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.0U' ~ Wnlakey 90l@9QM. Wheat .68(0
1AI3, OoshI 1asa sdttvSar Western mixed
T(9e0' IN store and adoat. Pork 14.2b
!0r new mess. Beef-plain mess liza
II. Lard quiet aud frm, at 9991S.
Freights to Liverpool dull and deolinine
.Tper sali. cotton 3.16. Sales Of futures
To-Day lO. 400 bales. as follows: January
~, ~ !-16. 81 5-16; February 219f,
April 22Lt. az 8.l8, 22x: Nav % 5.1S::
Juue 20 Tic. Money rates 5C16: supniy
rapidly increasing. Prime discopptys
quiet, at 7@10 Exchange dn]I as
9H@s1: Gold sA@szs. Govern.
ments dull bnt quite steady ali dav
States very strong, particularly ON Ten.
nessees; lew South Carolinas closed dn]l
ana ste9dy.. Tennessee 6s 65h: new
65S. Virginia 6s Sc; new 81. Lon.
isiana 6s 81; new SO; levees 5s. Ala.
bama IS 90. Georgia 6s 70: ~ a.
North Carolinas 33; new Is. South Ca
rolinas 48; new 25L.
ST; LOUIS, January 16.-Whiskev
steady, at SS. Pork nominal. Bacon
1oDbing and order lots. shoulders 6a/.
olear rio 73s; clear sides ~. Lard
LOUISVILLE January 16.--Provisions
active, very firm and unchanged. Whis-
Key quiet and steady. at S969O.
CINCINNATI, January 16.-Pork ouiet
and unohanged-13 25 asked. Lard in
lair demand and firm for steam. at Ss%M
"a; the latter asked; kettle dull. at AK
VS.. Bacon sides 9k@92s. Whiskey
steudy, at IS.
BALTIMORE, January 16.-Ootton quiet
anu -middling 21Ih: receipts 526
bales; sales 80; stock 2,876.
AUGUSTA. January 16.-Cotton Quiet
mad"iing mo 2OA; receipts 800 bales; sales
SAvANSAH. January 16.-Cotton oniet:
good grades scarce-middline 21AR
M'I; receipts 4,545 bales; 8 les gDij:
stock 70, 143. WV
CHAnLEsroN. January I6.--Colton
quiet midlling 201k; receipts 2.6I1
bales; sales 200; stock Sc. 6.372.
NEW ORLEANS, January 18 Cotton
d1ii-middling 81; receipts IL. .427 bales:
sales 2,2OO; stock 1872, ,243.
MOBILE, January 16.--Cotton ouiet-
,middllng 20M@2oA; receipts o,7s3
oa!es; sales 900; stock IS, 1856.
fH1LADELpHIA, January 1G.-.Cotton
quiet-middllng %. ~
BOSTON, January 16-Cottun dull
nmnloddiing mic 221G; receipts 320 bules; sales
500; stock $500.
q W1IA1NaToN. January 16.--Cotton
firm-middling 81; receipts i1s bales.
stock 7,176. ""''''
NoRPohK. January lG. Cotton ouiet-
low middliug 90; receipts 1870 hole,
sales 100; stock s, 1922. e''
GALVESTON, January I6.-Cotton quiet
and weak-good ordinary 18s< M1Y! re-
celpts 1873 bales; sales 800: stock
50,576. e
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Railroad Meeting.
MR III u 6

IHNHE Annual Meeting Of the stockholders Of
L the Sonth Carolina Railroad Cou pany and
of the southeastern Railroad Bank will be
neld at the South western railroad Bank,
broad Street, Charleston. s e., on February
18th, proXimo at II O'clock A. NJ
On tho following day, an election will be
held for dftcen Dir ectors OF the naiIroad Com
pany aid thirteen directors OF thc Bank
Stockholders will bu passed. over the road.
to and from the meeting. fr, 20 of charge.
The proposed amcndment to Artic. o /, Seo-
tion 1, Of tho By. Laws, changing III. time Of
the annual meeting, BY striking out "Eebru-
ary." on second iiue, aud innrrtug "Ap,i,,"
will como up for action at rhis nloot,ng
Jan ~ VS. j. Il. EMERY, Sycretary.
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AHAF1I0


