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New-York tribune., 1871-04-24
DAKOTA.
SUDDEN TERMINATION OF THE LEGISLATIVE
PROCEEDINGS.

YANKToN, April 21.-The special session of
the Legislature, which convened Tuesday, was
brought to sudden termination to-day. just the most
important business had been finished A dispatch was
recefvel by Gov. Burbank Tuesday from Secretary
Fish, which read as follows: "The AttorneyGeneral Is
Of opinion that special session s authorized" BY
another Dispatch received to-day it is asceraned that
the FIRST dispatch should have read "unauthorzed."
The error Is tracabe to telegraDac Office between
Sioux City and Chicago Before the last dispatch was
received a hill had passed both Houses, and had been
signed the Governor, authorizing the counties ana
townships 10 vote a tax in aid Of railroads. As the
session was held good faith, under the supposed favor
able opino. of the AtOrney-General, 1t Is presumed
that COncI when appealed to, will lesalizc the action
OF the LcsisalITe.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24
DECISIONS, ArGIL q.

SYure-ae Court-C CRGmberS-Bv judge Brady
Iar at Creea, Motion denied Lcn at GTeeufelL
d- I..on rt slurayMoiion denied jcBhenDy sgt Neher
Motion de1r ludlow act Amerccn Exchange BankMon denied
r 0 Juvenile Dsnquens ast Ders-Mool
Granted. Copsianiuc- Mar,n,-lle.e-eace OTdered'
Supeior Comf-Spocal ToTl-By Judge Spencer
Cfn sell est schacT Williams tgt ans oochrane agt ,och
n Of eence Wes-Hion denied without
cc er ~. 5c.ser Merrill Merrill Dohneli act Donnel
Nes a-t KhA Rhodes Dnock.Orcr granted Poor gI
NcaranlOtr extending time ied 10 10 us!s' OF !s ei e
vice u tie order making tie change.
Common PTeas-Specidl Tcru,-By Judge Loew.-
Or,eu a sar-Aloon granted White sgt NLeeler-s
granted vhou costs Psehbees sgt hczears-MSseon e ceei
M m e M without osts vh Cariwen jr re.ver
M McKnnAoton strike oui laa AMI frivolous deled
v .lOlgC Cog.s
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24
THE COURTS.
CONFLICT BETWEEN STATE AND FEDERAL JURrs
DICTIoN-THE MITCHELLDIx SUIT.


D1CTTOH-THE MITCHELLDIx SUIT.
ms Is an action brought by John Mitchell to
recover socoo for alleged false imprisonment by Gen
joan A. DIX In Fortress Monroe tho close OF the war
Inc complaint alleges that John Mitchell OF NowYork
was arrested Juno H. 1906 transported beyond the limits
of ms state, to Fortress Monroe Va, and there i'm
prsoned our months and 10 days by the defendant The
suit came before Judge Mc"unn ON Saturday. on a mo-
ton to strike tho case from the calendar and remove n
from the state Court 20 tho Circuit Cou4 of fc United
States under the provisions OF the h section Of the act
Congress approved March 1865 aud OF an act anena-
tory thereof approved May H. i5cs It was contenaed
for the motion that tue act Of March g. 1893 and the p
Elementary act compelled the removal OF the case 10 tho
United States art s. q the arises under the laws
OF the United states The act for which the plaintiff was
Imprisoned was In time OF war, and defendant acted
IN his official military capacity under orders OF his supe-
ror officer and In obedience to the laws which provided
for raising arnes and prosecuting the war against the
Rebels Whether not tho arrest was proper Is gues
ton exclusively for the United states Courts.
on tho other side, IL was argued that tne laws men
toned were uncoDsrtutona and n CONSTITUTIONAL they
did not apply 10 this and that they confer exclusive
Jurisdiction where the State courts nave con
current III not sole Jurisdiction They confer lurisdlc-
ton on the United States courts in controversies bet"eeh
czons OF the same state, when none Is conferred Dy th
Constitution OF the United States. By section article
Oi the Constitution OF the state OF Newf0rk u Is pro-
viied that persOn shall be held and section o VOL
Row Statutes OF NewYOrk, enacts that any person VINO
snail without lawful authority. seize ana contne lhoner
shall upon conviction be punished by imprisonment no.
exceeding ten years. The parties are both citizens or
tAis sa.c and therefore, tho state courts nave soe
jurisdiction. Decision reserved.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24
POLITICAL NOTES,

