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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-26

lieutenant, eight sergeans ninetvivo park keepers
anu ofytour gatekeepers, OF which sergeants and
p 9 PARK Keepers are employed the various
cry paraa The number OF by mark
during the year ending April 20 s7i ~ witch 1873
were Tor disoriery conduct twenty for
fast driving and the balance for other offences
THE REPORT or THE ARcHIrEcT.IH-cuIEr
enumerst,s twenty larger and smaller pro-
prcss OF construction within the Central eph
the city parks also number of pa MS strur-
not commenced Three hundred and sxy six va.
designs plans Ac for structures details struc
lures were furnished during the year. these elur-
Ing much time and labor.
RET0RT OF TIE DIRECTOR or THE MErRo ROLoGIcA AL
OBSERVATORY.
Mr. Daniel Draper gives interesting OF the i'm
pr0vements effected serecorine instruments Tor
tanning the atmospheric changes,
OF RAIN direction and force of wius &C, Records
condition OF the atmosphere furnished To the Commits
soners of Public Charities and Correction and to the Health
Department, m well AS to the press.
Meteorological tables also furnished to many other
meteorological institutions the observations much
sought after in legal controversies In courts
Valuable information was furnished iorhe United States
Signal Service lately established.
Appended to this report tables showing the height OF
the barometer the state OF the thermometer the duration
and depth of the velocity and direction OF the wind
monthly for the 1870; also table giving the daily re-
cord OF atmospheric changes.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED.

From d. Appleton \ Co.:-"Bryants Poetical
Works." new edition, lllusrated "Old Curiosity
shop ana American Notes. In volume OF the
''nandy Volumc,' edition.; 1ppietois Journal
monthly part.
from Charles Svrlbner 4 Co.:-"Richard Wander.
mack u novel; by Mrs. sidney ). harris; "Memoir
OF Rev. Patrick COPELAND, rector elect OF the first
projected college IN the United States" by Edward
ID. Neill
From Francis u. Felt 4 Co.:-"The Land of Lorn
or, A Poets Adventures IN the Scottish HeDrides,n
10y Robert Buchanan.
From George l.. Putnam sons what the
World Made Them" NY the author OF Travels Of an
American OWL
From Hurd Houyhtcn: : 'Zanita a tale OF the
Yo semitic" Ivy Therese Yelverton, viscountess
Avonmore.
From the Catholic Publication Socicty:-"Le OF
the Reverend Mother JULIA foundress and first
superior OF the sisters OF Notre Dame, OF Namur.r
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BRO0ME COUNTY POLITICS.

tdriangmlar Fight for Assembly MANI harses
Against Ely, the Regular NepmbIicap-A
New Candidate Representing the ssraigit-
O"f Temperance MeB-Doubis OF EIy's Re-
eieenon-Snccess OF tho Republican SEM or
ser'n'n-Esch Party United in support IT
"s wv" sfare Tt-kef--Broome County
strongly Republican,.
BiNGHAMToN, Oct g. 1871.
\ ip.'c wiz DC quite contest in this county for
me n,oe' VI assembly. The republicans have two
can, dates in the eld-thc regular rcnnb,,can ean
ddat., who Is now nominated for me tonr,h to,a.
and ae. alns' whom certain charges have been manA
and the candidate but forward by tho mira TOM
perance hen. Mr. William NJ. Ely. the present
member aid regular nominee, is an onect
of opposition among members OF Ma own
party. from the fact that ne - cnnrged vim
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CUNNING NoTIS-POLlTlCAL AND GEyER IL.

correspondent OF tue Philadelphia Eost, wri-
ting from Bucks county, Pa, says the county would
even now be republican but for the fact that the
people In the upper end OF 1t still vote for General
Jackson. what does NocEamixon say to thlsp
The Detroit Post says the proposition OF the Mis-
souri, Republican that the democrats shall not noml-
nate a candidate for President next year IS only "a
choice or deathsn
The Richmond EnlGi,er asks :-"When Richmond
was burned VINO came ward 10 help nerY-but in
her poverty she subscribed ten thousand dollars the
other day for Chicago The are scarcely par
alle Richmond was fired by some OF her own pco-
pie, and The innocent suffered with the guilty.
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SALE OF SCRANTON COAL.