PARIS, January 18.-The press. Of all
tne large towns OF France oppose impor.
tatlon tax on raw materials. Tbfers'
speeoh characterized the treaty, Of 1860
as fatal to the interests Of France. de.
testabie and. intolerable, Red Repnbli-
cans are becoming active in Lyons, and
tnR authorities. are exercising unusual
vigilance. 7+' :
fARls, January 16.-The sale of the
C0nshtusionela and Gaulois is forbidden by
the Minister of the Interior. s'0i''''
a violent meeting was held at Mar.
settles against the tax on raw material.
LONDON January 16.-Iu the Tioh-
borne case, counsel for the defence pro.
mise to introduce letters showing that
the real Sir Roger Tichborne .was a re-
nned gentleman. Madame RadoIiff will
swear that the claimant told folsehood
regarding her.
STuTaARDT, January 1890 printers
nave struck, and disturbance is appre-
hendad., e'''.'
BEahN. January 16.-Bismarck in.
sists upon the retention of ENJOYS of the
Monarchy at the German courts.
The published statistics show that
$4,000 emigrants left Germany last wear
-nearly'all going to the United States.
LONDON, January 16.-Snbscription
to the Northern Pacific Railroad, both in
town and country, are liberal. l.l.
Inc eFarliamentary election is in pro-
gress IN Kerry. Intense excitement and
violent scenes are. apprehended. The
v0iisss.5 5a.aFy has besn So s:t1sassttaseced and
every step taken by the magistrates to
prevent riot. H,7oaf
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By D. PEIXOTTO & SON, Auotioneers.
PY virtue OF power OF attornev TO me n.
~ reoted, will sell at public auction. On
44ONOAf, the 29th instant, at the Exchange
=, All the STOCK IN TRADE and FURNI.
GUfE OF the Exchange House, consisting OF
Nhsizs, Tables. cctleEy, Crock e-y, Giss.-sre
wines, Liquors, Cigars, Kitchen Utensils.
miscellaneous articles.
Janl4 w. 8. MONTEITH. Attorney in fact.
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nowise imperiIled? -
Dyas-lll tell you why. 1t is because
don't want to join with man who has
spent so much of his past lie in the
julls Of the country.
Bowen then rose to question of pri-
Viiege, and said that, whatever mioht be-
alleged as to his past record, ono thing
WAS CERTAIN, that after his arrival in Co.
lnmbia. he had received frequent and
urgent invitations to pnrtnke Of the Go
Verhors hospitality, and it i'll became
nun 'I or any OF his tools to attack his
lboWen's) character. There is, said he,
one OF SCOTS tools, who stands not fur
from me, who accepted bribe of $12,312
I'd made white washed report on a ras
caiiy scheme to swindle the State, aud
that TOOL Is the gentleman from Orange.
D"rg; aud l have the proof OF my asser-
tions.
:, Byas-Where's your proof? Name it!
Name il!
Bowen-Why, J. B. Dennis, there,
Will testify that he paid you the certiti-
cate Tor the amount, out of his own
hands.
Byns-I deny it'll I don't care what
You say here. I defy you to prove it in
u court of justice. But, smd Byas, I
VIII refrain from these personal matters
nhd turn to the matter under discussion.
desire to refer to the $500, 600 Of bills
+. rec. ceivabls. The gentlemen say that but
S30o, 600 Of these bills had been issued
Tho Tact ID that Governor Orr was al.
thorized to issue $500. 600 of them. He
didn't issne bnt $500, OUO, aud when
Governor Scott came into power, there
were still S200,U0O unissued This
amount Governor Scott issued, aud it
was unnecessary for him to say ury.
thug about it., for tho Inv Of form .r
Legislature authorized it.
30 much for that. Now, lot us see
what the Governor puts tho debt of the
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The Sultan Of Turkey is said to re-
ceive $4,000. 600 year; his Grand
Vlzier gots $65. O00 annually, aud his
ministers from S41 ZOO to $5O,OUO each
year.
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Tef.zsH
AHCt1on SaIeD.
:. 'Bdnkrups Sale.$ (
BY JACOB LEVIN, &.

