ssspioes q the
TWEED CENTRAL ORGANIZATION.
rHmAY EVENING. ~ i.a.
seiook.
for b. purpose Of su..4sss action Of ard rss-x sssAs
NJ
Co.. WILLIAM z ROBERTS
win praide
Hon. WILLIAM r. rwERD
ana o.hs. spsatsss viii aaaress - aAs6ss.
MICHAEL J. sHAHDLgY tseve,A Ward. rres'As:A
Mss.,A sss;, ns.s.y ss,.,, w', IsA Ward s.s.ss
GRAYULLAs FULL BAHA,
via = 10 s.ssd.ae~.
Lea & Perrin sa$co. p.
Prsssnsel b. Cssseisssn
"THE ONLY COOP, SAUCE
ksps.v.s sppsas "a Ag,.. 81 y = .ps - y = ~ - ~
We are hsestsd By Aer.. LkA = rkksgt&s y r~'
l naiiag vssdAg ooAstssSssA -..-
JOHN DUNcANSn IS SOM D,
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Watches snS sanSSo SiGRN tt Sro.dwsy Pomteessh
ANA Hat, Sever DoisIs.
], Gen''e'nen' o y WAKEoCk 1 CO.. tla broadway.
A ls,,.~a wse asez % 49 or ~ 70 Ial, St ra-sse
1 n - GkTta w"ksbe Wales FbSAA ls0-
New-York tribune., 1871-09-22

The Republican primaries held in Kings
County evening, to elect delegates to the Assembly
District Conventions (Which will elect delegates to the
State Convention at Syracuse the 2sh inst) passed
of quietly and resulted in the election Of the following
delegates.
PIRsr Cornell D. H. Easebrooi j. Bangs Daniel
Ward. NJ Gafney. -, -, ,,,
Michael Gandsch, George Willan. n,, n
THIRD wARp-A. b. Bayhs. Ripley Ropes. r. Buck Geo. L.
PoURrH WAnD-Buret suyier Aen p Dasn Oglebie
Vim. Rowland.
FirTa WARD-John Leay F. Campbell Chas A. Brand, H.
sIIrn WARp-Iugh Allen Parish r. H. Kellogg R. p Thomp
s. B. vreeland
Ebrnc,er Kimball, Alexander Csshov.
RIGHTH wARD-R W. Fielding John Newell william Woods w.
B.shisT S u. YsnSS a. H. Davenport John
TKSra WAED-J. +. Henry, T. whtlOci Louis Il. Rowland
EIsyrsTn WAnD-Abert Amermsnn, Ernest Fowler wa. Smith,
L, Foster. aamue r Mount
wAEpC Phelps James johnson, George H. Bcoth
TanIs.sTH wHED-w D. Coombs, Benz wilson, Melville Hay
ForsTrrsrn WARD-s T. Maddo, Simpson, D. Gsurey
FrTExsra wAKD-E. C. Hot W. Merritt, B. Ross, O. ".
slIrrsSrH wARD-J.eob Worth NJ Petty Ch.A Lessear ThO
sIvssIzrsTH wAED-T Iew. WIN. Penney Ciuso, ParssA
John Ruapd, George Lamb
EGHTrnsrH WiRb-Thomas Lunney Walter Taylor Daniel Lys
Samuel L. Caveley Richard MimmO.
WARDGeorgs H. Fisher A. Walter, w. r. Lsn1er
TWENTIETH WAKD-Samuel Becher K Richardson, H. W. Man
TwESTY-vIKsr WARD-W o. b Lech, h e. Earle e. d. fhVn
p. Weeks. j. L. Guischad
TwEyrr.Ecoyp WAxD-E II Winchester c. H. Richmond John O.
Lott W. W. Whitehead, \. HsvhnA 49,
Tnc Bliss Republicans have carried all but the Is Vh
With aud IXth Districts and equal In the With and
With Assembly Districts.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-22
TEXAS.

