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atsr.ss and u. proceed. sv, sid bond. Sss the s.
sum Of t~sS ;,1 ssSs1 and S0 y E
to.T isisSd:n. ora p1 dsSsos 20 S.ss d.
c tsSi .s e S:, rsy :S9psy de and known h
And depOnen further aye Nat %. defendant. Jane. Fish b.
Gs repeatedly DrSmS g account to her for The inyemsnt i
the the meath q ssys%SsS 49, sSs1s,
b % s S S & o pay Ssr - Ss a.: s. % %
Isn' defendant James h ~ tbs ssIoSsat having s ss
him admission h. Sspcnss, farss s,s
that hat @ 70 % arising sSi f1cs &c
operations and 'peeSon ia The aid "ois .res. %, q and
s GSS Ai e. sSa es Is, iSs 1 10
although @ dponeDt os:ss. hs sos AMI Gn 1 mach
create than the s1 20 1o s.a % S .srs.
,he ceased and refused to have any further sGon With as Ia
With him settlement Of the same and psy1su. the
due and belonging to her, and That The SAD n Ss
stated Of her but YOU'D have BE,
receive Ler that there nothing coming
And depouen further says that defendant Jsmes FIJI IT,
negectng and refusing furnish said account or statement and
him the s2SO and her SAID demand ,Ae Sd DE-
fnant wrote her another letter n which he STATED aa be ss3 d
assigned therefor that the money might he diverted 70 some
other whose welfare the Hter defendan did not have
ePonsnt further say, said letters written g 6epoDen, By
possession up Spring ISL and aud Inspected
aday and that ssd letters together with large number Of other let
.e Of ' Jane. Fish and d other veil as certain an
agency o. ,ad James Fisk IT, and other parties the tune OIL er
proposed proceedings Court james Fisk m and Jay 6oah
aud other parties delivered by depOnent Mr. Stokes who a. sue
informed b. said Stokes caused them be delivered TO the
ofPetsr b. 6weny residing the City Of New
for the peruSal and bene6t Of said Peter b. Sweeny
Ard this depOntnt further that she informed by said stokes
and believes to be that be has demanded her behalf from TIE
sad Peter SweenJ return Of the letters and papers oai baI
that the said Peter sWeny whose she believes then 20
be- uness he has DESTROYED the land for which receipt he ny
her signed BY the attorney Of said SEeen Ieecs and refuses
TO deliver the either Of them And dporeu further that
the said defendant James Fisk it, indebted epnn' the sum q
at es S8S with thereon from the lat Of september 1870
OF which said sum large porono W.T. tie sum at least OF
Is the portion Of said obtained By defendant ad9eaY aoa
and By him retained which depOnent askS that
Of arrest may Issue against tie defendant James Fisk j.
Deponen further the GendAnt declines reus 70
either her for the
HELM JosEHaHH hASsyIRLD.
sworn 10 before me this 18th day Of Oct. 1871
CLAGENCE CAREY
Notary Public City County Of NeS York.
Guy and County Of ec York. -EdNard Stokes Of the C and
County being duly nat be has read the aa
the plaintiff this action hereto annexed and knows he eonte
thereof that the said affidavit Of said pantf far as % " ta'
therein ctng deronen and Of what he d 10 relation
the matters therein mentioned, Of his knosldgc
+. g. sToKEL
Sworn TO before me this 25th Gay Of Oct, 1871.
CLARENCE CAHET, )
Notary Pubic CITY and County Of New YorR
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FISK, JR., ARRESTED.
THE ERIE RAILWAY RING TOPPING TO
ITS RUIN.