A Grant Club has been formed in the First
Ward Of Brooklyn by the election OF the following oicers
President Daniel Ward; vcePresdents, Thos. Mcbride
and T. NJ Estabrook; Secretary, JAS g. Bangs; Cores
pOnding Secretary, VI. Galyen; Treasurer NJ. Nicola;
Jas :. Bangs, LOrin Palmer, L. Bennett John Flynn,
Delegates TO Central Committee.
Gen. Chipman, delegate-elect to Congress
from the District Columbia Saturday, returned tho
visit OF the defeated candidate, Mr. Nerck, which the
latter made TO the former Friday The interview was
I'm the hi chest dcgree personally friendly. Mr. horrlck
Dl.dcfug Democracy 20 do everything IN thef power
10 ADVANCE the general Interests O the District of Column
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24

beside mere eating drinking. and sleeping They want
seIf-Improyemcuf He closed with auson 70 ooolie
labor and said that he did not object 70 the Cnnsmen
imported here speculation. John W. W. &BTownine e, I,
son to Chinese Labor He did not object to their worA
ing cheapy but he I'D object 20 working himself for tho
same wages that they received
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24
HEAIHER REPORT.

w4s0ISiTG,o SlSE or TIR CHlEF sIGsa5. OFFICER,
eAshISSIyNi ID. c., April q. Is7l-7:SO D. M.
M Sgtcpsss Jor The past t,oenis-four hours
- iHe 90 SVaploIIleIer pnIIe continues low at the Pacific
S IN ab Sorty u9 u59oh'an stations, and has began to
ssSTfsY ra 20 IKE KEN abgs5s n Out has extended north
now covers the region south OF thar ne .1u I'll" ~,
clear weather and light rains prevailed on Satnrday
night on the lower lakes and Eastern Sea- h. y
now almost entirely disappeared S'~'0s O"' n"'o
FTObdbiiiRes
II is probable that the barometer win oon,, 4. . =,
In the Mississippi Valley with fresh sgt69ri, ,i % I% "a
The Ohio Valley and nOrthwards Clear and nar,,"i m
cloudy weather viii probably prevail on The Atlantic
aud Gulf on Monday. ' ""Nh'o
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24

The funeral of John Quincy Dickinson, who
was murdered by the "KuRlux' ut haranna' fia' on
,ho al inst took place Wednesday last, In Benson,
t hero he Was born Nearly 1000 people assembled on
,c coccason many OF them from distance The Governor
q, the state and many Others Of its most distinguished
otlens were there 70 do honor to tie memory oi lhe
~ 'rt,r Of liberty. The body WIS borne IN solemn
ion 10 the cemetery and after its burial. the pro,
ieS,ion reformed aud moved 70 the Iolsrebauonal
isin The Rev ii. N. Holmes. pastor oi the church,
preached a fitting discourse anu an aidIsss was de,
E,'r.d by the Rev. Mm. :. smart or Albany. In tho
fnaon the cltzens OF Benson and the strangers pres
t n,ct i'm the church Appropriate addresses were de-
y,rsd m cwart ana olhets ahda SorNos oi hlllB
resolutions WIS adopted
DR. Isaac Wallelt of No. IA West Thirty-seycnth-
A. "a r9n fon csf,as' YESTERDAY, AL sefoif nuTe ~ h'
s r filsfs snt f suuvtlst lie vas takeE % ~
i LoA. 4Lse V.aes eas's "sis ugssi ~ To T-AaWay
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
lfor other SHIP Ye,ss sec Second page.I