UNPARALLELED OUTRAGEs OF THE STATE POLICE
OVER THREE THOUSAND GOOD DEMOCRATS
ARRESTED IN FOURTEEN MONTHS.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-The Texas State
Police is bitterly assailed by the Democratic speakers
there and its record gives goodrounds for their oppo-
son According to the latest report from Austin they
have arrested during the last IA months s76 criminals
-2s2 for murder $50 for assault with intent TO KILL 4
for cattlethef and 1sS for arson. robbery carrying
concealed weapons, etc Republicans write that with
this effective police organization they could not can
vass the State all. and that even as 1t is, this Is
attended In many parts with great danger Tie Demo
Gratis grow more violent and disorderly in tone with
every days progress Of the campaign.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-22
PdSSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM 6LAsGOw-In s<smship Awtr.ns. esrf n-.vtAsc
w,le wn iianplny Miss h.mplre,. D.s'.HN An nas01s
seHp A.ga Lamont, Prcs o. c.a ps.n Ll. w.: cs.,s
dEas Ross Mm A. R. Csrtrr, Msresrt seost, kn yohs'
,. Aner .na three ehiArr., h~ liseAts 6A ~ N
S.noa Geo D.w.os s.A. Brss. Knss ke.
drea Geo hsss. sans whM. W. c,,i. J:ss Cnts % esS
Nina Gouiica Irving Mrs. Ips. Js.n. Irv,ss I'd
Guynse FL derrick Buns, Jrnes Cesldsa Ar essNes
steel M J..s Steel sssarss Can ss,. k.,s Pr. S
M.bew IIcgc Mary Bsums,rstse Jchs PDss Ella Ssrrn
In he
New-York tribune., 1871-09-22
THE GOVERNMENT SELLING ARMS TO IT5
AyOWRD ENEMIES.

SALr LAKE CITY, Utah, Seps 2I.-At the
sale to-day at Camp Douglas, Of u 9. ordnance, the
Mormon Adjutant-Generd OF Aiiiaa' CiAwson' pur-
chased 1000 stand Of arms and iSoo Ahoo csf.noees
Rumors are rIfe a, to the proceedings Of the Grand
Jurv II 1. s.d that efforts IN Isogress to indct ssv
.rai members Of the Mormon priesthood, among them
Briensm Young There arc reports Of fighting and
taood.h,d smons mining clsimanta at Tntic.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-22
THE END OF O'ROURKE.

From TA New York Wmes, SepL II
One Matthew j. O'Rourke, commonly called Capt
ORearl the person who performed public service Opyns from
figures having subsequently, been sammd 6n! to sheriff be
according to the statement Of the latter and ar.s 70 re TINS.
thought eur duty to say where or from whom we OBJ
tained the figures" referred Othey were public prop
erty and any paper which t0 possession OF them
was bound to print them. But for several reasons we
are induced to state that Mr. had nothing
TO do with the publication Of the fraudulent warrants IN
our paper The armory accounts were copied Sy Mr
OROurke and that, far We know, b all that ne had
TO do with the matter.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-22

enrsr County u rs. On e rrpsAo wig s:s1 ~ - =,
siis !. p.;.. Il stsssssss .iA IL Ai'sss0 ''''
isdiaa Tsrhtsp.
....A general order from Col. Ry@, C0mmsnd19
Il West Psrt euozihss as PsZ m'han -, -
csusi sadge c nsurnns te wss BY oneen. professors s
pssist u 70 dsya
80. The cases Of The Common wealth agt XeGres
Webster ehfd sish prosst.S sIs tatueay sAo rsaSe C
disms-ed In Lsustne Wstsn6rr. On - os9 - - w.
css4sesd ssdsr ~ Laws e< KssAeeAys
New-York tribune., 1871-09-22
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

n R0CHBfORr SENTENCED TO PENAL sHRvI-
TUDE FOR LIfE-REsUMPTION OF NEGOTIA-
Tl0NJ.
PARIS. Thursday. Sept. q, 1871.
N. ROchefOrcs trial has concluded, and ho
mas Decn sentenced by the to transporta
tion to penal colony for life. NJ Rochefor in his de-
fense before the Court stated that he refused to rccept
OF release from the Prussans during the sege Of Paris
M. Theirs held long interview, to-day, with Herr
Arnm upon the subject OF tue delayed treaty between
France and Germany
New-York tribune., 1871-09-22
ITALY.