PETER B. SwEENY INVOLVED IN THE THREAT
ENED CATASTRoPHE-FIsK, JR., JAY GOULD,
AND OTHER ERIE AND TAMMANY MAGNATEs,
DENOUNCED-A NICE LITTLE QUARREL AND
EXPOSURE IN PREPARATION-FISK's AETICI-
PATTON OF A STONE PALACE AT SING SING
AND A COTTAGE OUTSIDE ITS WALLS.
The order of arrest which had been issued
against James Fisk i charged with using funds belong
ing to Mrs Helen Josephine Mansfield while acting in
nduciay capacity for that lady, served yesterday
afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Judson Jarvis Alta o'clock
Mr. Jarvis walked into Mr. Fisks room, at the Grand
Opera House, and addressing his prisoner said: Mr.
Fisk, have order for your arrest 1t Is granted In
the suit OF Mrs Helen Josephine Mansfield against you
Fisk laughed heartily though the joke too good
to pass with ordinary merrimcnt $50, its Mansfield
again. is it, Well, have bondsmen here" and Mr. Fisk
called Mr.. Charles Robinson OF Ftshkl and Mr.. b. W.
Blanchard who were introduced by Mr. Jarvis and said
that they offered themselves Mr.. Fisk's bondsmen
Each of the gentlemen qualified themselves bOndsmen
and both accepted.
Mr. Jarvis who has charge Of the Order Of Arrest De-
partment in the Sherif's Office refused to allow the
adayits in the to be the ground that the
Injunction which interfered with the publication OF the
letters affected the adavits Of Mrs. Mansfield and Mr.
Stokes Mr. stokess affidavit Is simply to the effect that
he delivered certain letters Of Mrs. Mansfield to Mr.
Peter b. sweeny The order OF arrest was granted on
these two adavis Mr. Jarvis also refused to give the
name of one Of the bondsmen the ground that ne
personal friend and did wish his name given to the
public in connection with the matter This gentlemans
name has since been asceraned to be- as above stated
r. W blanchard and he is described the person who
sns certain class of vouchers for the present Eric
Railway Directors The character Of these vouchers mas
not been Investigated by TIE TRIBUNE but probably has
by the shareholders
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NO NETS OF THE GRAND DUKE.
HARD FARE ON THE TALLAroosA.


Z. s. FRIGATE CONGRESS, LOWER BAY, Oct
Sl-6 p. m-NOthng has been heard yet from the Rus
sian Squadron. The Congress, Kansas, and Iroquois
have lain at anchor OFF Gravesend Bay during the past
week, while the TalapOosa Lieut. McRitChie, has been
stationed of Sandy Hook and during the long days and
nights both officers and have been the alert for
the signal which should announce the coming Of the Im
peral visitor This afternoon however the Kansas
Commander Charles Hatfield, steamed down to Sandy
Hook and relieved the Taapooss from her
disagreeable post She had been separated from the
feet for several days. and utter disregard Of her in
terests by the proper authorities had left her officers and
crew absolutely without any food other than tho salt
bacon dry crackers included In the ships bill OF
The coming of the Kansas was, therefore, hailed with
keen by the prospects of q newlyhlled larder and q
stcamng galley. The TalapOOsa raised her anchor and
after hating at the feet started for the Navy Yard TO
coal. She wilhgeturn to the squadron tomorrow.
A NAVAL BALL.
A meeting OF naval officers was held at the Lyceum,
in the Brooklyn NavyYard, yesterday, to hear the
port Of committee recently appointed TO consider the
subject Of entertaining the Grand Duke and the officers
Of the Russian feet. The report recommends that
ball be given In the receiving stores building the invita-
lions to be limited to 1000. AS the Grand Duke
ball TO be given TO him through Admiral Smith, will be
accepted without hesitation. The committee signing the
report
Pay Director C. Edrege Chairman; Capt George NJ Ransom
Pay Director g. R. Barry Naval Constructor Deno Commander
Chandler Commander D. L. CRANE, Commander D. B. Harmony
Medical George Peck LisutCo j. L. BooDe u g. H. ca
Capt H. A. Bartlett q. g. NJ c., and Lieut. Commander Edward
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THE PERSIAN FAMINE.
FRIGuTFTL LOSS OF REPRESENTATIONS AT
sCHIRAZ AND TABRIS.