IEOT ONtef SHIP hfc3 second Ingr.I
ARRIVED.
steam,hp Aelhnes Rector sewBiori. md,e and V
ses%.bp cisopa, Philip. Havana April 49, WITT, ne and p...
t" y As1Indss s,s sI1s , sO, rv,r ,, II A.,
i2tb wah ud,e. and pass c. @. Fraaekin.
store, s,%sp and looS sS 70 sHs sesa.s Co n'' WIN ''''
sea@.hp I,..e Bell cs9s sss%s. SS Point and S'r'
steamship voiuneer Hove Phlsd,J hA with mise and p.
'sSaas ssa%:5P Dsa!s.Sd G o. Ssss ps' Apr' . sos
aIPon I'm, w.s TeosS pd,e slS Ps 70 .s HAM, a. % with ~
Brs Aiisn;ie toi SeSa1n Dc.srson Barbados n as N.a
Bsrs ysS;Pd1 @ O., w.Aier Bremen Feb s' with "d's ~
ps Bark SrloaT eo DaSe white Palermo PeS o. Wit. a
BaIs s.;r S'1 ESsi,s ~ Sss Eo EsS FsS = & ss % NIX %
Bsri William ahaI ilsrng AIiserp Ise o. with mise
ssHI sH S.Il' %m so$Ssa Ss ei ef hc Ssi fca B vita
Seir T1os j. Frazer Ma1ge Baraeos. tays VIII fIsit
echr g. q Warren Gloocete Smith BsraeJ1 dis viii nt
schr Abe H. Brown (of Pronceoxn Brow BarAoi 10 d.ys
with lrui, -
Ch,a Carroll, ROadoq- Nathan c5f,i nd s Rooaou.
Sarah W. Blake. Hsyers;raW s9l9elm sllsnethgoi-
Connecticut BilsSetaport Jls. BGhanan. hilaDsseD"rt
J. 4. smith, Albany. h.,e. honaoat
Ned sumter Roudou, Tgilslt, ROnaoUt
d. C. Terry Geongetown D. Helen hasbroues. Geofset,vb
s T. Wines, Georgetown. d. o. J G Roeser Polarl ~, ,,,.
sa,11 Ss cTF,n PeT. j..son Ea T. e sar.ss, c S '
John siusmsn Prousenee. O. LiBPAsar Georsss BaHiA
WsSe Virginia L&pCrslmsf yirgnia
WISO-SandoWn. heavy, n W. clear
Brig soses So om o Grnis 90 Sui Is anchored On The
Bar.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CuARIEsToS, g. c. April 2lAuirei steamship souih aroh'~
from Ch Comry from Baltimore, AMI A. H. ,A"
fgon Norfolk Sailed gunboa Meteor for Ne~-iorA - .
IoRTREss MOSROE April RJPi,ei oui, bark neNlot lot
Aspiuwa; bgs Trye for Cork Amanda Jean, ana WI hon h
Indies Industry Rio; HarTe Maid for Car1lnd Iie9
Malial Charleston and Marian for CsrienA~ sa'' bns SIu
Waters for New-lork A.
Yok slip George Skoe Liverpool cb Alice g. Grace fron
CbsTon; Emma Norfolk Mar PennL roH heTlofft
NJ Brooms from Philadelphia harrsganss RON toar
April 23Aryd steamships Ncssb0rH from 'aFansahf
George Appol Banone bark Neptune from Caus0si 0"S
Athlete Jm Port Talbot; hr Helen Simmons fon BATso"a
SPOKEN.
Brig Mary Stewart from Cuba for Boston. April a. aFfe "A
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24
The people of Buffalo, on THURSDAY loo, .,

"
perenced "a thrill Of terror In consequence Of repor
that tho great railroad suspension bridge two miles he
low Niagara Falls, lad given way, and that passenger
train, consisting Of Dix coaches bad been pTecip fed
hto tho abyss Delow fortunately te story wac iase
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24

Nelson w. Young made the opening address
n, the Cosmopolitan Conference yesterday afternoon on
Labor" lie objected to cheap labor generally well
paid labor said ass itse!i, raises the aborer aud
raises tho capitalist. WoghIngInea want somehlns
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24

BRGCs-LAwSON-on THURSDAY. April % i TIE r's' rce IT
sister, the Rev. r. G. Qaeunei hsa ". DcsSo
Louisa Lawson.
BURDRS-MOALROn Tuesday April 49, ST. Paus Chrh Bali
more j. b. s. HOye J. TOwnsend Bulel of ii0y ~ T.
10 Miss Evelyn Byrd MOae Of Baltimore Nil
UOLLSTER-HOWELIkt Newark, J. on the l9h ~ the Rey
Dr. Wilson Mr Henry H. Hohser OF Aes-lorA, 70 As sAr.s
Louise, daughter Of william A. Howell OF Newark
yRFELAyD-vAN wAGRNBN0u WeiuesisY april y 1911, a. 'hs
residence brides father Academyst BY the Rev " g Is1f
Nholas yreelsnj 10 Kate, daughter of Henry n l "'c
enen, all u Bergen n. J.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24
9uerial Notices

