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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-15
TIE SLEEPY HOLLOW IR1GEDY.

LAST HOURS OF TIE MURDERER, BUCKIOUT.
Isaac Van Wart Buckhout, who murdered his
wife ard Alfred Kendall. in Sleepy Hollow village, JAN
J. 1862 AMI who, after three trials, finally convicted
last Jnnc Will be hargcd in the White Plains Jaiyard to-
day, the hours OF and IL a. m All efforts uron
the part of the doomed mans counsel to obtain COM
mutation Of sentence from Gov. Hoffman proved unsuc
cessful, and the prisoner las resigned himself to
his fate. A sensational story. published yesterday
NJ orninr affirmed that Buckiout had made desperate
attempt to escape the previous dGy ana that large
claspknitc Lad been Ornd concealed beneath his cloth
ing. Deputy Sheriff Ford wLo was TO have been at
tackled y Buckhout as his cell door opened, and
nearly murdered 10y The prisoner was asOnished 10 learn
tina, there had such and assured his friends
OF the utter unruth of the statement No effort was
made by Bucklout TO escape. and when the romantic
story read to hin he expressed great Hdignation
that any one should INSCRIPTIONS to endeavor
thus to excite prejudice against hsm. IL also said that
deputy Sheriff Ford had treated him SO kindly that the
on would he the last person ne would attack, Do,
EWard beth Of Of. The
evening, and conversed with him upon religious matters
The prisoner was very calm ana IN rely 70 te etrgS
mans inquiries said that ne bcved ,at pc Wis a .rs s
Sill had lingering cles that his counsel Francis Larkn:
T G sar %p Court Sry of Bo"Ryn In relation to the
der told the cergymen that he could not reneinper
had some further conversation with Buckhout, aud
finally left the cell impressed with the belef That he was
preparing Tor hls uca'h' anu 'naI nc was sn'otei' Pen
tent for his crime. - 80
Gov Hoffman AGAIN pctitioned by Mr.. Larkin on
"Wednesday evening to r'priCyc ckont, and again re-
fused The Cove rllor visited White Plains, yesterday,
about O'Clock and went Ia the Court House where he
ad long conversation with Sheriff Robert +. BrundaRe
nccrnmg the execution. Coy. Hoffman strongly adj
visni the Sheriff not allow large audience within the
ward WtLcso tho last agony OF BuckhOut, anu
thotht tat should lie excluded except those called
unon hy official duty 10 be present. Sheriff Brlndage
promised 10 follow tho suggestion of the Governor.
Tie iayarl has already been prepared FOR tne eXccu
ton Ordinarily tie ward opens upon the rest OF the court
iut.l l..t
excluding ali sight Ger within the yard the gllows has
been put up for the first time since its construction for
the hanging Fitzgerald the Morrania murderer, VINO
was however, rcplicvcd tThc used Will be one
that was borrowed from Sheriff Kelly OF this city In ls
10 hang Fitzgerald. TIE used by SLelu htIly
to lang bernard Frcry, VINO murdered Harry Lazarus
In UOustou-st, in 1865
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
THE TAMMANY SITUATION.
TWEED DIsSCLYES PARTNERGUlP WITH
SWEENY AND HALL.

