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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-28
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SERVED HIM RIGur.-The Harrisonburg
Enterprise says coIOred couple, recently
married. dissolved partnership on Wednesday
evening last. near KeczletUwn. the wench
whaling" her lord. dividing the household
effects equally between them. and going ON
her way rejoicing. Business.
The same paper saws:
woman ran away from the Poor House
Thursday. because the Superintendent would
not furnish her chewing tobacco. "HOw's
that for low p
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-28

20 The Rev. J. W. Evan will preach at
kahierown "u Sunday, March 9th, Mt IL
O'Clock, a NJ aud at CharIestOwu At Z o clock,
L. NJ.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-28

GREEK AGAINST GREEK-The men who
have got into office in the South seem to be
making IN exceedingly interesting record in
that region. No sooner are cadetships, alleged
bigamy cases and briberies worked of into
history, than fresh materials spring into ex-
istence with the spontaneous fecundity Of
mushrooms. Outside Of impcachments. the
latest sensation is a declaration OF hostilities
between the Governors of North Carolina and
Florida. the former had endeavOred to Sc.
cure the apprehension Of one Milton s Lit.
tlrfeld. an alleged offender against the laws
Of North Carolina. who had taken up his
abode in Florida. but the Governor of Florida
treated the requiJitiun with contempt. There.
upon the Governor Of North Carolina offered
4 reward of 81 900 for the apprehension of
the said Littiefield. and il is stated certain
persons proceeded to Florida and endeavOred
to apprehend aud bring ofi the alleged offender
by strategy and force. '.Nuw. therefore,
Harisuu Reed. Governor of Florida. hereby
offers reward 0i $4,000" for the arrest Of
the aforesaid ''emmS>aries" of the Governor
of North Carolina who have attempted to
kidnap Lirt'efeld. land who are still engaged
in the conspiracy against the life and liberty
of that citizen. Baltimore Sun.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-28

Turf The store If wysong e. Co. at
l'"tiirid'< N.r"r was robbed some few weeks
since at quite IA I,r.e amount a. We learned,
All" -" Wednesday last Inward Gibson. c"l-
"'ed. was arrested "u suspicion aud lodged in
the Jail Of Mart"Sburg t" await the action of
the Grand Jury at this county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-28
TIN AND STOVE HOUSE.

w. O. SMITH,
Agent for jas. Loo. HooF mud ISGecessor 10
Miller d !SHjh,
d RESPECTFULLY informs bic Griepds aad tha
public that he has re-opeBsd the old sta nd Of
Miller smith, where hs 10 prepared 70 do all
kinds Jf
TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK,
Roofing aud Sp"utIng done At short notice and
in the vert best manner Ny assortment Of
TIN WARE. STOVES, Ike. il eompIete. and
will be sold low for Cash or to 30 dsy PROMPT
paying Customers. Please call and see NJ
before purchasing elsewhere, As my motto
shall be to please.
Repeatedly,
Feb Il. Is7I-Iy. AZ.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-28

GOVERNOR ALcoRN. of Mississippi refuses
to accept the United States Senatnrship. 10
which he was elected last year. There are
but faw Of this sort.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-28

HOTEL SOLD.-The old 'Sibert House
in New Market, was sold on the 18th lust =,
by Mark Bird, trustee, to JOHN L. PiIman,
at $3.50, cash.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-28

"COLORED NnrABLEs."- One of the New
York papers gives list of what it terms the
''c"l"red n"tahtes" oi New York. The list in.
cludeS walters cergymcn caterers. bauk pre-
sidents. and Others. The worldly wealth Of
the good people Is quite considerable IN some
instances. Mr.. Brooks n caterer who owns
brown stone trout up town. hein. worth $780,.
600. another counting his possessions at SIS.
900, and Others all the way from $50 900
down. Ii would appear {" be tho ambition Of
most Of these ''nntables''tO hold the position
ofvesrryman in some church. aud their wishes
have been gratied. This wealthy class of
c"lorcd persons is not large in number. but
shows that they. like others, by their industry
can gain Independence.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-28
NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted the Estate Of william
n Grow. requested call 81 the once Of
White x TIapnell and SETTLE. ThOss having claims
against said Estate will present them properly
thenticAted for settlement.
Jan. 10. 1871. JOHN n CoYLE, Ear.
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FOR RENT.