FRIGUTFTL LOSS OF LlfE-lNSI Al
sCIIIRAZ AND TABRIS.
A letter dated Tehcran August T. in the
Co,oone Gazette states that cholera, pesence famine
and had government make the situation in Persia more
horrible from day day OF the 10000 Inhabitants OF
Meschad the capital Of Khorasan twothirds persisted
and disease in the OF July last while
the remaining third fed and were mostly captured by
rowing troops Of Turkomans and Aghans and led into
slavery At schiraz and Tabrs instructions have bro
ten out The cholera declared itself at the latter pac e
,ih sryered also terribly from inundaton-and on
the Turkish frontier az somaniC9 cases Of pesteHSs
have occurred The inhabitants OF the CAPITAL LGU tS
tSot q netition TO the Shah would remain WITHOUT
Addressed themselves to the foreign
Uves Who declined 10 intervene When, at tne pegnnhe
of August the Shah returned to ms capia We Was re-
ceved the gates by m as nnce Inc Shah
took up his residence castle ana SsCs
No bread came FORTH and the Shah then ordeIea as rem
TO put into ha, baker and to put sew
spsI otber bakers their evens Inc eneute was
thereby put down, but not the preFAnns ii'ei' N
terrible catastrophe B e1pecteu'
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THE FOREIGN MAIL STEAMERS.

To tie EDITOR of The TrtbHne
SIR: wish you could use your influence to
have the steamship City Of Limerick prohibited from
carrying the u 8. mails. She is useless old tub and
under steam, could scarce beat the Lvons- sec
by your edition osths morning that am not the only
one Of the same opinion. Your London Correspondent
the interruption In their communication thing yk1Sh
could 30 easily be prevented by tho Withdrawal g ne
9th on limerick from service for which che Doe lveo
herself 40 unns Having good deal Of re
working of the mail system rs conducted oy me r1r
aslar And Oriental Steam Navigation Company a1ook
stand what write about. ,.. IN ...,u
zee the City Of Limerick IL advertised % AZ Assn
win the mid mails but abe has not yet Znvso,
trust We win DO spared the nhictea ne Wss ~ on
Monday. 81
Esr- York, Oct 81, 1871 ......g s.." co.,.
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THE RING ZIMMERMAN.

now G. L. SCHUYLER MADE LARGE PROFITS on
CITY ORDERS AND ENABLED OTHERS TO ROB
TIE TREASURY.
Carrot L. Schuyler, lumber merchant, do
ing Iusiu,s So at the foot Of East Thirty was
charged the earlier Ring exposures, with having been
the Ring contractor lumber, and participant in the
tpoliation OF the City Treasury 1t was stated that
among the vouchers surrepttously obtained from the
Controllers Office by County Auditor James Watson
were vouchers the amount OF $42O37 81 bearing the
name Of Carrot L. schuyler. Upon the publication OF
ihs fact MI Schuyler sent card to THE TRIBUNE stat
ing that on referring to his books he found that the first
OF such payments by the city made in January 1865
from which time to June o. 1870 be only reeered u.s.
uOA He concluded by stating that he would cheerfully
Ihow any persons authorized to make the investigation
hat be gave full value for the money received.
Acting upon this hint counsel for the Committee OF
syeuty applied to him for information but 10 their sur
prise he declined to give any assistance and referred
hem TO his lawyer. who was equally reticcnt
MI SCHUYLER was unwilling to give TRIBUNE reporter
,ny information, nsnuatiug that cit was none OF his
husp,ss" 1t has been ascertaued however that if lie
lid lot receive S42Oy7 o. it upon his vouchers that
his amount was taken from the Treasury.
He began furnish lumber indirectly to the city IN
1854, through tie medium OF John Davidson, formerly
boss capCl,cr" AMI builder but now President ot the
Manufacturers and Builders Bank in Third ave. David
Jon repaired and built piers and did other WORK. always
,ontenting himself as alleged, with handsome
,roft and never descending to extOvtion. In 1903
ychuyler Obtained the city orders for lumber,
md after filing them presented lis first bill for an IN
EarrantaDe The Ring officials, quick to detect
Oe extoltiou, and to aya themselves Of 1t, insisted
hat the amount should be raised to satisfy their IA
pacity SCHUYLER at first declined do it, and in CON
Tersatiou with relative, said" Those Ring fellows arc
outrageous" But having once made out an improper
I'LL and placed himself in the power Of the Ring he could
not withdraw, for ihc had done tins they would have
Threatened to expose him. He could not
rerfy his bill by oath, nor substitute
! Just for the unjust account, as he would
have furnished evidence in his handwriting Of his
attempt doraud the city, To get his money and save
himself, he obliged TO comply with their demands
His bills enabled others to draw money from the treas
Gy he handsomely paid for his labor and mate
RAILS 1t is said that Jacob L. Miller, brother naw Of
No $50 East Tbireth, has the documentary evidence
Of schuylers transactions Schuyler is reputed to be
worth several hundred thousand dollars, and lives in
East Sixtieth-st
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FRANCE.