decline in the value to the spectators OF Goa
was shown yesterday by the spritless bidding at
the sale held by Messrs. John II. Draper h Co, in
Exchange place. The prices given were lower than
the lowest during last month. No very large pur.
chases made all buyers seeming to be afraid OF
OF "A further reduction IN price, proceeding from
some yet concealed cause. All this Is remarkable,
at TINS OF the 1t Is usual for the specu
Gle until the need OF the people should bring TO
them enormous profits. The course OF the auc-
ton was as folow5:-The first sale OF lump
was made at g. aud IL then gradually declined
to So so. The first OF steamboat was at So s.:
10 then fell to 50 s2ta and 50 So, but rose again
to So s7 Crate sold at 81 49, the first lot; u then
fell to 81 80 81 IS and the last lot realized 81 27s
The first sale OF egg was at "a 80; 1t then iell 10
81 IS, at which the balance was sold. Stove sold at
first at So 49, but IL TO 40 so, ana the last lot
sold at 81 47. Chestnut went at S. so ut Iirst but
the quantity being comparatively small, the other
lots sold at So o2a, s. 50 and So sI1.
The following shows the marked difference in the
rates between the september and October sales:-
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Pool sales In the Ciiy.

Messrs. Marshall a Johnson sold pools on two OF
these events last evening. The following figures
viii give an idea OF the feeling OF the buyers:--
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PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.


At noon to-day meeting OF the Directors OF the
Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad Company was
neld. The object Of the meeting was TO take action
upon the great RAILROAD lease that ccdes the cUmpa-
hes OF New Jersey TO the pennsylvania Central.
Mr.. W. II. Gatzemer, President mo ttn presided,
ana all the directors except Mr.. Bradford ana
frCm the latter salng ms entire assent 10 the pro-
visions OF the lease The meeting, after some dis.
Cusslon. resolved that Mr.. Gatzemer he authorized
To execute the lease upon tue assent or majority
OF the stockholders kelDg obtained. For mat pur
pose Il meeting II TO he held at the ONCE OF the
company on the nth or November. This Is vir.
tual execution Of the lease being morally certain
that assent VIII DC obtained
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Ne w YORK CITY.
Miss Anna f. Dickinson lectures tai -ening At
Steinway Ilol, on 'Demarogues ana NorA gmcu. y

Miss Anna j.. Dickinson lectures tar @enlng at
Stenway Iio on ''Demagogues ana WorA rmcn .
Henry Schultz, German, thirty years of aye
died yesterday the German Hospital. seventy.
seventh street and Fourth avenue IRON the effects
OF wound IN the hand inflicted about three weeks
ago, caused by running meat NOOK ihro,run n
Deceased was butcher Coroner Herman viii
nod an inquest In inc case.
MI. secretary Boutwell, WIN deliver a lecture on
Friday evening, at Stenway Hall, under the aus.
pices Oh Tue Mercantile Library on present q ues.
TONS Affecting Public Prospcrity.r So cool an an.
thorlty on TINS subject az IN Mr. BonfwriI sho,olh
draw together an intelligent and large auf,en 20
II Mr.. Boutwell, VIII drop the oi1ical reserve ms
lecture may be very valuable.
To-day, nj one O'Clock, the corner stone or the,
Franklin statue, to be erected in PRINTING Iyouse
Square Will be lald according to the Masonic cerc.
mony OF dedication, by NJ W. John H. Antnon. Grand
Master OF Masons OF The state OF New ynry AMI liza
printer whose name and fame the mute bronze Is
intended 10 preserve should attend.
gentleman OF this city made 10 tile children on
the FIVE Points House Of Industry ast evening this
proposition, vz.:-lhat to each ore VINO had good
marx for lessons and behavior during the week he
would give nifty cents 10 be appropriated TO the Cbl-
cage feef iund, AMI ihal Tor each hty cents thus
earned he would give q Ike amount 10 the House or
Industry. The result - That 800 VIII DC sent to Chi
c3go
Coroner Herman was yesterday call.d 10 No 335
West Thrty.aignt street to mold an inquest on the
body OF Francis BracSen, an infant twenty-five
months old, who died rom the effects OF a dose OF
upIson supposed 20 have been administered Nv ms.
lake for paregoric. The nature OF the poison or
other PARTICULARS regarding the were not re.
ported nc tie Cvr0ners once
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HARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB.

