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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-29
IiIU llsVUltVlEUl IHCCDUDs
What City Corruption Has Laid
Upon New York.
-~,-~~-->- --~~ ~.~~~~~---,
A THREE MONTHS ACCOUNT.
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Eleven Millions Of Liabilities in Excess
Of Appropriations.
~~~-~~~>~-s-,s,,~0~.~-~~>>--~.
What the Park Department
Costs.
The LOSS il the Works
Are stopped.
Throwing Off the Tammany
Yoke.

No change has taken place in the position between
the reiormers ana the "Ring' since Wednesday.
The interest Is at present centred on the squabbe
about the funds for the Department Of Parks No
settlement has been reached on this subject and
the personal feeling in the matter is growing
more and more bitter. Judge Hnton's letter
mas In part certain sarcastic tone. which Is not
calculated to better matters. HIS denial of the
Inspiration OF the nrebrand article in the Star Is
creditabe, but might have been made more so BY
an explicit denuncaton OF the sentiments ex-
pressed. The Mayor was reviewing troops yester-
day and making nice speeches, ana there is not
much record OF business interesting to the public
be reported. letter was received by him from the
Deputy Comptroller but Its contents were not made
pu0lic The Joint Committee mas been buried In the
books ut the COmptrOller's office, MI. Booth,
lifting ms head to ask Mr. Green what the
CITY liabilities In excess would be by the end
OF the year. The Committee Of Seventy has
relapsed into apparent leihargy. The startling Bg-
ures which MT. Green's estimate of how much tho
various expenses will rise In of the appropr.
atiOns will be food for reflection Ii will read as
curious commentary on the Two Per Cent law OF
LAST session. lngersoll, Garvey 4 Co. are enjoying
an immunity from the wrath OF the ThreescOre ana
Ten, and, with the exception OF newspaper reports
oil their running away have nothing to prevent Their
feeling tOleraby comfortable. The principals OF
schools received their moneys for those in their
charge yesterday.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW yosx HERALD.

DUBLIN, Sept. 2s, 1871.
The ship Gresham, from the West Indies, bound
to London, was stranded or Dungeness
An unknown brig has foundered OF Drogheda
All on board were lost.
4 HEROIC CONDUCT-ANOTHER GRACE DARLING.
The brig Manly was wrecked to-day on Drogheda
bar, In plain sight Of the liIeboatmen, who refused
to 60 to her assistance during the prevalence Of
ihe gale.
I Six men were carried OF the hulk by the surf,
which dashed completely over the wreck, and were
drowned.
A lady put on from the shore In o small boat, and
et the risk OF her own life saved that Of OF the
men lett on board the doomed vessel.
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IMPORTANT FROM UTAH.
Crisis Approaching Great Excitement Among
All Classes-The Saints Talk Fight-Rumored
Indictment Of Brigham Young He viii
Not Resist the Powers Of the Law.
SALT LAKE Cry. Utah. Sept. %. 1871.

SALT LAKE Cry, Utah, Sept %. 1871.
The assembage OF the Grand Jury OF the First
United States District Court, under Chief Justice
Mexican, has occasiOned an unusual excitement In
all classes OF the community in Utah. Among the
Mormons there Is q decided display Of spirit, which,
II carried out must result III Doodshed.
It is generally understood tnat Brigham Young
and other prominent Mormon leaders have been IN
dcted but there is public acknowledgment OF the
fact. rne popular feeling on the part or the Nor
mons seems DRIFT Ia favor OF an armed resistance
TO the writs OF the Court 1 think that the leaders
can never contemplate slch al ISSUE but the people
certainly boldly talk OF resor ing to an appeal to
arms against what they cal! the persecution OF
the federal officials, which Is simply the enforce
nlent OF the laws. They have been wonderfully en-.
couraged by the purchase OF large quantity OF
arms and ammunition at auction at Camp Douglas
from Colonel DE Trobriand, who seemed 10 have
little knowledge of the situation here.