~-S~sc@.s-s.Sf
- .Bdakrtps Eats.$ f8 4
BY JACOB LEVIN. q.
On FRIDAY MORNING, 1sth, instant. will be
sold. at the Store recently occupied iby
Goodman Son, bankrupts, J.
The remaining STOCK IN said Store. con-
sisting OF Ready-made Clothing, Gents Fur
ntshing Articles, Trunks, Ac., 20.
Jan Il W. 8. MONTEITH. Trustee.
Sale = Of Kings Mountain Railroad.
rhMSedore d. Wagner and Asbury Coward.
11Iustees. %! the Kings Mountain Railroad
CompANy.-Foreclos.i Of Mortgage.
Ny H. H. DeLEON.
pursuanse Of the terms of Mortgage
4 executed 1.-The Kings Mountain Rail
road Ioso Company: b the 18th day of Maroh.
1866, and by virt1e of the powers tNere;n,
granted, we will sell At pubiio anotion ' at
charleston, g. O., on WEDNESDAY,. MarcS
~. 1871, at IL O'Clock. at eorner.East Bav and
The entire hA1LRoA1i Of the said oomn.
ny, including tho bed and superstrncturea ~
said Road, the materials used Ia conetrnc.
ton, tho stations, station. house, denots
store-houses, workshops, m machinery snd Ar.
lures thereon, and all the engines and rollinr
stock, together with all the rights, privileges
and easement belonging or sppertaininR to
sa1d Railroad Company.
Ierms cash; purchasers to pay for papers
and stamps.
THEODORE d. WAGNER.
A6BURY COWARD,
81 Union COW
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IRWIN'S HALL.

IRWIN'B HALL.
ONLY THREE NIGHTS LONGER
Or the Queen Star OF the South and eminent
Comedian,
ROSE and HARRY WATKINS!
WHO will appear in their great original
w dramatic version Of the most nnnni.r
OF modern romances, 'oi
The Hidden Hand; or. Old Virginia
as It Was.
Cspisols. with son6s,) .Roso W.tki,s
mcoi, her Major Domo,. Harry Watkins.
Their original characters. and played by them
throughout Great Britain and the United
States over fifteen hundred times.
In Act 3-The GREAT PLANTATION FEs-
G1vAh sOENE, Songs, Dances, Duetts,
Fun strength OF the Company will appear.
Admission ST. No extra charge for reserved
seats. at LyBrand's Music Store. Jan17
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T---TEA--.T

HAVE Just received supply or GREEN
Il and BLACK TEAS OF superior ouaIitv
consisting OF Hyeon, Young Tyson. Gunuow.
der uncolored japan aud English breakfast.
cash. p CANrWEi ior
Jan II Ms;n s,.a..
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o U B a..
Explosion Of Powder Magazine by
Lightning---Seven Killed.
Departure Of Count valmaseda Unsuccessful
Search for Hidden Treasure-A Havana
Journal ON tho Filibustsr Pion-
eer-various News
TELEGRAM 10 TINE NEW YORK HERALD.
HAVANA, July IL,

HAVANA, July II,
Via KEY WEST, July Is, 1872.
Fort Monarch, at Nuevitas was struck by light
ming on the night OF the 10th inst. The powder
magazine exploded instantaneously with the
stroke, and artilerists OF the garrison were
killed. One OF the rined cannons carried dis
lance OF ifty yards from Its embrasure. Fort
Monarch built In 1859 by the city Of Nuevitas,
and was presented to the government in 1870.
Count Valmaseda embarked for Spain to-day. An
immense concOurse of citizens assembled at the
Captain Generals palace and upon the quays to bid
him farewell. He Is accompanied by Colonel Ortis
and his personal staff
The newspaper La Espaia has suspended publca-
ton.
Don Suarez Vigil has been appointed Political
Secretary Of the island Of Cuba.
The Spanish fron-clad Numancia will shortly sail
for New York en- route to Spain.
An expedition which left here some time ago to
search for hidden treasure near the Laguna de
Cortes in the vuelta Abajo district, has returned
unsuccessful.
General Loho. the commander OF Fort Cabaha
and MORO Castle; Is shortly to return to Spain.
The Cuban civil government has granted to
Ing with certain prescribed conditions.
The Gable Company has chartered the steamer
Quintn to carry kilograms between Havana and
Key West until the cable can be repaired.
The Dt0riO, commenting upon the seizure OF the
steamer Pioneer, says that vessel Is pirate, rot
privateer and that the commander Of the Mecca
sin decided her status when he captured her and
carried her into Newport Had she been pri-
vateer Is a vesseO-war belonging to o nation re-
cOgntzed as belligerent.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 16, 1877:
CLEARED.