TIE COMMUNIST PRIsONERs-AN ADDRESS FOR
THE EX-EMPEROR.
PARIS Tuesday, Oct. 81, 1871.
1t is thought that none of the Communists
remaining prison will be executed with the exception
Of NJ. Ferr6
An address to the exEmperOr Napoleon is circulating
for signatures among the officers and soldiers who
served In the army under the Empire. When suf'
cient number Of signatures have been obtained 1t will
be forwarded to Cbiselhurst. Its contents have not
been made public.
The disbandmrnt OF the National Guard throughout
France is nearly completed. Tho General Council Of
Corsica is engaged in hot discussion motion to
annul the election of NJ CONT formerly Private sccrc
tary Of the ex- Emperor
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ACCIDENT ON TIE STEAMER CITY OF BRUs-
Sells.
LONDON, Tuesday, Oct. 81, 1871.
The Gazette, this evening, publishes the new
regulations made to carry out the provisions Of the bill
for the abolition Of the purchase system In the army
The main feature Of these regulations the rigid
nation which all applicants required to pass before
they can receive military commission.
The Inman steamer City Of Brussels touched at Queens
town this morning. Her commander reports having
countered hurricane of the Irish coast, during which
the fourth officer lost overheard several OF the
being severely injured.
The trial OF Kelley creates much excitement in Dublin
The police are hssed and the prisoner cheered passing
from the prison TO the Courtroom.
meeting Of the holders Of Spanish bonds held to-
day. committee was appointed and Instructed to rigor
ousy oppose the threatened tax Of per cent Spanish
coupons.
The British bark sagahalcn belonging to the port Of
North Shields has been totally wrecked in the Mediter
rancan, of the harbOr Of Denia the Spanish coast
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MAYOR HALL AND THE GRAND JURY.
WHAT GRAND JUROR SAYS OF THE HALL
CASE.


WHAT GRAND JUROR SAYS OF THE HALL
CASE.
A member of the Grand Jury which was
discharged yesterday in speaking Of the failure to indic
Mayor Hall, says that the DstrictAttorney appeared
before the Jury and denied the assertion that he had
tailed to subpoena the witnesses whose names were
given him by the Committee Of Seventy He said that
only OF these witnesses were not brought and the
failure 70 present these witnesses was because they
could not be found OF the testimony adduced at the
examination, this gentleman says that the weakest Of all
statements was that made by Mr.. George Jones. He
was asked what he knew Of Mayor Halls dishonesty and
he said Nothing" he did not know that Mayor Hall
Iver extracted dollar from the City Treas
nry, nor would he say that he knew
Mayor Hall to be dishonest He then
Hked II be knew anything at all against Mayor Halls
character and his reply the before he knew
nothing" He was requested 10 dvulge the name OF
A informant in the matter Of the charges published by
him against Mayor Hail. but he refused saying that such
enclosure would be revelation Of transactions in the
Aanctum Of The Times Among the other witnesses
Smined we're Thomas A. LedWith, Jackson g. Schultz,
Anute" d. Green and exDepuy Controller Storrs, but
nj 'nf testimony weak, and not Of the character
"meh Tie Jury expected would be set before them.
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THE FIGHT WITH THE RING
TWEED AND HIS CONTEMPORARIES.
THE ROSS STILL DEFIANT.