IRON April let, 1871. the BRICK TENEMENT
L now occupied By J. B. HGinss. TohGeco
Store. APPIytO s RIDENOUR.
IL n. STRAITH,
FsO u, lS1- o. the owner.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-28

RETIRED Capt. John " Lock, formerly
OF this town, has relinqui>hcd the American
Hotel in Harrisonburg which he has so salts.
tac'orily managed for the last few years. j..
Il Lupron succeeds him.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-28

Ea- T"e Spring term OF the Circuit Court
OF Hampshire County, Judge HALL presi.
ding, sill Commence ITS session GU tuesday
the 9TH Of March next
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-28
SHINGLES FOR SALE.

Ok nm PRIME Oak shingles, on hand and
Jan 10. Is7I. wEIRICK h WELLER.
WANTED At SUMMIT POINT DEPOT.
u1OES Of all kinds-Beei, Calf. Sheep, &c for
= viii the high"sI market prize will be pail in
TRADE. Old Iron either cast or vrOught-tRksn in
HLfEARY, WILSON L JOHNSON.
summit Point, Oct. 10, 1870.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-28

FoR CUBA-The Winchester Nc,rs saws
for some time past, large quantities of hoop
poles cut in the mountains west OF Winches-
ter, have been shipped from this point Their
destination is Cuba aud other West India
islands, whence they return TO US again around
hogsheads of sugar aud molaSses. 1t is
ErOWing trade, aud We are told that couSId>
cradle amount of cash is thus brought into cir
euIation in this community.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-28

LIVING asooeiatsd ourselves a. partners k,r N,
REa UEsSI. 81 resliiog, Parehasias. and rsasisS
adjoining counties. Invite corr,'1oS. -.
pArHes desiring o P1rehase, cell, or Icn1e-
DALGARN. LUCAS & BROOKE
CharlestOWn, Jef9eraon Co, w. VI.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-28

". + CONFERENCE-The annual meeting
Of the Baltimore Conference, NJ. +, Church,
South, meets in Salem, Roanoke County, Va,
On the sth of next month The several lines
of rail-road aud other public convcyauces
leading to that point extend the usual courtesy
Of return tickets, aud We see it stated that
those who leave Staunton by rail in the morn
ing will reach Salem by Z. NJ.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-28

~ SAO1Ss CASH.
Qua RAILRoAD.-It will he seen in the
proceedings OF the Board OF Supervisors IF
TUESDAY last. that the Board appointed the
Hon. A r. Boteler county Proxy to rep,
resent the interest OE the County IN the $3.50,
00o subscription to the Shenandoah Valley
Railroad, At the next meeting at the Board III
PhIladslPhia. This is the right step and the
friends OF the proposed Road can now feel
that mstters aud things are getting in proper
shape. We learn that there are some 5UU
hands at work upon the road between Front
Royal aOd LUray, aud about 5 miles OF the
road graded and ready for the track and We
believe that in very short time work will be
commenced at this Ship R.yisfsI
AID THE SUFFERERs.-By the destructive
food last Fall. the family of Mr. SlIas Chpp
Ehen living upon the Sheuand"ai river, near
the BlOOmery Mill, lost all their worldly
goods, since which time, We requested -
say, they have strFven hard To- Una n'ain them,
selves without appealing to chari'y Nv the
FIryUr al the winter, sIckues~,aTd tie i fHcuI,y
of obtaining regular or TemuneTaIivr employ,
menI they have been reduced to a state ui pit
liable destituriOn and 10 the necessity Of >"lic-
itiHg assistance from those of the commu ,ity
mere faVOrsbly situated. We are informed
by those we'll acquainted with the facts, that
this family is worthy object for the cnnSid,
GRAFTON Of the generous and benevolent.
Free P|rsS.
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1000