.r.n,c,nth Assembly District Republican a--sss -
p,s"r .onthly ipg st IL Niga 'i atl -
I"' .r THIS loafal bs.slnti Ayns " al
tween tAsA'o "'" -'' ' GEORQE p. BRADFORD, IN
soclocS.
RoBsRr s DonBIs, See
- -,,,.. sixt,eu,h Asss,nbly Dtririet.-S guias
brhn. ByBSf So April 2s iSIl Aas cok
h,a =. IIesdaasr,ers GernsRa Hall No 20 lntt ave.
WILsOs, AS>aN IL DNA'' Y rf"s-
\ BusBEA
,,,se,,h Assembly District Republican Asss ciaticp.
o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24

Mothers! 4! NIotbers!! Mothers!!!
Mrs wrSsros bas been ud Tor es WITH asrr
falling safety and
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24
Hazard & Cnsweil's Cod Liver on is The best
MARRIED.

Wedding and Visiting cards, Initial Stsnus Eoto Papes
wA EYEKDEILs Sos. FuLrossr Old DUrca CsURcH
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24

Nicol q Daviison,
DroAd Orset Jonesst.
or. some EXTRAORDINARY BAaOhs =
r,srcb China Dinner Plates, % yer datea
r-sngh china TgIseBs, ~ Zach.
Each Sets, eonfiete
iror-sonn CanA Dibner SETS ven tel, ~
an CobliS 81 81 per dozen
ed Sastshi Dinner hHve, % - ~s dozen.
U.o Decoratd Dln'e- N.ls 80
cf gods fcu Parstss
q. ARRIK GILT and COMPOSITION Bte NE CLOCKS MAJ
TgI SKIS GROUPS. FIGURES, aud NAshs
An Immense Keay ton.
White French China Dinner sets ~ sJo White Imperial
g., hia. Ia pieces 80, White FRI h Ia lie. Set, "a p.
80 so White Chna Cups si ucers ~ per Cod
pnt to. Tea SETS poees eb; amber Se Colo ed n p.
80 per s upward Silver ae) Casters. BOlss IS
~au; Iyor Handed Dnrer dives yer doL Byeybns
China 0-ss ils'sA Ware Caey Fsncr Goels, &c.
Friend, D. county order their goods By sess G. D.
'-hE9sY G. EaDLEy, so2 SsIs-sy. sssyslA.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24