The stormy conference on Wednesday be.
tween Hail. swocuy, AID Tweed resulted, II s said, IN
TTeods Gissolv.us his partnership with Hall and
sweeny, and informing them that for the future, they
must look out COR themselves unss tLey would consent
to DO governed by him. This they refused to do. The
trio then separated, Tweed TO conduct the TaInmany
campaign without calling any councils Of war, and
Hall and swceny to oUGoncra him, II possible, BY rails
ing rebellion In the ranks, and casl!crng Connolly,
whom it is claimed Tweed now fully supports in his
fusal to resign 1t Is also said that Hall and sweeny
held secret meeting late yesterday afternoon, to de-
vie means of lighting the Grand sachem and that ex-
Sheriff oBricn has positively Withdrawn from tie Ring
and hidden defiance to it.
Several prominent Democrats from the interior Of tho
state were In town and declared that the pursued
by the Ring was inJuing the party greatly and that
something must he done before the meeting tho State
Convention Connolly's removal was strongly urged,
and Gen. Mcclellan named as desirable man to succeed
him.
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was gre in the vallny between Lncrhcts III nnl
tG,cn:cnt m i"r throug this valley the wind ruSi:cs
ILinirc!. A great number were crticly blown away
70 that 10 Inarks Of item remained on III ir Old
,it,s: Of others only portions Of the walls 70
Irained, and s0no others were blown over on their
sizes tr g., IN rp,iic-do~n. The comparative safety OF
fc ,Iiri'l uscribcd 10 the small number Of siirs in
r H. Dor, ARD also 20 their hcing In readiness to meet
Tie H. ar;rcn"h OF Tie so' ~; The American stc M
7 - rode cat t.c Storm with three anchors down and
having pa't OF p sheet cable attached to
was Al free injury. The French pachciboat Vile
d + Nazir a. well ; as the GGarayal,o vas compor
dow Jrr. ran crlorc; and the Schooner Dos Amigos
Ora su re- and Lizzie were more less injured. Tho
ic oal of Fl, ar cot lily los; she was art rdy IN
bod ndi' N wien sic arrived 1T this place, and
m Water Iari the crew rlt Ter and she WAS carricd
OF Tie island ly the sea. AID sank 70 the bottom
Many, relSgns h have G%en Md Or EOun;e0,
p ana arS S'G wc" hc%c One ' h"nso HT s
carried away bv flood OF rpassing through Majors
G r "gnS lS' 1 H' Of G Gc a4S eGa n
tai en- from the streets where persons had been killed by
~ iocica Tie total number dead s 81 and there arc
20 y ulicd. meeting wls promptly organized Jog inc
rri,l OF ful res, aud $500 have been subscribed
fer tais purosr No buacN. was transacted for several
DAYS Great cNciticrs LOW made to alleviate the
fui, rInis OF tE"ec who are wounded well those
According to r. ports rom tho ncighboring island OF
81 CroX it f. evident that IKE outer edge OF the cyclone
otact Of the cyclone was about 40 miles. Dispatch
to-day Prto Rico states that strong winds prevail
[h no aY" 81 e tr cone s M
W,n lost at Arrrho From vicTucs il is reported the
Hurricane severely ftu nj T. IN. on the 2St inst
TIE HURRICANE OFF ST. NARTIN-LoSs OF An
AMERICAN vE,sEL-TIrG CREw SAVED.
IRON re ST. Ihoaas Iti~nis Of Anl &c.
We learn that the American brl, !1nti1e julia
with cncral caro-, from philadelphia to 81: Martin,
NJ DIST A!-U~t, at 6iO, hrllcarp COM
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PAYING TIE TAMMANY WORKMCN.

About l,'OO Workmcn on the BOulcyards and
the Croon Water WORKS paid by tie City Paymas
ter yesterday Tie Co. troler having slsed tie neces
sary warrant. The men Received, on average s2l
each. About 100 mOls wCrkmCn to be paid to-day
They attribute the layent Of their money the riot
GUS demonstrations made by them on Wednesday, and
say that they DO rot intend to suffer of the
agh among the leaders OF the Ring. John McIaugh-
lin OF TIE Boulevard wOrkmen, was robbed Of tho
$50 paid HIN, slachng from his haad "a no
passing through the basement Of the new Court.
House. Tie thief cscai I'd Father g. W. NJ Corrigan
stood at the Of tie City Chanberains Office re-
ceivng tie labyrcrs they paid Of contri-
buttons from 10 cents 10 ST. Tie funds ale TO 10 applied
for tho building Of church in Co4k, ireland, originally
started by Father Mathew.
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DISASTROUS FIRES AT SARATOGA.
TWO HOTELS BURNED AND ANOTHER BADLY
DAMAGED.

TWO HOTELS BURNED AND ANOTHER BADLY
DAMAGED.
SARATOGA, Sept. 14.-TwO very disastrous
fires occurred here this morning about O'Clock destroy
ing tho Park Place Hotel, the Columbian Hotel, and
large part OF the Crescent From the Grand Union on
broadway to the Clarendon but two buildings are lefo
standing-thc north Of the and MI
Harry p Hills brick house, with few feet OF the south
end OF the Columbian Nearly whole block has been
swept away All the occupants Of the several hotels es-
capped unhurt the inmates Of the Park Place HOTEL
where the fire originated lost most OF their personal
effects Some so servants lost al their property.
The following the principal sufferers: G. X Brown
ovcler and proprietor Of the Park Place Hotel; Dr.
Bedartha, Jas Mingay 'Dufcld, Miller Co. ta'lors;
NewYork store; Madam A. Girardot, ladies' furnishing
Goods j. T. Manes cigars; Mrs. Peters confectionery;
Park Place Saloon j. L. Knapp, marb!edsate and book
store Courted lessee of the Park Place Hotel; j. W.
Waugh lessee of the Columbian. and DR.. Hamilton OF
the House The entire loss will probably reach
100000 There reason for suspicion that the
Are was the work Of design, as almost simultaneously
with the the flames In the Park Place Hotel
a fire broke out Just east Of Broadway on Hamilton
alley in thick cluster Of wooden buildings, destroying
one dwelling half dozen barns and and a tannery.
The evidences incendiarsm at this fire are ample but
there is no clue to the pepetrator There Is much ex-
element aud Indignation among tho citizens generally
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