OcCUrIED The GIe store house and
d~eIEsng recently erected an main street is
fuiIy completed the west end of which is
rccupied as the Post ofIica aud the store room
and dwelling by Mr. JACOB Is Blows. The
store is aui'e spacious aud attractive
one. and our friend u iuIcru,s IT, that lie in-
tends at tie earliest day PusSible crowiing its
shelves with every article in his line Of trade
that the wants of the community may require
SUPERIOR WOREMANsuIP-We had the
pleasure Il seeing a few days ago 4, the Coach
Factory of McsSrs. Hilbert 4 Dooey in this
town a Sleigh which had just been cuu,pleted.
which tor durability of structure. proportion
0i size aud beauty Of finish has never been
e1OeIIed in the Valley. The painting was
done BY Mr., WIN. A. Davis, aud is i'll his
best style of coach work, which is really
beautiful. Those anticipating the need Of
an article Of this description should call aud
examine it, loavc their orders accordingly aud
be in readiness for the next season.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-28
NEw ADvERTTsEMENTs.
DAEIEL B. LoeAs,
q. =
LAND AGENCE.

'e s.: cr0,., hos. Joss W. D1ls41s'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-28
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and efectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair IS soon restored
to IFS original color.
t0ih he gloss and
.Greslfness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-28

January ~. 1871,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-02

partially opened-for At neilner shaft had II been
considered advisable to remove the whole oil the
covering-w ne remarked TO Mr.. Knowles that
all seemed 80 quiet below MAT descent might De
has sentence and was stt looking over the shalt
when ne Geard rush OF wind from below. This
was followed py long blast OF fire, which In
VS. tlrn was succeeded by report amo
equA TO that Of park OF artillery: The
s GS,,e aud oi,S Officials stan standing at the
dozen yards on TO railway, and they had
hardly time TO look round before dense cloud OF
smoke issued IRON the downcasL above which was
sheet OF lame, which rose TO height oil from
hgson, the government inspector, was at the
moment Of the explosion walking between the two
shafts. lie was Knocked down, but his injuries
We're not serious On visit being paid 10
the downcost, 1t was found that nearly every one
there had been severely hurt, and at least four or
nyc OF the workInen employed mad been Killed. This
explosion has sci al rest all question as 10 the exist
ence OF lire III the mine, point which has been
gravely debated during the last week by
those who, having friends below, deprecated
not now be a doubt that fire is raging
and that the explosion or the 2Ctn nit was caused
by the fresh air being driven upon the hre IL Is
scarcely possible to give any description Of the ex
surrounding district. rne report was heard Tor
seveval miles, and the sheet OF fame was seen dis
tincty at several places within the borough.
The names or the killed cannot be &C.
carately ascertained, and It Is very doubt.
was the unanimous opinion yesterday that It
would he wanton risk OF life 10 make any attempt
10 replace the stopping, and only one other way OF
cxttngulsning the fre c0ulu be suRgested-that was
10 toOd Inc collIery. Three sources Of water supply
were at hand so 1t was decided to make an attempt
TO drown out the lire without delay. The laying or
pines Was commenced.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-02
NATIONAL INSURANCE CONVENT,