PART U.-SgrAEKLAND
%. Orr agt. The MAYOR Alder
men. Sc, OF tie Ci.y o!
keT-i0rk.
lo2. Bishop agt. Kelly.
300. .BreItaf. St0u cE
2C3 .Murby q Ke.lr
ls8. .OgO6d az. MeKu ghk
6f6. Holman art Veg p
l3-2. .Ki-sclmanH est. Ltl.lrl.
24.. .Criu az. O'b en-.
~. Sloane act. Elnor.
l,Us..SIe ls-y sgt. The Mayor Gc'l
OF Ses-NJEk.
sCPPENs COURr GENERAL IRR'
CARDozo. J.J.-OPcas AZ ~
2o7. Van Allen at. Amer.c-n Nat
Bank.
2cG. .Holt and Others sgt Ross.
2b1. .Cily ag'. h0eminr.I
263. Cook agt. Reeve.
23D. Wright sgL Wnshs
2sl. White agi. ll0Vs-d.
232. .Dol agt. he Fourth Nat BE
Of \. Y.
2o9. .Delayan 1T Duncan.
20. .Ssi.us act. Pruyn.
90. .Salm5 agt PrIyu.
284..Hull agt. MiteLtson.
2s5. .Vose AZ. Nat City Balh.
23s. .Laparle. r.. at. Lapafle.
SUPKRIoR COURr-PAhf In
Sef.D0G
80. .Buckmsn at. MongeaTo.I.
4il..Lllor at. Kete.taG
54T. .COnfinev ext. Baker.
SD. KEN agt. Urban.
80. .McGr0llgle aTr. Burce.
l5T. .Ho.nes sgL TO let,'.
2t3. Gallagher agt Doursn.
80. .DunOnt sgt k'cltlI
6s5. .Dum0nt sgi lianer-
lfJ. .Feeuy act. O'Bnel.
21J..Msyer q .. AleL
C3l..Lsiioy agt. Genet
FARr ll.-MCCUSS,
eli. Roach sgt. liirt.
l53. Harris az. GibDev.
20. .Henief on sgi. MahoneY.
382. .Mitrlell sgt. Dix
9si .BucLmsn agt Morgenrotl-
313. French at. Wheeler.
3y2. Wheeler agt. French.
tiC. .Wo.lbefy, agt. Gignour. .
COsNos PLEM.-PAHT Ill
Sst-Dcu
5n1. .CSsta'or sgt. O'Bien.
32l. .Rsniell agt. RsnfelL.
S14. .Haaly agk Mlrphy.
"a. .Ninzesheimer agt. Wicks.
gsg. .Hlrt sgL Hoffman.
ll3. Fin, sgt Hszelboon.
594. Hughes sgt Mercantile Nut
Ins. Go.
as. .Burahardt agt. Durkhsrds.
g51. .Johnes agt. Burnhan.
$50. CASSIDY at. Gourani.
lJJi Townsend ag;. B'wly & 1tb
age. X. r. 90.
os9. Roe sgt. Miller.
Isl. .McTerney. inf. agt Murphy
100. .Helnes at. blanck.
269. .POuvert sst. GOitfey.
l..huchl sy.. hayer.
80. .NOyes sgt. COE.ies
TO. .Quinlsn asL The Sixth'AYe
X. K. Co.
a25. Darlington sgt. Coulter.
s5l. W aterltw agt. Iay lOr.
MARINH CoCRE-G2SEAAL TERN
Opens
I. .MaclAy agt. Comstock.
2. BIanquer agt. Lyst,
3. BOYD egt. OCOnneD.
4. Stab at Daly.
5..Gaves agt. Marsh.
6. .Orsrtol sgt. Howe.
7..Yo.burg agt Brewster.
8..Terlune at, Laurr.
8. Conway agt. Gille.pis.
10. .Caughty agt. Layine.
COURr OF GkSsKAL sKssIONs-
al !
l..John Moore, feloaious assau
ard battery.
s..Richani McAvoy, burglary.
,. George Miller, burg.ary.
4..N iliam ScOhil. burglary.
s. Charles Cobb. forgery.
o. FREEMAN Edwards, iorgery:
T..John O'DOnEen. grand Ia
ceuy.
Q. Charles MoCarty, gr9Sl Ia
eeny. cc
svPRExR CogRr On
27N. .Regan at. kegaa, 49,.
A..koe.gcs sgt Guardian a'u'''
Life lus Go.
is. Brown agt. BabbitL
l26. .noa agt Bipn- na.s a,
W. elena AT LiisNaH
a. .Kirse sgf. II mpteA-
o.. o.. .,,of's .t,oi.lIasas lst Albany CT
IaA 90. .
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24
DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed s.h ntl
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24
COURT CALEEDARs-Tur nav. -

EuPEEffB CCrET-IHAnLE 'ts--5 Z
daF cal.C
o. .scl1ravtv ag'. Lsrangh.
q. .spei.wcyer agt. Eae.as.
-. Bean sg'. Bgy3lUt.
53..Eerne,t sg- Au1ee.
O.. ..Wctmore agt. Nped0l.
c.. .GcorEe. tie CogEt johannes
sg Jennings.
Ct..S'c.l.ragL Farrell
g.. Van Alien agi Van Alea.
%. Wake AZ. Ao-.A
l0O.Ciafln at, ful-4aseE.
IU3. Rid ey al. same.
lOl. Lee So. 'arne.
lg4..kol lr-. name
ln5..Elirige lC' same.
Lew NJ. tnm1us
10. ..PDllii1y sg Pond.
I94..tlaters0u at. DCnr.
SCPAEGE Commemorative
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-19