....There was one death from yellow fever in
Charleston yesterday
The Athletic Club Of Philadelphia and the
Forest Club OF Cevslaad played game yesterday sore-As-
sus, Il; Forest Cya -
Attorney General Champlain has given ns
opinion for the Prize o-eed o sa
dilous pro pulaon the canals Of this State
The academic year at Trinity College, Hartford:
orenrd last evening The college, beCns the with ns~ S
Than usual stsdsns having already besn saA"
"A monument to soldiers and sailors VINO , aasI
In The .s var vas dedicated yerday Wet koIee ~
ATE .,.reses The Freeman CArk dshsefss VIZ
Tn. Northern Pacific Railroad Commissio,n n ~
have reached Portland Via ses.n ss.a .,A he r
Basi b. way Of Kenon Thsy etpfsS
and termipus Which have been ssiscssd . ,,uuS
man r.ureeeutiug himself % @. Keller ca!ie9 t
80 -, H.uo.sI 6sni n Wiing0a o. {essy - nssSS
vi u heed No l<ee snea sso<s n. rsssS
49, ~ rosd 4 Of Ne draslisstes o. w. ~ " '
IL ~ rosScsled b. TrssssU DsSanees@ -.
The Roord Of Managsrs Of the Hudson Riye5
Nc IA oosseriy nssiIss to-day q which sr rssovd
ssae ~ O. aoeat ne ~ r We
oRel s"Ises fhs aanbef VII b hsee "" NJ ~.sss
,s n, ~ Y rsosiyed The structure competed
The tirst annual fair Of the Middle Tennessee
S Ss IL display p.,'s psn.sea aud ,e.s
.iss ssos attention The Who'll: asair nansSsa nnrsy
- ssls,sd Hsr isrsss Asvtg As pogUs Of ~ me-
fasessseA
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RING ARITHMETIC.
A QUESTION OF SALARY.

TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Mr.. Richard S. StOrrs, Deputy Con-
trcer has been before the Joint Committee for the in
ycstigaton o. TIC Controllers accounts. And, in
to certain atores by Mr. Booth he ia reported
as having said that the Auditors receive $500 per
nun; that they formerly received 5000, but that tho
Board OF Anort!onment reduced their salaries Is per
cent On first reading this statement at once came
to the conclusion that must have been reporters or
PRINCIPAL morning papers find that the figures are the
same in nil of them. II Mr. stOrrs made this statement
he assc rtcd hat lie knew to be fsc. Up to June ],
when left the Controllers Office, the Auditors received
$500 per annum 1923 per monthly The checks for the
late County Auditor Watson. and more recently, Tor his
successor Stephen c. Lynes, IT,, we're fed up by me,
and after being signed by the Mayor, Controller,
aud Clerk 10 the 9oa Of Supervisors were entered by
me on the audit hook and. unless this book and the
carccled checks EaYo shared the fate OF the Ingerso
end Garvy vcrt!,rs there can be no difficulty In
rroyipg tie tth or flisity of Mr. Storrss statement
But this is rC, all Ir StOrrs is an accountant, holds
,ncs inportaut rus aud has exercised supervisory
co;rol orcr e,,ly Bureau OF tile Controllers Office for
vea,, H. SAYS that tie Auditors received 5000 per
aruUn ut Tue Ioaid OF Appointment reduced 1t q
per C Mt which made il "a, 100 Is $3.50 seventy five per
cent of $500, Ii the accounts Of the Controllers Ocs
are kept uron this principle twill not be difficult to
understand some the transactions which have recently
been exposed while utter disregard for truth, and the
harGihood with which persons high IN authority put
forward statements that be so readily dlspro'ed
leave doubt to the true character OF me men VINO
arc now ON trial. Of the terrible risks that they are
willing 20 Iun in their Efforts to shield themselves Ho
the CONSEQUENCES OF their crimes.
MATTHEW J. O'ROURKE,
late of the Controllers Office.
AZ .Coyj Cc nt
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TIE KU-KLUH.
TIE OUTRAGES IN sPARTANSBURG, S. C.-SEEA-
TOR SCOTS EXPLANATION.