The Approaching Convention in Octoscr-Ar-
cessiou Of Representation from Other
states-Proposed Legislative Action.
'lhe National Insurance Convention which pur
poses to meet in this city on the 18th OF october
next, 10 likely to have a representation that will
comprise nearly every state Ia the Union Since the
Convention met IN New York in May last the follow.
lowing states have notified their intention 10 be rep
resented by delegates In the Convention in octo
ber:-Minnesota, Alabama, Massachusetts, OHIO
PENNSYLVANIA, Missouri, louisiana Virginia and Ne
vada. The principal topic OF discussion at the ap
preaching Convention will be the rate OF interest
and the advantages and disadvantages or mutual
and proprietary companies. IL Is expected that
the basis to pc decided upon will be q four or
four and half per cent interest. The mutual
companies are OF an opinion that 1t should be at the
rate OF SIX pei cent interest. The object OF the
Convention since Its Initiation in May, has received
Wider publicity, and by that means has enlisted
an amount OF sympathy that has lar exceeded the
expectations or Its promoters. When the Conven.
ton Is fully organized 1t is intended to reduce the
suggestions into the form or bill FOR the Legisla-
ture, and thus the well considered suggestions Of
TINS movementwIli ultimate into practical lepisla-
uon and take place ON the statute book OF the
nation.
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HAVANA EARKET,

sugar-Stoct In warehouses at Havana and Mn,sn,ss
oores sl5o bids Receipts ~ the past week a.
the week from Havana and hstanzas 1860 boses and IN.
hhds Of which 1880 boxes and all tho hhds were 10 he
United States Market dull and all qualities si,shsiv de-
ensc but lower grades declined the most Merchant re-
sePss se.n No Dutch reals Nos 10 10
llk 1sh reals. Molssses sugar nominal At az
m n.csD sugar, ,r TAR 70 fGod, res1nEo i
Dol fof American sugar cured va p pe
auntai Lardkegs, GIG qunta; al8 25 pcr min
tai Potatoes $40 per DBL Tallow SD rs per quin,ai
Wa1-ieliow ~ % per arrobe white, S3 vs. Der srrobs
Honey, ~ reals per gallon. Onions, Q6 rs Der bill ior
American Coal oli-In tins reals per gallon. Lumber
s ~ p, iv le.s psn pine S4s 90 pc, loo
hosshssd q sugar 70 Northern ports, 81
London, YAK 25z premium; Paris, az I0k premium
on United States 10 days, currency, premium sLor
slshs premium god, W days, premium shsr sigLl
u prenntvDp
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shall MarrDont only had from ten thousnd 70 twelve
thousand capable OF going into the field, The
Minister had included In his nug hers the SICK the
men on furlough and The Ccfps de Garde, which
was then in Normandy, seven or eight days march
from Paris" Turning IT, the German leaders, the
General remarks thai The Emperor William, besides
his extraordinary energy, (which enables him, not
and bear the greatest fatigue" possesses "a quality
which is characteristic OF great rulers, and which
Louis XIV also possessed-that, namely, or select
ing the men who most lifted to carry out his
wishes. He taxes care that no obstacle shall impede
their action, encourages them, gives them the
praise they deserve and let's them have their full
share OF glory" or Bismarck he says:-"This un-
facility and elegance, even In foreign language.
Every word be says seems to DO carefully
selected as The best for attaining hts object
with the least difiiculy. have seen
HIM twice under very critical circumstances,
and on both occasions he gave me the impression
met. Though as innexible as M0ltke himself he can
suit mis- manner and tone to the occasion; by SEEM
ing first concatory, and then unyielding, ne drives
his adversary from hope to despair and thus ascer-
tains exactly what Is the utmost he can hope to OBJ
tain from him." But the greatest and most danger.
GUS OF the enemies OF France, thinks the
writer, Is General Won Moltke. .sHis body.
piercing glance Is like that OF bird of prey; no SUI
pernuous word ever passes his thin lips.
When the ruin or destruction OF Prussia's enemies
is In question, he Is memorable. This holds us
In hts clutches and II he cannot deprive country
OF Its political independence and make II vassal Of
the new German empire, yet he hopes to leave 1t so
mutllated and crushed that 1t will for many years
TO defend themselves against the ambition OF
Prussia.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-02
CANADIAN NEWS.