ros,poUement of rho Races Yesterday.
BALTIMORE, Oct 20, 1871.
On account OF the ram the racing was postponed
today II is still dnzzIng tonight, ana the track
is IN an unfit stale for racing Fears are expressed
that there viii have 10 be further posponement.
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YELLOW FEVER IN CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON. Oct. rs, 1871.
There was one death from yellow lever during the
last twenty tour hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
DID DICKENa CARICATuRE USi

TO the FdftOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: Five weeks ago." repeated the Colonel
thougiuuly, as he took his seat upon the table ana
swung las legs. Now let me ask you. SIR which OF BIZ
Biick articles had become G that time the most on0X
ous TO the British Parliament and the Conrt OF st.
James ! have reason 60 know Sir. that the arlstO-
cratic crcoa of your country quail before the name Of
Jefferson Brick" Martin Chuz2ewit chap xvi
Queen Victoria wont shake IN her royal shoes Mt all
taken with Geld chill when che realizes what's being
done in these dCgings-." "Wc Sir I toll you this
there amt engine With IT. bcr bust in God Amghtys
free United States fixed and nppcd and frlzaled 20
most ct1rn1l smash that young crtcr in her luXuri
ous location in the Tower Of London viii be when she
reads the next double extra Waterfront Gd5cHc."
Ibd.. chap xxi.
"Tlc enterprise OF The Herald has disclosed Inc fact
That woodruff Clam cOrrcsp0ndcd with the late I'm
perOr OF the French and sent him their paper.
Every monarch and pOentato In Europe and all the
prominent attaches OF their several governments have
been lis constant cradcfs IL was not without
cause that Kaiser Wilhelm prohibited circulation
within his realm. We have spoken too often ana 100
plainly OF tho evident destiny OF European aflis, ana 1t
with too much potency to please the German Bon
perOr. We do not remember that any other American
paper has proved dangerous enough To German liberties
q to require 10 be suppressed"
(FO0dhuH q CiGGin'S weekly. August 5, 1871.
"YOu Sire wise as pOYeTlal' j. thc cd,toiiAl
WOudhuh d Cialn express "the greatest respect add
admirdtiOn That the resolutions OF tie Cosmopolitan
COnfCiCncc IN favor OF the Commune and "our br0thef
and cO-workcr Henri ROchciOrt should be printed WIN
Out word OF dissent in the same number, certainty
shows IEaguaniay which the cX Emperor Hil douD'
less appreciate. u
Boston, August 8, 1871.
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BEARD-At Smhppn August g. Laura hac daughter Of
william and Euml Beari, aged | year
Relatives the family fatty invited T. attend ths
residence Of her grandfather Samuc tnlrr NO 80
Ffieth-st Weinesla, the 9Th nat, at O'CLOCK D. IA
DE RISsYAt New run nick Sd ul Henrietta aged
months Mary Alice, ag Is mouths only children
OF Thomas NJ and Emily Parkn DE RUssy.
PORsTgRUn Sunday August H. Elizabeth, wife Of Robert Por
aged years and months.
The ends of tbe family are respectfully invited 70 attend her funeral
Tuesday ihes8th from her late residence, NO ia
West Fits hith-s.
HoLT-on Friday. the 4h Inst, Lydia Curtis wife otfhha H.
T alive. and friends o, the family respectfully requested 10 at
mineral late Madsoh
an ueaa morning 10 ocjcl without further n'i-
The De ttheh |" "t''I"oVi N'ny '' NV
BoTCUKSS-A Pan6e " August 1884, Ssr'h Lucy yoGuses
Her tead re invited her funeral At the honse Of her iae
on Weln. morning 800 O'Clock bcnils % be ln'eo"
Waterbury, Conn
Nsp,e ONLY daus hter Lydia RandeD AGED yeas
Frr.ral hoie d or -
II Campbell NorwsiA, Co.'s.
scoTr-On Monday morning August m Of PARALYSIS u the
bran Ns Msp NJ Scott, "do"S Capt francs scott as'i -
T ,tiye. and Gier ole family fcTsc y invited 10 i,esi
eusiay afternoon, at jOto ui hcr se res'eaee
So Leorarl.st. Wi.ansourgh sithou' lcriict aouca
yRFuENBURG-In Brooyn sunday August ac lorg and
pa.nfl Illness Mary g. Youngest daughter o e ae 'Onh 'e~
The ,,es rl friend. Of family respectfully invited TO attend
e fi.era service, "Wednesday she oh inst Jo p m al ne
late residence. sJJ Atlsnlc-'t
wEBSTRR-On sunday August g. the renee Of bis brother
Andrew. james Webster IN the 2ytl year 81 Dis age
friends o tie lsg the meiates M Amefeo> Legs
5 p A. ~ and Corsgorc Chspu 43 X, \. VI ary repeh,
= hs ne rdsno', No. 90 'T~ss
Tlirv vents.st Wen, Jay, Augusta all ococs T. BE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
POLITICAL NOTES.