THE CELEBRATION AT ROME-NO DISTURBANCE.
ROME. Thursday, Sept q. 1871.
The procession yesterday in honor OF Italian
unity was imposing. The Patriarchs OF the Armenian
Church paraded The Illumination of the city last night
vss very general Not the disturbance occurred
during the day aud evoning.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-22
MARRIED..

cARrHR-BLACK-on TUESDAY, Sept 49, By The Rev Mssnae
rector Of 81 Paus Brooklyn, Henry Carter to Mis- LINE b'
both Of Brooklyn.
COE-sRARS-In Newark J.. Sept DO at the sfde:ce a -
brides bv Charles Berry, james a. Coe 70 u Loa
daughter Of George b. Sears ESQ.,
EIY-RsHER-On "Wednesday 10th irst st Flushing IL k
r. g. Parchh J. Ely of Hghtsowp. n - 70 hhnnets
Jane Rasef daughter Of ChsA H. kssher OF the orme' P"~
No cards
MACoMBER-sMITH-ln Harlem At the soenee Of Dr. rant
smith on Tbudsy Sept a. by Rev John w. twich Albert
Moter Of Toledo Ohio Sara dsashter Of John g. sn
Ne " Bedford and Taunton papers please copy.
ROssELIwRIPIE-On wednedsy Sept D. at the south rapti
Church by Rev. Boocecf Mr. j. Tssns kesees
OF Brookyu 70 Miss Teuie " ride Of TottebVae
New-York tribune., 1871-09-22
THE CoLORED SONS OF TEMPERANCE DEMAND
ING RECOGNITION.

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 2l.-A body OF ooiored
men Of this city have applied TO the Grand Dvision
Sons of Temperance Of Virginia for Charter TO organ
ise Division under the recent action OF the National
Division ct Boston. The application viii be relnsed as
the Grand Division will not grant charters 10 'Oioro
Divisions within its Jurisdiction: The o9iOrc0 peopie
have heretofore had an organisation OF their own.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-22
opn-rr1Iows' REUNION ADDRESS OF VICE
PRESIDENT coLFAx.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. M,-At ne On-fehows
So. 49, m Metropolitan Hall. Last evening over
. oso r...crs vsre pssssst Addresses wsss made BY
sn.rv. P. q. g. of Illinois, John b. Kama Of Call
49,, + n. y,tstrump Of vks,nsat Ca ". Raos Of
Ioa..a. John psYs SseA uss:! ss: e Get
ana siao ~ fndana James + Rdsssy. Secretary Of
=: : s:ssu,y E nsa SssS
Colfax sso ns Order and could truthfuy cay that in
al that time heard a. SS Ts a. IN the ritual
charges .S"ed ChrstiIh could object Its principles
were drawn drcctyn many esSss nsS sSrssS y IT, the
spS Of the 0rss3 gasnaee "Te ssalt lave tav
New-York tribune., 1871-09-22
INDIA.

DEATH OF TIE CHIEF-JUsTICE-ARRESr OF THE
ASSASSIN.
CALCUTTA, Thursday, Sept. co. 1911.
The Chief-Justice of India died to day from
the wounds inflicted by assassin The murderer has
been apprehended, and fegns insanity
New-York tribune., 1871-09-22
AFRIOI
AFRICA.
TIE DIAMOND EXCITEMENT UNABATED.

TIE DIAMOND EXCITEMENT UNABATED.
LONDON Thursday, Sept. 81, 1871
Late adviccs from tho Cape of Good Hope
are to eject that diamonds continue to be FOUND In
great numbers in the fields at the north and that tho
rush to the diggnss and tho excitement over the dis
coyerics are unabated.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-22

and pspes in the Controllers once are remarkably wen
.. !, fscs they are moddes Of neasacss, and. In my
o,.,o, correct every way. TIE County boohkeepers
Srots are also we'll kept am not % we'll pleased how
r with tho books Of bonds aud stocks, but believe
them TO he perfectly correct.
MIR. Pheps-I entirely coincide WITH tho remarks Of
Mr. Booth.
MFR. Osborn then read the following report:
s,l,peaf Of tho Debt Of the Cttr aud County Of Nee-
Tort, tdten from he Repo' u and Statements Of tho
New-York tribune., 1871-09-22
NEBRASKA.

THE RESULT OF THE ELECTION IN DOUBT.
OMAHA, Neb., Sept. H.-The result OF the
vote on the adoption of the Constitution Is still unde
termned; but it is generally believed that there Will be
a majority against the Constitution
New-York tribune., 1871-09-22
nALrINoRR LIVE sroCx n<N,Kgr-l

BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK nAKET-es,r q -,
Cattle Dsiera'eiJ active lower rste.j = AZ
s. fs; frn an'ft. sxTta ssi .,disS, SgysS1, s1Z
0ppy quoted &c so6S7 rseepts Sssap O.
mad FOR n ~hh 10 sood suppG fdesss' 4S'e ~
" esss, 81 5yc; eipts. 3,S79 heat
New-York tribune., 1871-09-22

At the Fleetwood Park TrOtting Meeting yes
terday iodine won the 2ss purse Judge Fuherlon I'M
2:2s purse and Castle Boy the minute purse
New-York tribune., 1871-09-22
DIED..

Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed 1'h ~"
name and address
New-York tribune., 1871-09-22

,r,ear to be any such trm in existence s,es :.
yhss a'es nov sasne,, o, Ne .si East
r. Is, nssss.s, s,ss s. rs:s
sOAsy S..Iiurs Of the City with MI Schuyler o. '''
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one mly sec who stables IL. Oaly mind OF Bentham's
genius Tor exhaustive analysis could have panaeI IT,
ana only Gf0e OF then living writers could have filed
In the bold and daring outlines lubbock reprintex
few years ago IN The Re0soner the editor rst sscer.
tanlng that Mr. GrOe had no objection to Iis being dons
II Ia found from Mr. Grotss will that no has LEFT
5000 10 ondow Chair Of Moral Philosophy In Uniyer
sity College London and like cortn eminent tstator.
IN America, be has male con litiOn tina clergyman
minister Of any theological Ter ever % occupy ths
Chair or II he does the payment Of the endowment Is IN
be stopped Tue acoImu'atsi funds are 70 bo handel
10 his SUCCESSOR, VINO shall be ayman Mr. Orote
regarded theology iDoODptibs with the conception
of scientific philosophic moral philosophy Hal Ga,
Lolards Tower been In use in these days, Mr. 0rots
would have found hs way there Instead OF ~ Ws,mio-
ster Abbey Attempts are made 10 get funds from ths
Government 10 send cut Astronomical expedition b,
CeylOn To observe the great eclipse Of December
BY chat time there will arrive there the Governor
Ceylon Mr.. W H. Gregory. ~ r. for the County of Gal
way Dir. Gregory also Of the Trustees OF the Ma
tOnal Gallery office which he will now IN. Mr.
Gregory will be loss 10 art and 10 social progress thu,
country or great accomplishments, brilliant speaker
OF independent views In politics. he had groat influence
which was always exercised on behalf Of generous
progress. lie the bOliest he the most
pOrtant advocate for opening the Botanic Gardens
seums and picture galleries Of the nation 10 The people
on Sundays, when alone they enjoy their adyanlge
Lately he made powerful and successful attack upon
Master Of Chancery in ireland for permitting foyer
breeding houses 10 exist estate in his guard nshp
Master FizgbbOn, the guardian In question, had tbs
temerlty Of insensblity in perfection He had declared
that humanity business Of Master In Chanccry
where the property Of minors concerned" Mr.
Gregory read the passage in the House oTOmmOns and
brought Master Fitzgbbon TO that Humanity ths
business OF Irish gentleman, If not Of Master OF
Chancery. Distinguished at college with Cardwell and
Peal famous for having spent splendid fortune In -
short tme and a man OF mark a Commonor the Coy
lOneso may count "a genial AMI brilliant Governor.
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spy and secondly that he had been seen al the prison OF
La Roauette conducting the firing party which murdered
the Archbishop. Now neither OF those facts proved
by tho witnesses who forward at the citation OF
tho Public Prosecutor Most OF these witnesses were
policemen, and gave their evidence so badly that Com
mandant Ganeau had to remind them that they we're
careless in their speech Several persons who had been
Imprsoned La Requisite narrated what had.happenei
relative 20 the murder of tho ho6tages. Only man
could swear that he had Ferr6 at the prison. and
Ferr6 never denied that lac had been there
Wednesday. Aug. 9.-FerrG's examination was con-
tnued this morning, but there was, unfortunately. "a
little proof as Of his presence when tho Archbishop
was shot one witness told frightfu story OF woman
who when a priest asked her for mercy, replied by
revolver shot which blow out his brains saying "There
IL my mercy" But FerrG not clearly proved to have
been present when tho Archbishop was shot About
O'Clock the examination concluded and Tho examin
alton of ASST which is going az write, was begun
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The COURTS.
A COLLISION CASE DECIDED.