Amalguma.ion OF Masonic Longcs-HTurier
tn In Prairie-ku AiGc-ac-Camy TO Kips
Victor Emm anuei-Sight TO the Memory Of
Papiuenu.
MONTREAL, Oct. ], 1871.
The Masonic lodges Of this province, hitherto adj
herring to the Grand Lodge OF Canada ana the Grand
Lodge OF Quebec, have agreed TO amalgamate. AL
necessary arrangements are deputed to Committee
OF six, three from each party with power to chose
an arbitrator, whose decision VIII be final.
One Pensonneault, a Frcnchman murdered man
named Parodis near La Prairie Queoec Province.
Count Enrco BanI Della Predasa, an atde-de-
camp TO Victor Emmanuel is here on his way to san
Francisco
The French clerical press Sights the memory OF
Paplnesn, 10 whom, however, u national monument
IL 10 be erected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-02
Cholera In England.

Considerable excitement has been caused IN Har-
tepoo by the intelligence that the steamer Alster
OF and from Hamburg, in ballast, regular trader.
had arrived in tho roads, having lost o man on
Sunday evening, the nth uiL, from Asatc cholera,
who was thrown overheard Immediately alter
death, to prevent If possible, any spread of the In
lection. About five r. NJ. the vessel was boarded
cal ollcer, who arranged for her immediate disn-
lection, and, as no one else on board was
for that purpose, yellow flag being hoisted on
board ana orders given for none OF the crew to
came partially OF 10 the shore to hail the customs
officers with the information that another OF the
crew was seized with cholera. DR.. Oldham was
and, finding the report TO be true arranged for the
prompt removal Of the man to the newly prepared
cholera hospital, where he now lies In precarious
state. Much dissatisfaction is felt In the town mat
the ship should not have been compelled TO lie out
in the ray for q few Gays.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-02

sS .ss. Sss York
Ssrp Pr ssS
sehr E:islls, Furnes., Providence for Rondout.
SEM Torencs Rand. Norhpo for whssons, with brick
scsr May Lowell, Morris rroy,asnes ios New York
Josephine ss:on Frances r New York
scoa .s Fen sT
cS sonaad r %
sshr David pearssi sacket Greenwich for New York,
sohrJ 3 Hes; Rockwell Fan River for New York, !,
Aooa Ssw ss Msrs
s scs 9 Hults Young. rroyidsnce for Hoboksn:
schr Thomas " Thorns Scranton. Providence for New
.1E's:sss ss' ssy New
r Emma B bradley b johns for New YORK.
scsr John kis.ha% West Providence for
paw a::s pyssss
scnr ssiena Bunne, Bunns Providence Georgetown
sshr Henri Crosby Porter Providence for Phsdegh
schr D Foster Pedrfck, Providence for New York.
schr Bsnedict Croker Portland for New York. with
scsr Lady Adams, Sullivan. FAN River for new York.
sSn .,o Umdin1 connectcu River for New York.
sehr Nash sonngton New York with stone
to the Masonic Temple building, New York.
for Ps Ss. xSs
S Schr hudson, Ghase, FAN River for New York.
Schr Reading Railroad No 20 Eaton New Haven for Tren
ssloop VIM Hunt. Day, Boston for New York.
sseames Meus, DAVIS Providence for New York, with
Steamer DORIS Younr; Providence Tor New York; with
mdse and passengers, 70 Isaac Odell.
BOUND EAST.
Schr w w Rrainard Trbbo Ambov Tor Hnriyord
sss sHy ns
Schr Saratoga, Weeks, New York for Providence,
S .1 Sy..
S Sch A. Mead Flushing for Greenw,ch.
schr Cynthia Jane Gardner. Elizabethpot for Prov-
schr Maggie Quinn. Austin, New York for Lepreau.
scnr ranne Hazard Lawrence Elizabsthpor for Deep
schr Kate Scranton, Palmer Euzabc.hpor for New Ha-
Schr H Brown Smith, Elzabethport for Providence
schr Reading Railroad No 80, Smith, Phiadelphia for
schr Cen Hooker. Brown, Philadelphia for New Haven.
schr River Queen Bowers New Brunswick for New Ha.
schr Onward, Wheeler. New York for Nantucket
S S Lady Emma Carroll Port johnson for Norwalk.
sS cs s. tAss9y for
s schr N SeiI AshS y New YORK for Calais
ny Sa % Hs n
Scnr A1ie Oskes, Gillespie, New York for Rockand.
Schr White Star Br, Reynard, New York for 81 Johns,
schr J II Counce, Mayo, Port johnson for Boston.
sshr Matthew Vassar, Jr Bennett, New York for New
schr Brainard, Mccarthy Port johnson for Hartford
ford. " ~" ~
WuTEsroNE, Ii, Oct Ill Pm
uls and . remained for harsor proceeded thi: AM
pool, remains still at anchor here.
Wind At sunset 8, light
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