Steamship Nevada Orr, Forsyth, Liverpool via Queens
town-Wiams Guion.
steamship Scotia (Br) Lott Liverpool and Queenstown
steamship St Olaf Nor,, lille, London and Shields
Steamship Nemesis (Br, Won Emster Bremen-Oelrichs
Steamship Britannia (Br Morrison, clasgow-Hender.
son Bros
Steamship Benefactor, Jones' Wilmington, NC-Lori
lard Steamship Co.
steamship Wyanoke, Couch. Norfolk, City Point and
Steamship Volunteer, Boodgood, Phadelpha-Loril-
Steamship Giaucus Walden. Boston--H Dmock.
Ship Wellington (BD, Harris, Antwerp-Jacob
Bark Ocean CNG), Gerdes, Bremen-E Unkart,
Bark Chasca, Hall. Zarzibar-Arnold Hines 4 Co.
Bark Anderson, Brandt, Havana--Jas Z Ward &
Bark Minnie Cameron (Br), Graham, Pictou, NsBrctt,
Bark Jonathan Godfrey. Sears, Baltimorc-J II Win
Bark G Dyer Hopkins salem-Bcrtram Bros
Brig Maggie, Wright Santa Martha and savanilla-D
De Castro error Yesterday TO Brett, Son Coz;
Brig Louise (Br) Bulford, Kingston, Ja-A II Solomon
Brig American Union, Collins Trinidad-A Abbott
Brig River Queen (Br) Wilson, Cow Bay, OBJ Whit
schr Hirondello (Br, Sparks, Pernambuco-George
schr Thos Frazier, Plum, Para-youngs Smith Co.
Schr Annie Bayard OBJ, Fasham st Johns-Heney
schr Milo CBD. McDougal St George, NB-Heney
schr NettIe tBr), Audrus, st John, NB-Heney Par
Schr Annie Shepard. Hunter, st Augustine and Jack
vc-Bcntley, Miller Co.
Schr w Beebe johnson, Savannah-Evans, Ball Co.
Schr Porto Plata, Porter Wilmington, Mob Metcah
schr Jeddie. Turner. Ncwark--Jed Frye Co
Schr A Dyer, Barker Saem-J Gauter, Jr
Steamer r G Bidde, McCue Philadelphia.
Steamer Fannie, Fenton, Philadelphia.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS

Steamship City Of Montreal (Br), Kennedy Liverpool
July 9Th, and Queenstown 5th with merchandise pas
sengers to John Dale July 7h lat 50 49, Ion 10 passed
steamer, supposed the City of New York, bound east
10TH lat IS 40 Ion 81 20 Guon steamer same day. lat 49,
Ion AZ co. steamer showing blue light bound east lh
liverpool; 18th, lat ii is lon 65 steamship Republic
hence for Liverpool and bark-rigged steamer bound
east
Steamship Denmark (Br) Sumner, London June 80
and Havre, July with mdse and 655 passengers TO
Hurst Had fine weather. latter part Of passage dense
ing from st John, Nh for Bristol STU lat II 81 lon 80 81
snip southern Rights from Liverpool for Boston, 9th lat
Steamship westphafia IN o. schwensen, Hamburg
July via Havre 9th, with mdse 1853 to Kun
hardt Co. Had strong westerly wind during the first
~ 49, Ion rs H. passed Cunard steamer bound east
time an American ship showing house signal white flag
with letter In centre hound east 18th lat AZ 2 lon
s. "a ship Nile (Br, from Liverpool for New York
steamship Jason lNGl HACK Stettn June IA via Havre
2ith with mdse and 37 passengers TO wendt Rammels
Steamship Gen Sedgwick, Evans New Orleans, via
Havana July 10, with mdse and passengers, to II NAL
lory Co. July H. off Hllsboro Inlet passed steamships
Emily Souder. and 81 Louis hence tor New Orleans.
Steamship Ashland, Moore, Fernandina July 49, with
mdse and passengers to James Hand. July I5 all AM, of
New Orleans, and san Salvador hence for Savannah .
Steamship San Salvador Nickerson Savannah July H.
with mdse and passengers, to Garrison,
Steamship Isaac Bell, Brakeman, Richmond, City Point
and Norfolk, with mdse and passengers to the Old Do
minon Steamship Co. 80
Ship Saint Maur (,), Bennison Calcutta March ~ with
mdse, 10 Ralli Brosvesse to Arke TUFTS Passed the
Cape of Good Hope May 20 ~ Helena June T. crossed the
Equator June 90 In Ion "a West; passed Bermuda July
had 1ne weather most Of the passage. April a. lat lsot
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.
Parliamentary Progress and the Public Finance
A Heavy Public Debt-Honors to the Ameri-
can Flag-Mariners Murdered.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 16, 1872.
The mails from the Hawaiian Islands supply the
following news report
The Legislature at Honolulu has been In session
eight weeks. The government has minated to the
honorable body that it must finish its business in
two weeks more or the members will be sent home
There has been appropriated $4,000 for the in
terests of navigation $4,000 for the support OF
government paper-the Gazette-and several other
large sums for different objects.
The public deot will be quite large for this coun-
try, greater, 1t is sad than can be supported, it
being not far from half million dollars.
An attachment was issued by the Supreme Court
at the instance Of the Attorney General against the
steamer Nebraska, in consequence Of the intro
duction Of the smallpox on her arrival from San
Francisco In May last. II. Hackeneed & Co., agents,
gave the necessary bonds to enable the vessel to
proceed on her voyage.
The Legislature adjourned over the Fourth Of
July in honor OF the day.
MURDER OF MARINERS.
Captain Mammen and Fourth Offlcer Rose of the
whaling bark Onward, nom sydney were muir.
dered on April 20 by the natives Of Governs Island,
Solomons Group.
Several of the crew were wounded.
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U r A n
The Indians Threatening and Warlike in Their
Attitude Toward Special Agent Dodge
Promise of the Chiefs to Return to Their
Reservations After Stormy Interviews.