Everybody seems to have Springfield musKct
and 100 rounds Of ammunition, costing less tnan
three dollars each. The entire community Is belli
cOse, and. If not well controlled, dangerous. The
entire situation IL feversh, and the fina, result,
whether for war or peace. depends greatly on the
action OF the Grand Jury.
Colonel De TroDrand's action has greatly compli-
Gated affairs. lfgO0d, square common sense con-
tr0s matters there will he no disturbance OF the
peace, but otherwise there Is a chance for very
serious row.
To morrow or next day hone to be able to give
you the result OF portion OF the Grand Jury's
iaoOrs. Rumor has It that Mr.. Brigham Young is
expecting and Is ready for an arrest, and that he
Will submit TO the process OF the Court like good
citizen.
1t Is understood that o large number OF ndlct-
ments have been found, but the names Of those
indicted have not yet been made public.
The Ihlning interests OF Utah never looked more
encouraging, and q fair and honest policy Oh the
part OF the Union Pacific Railroad Is all that is
re0iircd to insure our future.
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THE PACIFIC COAST

Buffers Popularity in observation-disclosures
nate squatters-KilIed by NlistaIke-Ruii-
read Lands In Nevada.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. "a, 1871.
All the republican papers OF California comment
the defeat OF General Butler with great satsrac
ton.
Yesterday the United States Marshal elected all
the settlers upon the Rancho C0rte Madeira del
Presdio, Marin county, which was recently con-
hrmed as Mexican grant.
Asa s. Iarvll OF La Porte. Plumas county, was
shot dead bv w. Hardness, who mlstOOk hun Tor u
bear while bee hunting last week.
M. T. Mclaughlin, Deputy United States Mar
shall, OF San Francisco. was shot dead AZ Gerkis'
vineyard, near Chico. by q son OF the proprietor,
whom he had quareled with on Tuesday
Judge Field, OF the United States Circuit Court for
the settlers on The lands along the Truckee River,
GAINED under grant from Congress by the Central
Pacific Railroad. that the grant was peremptOry,
taking erect immediately on its passage and that
the settlers have no rights IN the property.
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THE DUTCH GAP CANAL.

Ben Buffers Dutch Gap Canal, which was In.
tended To change the current of James River m
virginia. Is thus referred to by u correspondent OF
the Richmond EnGu,er:--'Dutch Gap Canal Is now
an object not only Of historical but also Of pract-
cal interest To every traveller down James River.
Until quite recently the work was supposed 70 have
been a failure. Butler made the necessary eXcava-
ton, but was unable TO turn the current Of the
suftciently to render the canal useful. The surgng
Mood Of last OCTOBER removed this difficulty and now
steamers ana ships OF the larger Mud may pass
safely through II. Workmen are now widening aud
variously improving the opening so ~ secure IL
benefits permanently.
II may surprise many OF your readers who have
not looked into the matter closely 20 know that the
canal seems only forty or fty yards long, and When
1t Is fully completed vessels will pass this short dis
lance instead Of being compelled to make u curve OF
seven miles, as formerly
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Bishop Green, OF Mississippi. Is at the Coleman
House.
Recorder A. Pollok Of Washington, Is at the st.
James Hotel.
General N. II. Harris, OF Mississippi, Is quarteercd
at the 81. Nicholas.
General Z. Upton, OF West Point, has quarters at
the Genham Hotel.
Asa Packer, of Pennsylvania. is registered at tue
Aston House.
DIR. W. Ii. T. Reynolds, Of Albany, is stopping at
the st. Nicholas.
Or. Forsyth. OF the West Point Military Academy,
is ut The Astor House,
Lieutenant Commander James O'Kanc. of the
United States Navy, is Al the Grand Central
General A. Fl. Merrill, OF the United states Army,
Is dOmiclled at the New York Hotel.
General A. J. Alexander, OF the United States
Army Is sojourning at the GIenham Hotel.