TIE OUTRAGES IN SPARTANSBCRG, 5. C.-SEEA-
TOR SCOTS EXPLANATION.
WASHINGTON, Sept. II, 1871.
Senator Scott received and forwarded TO the Pres
dent the original letter denying the charge OF recent ou
opcs and disorders in spartanburg County s. c. which
WAS sent from Charleston ON the 18th inst Accompany
ING this Senator Scott addresses the President person
auv cxnoiping the alleged transformation. TIE dis
patch contradcng Senator SCOTS letter declared that
NO outrare had occurred there the subcommittee
Of Iuoury left that section. The Senator says: The
aggravated case mentioned In the papers suDmtteu 10
you as having occurred in sparanburg County was
that of man named Quinn, who was stated 10 nave
been brutally whipped in Pacolet township, IN that
comfy The letter OF Col Gabriel Cannon and another
letter Of Dr. A. w. Cummings both reaching me to-day,
and herewith submitted taken together show that the
outrage WAS committed in Union County, short dis
lance from the line Of spartanburg, While quinn was
there on visit to his brotherinlaw; that quinn Is
citizen OF spartanburg County and that one OF INC per
sons arrested the ofense is also czeh Vi lh"'
coupy~ The Senator thinks that the denial In reality
mere evasion the crime charged was conmitseu Oh
citizen of spartanburg just over tho line, and proDaDy
NV his f,lovcitizens Of that county. He arms that,
I'm "a the Presidents attention to this ana O!hcr acs
and full knowledge OF the state OF OPINION
in that region demand Tor the GnW and the
Of "a majority Of the subj COMMITTEE Oh nqat' ot,nr
port which accompanied sSha Merrill conanine in
Union County and is now file in the AttorneyIene-
rails office.
THE KU-KLUX OUTRAGE IN ALABAMA.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. Al. l.. Weir OF
Limestone County, Ala who was taken from lbs mouse
some days ago by five masked men was 1ouhd yesterday
tied to tree IN swamp. His captOrs, AFTER whipping
him. nearly drowned him in stream OF Tatep men d
him to tree and left him 10 Har'e' A"oNi Wv "
IeradOes have been arrested
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CRIMES AND cAsuALT1Es-BY TELEGRAPH.

....Amos Thompson and his son were drowned
Eocklaud Me. Yesterday BY the eapAhns OIL We oe"
rI.nrv Donahoe. notorious desperate, was
sb dead in Eheuba while pusas merchant " narder
him
-. The trial Of James d. Martn, the defaulting
II the Nae Bank Of Boston, indefinitely post
posi y,,erday on the groand the defends nsssity
-. .Flouruoy's sash aud blind factory, Waldron
TAILOR. LoI kctory smaller bns In Richmond, Va,
were burned ye.tercay s2ooN; eovea BY Insurance.
kA. Hattersley Of Cleveland purchased two
hottie, and the Other for internal The
drug s esreesy the labels and H.tsre urg as
wrong medicine Internally died soon after.
IA dispatch from Columbia, Pa, from Detec e.
tive, Lscirns aud Miller Fox Of Philadelphia: anncrts VIC
capture Of Thomas Bdde for whore ar- of ts Iri
Gamble Monday night reward u S3S vas o1sNa '~''" "
With hin u We HDs aIe bots " sssssaJ
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PHARMACEUTICAL CONVENTION.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. A.-The Pharmaceutical
Convention spent the greater part Of today in listening
to the reading Of scientific papers, end in Distressing
them. Honorary membership was conferred upon sew
eral gcntl residing in England and Europe Tho Com
tee on the subject Of liquor cer reported that drug
gsis should not Dc required to fake out license Di.t
should supply liquors only on Pre,criptions volnln
fec was appoinCd to confer with Congress on this sub
iect with the view of having the law changed reSo
luton, conveying fraternal greetings 10 ths H0r ni
den to-day adopted aud the Secretary Instructed %
telegraph it to the Association. COMMITTEE was ap
pol1tei 20 consider the Of fines aud penalties I'M
posed by the Government for Internationally emitting
10 stamp medicines and perflmcry to examine the dc
tectye system connected Herewith anu report "nat
remedies are best adapted to the case
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MEXICO.