Tho so-callcd "new party movement III
poInmore seems be almost entirely confined 10 Iat
rrc were number Of small Ward meetings last
Guy tiob deleeates were elected 10 proposed Con
wen The movement is purely Catholic, ana
Of those interested insist That mere ire saSS Sf NO.
partisan ~ baltimore has 50 large Chthoic l'opu
Inc lacI tn ,"r whatever feeble Nity 'n
ton accouH sroro mas been talk OF similar Ho'o
I mem in Cincinnati aud ST. LOUIS o.
The Boston Woman suffrage orgn r nosI n" U'
, M lone Of recent letter from its regular Boston cor,
hhc 'n' O ~ T6e SDringted Republican, IN when he
re @1%"nSa% h opinion that speaker jewell would make
better cnei Magistrate Of Ma,' af Wo%an suffrage win
Loring OF BV level Tor his speech at Ncrcs,tei: Ire
then declared lis belief tht uni s,yage ana that the
sctlS 40 30, rn Of Massachusetts, DO nov hh I ~
mleg'ht "ed for IT," This Is char ctt tti pnyc
heEtL if if 10 the noble women en.ym ~ and o
only u I'll Nouen but 10 the coliSs, ,rl,eH are
neht ana 10 ~ "th~, VILE aud daughter. lhty a
tor Lorns Bnier, or any olh t support Of The Woman
thc cnuhdrnCc ana dcsfIl'
-ufrAel.ts Of Massachusetts , - Ill ~ I,n-
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TIE RING NOT NEEDED II LONDON.