Meals book" The letter was from Kilbourne
City, Wisconsin, signed Fred and Hattie, 4"
and in it allusion was made to Shook being in
i'll health. Citizens of Bayou in the Immediate
neighborhood gave the bodies as decent burial
as they could under the circumstances. The
burial service was read and proper respect paid
the remains of the unfortunate strangers.
NEW YORK, June 1S-The Pacific Mail
Steamship Company offer five thousand dollars
reward for the author of the Chauncey hoax.
MEMPHIS, August 1S-Edward Bon, son of
wealthy parents, was shot and instantly killed
by desperate, in the southernipart Of the city,
this forenoon.
A. s. Mitchell, special Master in Cancery,
in the case of T. f. Brown VS.. the city for paw
ing the street with Nicholson pavement. has de-
cided in favor of the plaintiff for FIVE hundred
thousand dollars
Judge King leading lawyer in this city,
died, it is rumored, at ten o'clock to-day,
WILMINGTON, NC, Aug. 18.-The steamer
r. E. Lee exploded her boiler near Fayette
yesterday. Three colored boat hands were
killed and three wounded. Capt. w. Skinner
was seriously but not dangerously injured
AUGUSTA, Ga, Aug 18.-Three bales of new
cotton were received to-day, chasing as Liver
pool and New York middling. One bale sold
for thirty and another for twenty cents.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 18.-Frauds have been
perpetrated recently by the substitution of in
rors, which, it is thought will result in many
new trials.
Judge Abel, of the Criminal Court sentenced
B. j. Hussy, jury broker, to ten days impris-
Onment and $50 fine, and, also, Henry Jones,
for falsely representing Lewis Hartman as a
juror, ten days imprisonment and 500 fine.
The Judge regretted that the law was not more
explicit for the punishment of misdemeanors OF
this kind, bat hoped, if ever before similar
attempt was made to corrupt the integrity of the
jury box, that all persons inclined to engage in
this speculation take warning by the case 0
Jones'
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-19
FOR EICN.
RUSSIAN ECCLESIASTICAL MATTERS.
Eornicn Intervention Not to be Tolerated

RUSSIAN ECCLESIASTICAL MATTERS.
Foreign Intervention Not to be Tolerated
LONDON, Aug. 18-PrinGe Gortschakoff pub
fishes a report of what passed between him and
the evangelical deputation at Frederickshafen
in July. He says that, having heard them, he
replied that Prussia had the appearance of in
reference in the domestic affairs of Russia that
he could permit no foreign intervention what
ever and that the Russian Government could
not tolerate the shadow of Intervention, from
whatever side it came. The missionaries ex-
pressed their respectful regrets. He accepted
the address of the American delegation to hand
TO the Emperor. The address to the Empeor OF
the Swiss delegation which was written in Lon
don, he decidedly refused to accept. He then
explained that it might seem invidiOus to accept
the address of the American, delegation, and
requested them to withdraw it, which they did.
DUBLIN, Aug. 17.-At the banquet given to
the French delegation tonight, the Lord Mayor
proposed the toast, THE Queen" which was re-
ceived with storms of Kisses lasting for several
minutes.
LONDON, August 18.-The Commons by a
vote of 152, sustained the course of the Govern
mutiuy.
The great lambs wool spinning factory at
Leicester was burned. Several persons were
killed by falling walls.
An unknown yacht capsized to-day. Six per-
sons were drowned.
BERLIN, August iS,-The cholera has appear
ed in the neigh 5orhooH of Stettin. The disease
continues its ravages at Honigsburg, where, on
Tuesday seventy new cases and thirty deaths oc-
CURED, and on Wednesday eighty new cases
aid twenty-seven deaths.
LONDON, August l8.-One franc per ton is
exacted from foreign vessels entering French
ports.
Bullion in the Bank of Paris increased on the
11th one million.
The Emperor Napoleon has given fete at
Chizelhurst, at which kilograms were received
from the Gar of Russia, the King of Sweden,
th Emperor of Austria, the King of Portugal,
the King of Holland, the Prince of Wales, and
others.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-19
HOME NEWS.
Shipment of Wine TO New York. &e.
HIGHwAYMEN IN CALIFORNIA.