Breaking OF . Suspension Bridge In Wheel
Ing, w. va.-N;ne Persons Preeipituted
Thirty Eert-Thrce Killed and Three Badly
HurI.i
WHEELING, ". Va, Oct l. 1871.
frightful accident occurred in this city about
halfpast two this afternoon. One OF the cables Of
the old suspension bridge leading from the foot Of
Sixth street to the Crescent Iron Mil across
wheeling Creek broke, with nine persons on the
bridge, six OF whom fell distance or about thirty
feet Two men, Thomas Caeghan and James
Kline were killed outright Charles Coyie mas since
AKeis are badly hurt. one or more OF these win
probably die. The other three fortunately chung 10
the other cable and got on The bridge has been az
unsafe structure for some time and was closed by
order OF the City Council but the employees OF the
iron mill had removed the obstruction for their own
convenience.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-02
NEW JERSEY STATE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.

AT the Catholic Institute In Newark yesterday
afternoon the New Jersey State Temperance Associa
ton. under The direction OF the diocesan clergy,
held meeting Tor the purpose or introducing
the Newark local associations. Rev. rather
Doane presided; Rev. Father Hennesy, Of Bergen,
was Vice President and Mr.. ]. w. O'Bren, ofJersey
City, President OF the state Society, acted as Sec
rotary. Addresses pertinent TO the occasion were
made by the gentlemen named. The object OF the
meeting was successful, so lar could be expected.
One Newark society joined. Five others from Oil.
ierent parts or the State also joined.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-02
TIE JEsUITS IN TROUBLE IN CENTRAL
AMERICA,

PANAMA, Sept. 20, 1871.
We learn by the arrival OF The Panama Railroad
COmpany's steamer salvador that public opinion
has 80 declared itself against the Jesuit Fathers in
Guatemala that ninety Of them took passage In the
salvador, having paid their passage to Panama, but
on arriving at Corinti IN Nicaragua, they ali LEFT
the steamer ana remained on Shore where they
still are, unwilling TO apparently lose All hold IN
Central America -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-02
NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.

The Heat OF Septembcr-LOw Water in tho
observation-disclosures of tho Survey Of the
Thirty fifth Parallel Raiwny-Thc Peace
Commissioners Against General Crook.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. l. 1871.
The month OF September has been the hottest
month OF the season. The heat continues undated
The Sacramento River is foot lower than ever be-
fore known.
The following has been received nere:-
Fort MoJAvE, Arizona, Sept IL, 1871.
The of the Atlantic and Pacific Raroad thirty
NTH paree from St. Louis within fifty OF the Col
Orado River the party are within seyentv
miles OF the same point on the west.
E. N. ROBINSON, Chief Engineer
The course Of Vincent Coliyer and the Peace Com.
miss1oners in thwarting the campaign OF General
Crook against the Apaches is denounced by the whole
press and the public in California and the Pacific
coast.