Rev. Fl. $. Corey, OF East chester, Is residing at
the Norman House.
General j. A. Wilson, OF the United States Army,
The capror Of Jen Davis, Is at the Firth Avenue
Hotel.
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LITERARY CHIT CUAT.

HARrER & BROTHERS will issue Gail Hamilton's
next book. under the title Of "WOman's Worth and
w0rthlessness; the Complement to "A New AtmO-
sphere This will be reprint OF Miss Dodge's
recent series OF articles In the Independent, winch
have rendered some OF the wOman's rights people
very unhappy.
The BiBLiOGRAPHY OF THE DAKOTA LANGUAGE,
according to 7f0bnei's Literary Record embraces
thirtysix distinct works, including one newspaper.
There are 1900 words in the language, while 1t Ia
used by only $4,000 Sioux and Of these the small
Dakota vocabulary chiefly as stepping stone 10
learn English. The literature OF the language thus
fOrebOdes its own extinction.
The NEW CENSUS OF 1870 Is now to be utilized by
being Incorporated III new editions of various
Gazetteers biographies ana works or reference.
Among the entirely new works projected which
will embody the census figures IL Asher b Adams
"New Commercial and statistical Atlas and Gazet-
teer or the Unlte1 States'-an extensive work in
two or more folio volumes, to contain newly en-
graved maps, in superior STYLE OF each State and
full Typographical and statistical information.
THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC has lately published,
by authority, work entitled THE Mineral and
Other Resources of the Argentine Republic ia
Plata In 1862" BY Major r. Ignacio Richard.
The SIEGE OF PARIS IS already utilized by the
lecturers. Thus, Mr.. Nathan Sheppard, vino re.
Gently published book entitled .'Shut Up In Paris
giving his experiences Is about start Oh lecture
tour In England with lecture ''On the Siege &C.,
OF Vanity FAIR
A GREAT WANT OF ALL READERS OF the mOdern
French literature has been dictionary or catalogue
0f the publications Of the last quarter OF q century
In one alphabet Querad's very copious anu val,la.
blc "France Litteraire," or comprehensive cata.
logue OF all French writers, ancient and modern,
IN sixteen volumes, stops with the year 1889. The
want Is now supplied in a work OF vast Industry
compiled by LorenZ, German bookseller, resident
In PARIS, ami entitled Catalogue General de Ia
Literature FRANCHISE, 1s4O-1S65; on DictiOnnare
BipOgraphique de t0us les ouvrages publies en-
France pendant vingt-cinq ans" This great work
Is u blessing to all whose occasions lead them to
refer to lists Of recent French books The order Is
Alphabetical by authors names, ANONYMOUS books
being entered under the FIRST word of the ute ana
brief biographical notice Of each writer is given.
Dr. W. d. WILSON, professor OF metaphysics in
Cornell University, has In press Lectures Gu the
Psychology OF Thought and Action, Comparative aud
Human
BLAIsE PASCAL has just come TO the accurate
hon0rs OF reprint, from tie primitive text of the
"Iettres PrOvinciaes," manuscript OF 1906
Hachette has produced the book IN sumptuous
quart0 volume.
PROFESSOR T.. w. NEWMAN, OF the University or
London. has completed Dictionary Of Modern
Arabic" IN two volumes.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoNDoN MONEY MAHRpr.-LovpoN, Sept. IS 4 30 T.
M Consos closed Mt aass tor both the
United states hvefwenty bonds, Htss, YEA 1855 old, s3:
ls61's, 9l tcnforues bas,.
fARIs Bounsy. --fAiiIs. Sept, es.-Reutcs closed al
b6f 42c.
FEASKronr BorRsf- fR,SStorr, Sent. ~ A. NJ
United states hveiwcny bonds opened at sjl Tor the issue
- is6A.
