The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-31
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bllgna. ~ 81 VIII h1Ra. fsur b. ~
plant and thfss by slilgaiofs, ~ Fsil
MI g4fNs uyf "Afi this alaaahfsf
~ Wild beasts i0uafla very hsTlbla' lat
u b really moe hgffihis 10 u1lef thai
mofe people ~ klllsd ahnHally ID lhs
ifeeta u l,Gufl0n than are Killed ~ Il.
I grfs De The PRESIDENCY u MHifas. Cab
boz g. nfe iaf more destructive than
chertahs.
fbo great bridge ~ NJ. Louis L bro.
gfeislng fapilly. The concrete, or
foundation, l0r the lat pior-a small one
On the Illinois side Of the fiyer-bas been
aid, and the bridge company VIII have
no further use VI The abr pumps. vOltale
arm0r Sc. The masonry, Of which there
viii De lpl 90 cubic yard, ls about two
thirds completed, and The supersiructure
has already been commenced. The east
iron plate nj the pier. have been placed
and prepared for the reception 81 the
steel tubes forming the spans. II I. cal.
culatcd. however, that at least year and
half will be required 10 complete the
work.
The REIMBURSEMENT VI llostiltles by
COehise, chief OF an Important aud DOW.
cfful branch Oi the Apache Tube, i re.
garded as notable event IN the history
Of Indian warfare In New Mexico and
Arizona. lie was originally 4 sincere
friend OF the whites, but owing to an act
u the darkest treaehe-y, BY which many
Of his Family and race were slain, he
sw0re vengeance on the "deceitful
white man. and became a terrible
scourgc. II his quietude ha. been secur-
ed, an early end OF Apache Indian troubles
Is considered certain.
| Accompany OF one hundred aud forty
| Cinnamon, employed on a plantation IN
| louisiana, were recently visited by a
wealthy merchant and labor agent, who
had brought them from California. When
he appeared they "wCnt tor him. In a
body Invested him Of his clothes, and
took his boots. They deiied the oyerseer
and proprietor. and riot ensued, the
merchant escaping with difficulty. Il
appeared that the laborers had become
dissatisfied, and complain, d that they hal
been deceived in the arrangement or con-
tract under which they had been placed
at work.
Late a1vices from the American expc.
dlli0n To the coast OF Ncnzuela, in search
Tor treasure supposed to have been LOST
by the sinking Of the Spanish ship OF
war san Pedro de Alcantara, half a cen.
tury ago, state that the wreck has been
liound Ihten fathoms OF water. All three
decks are broken down, and with their
guns lie in confused mass in the lower
hold, leaving the ships sides still stand.
ing. Large quantities of copper fastcn.
ings, brass trimmings, and lead have
been raised from the wreck but the
explorers on the Il Of September mad
not found the Kegs OF dollars and tlolb.
looms, which form the objective point o,
their search, although they were san.
gulne OF soon reaching them.
Gentlemen. Who. have lust returned
nom The volcanic region Of the yellow.
stone country report that the statement,
heretofore made regarding the wonders
there exhibited are IN nowlsc cxaygcra.
ted, In scientific research Humboldt
clreuwhavlgated the globe to witness ma
llral phenomena far surpassed to-day In
Montamt, within an area oil q few miles,
We predilt tlat IN live years the vale,
Of the J ellowstohe win have become 4
resort for pleasur'-seekers andtolrists Of
all lands. Noportlon OF the world thus
Tar known presents attractions approach.
Ing those OF this strange region. The
results of the observations and examina.
tions of the late scientific expedition viii
soon DC given 10 the public by the pres /.
! and ihroughit excite a curiosity and In.
lerest which the wonders of Ncsuyius.
Niagara and the Gcyscrs OF Iceland have
never yet caused to be felt.
/ One OF the latest manifestations Of
I American enterprise Is exhibited In the
INVASION OF kantehatka by party OF
talii0rnlans, who are now engaged In
exploring that hyperborean region for
gold. quite colony has been established
near Cape Lopatka, and though the re-
suit OF the enterprise has been kept ycry
quiet, specimens OF gold bearing quartz
aud gold dustsent to San Francisco prove
that the precious metal exists there. The
| first detachment OF miners LETT san Fran
cisco last spring, aud the colony has since
been reinforced. It. is said that gold was
iirst discovered AZ the Cape by some fish.
erman, who found gold dust In Inc stem
ach OF a eonilsh.
novel idea has been OIL, red by Mr..
). X. Chandler. ,ffa recent paper before
the Society for peritentiary and Reform
atory discipline. lie suggests that A
newspaper be published expressly ior
INC use OF convicts. Ills the custom Of
lalls and penitcntlaries toprcycnt the use
OF daily, newspapers by the prisoners, In
order that the records of crime NAV not
De accessible to them. MIR. G, asserts
that crimes are made roo much The sfapie
foptc "a oar daily ae,cspapeys 10 rS,,d,r
thepl ~ for use IN ota' .jaiis ifthcsc ira in.
tended as reformatory institutions. while
the religious press" Is apt to be lrrita-
ing and offensive, and more likely to in
s,ruet the convict IN differences of dogma
than principles OF pure morally.
The water system of London supplies
,hc enormous quantity Of 7T $40. sd gal
ions per day. while It's sewer system car
rles OF lG,620, i60 cubic feet of rcfuse.
10 warm Its inhabitants fleet of i SOo
sail Is employed in bringing drresnect.
I've OF railroads) annually $3.50 00tl tons
OF coal. The smoke of this immensc
quantity of coal Is sometimes so ,lrnsa as
TO be plainly seen thrty-six miles from
the city. 10 clothe this multitnde we
lnd there are t,l60 tailors, sc, 400 boot
anl SHOE makers, nearly 20. 900 milliners
ana dressmakers, and 2o7, 800 domestic
servants. The streets of this mctropolis
are ABOUT 300 in number, and IL put to-
gethcr would extend about 1000 miles.
me ne pfinclral ones are traversed BY about