Shipment of Wine TO New York, &e.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 18.-The Glove dale
coach in Sonora county, was attacked by five
robbers The coach contained ten men and
four women. In the fight which ensued one
passenger was killed and one fatally hurt. One
of the women died. The robbers dispersed
VII hout their booty.
The Montana took So, 900 worth of California
wine for New York.
LOUISVILLE, Aug 18-The protractrd droutE
in some sections is injuring the tobacco.
The daughter of Thomas Bennett Ewing, aged
ten years, living near Fulton Station, on the
Psducah and Grand Gulf Railroad was choked
and outraged, and then thrown into pond A
negro had confessed the crime and was about
being Iynched at last accounts
NEW YORK, Aug. 18.-A rumor that the
steamer Heary Chsuncey was burned on the
10th off Body Island is published, but it is I'M
d0ubtedly false.
The following is ali that is known of the re-
port:
NORFOLK, Arg. Is, 1871
Mr.. J. H. Walker Vice President Sun Mutual
Insurance Company, New York:
SRI hasten to inform you of the loss of the
Paci. &c mail steamer Henry Chauncey The
shin was discovered to be on fire off Body
Island, and Immediately headed for the land.
Every Ell Fort made TO smother the flames,
but the fire continued TO burn with fearful
rapiditv un til the ship struck the beach. The
passengers and crew narrowly escaped with
their lives. The steamer Resolute has been dis
matched to the scene of disaster
Very respectfully,
JAMES BROwN, Agent.
Two of the escaped convicts have been CAP
,sured in the swamps. The pursuit of the bal
ance continues.
WASHINGTON, Aug lS,-Dispatches from
Norfolk prove the reported loss of the Henry
Chauncey to be canard.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. l8-Wm. Balls Banner
mills at Shelbyville were burned. Loss, ST.
OO0
SARATOGA Aug. 1S.-Nellie James won the
first race time, 1873 Eclipse won the third
race; time, 9GS}.
DAN FRANCIsCO, Aug. 1S.-Twenty car loads
of fresh japanese teas were shipped eastward
to-day.
The weather is unusually warm. The Their
mometer stood at a l12 at San Barnardino. 4
heavy shower fell at San Diego yesterday-a
thing Unprecedented
ALEXANDRIA, La, August 18-The Dca1o-
cTdt of the 9th inst, says that during the storm
on Bayou Rapids on the It'll, two strangers took
refuge under a tree and were killed by light
ming. Letters and memorandum book found
on their persons lead to the belief that the party
were Canadians named r. B. Buck and Shook.
No effects or money was found on their persons.
In the memorandum book was written, Frank
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largest commercial house in Havana, and
to him, on his second visit, she gave her
hand.
The vine-covered cottage, its trellis and
borders have crumbled into dust. The
courtly lover and the innocent maiden are
long since dead. But the old hill still lifts
its aged brow, wrinkled all over with ira
ditions. A favorite lookout of the Natchez
in time of Wharf.-The scene Of daring con-
rendezvous of loversEthe hiding place of
brigands and depot for their biood-stained
treasure-mute but faithful witness of the
past
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Sunday school Working Extraordinary

1t being the dark of the moon in August the
time to XIII sprouts, the members of Browns
Sunday School, numbering about forty-fy,
persons, boys and girls, COLLECTED at Parson j.;
NJ BroWB's yesterday morning, the 18th, and
cleansed his 6eldS of those ppstiferous shrubs.
The ladies did the cooking and the gentlemen
did the grubbing, and good share of the eat
ing The table grcaned under It's load of rich
vands, till the boys, who made visible 4nanti-
ties grow less, rapidly relieved it, w. b.
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CHOPPED CABBAGE PICEILE.-Put to-
gether one pint finely chopped onions,
three gils white mustard seed, three table
spoonfuls ground black pepper, two table
spoOnfuls ground cloves, three Tablespoons
fuls celery seed one pound brown Sugar,
and three quarts strong vinegar Simmer
this compound oyer slow fire until it be-
gins to thicken, when pour il upon and
stir it well into two gallons of finely chop
ped cabbage. So soon as cool, it is ready
for use,