LIVERPOOL Corros MAeKfr-Livr.rooi, Sent: %
4O L. M.Thc cotton market closed hrm Dddng uplsnds
asd. a%d. middlinp Orleans, ps asiad. The sales o
the Gay have beeu laUo bales incuuipg 5000 for export
sud speculation.
LyrnrooL BnEApsrrtrs MAngrr.-LrvyRroo,. Sept
aS4 80 T. M.Tne brcsdsIs market Is ia Wheat, l-s
I'D per central for California white and IT, lis. bi,
No red Western spring Flour. As 2's 10. bb for
Western canal.
LIvrrrooL PROVISIONS MArwrr.-Llyenpooi, Sept.
2St $50 MCheesc Dos evt tor the beat grades OF
American hnc Pork 46s per boil for tine Western pime
mess. Lard, a.. vi. per cwt
LONDON PRODUCE MARKFr.--LONpoN. Sept. 2S.-Tai.
low tss NJ tss 3D. per Spirits turpen,ne, liza hi.
y AIS. per cwL.
PElsoixUx MAwkvr--ANrwxxr,.s Sept s.. Petroleum,
kif, fog me pale American
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GfoEGE NJ VAN NoRT
Comptroller Department OF Public Parks.
HYrorr ENGISEIK-IS.CHIEr.
nEPAFrNrN1 OF PUBLIC PApKs,j
OFFICE OF sr ysS yonn sdS, y II,
Hos. HENRY Iuros, Wee President aud 1reasurer De
sN Agreesbly 70 instructions hereby respectfully
,16 ia brief o. the ses o ,s9 pen s %
Public Parks my charge
for pe a.
n snd ~ w S woF damage
This fact well established, and acknowledged by all
tractors and other persons engaged in The construction Of
The work now being prosecuted under the direction OF the
department extends from the Battery the Harlem River
High Bridge, aud consists Of The Improvement and repairs
snpestras.e !hc sixth distance sSeu, TWO
miles and Of lah street, between S,n and Seventh
grading and supersucnre Of the Boueyar distance
and half miles; also Of the seventh aboul two
%d street. s.as t eSos. ."d s St
dan nsr s Of m c anil ss sn
about fourteen and a half miles
nss s and ii 5
upon these works SO extended, are the following:-
ments and materials, and the removal and nous nc OF
The removal and distribution Of the again when The
organned and disciplined foemen and who been
n1d have s ss ss &
ton Of tnc osdwayr the laying OF The Ieord pavement
rolling and Gnshing OF the roads work cannot De
SS1 ~ o n. e .Gs o. 81 ri
which at present peng furnished vita regularity
such mnnher and as TO .sod espsnse
am ,. ue'sy, s'u '"' P''''''"s ' ~ "f ~ '''""
Upon tho SIXTH svenue street. nlees, upon
the ass,ssmen bonds the work b-iug Ear
be completed in q lew weeks.
The payment OF the extra allowances aud claims OF CON
Tractors. 81, ,,-,.,. q ,,,oo n, IN. hos, ~, ,os, ..
me loss OF m'p,'ng ~. y, ~" n1s' so-
The ls mage the incomplete grading of
lie actnn ~ ihe frost and In Inc episbed
IN rose.. nv ,he saIor erments with The use 10
Inc unblIc OF the same materially tho broken
~ -su n. ths curh nn,,ring md soewnlss, a.. IN.
damaes Il, IA. newly nnisnrd ana competed roadwsys for
the which rusds or the knn absolutely Require
rolling, mosenns and keeping perfect surface until
they shall have become thoroughly compact by use
ON the Central Park the damage by ram and frost 70 The
diminished ow'a"s' masonry !" ''s'' ""H'' 'ou"a''o"s'
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TELEGRAM 10 TINE NEW yuax HsaAla

LONDON, Sept. IS. 1871.
Her Malestys Ministers give anxious attention 10
the subject OF the existing condition OF the relations
with the United States.