THE ROSS STILL DEFIANT
Mr.. Tweed positively denied, yesterday INC
nth of the rumor that he was aooutto resign ms poto
redent Of tho Commissioners Of Public Works ana 70
- nom the contest in the lVth Senatorial Dis
~. Tho report It Is said, set a1Oat by benjamin
wood or by some one in his interest
,,crpsO1I CARNEY, AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CONCERNING TIE THREE FUGlTlVEs'
Tho rocrlar morning inquiries at the City
,1au the shyr1's Oiicc, and the Department. Vi lu"io
n,a-t are: Anything about lngersollT where's
60. MOVE" or, "Wonder II WOodwards coming
~ and the counter greetings are as varied as Demo
- tim in Democratic honesty will admit. The
e'a'S ,,,or Yesterday, as expressed in the political
I4s mentioned was that II Woodward and
~ ,ro as sensible OF their own safety as they
va, Generally supposed TO be, they would not come
- At ALL Mr.. Ingersolls return ls hopeImly
ld for by those who, during his absence nave spoken
.Iv of his integrity. In support Of the opinion OF
b;s latter class is the fact that yesterday MI lhGeso
~ called ON sheriff Brennan and assured him that his
.on would return whenever his bondsmen should be
a 10 se,urc his release Immediately after his arrest
NJ Inccrsu IT. was in Portland, Me-, yesterday ac-
,ordnS TO advices received by Sheriff Brennan lnSer
,ors friends were actively engaged during the day IN
arranging for his bail bond
Woodwards return is considered very lmprooa""
,yeu under the most favorable circumstances Out Is
Believed that he is not far away Sheriff brennan says
are secure az 'ar as he is concerned the suit being cN
fact hi, dcbars him from making arrests Of INC
defendants anywhere but in his own jurisdiction
DOUBTFUL STORY.
The following was received at TIE TRIBUNE
snice last evening"
EoRwAIK. Conn, oct, S1.-Woodward is reported by
thu Clrf 81 j, tc a. South NUTWdik L. have ut'h u re-
last night and ~ gone " NewNork OH the eaI!
morning train.
Samuel J. Tldcn Wheeler II. PcCkham and the other
counsel cuCakcd IN the had not, at late hour III the
evening heard Of Woodwalds arrival in this city, Their
first information being received from
who called TO show them the above dispatch Mt Peek
ham regarded WoOdward's arrest very doubtful .a''
evening hut he would make determined effort to cap
sure him to-day If the report proved true.
TWEED'S POUGHKEEPSIE MORTGAGE.
VIM II. Tweed holds mortgage of 100000
Ipon property owned by George Morgan in POughkeep
ne The mortgage drawn up in April last, and re-
corded Sept. IT, 1871. Mr. Morgan member of the
state Senate last Winter. On Monday he appeared at
the County Clerks office TO ascertain If the mortgage
Iad been assigned, aud found that it had not.
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AUSTRIA.

BARON HOLZETIIAN FORMING NEW CABINET.
VIENNA, Tuesday, Oct. 81, 1871.
The formal letter of the Emperor accepting
the designations OF the Hohenwarth Ministry Is pub
shcd here this morning. The Emperor thanks the Min
listers for Their services and praises the devotion to
patriotic duties which has characterized their discharge
Of the public functions they are about to rcinqush
With the correspondence is made the official notification
that the Baron Iolzcthan has been dcputcd to form
Cabinet Baron Hozethan was Minister OF Finance III
the Cabinet OF Count PotOck.
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CARNEY STILL MISSING.

Inc rumOr published yesterday afternoon of
'ne temperance Of Gsrvey I. Lnded upon the
se'uon Of two Supreme Court officers. Several Deputy
ohennS and others likely TO know If he had returned
denied the report.
was said BY certain Democrats that Garvey and In
So VIII not be arrested until the amount OF bail TO be
-'uAOoed 1hal be fixed This may mean that Tweed
$40 viii produce them he ascertsinS that
INC bail viii be 20 excessive a. TO render It unotan
able ~ 'N' ~
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MEXICO.

TIE GOVERNORS OF STATES NEARLY ALL AD-
HERE TO JUAREZ-TllE CAPTURE OF SAL
TILLO DENIED.
MATAMOROS, Oct 27.-A courier from Tam
pco arrived today and brings from the capital to
the 23d All was quiet there Daz not III the field.
Nearly all the Governors of States had sent congratua
tons Juarez offered their services 10 suppress the
Monterey prOnunciamento. The Juarsts denJ the re-
ported capitulaton OF Salt'o The revolutOniss hold
and Monterey,
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THE NEW DOMINION.