SALT LAKE CITY, July 10, 1872.
Referring to my dispatches regarding the threat
ened outbreak Of the Indians, Geographic informa-
ton has just reached this city announcing that In
dian Agent Dodge and Colone Nugent, OF the Thir-
teenth infantry, had several stormy interviews
with large body ofIndans in the southern part Of
the Territory yesterday and to-day. The Indians
seemed determined to hold out for long time, and
the great body Of them took to the hills.
Matters certainly looked warlike After consider
able effort on the part Of the United States Official,
number Of the chiefs finally promised, the second
time to return to their reservations.
General Morrow hopes this will prevent war.
special to the Eperfng Journal says:-"The Ma
vajOeS not hostile, but the Elk Utes trouble
some and threaten general war"
Chief Justice Mexican to-day. delivered most
elaborate decision in the case Of the Emma Mines
vs.. The Illinois Tunnel Company. granting an in
junction, as demanded, against the latter. The de-
cisi0n Is well received and much commented on in
the city.
]. M Orr chairman OF the Territorial Liberal Com
mittee, has issued call for a Territorial COnven-
ton, to meet on the 25th inst at Corinne Utah. to
nominate q candidate for delegate to Congress
against George @. Cannon, Mormon.
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Marine Disa sters.

snIr RoDISsoS Cursor CBr Mcleod, at San Francisco
Land e Of hsr%
q, m oS by By Us so% April II to NAYS
heavy sea rs, and yesss singing any amount Of water
dard compass and everything connected with il
BARK HEIREss, Rea from Liverpool for New York, was
Was marking OF having
scHR ENcHASrREss from New York for Savannah struck
on s O cut r. hDa of r. 1 bar
reef and got inside with feet water IN hold nnshpped
VIII VIII 9s obliged 70 b taken SS5h repairs
Newbern until the vessel Is repaired, 1t may be
ashore at Ragged Point loaded schooner bound down
placement Of the buoy at that point u ''
GIBRALTAR July $-The Erasmo from Leghorn for New
Ssfg for ''s together with her
LrvEErooI, July 2-rhc Delta, Lynch, arrived here
TuRa QUITE s't the Comprising ssS
3d. @ s oamm sna o sf o ep part
and apparently breaking up.
$o ohe ship Rhine arrived
n s wo S' S hs I'd s S ss
as already reported.
oron1o June SszThe Ssrmsns, from New York which
yesterday and was lowed up today. ''' ''' '''''
PoEr ELizAsErH May 3lNo tenders for repairing the
for e b sd @
postpone the sale final sale Of damaged cargo took
place on May 20
Miscellaneous.
We indebted 10 Purser Hunter OF the steamship
Ashland, from Fernandina, for courtesies.
Purser VIM Hathaway, Jr of the steamship San Saliva
dor, from Savannah, has our thanks for courtesies
STEAMSHIP MISSISSIPPI, which wrecked on her voy
age from New York for New Orleans in August 1871 has
been fully repaired, and permission given by Secretary
Boutwell, for her to proceed from Wilmington to New
York for equipment and inspection
quantity of pitch pine flooring boards from 90 to 100
feeD, part cargo derelict schr Brooks Brook
hagen, was advertised to be sold at auction at Bermuda
July
Whalemen.
Cleared at San Francisco July bark Louisa slocum
to cruise.
Arrived at st Helena May 80 bark Desdemonia Davis
cruise tand sailed June ~ of and for NIB, with $50 bbls
oil on board 3st, brig Small (ofPro,ncetown), Lair,
from cruise and sailed June TO cruise June H. bark
President (of N 81, Amy from cruise.
AT Maurtus May 81 barks Pioneer, Hazard NIB, await
ing ordersi Annie Ann, Pierce, do, abandoned