The Right Honorable the Secretary of State for
the Home Department (Bruce In "a speech to his
constituents last evening" advocated 'the main
tenence or the most cordial friendly relations with
the United States" and said that 'Hhere was now
lair prospect OF settlement OF all questions in dts
pute between the two Countries
FOR THE HIGHLANDS.
Her Royal Highness the Princess Alexandra will
leave London tomorrow for the Highlands OF Scot
land. She viii be absent about MONTH
THE BULLION SUPPLY.
The bullion In the Bank OF England has decreased
s2,4O7,OOo during the week. The total amount In
vault Is G2l, 492, 1873.
THE RATE OF DISCOUNT ADVANCED.
The rate OF discount of the Bank OF England has
advanced from three to four per cent this morning.
"RED TAPE" RELAXING.
The Lords OF the Admiralty have abandoned their
attention of holding naval court martial In the
case OF the recent accident to Her Maesty's training
ship Racer.
DEATH IN pIr
c0lery explosion occurred to-day az Dewsbury,
in Yorkshire. Several persons were killed and others
severely injured
FATAL sHIPwRECK.
A telegram received at LOyds to-day announces
the melancholy intelligence that the ship Hesperus
has been totally wrecked the island OF Spikeroog.
at the mouth of tho River Weser and that all hands
on board were lost
STORM ON THE cOAsT.
Heavy gales prevailed last night and this morning
upon the British Coast. 1t feared many vessels
have been wrecked.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS.

At Newton, Kansas, Saturday last CITY Marshal Kiog
shot and killed by Texan. During the ARRAY David
Leslie mo rita lily wounded.
Mrs. Reuben Baker Killed Ia Lawrence Mass on
Wednesday night. while walking on the railroad track.
The works of the propeller we're burned al
the dock IN Chicago Yesterday morning Her cargo Of 900
bushels of wheat was badly damaged.
Philips hosiery mill Phimont near Hndson n Y
was entirely destroyed y fire yesterday morning. Loss
$4,000.
Watkins Hallenbcrger's tannsry, in Louisyile Er
was burned yesterday Loss $4,000
rame OF base bali between the Eckforls. OF rrooklyu,
EckLO.ds won the game by . score Of u 20 3.
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MADRID, Sept Is, 1871.
His Majesty Ring Amadeus will open the session
Of Cortes on Monday, the LIST OF October in accord
ence with the pledges which he accepted under the
new constitution.
THE PRESIDENCY or PARLIAMENT.
IT IL already reported that Sedor Sagasla has
nounccd the candidature for the Presidency OF The
!Uortes, which will meet on Monday.
1 1t Is known that the Carst members Will cast
xhcir votes in blank at the election or parliament
Aary presiding ocer and very animated debates are
expected In conseque nee.
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HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANS.

Protest Against GUARANTEEING New Orleans
Vessels in Texas Ports.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 90, 1871.
meeting, representing the principal dry
goods, grocery, drug and western produce
houses. embracing lao firms was held to-
night TO protest against the quarantine OF
New Orleans vessels entering Texas ports. Resolr.
tons to that effect were adopted ana elegraphed TO
Governor DAVIS. letter declaring that there was
yellow fever IN the city, signed by Drs Breckcl
Bruins, Chopped and Holiday was read at the
meeting.
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t. and Consolidation.

National Unity and Consolidation.
MUNICH, Sept. %, 1871.
The kingdom OF Bavaria Is about to recall its Am.
bassadOrs to foreign States and VIII IN future be
represented abroad only as portion Of The German
Smpire, ruled by the Emperor william.
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THE LABOR QUESTION.
Capital and dus.ry Reconciled in England
The staffordshire Iron Miners to
Share with the Masters
TELEGRAM TO TIE AeS YORK HERALD

TELEGRAM To TIE keN YORK HERALD
LONDON Sept. 2s, 1871.