POLICY OF THE GOVERNMENT IN THE HORTON
CASE.
TORONTO, Canada, Oct. Si.-The ottawa cor
re,popden Of The Globe teegrsphs that the pocy OF he
[o'poH q not IN demand the restitution Of the
80, JIo-+on as abe has not been condemned by the
ors The no,pt Of the argument seems to be that a.
the vessel has been possession OF az Inc .Sa
owners and carried out OF the )uIbueuoh VI 'no
onmrts NJ the Dominion there 10 no case
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CRIMES AND cAsuALTIBs-BY TELEGRAPH.

....Barrett g. Co.'s Acid Works IN Lo2dcn, Can
"a, .srs burned YESTERDAY los, sles ssAn.s' sso@
A desert sand storp n lss 1 IN SC1n On
Wr. Lana Sullivan, living ct Bay Point, In
Coatra Cossa Couay. s.aelea ~ ~ r"nss Sa--
49, Cl,erry was killed yesterday In Haratoea
DARN: dSsiss Nv as hss As'e:sd sra Beg Dc
heed ss.pss - ~ 80 ,,,. oes' ana Asss
Mr.. Rath has been arreetsd 1t LAWrpAee.
Kss r. Ne Hel.a.sa q sss Aa.hsss 3 D. hs;sk
~ a as RzS sssls h.lsr 81 Ass ssa Ass ss,Aaa sss
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The United States steam-frigate Franklin has
arrived In Boston Grew all veil.
The Swiss inhabitants of Washington will, on
IN. i'm Of November obrIts the eve hundred and
Sary Of tie Independence Of SwitseEiand
The Enterprise Insurance Company OF Phil
At has suspended h made assignment 10 the Pennsylvania
Conpspy for Life insurance and the granting Of Hnhuitsh
-. The report Of the Health-OfRcer Of Philadet
"a o s1 rear S deaths from ANAL eunng last uSsh
al - co.
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Handicap purse 81 200 for al ages the meeting
RACING AT KINGSTON.

RoNDOUT, Oct. 3l.-The Kingston Park races
were well attended, to-day, and the track was IN spcn
did condition. In the race for the purse Of $500, Major
Edsa was first in three straight heats Major King sec
oud Lady Whitman third. Tine 1924, 2:J5, 2:3j. white"
wick WAS first in the race 500 Live Oak second, ana
BAY Harry third Time, 244, 2:i4., 243 24s!, pa. In
the race for $780, Mail Boy 1rs General second and
Time tllrd. IImc, 257A, $3.50, 2:5Ii
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TAMMANYs SERVANTS.
sHE QUALIFICATIONS OF PAVEMENT 1Nspl

- HSALiFICATIOHb OF \ PAVEMENT INSPECT
ORA CURIOUS CoLLoQUY.
ABOUT 30 Of the inspectors Of pavemepts and
Wen called at the COntrOners once, yesterday and
<'HAnOea 70 zee hF, Green A he eOEld not receive
e u soon ~ they wished, they grew somewhat tur.
sth1 and INDUCED In much loud and threatening talk
eH'sh vas stopped By the sppsaranes Of few police
ea A. AoOu Mr. Green had aRiShed thu buGiBess be
~ unnaAsttnG. eO0 - - nSnAa1nSH vaRe Admitted
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,,,.r,yv an MISSISSIPPI STEAMER

MEMPHIS, Oct s1.-The crew OF the steamer
~, povd mutn,ed this morning An attack was made
on the mate, who shot negro named John Killon twice
onrd,ng him severely The timely arrival OF the police
saved the mates fe Several Of the rioters have been
arrested but the rnglesders escaped
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HEAVY CUSTOMS SEIZURES ON THE CANADA
BORDER

CONCORD, N. H., Oct. 81.-Eighteen hundred
sheep and six horses brought through from Canada by
Rugg Mcfarland seized last night White River
Junction, by Customs ofhcer for The
ain which they %sre loaded had backed over from
West Lebanon and was about 70 start Twelve carloads
were seized ut ROxbury.
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SPAIN.

ARREST OF CONSPIRATORs At BARCELONA.
MADRID, Tuesday, Oct. 81, 1871.
Further arrests of consprators have been
made at Barcelona. and additional evidence OF their
guilt brought to light stores of arms bombs
and other munitions of war have been discovered.