The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-08-03

solved to elec9 Logan. The poliCem.a who !
vas discharged Tor disobeying orders on ]
the 18th Of July, to some once. Governor /
Hoffman was bitterly denounced.
NEW YORK, July 26.-M q meeting Of |
IRISH, last night, for the purpose of taking |
steps toward organizing new militia regi-
ments, resolutions were adopted to the effect
that as loyal citizens of this republic the |
lr'sh people should place themselves in posi- |
ton 10 be able at any time to defend the re- |
pubilc from all enemies, foreign and do |
nestle, and to resist the inroa1s of despO-j
tim Or monarchical institutions to this |
country, should an attemps in that direction
ever be made.
A letter from Port au Prince says nineteen
people il Aayti have been arrested and
placid in prison for cannibalism.
A new sorrow has come to Rocheiort by
the eiopement Of his daughter, girl of III
teen. Who was n school in jersey, with a
youth of eighteen. 1t . reported they wen, To
London and were married. The yocng
mans mother packed him oil TO Australia
and sent the sentimental child back to school,
A Japan correspondent writes that Satz-
suma, the most powerful and saatesmanlike
of the feudal lords of Japan, has long been
intriguing for the political leadership of the
Empire if not for the throne. The CORES
pendent shows how his plans have been
favored By fortune, and indicates that
counter-revolution or reaction against the
revolution of 1867 is slowly working up 70 =
breaking point.
Capt. Helme, of the New York Police
force, was tried BY the Police Board Com
missioner this morning on q charge of
cowardice on the occasion of the Orange riot
on the 12th inst. There was no evidence to
support the charge, while for the defence
about forty Witnesses swore that the Captain
remained in front of his command and did
his duty. He was acquitted by the unAni-
nous vote Of the Board.
The land grant bonds Of the Kansas
Pacific Railway Company with the coupons
Of July LIST, 1871, attached, number S0l to
$50 inclusive, $500 each; go 70 2S6 inciu-
sive, $500 each; sol to 400 inclusive, $50
each; 45l to 500 inclusive, $50 esch, were
stolen from the United States Express Com
pany ct 81. Louis July 18th, 1871. The
public are cautioned against negotiating for
| the same.
The Brooklyn Union says: We have the
highest authority for saying that a prominent
member Of the Tammany ring called upon
the principal proprietor Of the New York
Times q week or two since and made start
ling offer for the copyright Of that paper.
He was told that there was not money enough
In New York City to buy the Tsxss. A day
| or tvO after 4 Tammany representative called
on the same gentleman and offered one mil
lion dollars on the part Of the ring if the
Times would keep silence in re
gard to the irands it is now unearthing.
New YORK, July 26.-The schooner Bur
dett Han, from Baltimore, reports that q.
H., yesterday, twenty miles from Barnegat,
she fell in with fore-and-aft schooner loaded
| with pine wood, caPsized, lying brOadside.
Her name was Isaac She had ak men on
her side. The Hart laid bv her four hours
and made an attemPt to get Il line to her, but
heavy gale blowing at the time from the
northeast and heavy sea running it was I'M
possible to get the men OF. She lay with
her broadside we'll ont Of water. As the gale
soon moderated it is probable the crew was
taken off by some passing vessel.
New YORK, July 2S.-A daily has an
account Of the furniture and cabinet work vi
the new court house, showing that all of this
could not have cost one quarter Of the 3d.
900 900 which somebody has been paid for
them. The leading man in that business says
he would be glad to furnish the whole build
ing sumptuo,isly for 100000. 81, 81, $40
was SLOWED for curtains, shades, and cor
nices, whereas not 4 curtain is To he seen in
the building except in the Common Pleas
court room, and there are not more than
81 800 worth OF shades at the outside.
The shades, walnut cornices, gilt scroll or
naments, hmberq,iins. and fire screens could
not have coet over $35 900, unless those Who
furnished them shared in the robbery.
NEW YORK, July 2S.-Havanna Cigar
Manufacturing ASSOCIATION, representing
$50. OOO, 900 capital, the agent of which Is
now her. procuring evidence against the do
nestle manufacturers, who offer and sell
their own goods as imported brands. Some
Of the guilty parties have been discovered
and injunctions will be sought from the
United States court compelling them to Cease
the fraudulent business, unless they do so
voluntarily.
The annual parade and celebration Ma
tional Unity will occur Aug. 18th. and il il
expected that several thousand will partici-
pate in the procession, which will include
a company Of Bursagliare and a corps Of 200
Italian boys dressed az soldiers and carrying
banners of ancient Rome.
Ninety thousand baskets Of peaches ar
rived in this city to-day from Delaware.
The Mayor and Collector says the city ac-
counts, which will make volume Of 800
pages, will probably be published to- morrow.
NEW YORK, July ga special from
Washington says Secretary Boutwell, has de-
cI,led not To allow Kentucky war claims To