Judge Woodruff rendered the following
decision yesterday IN the United States Circuit Court Of
the Eastern District in the Of the Union Ferry Com
pany against the steamship FavOrite:
on the afternoon OF April H. 1865 the steam ferryboat
Manhassott the property Of the hbeants, running
on the ferry between the foot OF hgt Bro kyn, and
the foot OF Catharines NewYOrk. on of her trips
she came out or the Man-s slip, and when she had ad
vanced INTO the river sufficiently - enable her pilot to
see tie adjacent pier the steamship FayOre was seen
coming up the stream within such distance of the Brook
lyn side suggest danger OF collision. The pilot OF
the Manhas believing that he could not escape by
going ahead instantly rang to stop. ana then TO
back and blew two whistles ID indicate 10 the
Favorite HIS wish that she should steam 10 the
LEFT while he endeayOred by pressing signal
to his engineer TO back the Manhasset into the slip
The signal il heard not regarded. The FivOrlte
was sheered 10 the right. and collision ens9ei The
Mnhassett was struck inst forward OF her port wheel,
and was greatly damaged For this Injury the ibelants
have brought this suit and by the decree OF the District
Court both vessels adiudged in fault the Favorite
in passing mp the river so near the Brooklyn SHORE ana
he Mauhassett in not veerng her instead u stop
NM as she dill am constrained, however, by the tes-
im0uy 10 hold that the consequences or thls COLLISION
hould be wholly borne by the Favoriic And her owner
must paw for the damages done To me Nahhs ~ ana
recompese her owner, for the loss sustained during mo
time she was unit for work
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THE TYPHOON IN JAPAN.

Yokohama advices bring full reports of the
destruction by the yphoon which visited the coast of
Japan the 9th July. At Kobe the entire waterfront
walls, store sheds, landings etc., were washed away
The native settlement OF Kobe was utterly ruined The
Hiogo NsS gives the following in relation to the wreck
OF the storm at Kore:
Among the foreign shipping the most serious loss IA
the British bark Pride of the Thames which dragged
her anchors, and after skiIng the Bund wall for some
time, came ON shore close to the American HaOba and
at one o'clock went on her beam ends. We have not
yet asceraincd how many Of her crew We're lost, but
IL il certain that the captain the first and second
mate. and two others have perlshed but OF the
bodies have yet been recovered Those who were
saved escaped almost miraculously One drifting
round the harbor for some time, TIL he was picked
up by the Augusta The steamers PahoOng, Ohenmaru,
and klnsats, belonging 10 the C. anu j. Trading Com
pany were carried over the new sea wall ana now lie
on the beach mass OF wreck. The Rising sun Is
also complete wreck The sakatamaru, and two
nameless japanese steamers that ply between
this ana OSAKA, were carried hlgh ana dry
on the beach, but apparently they have not
been damaged beyond redemption. The Taku has been
carried into Mssrs. Fitzgerald Strome's yard and the
kebOn Daen Is reported 10 be on shore on the other
side ~ the bay Several large unks, households and
cargObOats were carried close 10 the Eastern Custom
with craft Of this description. The lOrcha RaceHorse,
which was lying the premises OF Messrs. Board
ally found her way up Nishimachi where she now lies,
been completely destroyed In Kobe harbOr accompanied
We fear, with much loss OF life.
At Hiogo the storm appears 70 have ragged with even
greater violence than at Kobe. Between $50 and 800
houses have been destroyed along the shore aud about
600 boats are reported lost, the number Of sound
Jnnks left IN port being few indeed. OF course
the loss OF life has been immense. The
OF people who have persisted during the storm, but the
dead are estimated at something between 900 and co., be-
which was wrecked had 200 persons Oh board J bat three
OF whom have pclished Prom Itmp9,an Wc hear That
OF 100 lives and that tho Dreagcrs have been carried INTO
Tue county sOlAo COAe.AGiah" h'NLtuvc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
Ax1aNoRANr POLICE LusrEcE.

In the Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday.
Mfr Knzng applied to Judge sutherland for the release
Of Timothy Corners a lad committed TO the House OF
Refuge By Justice Cox. Tie commitment SET forth that
the boy was an idle yqgrant" and had entered inc
Third District Courtroom and stolen certain aIteles
tbcrsfrum +" His discharge asked on the ground,
arst that there proper record OF hts compartments
and second that he entitled 10 trial the chargo
1ade were true The Court discharged the prisoner re-
marking that IN such commitments could hold the JUS
lice might send every who went 20 watering S,o
Ia urs0u as warrant. Mr.. Robinson for the House Oh
Refuge observed that he usually had trouble win Jus
ticc CON's commitments.