NETTING OF COSGREsS-pROsPECTs OF JuAREz.
CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. 2.-Ihe preliminary
meeting Of Congress took place yesterday. The number
Of members present l47he whole number In Con-
crc Is 227 The meeting resulted avoraby for Juarcz
7" PRECEDENT Of tie temporary organization and tic
t;oc on Crcdc ntials JuGTists and were chosen
l., 4 vote ~ 10 Becoming alarmed at TINS vote,
m u;:I.s ION abandoned the hall, Gtpri 'lng the meet
u 81 q a,Ium until the evening tbs Is stohsy lid
,rti"c the of Juarc7, though the arrived or
"';nr,rs may maize change. III Ii s'dtSh that
J'a- g.: = zee. and will PERSONALLY move against any
rcGol %. ~ attempt. 80
,ry,r I*XICo Sept. 6.-Thc Juarsts are surc OF the
,,' zIi IN OF CC crc,S including the Comttro
%, 90" .'.I, =. Strong Revolutionary threats haze h"ch
}. r... .liaA"nt Juta viii b. installed lf"iHh"r
- I't ucUtpS rave been issued IN It"atrCaS, and
lI,v vu been levied Ill tie Smaller TOW vi the
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TIE Ku-KLuX OUTRAGE IN ALABAMA
THE LIBERAL CLUB-CELEBRATIoN OF HUM
BOLDTS BIRTHDAY.

The Liberal Club celebrated Their secohd
anniversary aud the Io2d birthday OF Humboldt iast
evening, in the Plimpton Building by "scientino
soirec" The two lecture halls and severaa otner apart
ments. as web as the starways, were decoratea win
flags On the first floor creditaDe c4ecuon Y,
statues, paintings, engavings, PhotoeIapmSs rha ~
scientific specimens. Two rooms above cohtIne ens
ologtcal fosil geological and mneraog1ca ~ i
The large hall on the fourth floor WAS deVo..u " so
literary AID philosophical section hia Ie w p
addresses poems and recitatloss HaTry SahG Wa:
son presided at the plano and Nv; Z. Lyinan vo Ven
TO the scientific section there were many charts Illus
ravc Of the sddresses Tho upper ha was t t IN NJ
people passing up and down from TO the otner . IN
an address Humboldt, A. DOuni said thai .oeu n
Christ belonged TO that club his doctrines would nave
stand upon their inertia and his claims Scvcrcg
what lie Claimed TO be an exhaustive sntenent OF the
rationale Of tprtsn In the seiennc s sIemens s Of
matterH relation Oi light 10 tho eye," DO, were
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TIE CITY ACCOUNTS.
PROGRESS OF TIE EXAMINATIoN-LIST OF THE

PROGRESS OF TIE EXAMINATION-LIST OF THE
STOLEN VOUCHERS.
The subcommittee of the Citizens Com
mittee Oh the City and County accounts were engaged
Yesterday In examining the books in the County Bureau
and in the Controllers Office. They afterward held
secret meeting, with the subCommitees Of the Joint
Committee Board of Supervisors and the Board OF
Aldermen. Mr.. Booth, the Chairman of tho Citizens
Committee says that they are advancing slowly but
surely, and investigating everything relative to the
accounts.
Mr.. Iyncs, tie County Auditor states that the list OF
tho stolen vouchers for the paid claims against tho
County for 5.U VIII not he made out in les than ten
days.
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IO~DoV. Thursday, Sept. i. ,s71.
II is e'attf That an American brig found!cd
yo.-, !t GO a." Lands End, ana that al Oh boaid per
i~;r.j. 1Gc name ol the Noss,l - unknown.
ie.,..!,l ~ mcuncr II rdr,i .ncu, in Truro, re-
s,d l.. ;lr cocc OF NJ. Hog, t!e Conservative can
oiIr.., - majority OF -
qa~ ,> ted EMilo!cr Of NcwCGatlH, in letter to
TIC Il, .;r:n the public that 41lG workIncn are now
a. -. I a. and tat constant additions 10 tic force
MI -,cH gc. core il former activity to the town.
Herr ku'i.p the Truastn gun-lOundcr and inventor,
:. e. '.- 80 To:lrJy. This fact is REGARDED by tie
mt F.. .it - as icliii,&nt.
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AUSTRIA.
OPENING or THE PROVINCIAL DIETS.