To the Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In answer to the letter Rough on
Europe" in this mornings TRIBUNE, etme mention that
Thomas Hughes in the February, 1870, number Of
McMiYanS Magazine says: "if any one looks at the
state of things in the Metropolis, he will discover not
without something like gasp OF surprise, and one would
hope of ind nation, that this the largest and richest
collection OF human beings that has come together
on the face of the GLOBE has really government al d
but is handed a battle-ground for Two
Medieval Corporations, modern Board OF WORKS,
the Commissioners OF Police, the Commits
sioners of Woods and Forests, the Poor-Law
Board. the Registrar General, 80 Vestrios, and at
least score of private trading companies. The results
are mbtci,a confusion and taxation caprcous a5 e-
yagsnt revenue equal 10 that or many Kingdoms
collected by dozen ditrCnt authorities, under no man
knows what or how many Acts OF Parliament ana eX-
pended without auycl lent control II those WHO conr
butte TO IT," have not the fIintcst idea says MI BuH
tom when Day my rates, which seem 10 be always
doing, who those by whom am gOYcrDcdl now or
why they chosen TO govern me ION what grounds
they have imposed this expenditure or whether
T. Ii or is not reasonable and wise one. The system has
no real pubcity. 1t is worked almost In the dark mr.
Hughes ADDS Though the waste and anarchy of the pre-
nt system were efectually and completely exposed
EIGHT years AGO that from that time 10 this not single
public man or writer has advocated letting things alone,
vet 100 Acts of Parliament 80 Vestros ahd 1000 Honorary
officials are st there and the dwceTs Of this long suffer
ing city continue be eeced, missoycrned and neg
irctcd u
AtC York, Aug. 7, 1871.
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knit frames and welIbalanced constitutions What
der then, that young humanties wo think and act for
Themselves who rule instead OF being ruled nom the very
cradle, should have Oycreycitabe, abnormal nerves
Boys are much injured by this malireatment az
girls inasuch In these latter the nervous has
greater preDonderance, and they are by nature IN
clncd to he more reflective and sedcntary. American
Parents you would surely do well to reform tlis
matter nltogcthcr. Give little daughters sulpe
food keep them I'm tho nursery better YET when pos
sblc in country fields yards give thcW cnlu
i-h dresses childish books, aud childish amuscment'.
Totally abiuIe the detcstablc practice OF chdrens par
urs az now conducted. VIZ, on the miniature pcipo'
apng the foes OF grown-up people, without their ma
tlrcd judgment or ygor. Don't be afraid OF reasonable
Lessons not much danger there n you keep away lhe
excttements The settlements nipping IN the qua,
are Destroying these babygirls Keep your children o.
cnpef. not busy and rule them quietly, yet iim ,nt
thcy are able, in the ripcucss OF cultivated ItaOD 10
guide themcyea. Finally, the most cheetual remedy,
doubtless would be multiudinDus number of good ana
0fsc mothers "Ayc, there's the rub" OS
stamford, Conn, Aug. 3, 1871.
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THE RAILROAD KING OF PERU.

4 writer in The Oreridnd M0nhly Tor august
-. an account OF the railroad operations of Harry
NiSos in peru. For sl2.0OO,OO0 Meggs contracted 10
bnd road from Mosndo ON the coast 70 Areiudln
1ited guests. including the heads OF oh,, the
Government in Peru, joined in tAe eeiep si,
MN 10000 were paid wholly by Meisgs; The
same bold operator then took contract 20 eSl,nu s nj
mjna road across the Andes To PunO distance OF about
90 miles Al the same time h. entered into contract
=, con str,ct railroad from Lima the Corulleras
~ q Nae ON The eastern slope called OrOya. The con
sdsrtion FOR these two contracts was about sCOVncW
The line from Arequipa to Pune crosses the Andes az
an ATTITUDE of lI,gG5 feet; tine OToya ROAD crosses
The mountains at an altitude OF 1890 feet IL Is
Intended to continue the last mentioned roA 70 e
from Mollendo TO Arequpa, paying 70 The GOvtinnsh
NOR cent on the CAPITAL, about SdoOOO year lhe
grita, anna nm IN showing that Nriggs b,sldes beng
H. rautr1gtor of tour railroads amounting ~ sVOvoV
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A DI~GRACEFUL WAKE.

iron. The Troy It.te' aug T.
yo.t.rdov afternoon the wife OF PatTlck
cI VIM resides in the rear OF No. 100 FeIry-st died
prinorations were odiHcly commenced fpi "Ake,
IItP",4 IN the honsr was filed with people. As the
Hrs nasscd the ELECTS OF the liquor, which was sup
III I'm abundance became more apparent, ana ny
I,icl, mis- morning every person III the house WIS
In'yk carroll himself searching hlgh ana low ior
nclct hook which hs wife told nm Just Dslore her
l.ac She had filed with money ana secreted, anu as
bi EFFORTS 10 find 1t were unsnccessiu ne pooe hn
~ "a and acted like a crazy man. A dispute arose pc
tVro two persons in the house III regard 10 ,e M %
,onn two men over the corpse oil the dehd woman.
ea other men forced glrl about IL years oI ase o
nj In, and made an indecent assault One man
ihn TaLsIV marched through the mousse Win ~,
an AK in his hand, threatening 70 use On xeI i
gu IA nrnyocatiop. Meanwhile the others yei15u
ca5stay, and tho people residing IN ,b .ne reaead
T'nh ,gSre mortified BY the awful shouts that Ieae
FnaIiy sheriff McKeon sent for poc. NJ
and officer ODay of the second n his prisoner 10
place nd ODay, accompanied e{ 3neeT pS mi
thc n,,r,cd Ia tie scene and took Joseph pa
I9y Ic1 IA Kate Brown into custody lOuay
nmIysT committed Malone TO jail Tor Two Wmrray
LSkeIy for 30 days, Kate brown iOi " '''' y "'
IN 1aUa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
The President of the Vermont University,