letter from Capt Smith OF bark Petrol of NIB, reports
her at Port Victoria, Maize, Eay 30 arrived l7, with
$50 bb SIP and 60 do VIII oil all told all we'll Would sail
to cruise on coast of Arabia and be mt Maize next Jan
ary capt smith speaks In the highest terms Of the sail
Ing and weather qualities OF his vessel. Reports spoke
Hicks, Westport, $50 bbs oil April 80 of Amirante
Island, bark Islander, Hamblin, NIB, $40 do, all told
letter from Captain Chase, Of bark Osceola 3D. of NIB
reports her at Mahc May & with 600 bbls and 80 do VIII
oil all told having taken $50 bbls VIII oil last cruise of
weeks Was bound ON cruise ana would be at Mauri-
thus IN July
letter IRON Captain Tinkham Of bark Charles Nor.
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SAILED.

Ships Atlantic King Liverpool; American Union, Lon
don barks Josephine Martin Montevdeo Abbe Thomas,
ron, P1stc' Ms brss JyIlapS ,Gibraar; Mary Cor
Morse, Bath; Amos Fakenburg, Phladelphia Mary FL
len, Washington; j Morris Virginia; Maggie Lucy
Washington: Tennessee Portsmouth, Garrett Wright
Balimore Mary Barnegat Jacob Birdsall Joseph Hay,
Maria Pierson Alfred kimp, d Crammer, John W
Dodge. Howard Macomber.
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NAVIGATOR'S ISLANDS.
The United States Naval Protectorate- Murder
of Missionary.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 49, 1872.
News from the South Sea Islands states that
Commander Meade, OF the United States steamer
Narragansett, formally assumed pr0tectorate Of
Tutulla TihuaD Island, where private company
has been formed to work the plantations.
The promoters OF the enterprise allege that they
have secured promises of dferental duties on
produce shipped to the United States.
Gordon, missionary to Errominga has been MUIR
dered by the natives.
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THE HERALD AND THE SOURCE OF THE MIS-
SISSIPPI.
From the Hud.

From the Hudson IN. ~ Star, July 1871
The New York HERALD, not satisfied with carry.
ing the war into Africa, is now engaged-in the
person OF one OF its reporters-n exploring the
head waters of the Mississippi. The reporter is q
"canoeist,r and his boat rejotces In the name Of
Dolly Warden.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Nevada will leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The malls for Europe will close at the Post once
at halfpast ten O'Clock A. NJ.
The NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe
will be ready ut hafpast eight O'Clock In the morn
ing.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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AU ST RA.LASIA.
Colonial Progress, Governmental,
Political and Agricultural.
New Mines Of Copper and the Supply Of Gold and
wool-Ths Coal -shipwrsok- Brit
ish Naval Flag-Ths Church Question.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 10, 1ST2
The steamship Mohongo, nom Honolulu, arrived
here to-day with dates to July from that place,
and to June 9 from Australasia.
Captain Edward Wakeman, OF the Mohongo, was
stricken with paralysis on the trip from Honolulu.
The following is q summary Of the news.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-17
THE FIJI ISLANDS.
Revol utionary Democracy Almost Triumphant.
1tLEsrAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 10,

The Australasian and Polyneslan advices at this
port by the steamship Mohongo report that the
Fiji Islands are undergoing incipent revolution.
The government is powerless against 1t.