OPENING or THE PROVINCIAL DIETS.
vienna, THU day, SEPT. IA, ISL
TAo Provincial Diets of the Empire have
or,uci tAtir sessions. Tie Constitutional Deputies OF
J,rcr Austria MOravia, and Cariola abscntcd them
sGvos frcn their respective Dete. In the Bohemian
DICT an imperial rescript Tcad which was received
with enthusiastic cheering III il the Emperor expresses
H. desire fer the settlement OF the status OF Bohemia
and tr rc, his Willingness recognize her rights by
public coronation and taking the oath at Prague and by
c.u-lu;., 10 ucw electoral AMI national bills.
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ENCE ON IliE hlSACE CCalOMS (CE3ION--
1.!E CO.ilUHisiS.
PAVE o',rr DAY, sgt. g. l',i.
The Acknowledgement OF TIE National Guard
la nccvn. II q, il 10 resi- lance to tie enforcement q
TIC decree OF the Assembly, aad tranquility li''"I"
c,,ryvA,:c.
IL The Assembly today, NJ. Rcmu1ot su6rlitted' ms
:hc result e. the recent :otiituns, iii author HHH
rrcs'i,ut IAi rs to conclude With Enpror william vi
Gcr&any Gust. MS treaty which embraces il IL pro
visions Ai-0ec al! Lorraine. Tnc Inm' Hate Goa T.
qj,-n,r OF TIE treaty Nil he the evacuation of the Dc
pai tmcnt OF Auhc, cote dOr. ard Jrra, and r'd"co
OF the number OF German soldiers IN France u VVV'
Tic Assembly declared ursclcy 70? tie bill.
Iii TIE Assembly, t0-'av, Gen de Ci>scy sta'ca tia'
two additional courts martial f"r the ina oi No'n
I.uAsis viii Shortly re appointed. He S"d thIt 'h'Ir
are now but !C2 JUDGES to CX3uinc the cases OF 3b
prisoners II clGdGg 80 c1nvCts Even with the anul
tiuual corT,. lie Government will probably De 'tt"
- l. lca 1850 81 the ri without ttal, Us IL is
irpus> ih'e u sentence mere than 100 per month
The details If NC proc' for thc issue Of me ~" '''
Of tin cry q Paris amounting to 3590oeC OF frdhcs,
tire pdvue!icd i.1.s alcrh0on.
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PORTUGAL.

TIE H;W MINISrEY-EUGrNIE ~ LISBON.
LISBON, Thursday. sent. IA, 1871.
Tic C'!o'"iHE Is a complete list Of the new
P,Itlg''> - Ministry, just formed:
N..i.,l. TIE tt1iOr. SANIAiJ.
J t.trF ~ Murine. nor AI"Hi%
, 'ri raj Jcyft.n rrdiyS .Sciicr COREO.
IL ,~,F Of Ib6ttc hOfhS. ANELiNs
IAr LnvTr,, EuC' ME arrived here to-day from Lon
Co. s.. visited by the King and Queen Of Poru-
al, aDG Jvu aitcrwarl left By rail for M.did.
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MURDER ANptsuIcIDE IN NEw-LoNDoN.

NORWICH, Conn.,, Sept 14.-In New-London,
this afternoon Leonard Rogers, half-breed Mohican
Indian shot Hattie E. silly, girl l7years old IN the
head with pistol. killing her instantly he 'neh sio'
hso,, a., tho temple and fell dead The Of these
the mlscreant. Rogers has wife IN N Malone n; Y;
crimes Jealousy and the refusal OF tne g. nc 10 n
good reputation He loft letter explaining bis relations
to the GIRL and asserting that she was the motaer Oi
The letter together With remarks made recently by the
murderer show the crime to have been ior Some tme
prenedit2ted.
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'IhER RAID BY CoCHIsE-A CAVALRY COM
PA1Y DIsMOUGTED

A.. fhANclsro. Sept. A.-COchiss's band of
leaving their women and children ct the Peace
C.na reservation in New-Aexlco dashed into
Arizona, and ran OF with 50 head Of
rp,.S NE e@ cavalry horses which had just been 70
~ POST thsx m2aigp As there wss only infantry ut
hvins AZ Ty sogo not be pursued. Gen. Crook on ar
aatey toeS ~ VERDI, received the news, and imme,
Dexp VIC nslo' There are rumors OF snothe cam
ssaort eUa. exploring party ere abandoned by
s'1 Camp Hualapsi, AxiJQRA