Inc ITGSlucDt or inc vermont university,
Dr. Angel when first invited % deliver the bacoaIaure
Sermon declined because lie minister. but
finally prevailed upon by the very sensible argu-
mont OF an old preacher. There is why the
doctor should not properly Illustrate moral and
lglOds truths with text, many ministers, who with
text, have no particular truth 10 communicate"
A Mississippi correspondent writing about
Mr.. JeiFeson Davss old plantation in tat state, and
OF its present management IS former slave
named Montgomery, says Of tho latter: Mr..
Montgomery, the present proprietor by contract
OF between Ave and six thousand acrcs of land,
has one OF the most interesting families have in the
South. They building Up future, which, n exccp-
tiOnal now, hope viii become more general hereafter
Every hand of his family is adding lis quota 10 the sue
cess OF this experiment OF coorci man both trading
and farming on an extensive SCALE Last year his wife
took on her hands about one hundred and Lhy acre, OF
ni, and with her force she raised about oEs hunfoI
ana seven bales OF cotton. She has several orphan
chdren employed, and moi only does she IpcrNise t.r
aDor, nut she works herself One daughter an iutett-
gent young lady, POStnsCss, ana believe, afastant
boOEkccpcr One attends 10 the Planning interest
and another daughter attends 10 OF the stores Dh8
business of this firm OF montgomery & Sons has amount
thousand dollars in year."
Luke Deiguan. age 1S, of No. 4 SuIliyan-st who
struck tie head baseball cab by N iacsn no
Champion Baseball Grounds Jersey City. Juy 10, died yesterday.
Bellevue Hospital from the eject Of the uJuy. hscAH hss God from
tie city. An Investigation viii be he!d on Neinosty
James Little, age 3, of No. AZ Spencer-s dioi yes
teTisy iroLaL ydrophoba
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
NO BRIGANDs IN GREECE.

TO the RAZOR Of The Trt6Une.
SIR: The evening papers of the "a inSt
have published a telegram which might figure in Ell
mund AbOuts "King OF tho Mountains bat when, ny
any person in the slightest degree cOnyersant with
Greek affairs will easily be recognized as canard The
eam states that Athens is pancstrcken because OF
an alleged imminent invasion Of brgands who. having
assembled large numbers In the ncighboring noun
tans are committing tho most startling crimes &c
Now the truth is that since the disastrous affair OF Mar
athon last year eyerstrenous efforts OF the Govern
ment against this scourge OF most thny settled con
tries have been uIremting and sccessiu that most
the known brigauds have been either Killed cap
tured and not been heard Of on Greek SOL Tor
several months. That the few who are stl hiding IN
their Businesses should have all combined TO
commit some outrage Will be scarcely cred
tied by those who acquainted wlth Tue
habit, oil these outlaws; but shOuld this be admit
ted the idea that a large city with 5000 inhabitants,
where reside all the civil and military authorities OF le
Kingdom which has permanent garrison OF seVI t
hundred men, fear attack nom 20 or 80 Wrcc
proving in the enyrons, need only be stated N order 70
appear in it, light. Az TO the startling crimes Whch
are said to be perpetratcd allow 70 state that not
word thereof either officially privately, has reacheu
this Legation, and that, tho contrary, but rev DAYS
ago the public safety OF the whole Kingdom was reported
to be in a most satisfactory condition..
CLEOS RHO RAGCABE, Charge dAu.GIc5 for Grcccc
Pelham, ". J., Aug. 4, 1871.