The iron miners In starordshire have been con-
ceded by their employers an advance OF ten per
cent in wages and are TO be given a further In
crease as iron rises prOportlonately by the shipping
tons.
friendly settlement OF the questions at issue
between the workmen OF Newcastle and their
REPRESENTATIONS OF time and wsges-is regarded
as probable.
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TELEGRAM 70 TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Sept 2s, 1871
Dispatches from 81. Petersburg to this city an
nounce that Ills Majesty the Gear OF Russia is about
N call In all the orlccrs and men OF the army who
70 on furlougn, In order to test the efficiency Of
Utilization OF the land forces OF the empire.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LISBON, Sept. 20, 1871.
The South American mall steamship from Rio
JaLero has arrived at this port. She reports that
the Brazilian Legislative Chambers haa adjourned.
The Chamber of Deputies adopted the bill for the
emancipation Of slaves Just previous to the close OF
the session,
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GERMANY.
Church Union League Against the Jesuits.
KILOGRAMS TO THE NEW rasx uesALe.

BERLIN. Sept. IS, 1871.
Protestant League is in course OF formation
throughout Germany. the object OF which Is to effect
the expulsion OF the Jesuits from the country.
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REPORTED FAILURE IN PHILADELPHIA,

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %, 1871.
The Evening Telegraph says that rum0rs prevail
OF the failure OF tue firm Of Charles Vein Co. The
senior member OF the firm is absent having been in
New York on Saturday last, and since then reported
as missing. He has been Consul for the German
Confederation, and also for Baden and Hesse Darn
Stadt.
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SWITZERLAND.
Explosion in Mine--Thirty Persons Killed.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW Yosx uesAlu.

BERNIE, Sept. g. 1871.
"A terrible explosion OF nredamp occurred to-day In
one OF the mines In the Canton OF GrIsons sw,lzer
land.
Thirty persons were killed
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ITALY AND FRANCE.
Recall Of the Kings Minister from Paris.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON Sept. 2S, lS1I.
HIS Excelency the Chevaler Nlgra, Italian Am
bassador to France, has been recalled from Paris 10y
king Victor Emmanuel.
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GALVESTON RAILROAD DONATION.

GALVESTON, Texas, Sept. g. 1871.
The vote OF this city on the proposition to donate
$4,000 to aid the Galveston, Harrisburg and San
Antonio Railroad has resulted I'm favor or the sub
s,dy by vote Of 3 TAB In the Affirmative to SO mega
tive votes. Inc citizens are l1bant over the result.
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YACHTING ON THE LAKES.

KfNGsroN, Ont, Sept. -, 1871.
yacht race between the Ina and the Dauntless
to-day was won by the former. Time, Sh. SIN.
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TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW voax HERALD.

VERs ALLIES, Sept 20, 1871.
The advices received by the government from
Algeria are OF satisfactory nature with respect to
the progress OF the military operations against the
insurgents.
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NAPOLEON.
His Ex.Majesty Still Invalidsd.
IIlttpla TO THE NEW yox HERALD.
LOppoN, Sept. Is, 1871.

LoDpoN, Sept. %, 1871.
Ills ex Majesty the Emperor Napoleon remaius at
his Temporary residence at Torquay. He has sur.
ferod considerably Of late from an attack Of rncu-
lnatism.
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7vlt - = ~
RUSSIA.

Army Concentration with View Of Mobilization.
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EX-SENATOR HALE.

DOVER, N. H., Sept. 49, 1871.
Mr.. John 7. Hale. who has been partially para
lyzcd for some time. was knocked down Ivy a runa-
way team today ana had one Of his knees frac-
tured. lie Is comfortable this evening, but Is very
feeble.
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IRELAND.

Marine Disasters on the Coast-Loss Of Life Te-
male Heroism.
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW y0aE HERALD.

CALCUTTA, Sept. 2s, 1871.
The assassin OF Hon. j. p. Norman. Chief Justice
OF the High Court OF Judicature of Calcutta, has
been convicted, after two hours trial. ana SEN
fenced to death.