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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-31

7 ,AFAYETTE FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW ORLEANS,
Oafce corner of st. Andrew and Magazine S'reo'A
up stairs: entrance on ST. Andre" s'feo''
IESURES AGAINST Loss OK pA hA"n hi Hhi
AT LOWEST BATES.
OFFICERS:
KAspap ArCH President ROBERT JACKSOn
Vice President.
ropi. Ma+h;a. Secretary; John Purcell, inspector
DIRECTORS:
In Keller, Philip Drumm,
x a. Burton, henry Rice,
" r. Eish, l.. L. Levy
~ r. Theisman, Florence Pfister
Louis Faessel, J. F. Kranz
Benry Ellermann, Dr. S. =. Wood.
Henry Bensel, Jr., Alfred shaw
Charles Kummel, i. x. Chevalley,
fhristiAn Mehle, J. H. Norton,
B. Il. Scheme. J. N. g. Parker,
August Bernard iel0 ~
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INSURANCE.
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL
INSURANCE ASSOCIATION,
Office. No. 10 Exchange Alley.
SECOND ANIMAL STATEMENT.
INSURANCE.

III conformity with their charter the Insurance
Association publish the following statement
Premiums for the year ending thirty first of De-
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The above statement is a correct transcript
from the books OF the Insurance Association.
C. CAVAROJ, President.
G. LANAI-H. Secretary.
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INSURANCE.
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL
IN SURAN CE MPANY
Corner of Canal and Camp streets.
TWELFTH ANNUAL STATEMENT-l87l.


TWELFTH ANNUAL STATEMENT-l8Ii
. a., =, . \,
charter the company publish the following state.
r,ort.
meht: ..eo. &c
December, 1871:
On fire risks. ........ 500 S25 90
On marine rlsks.... 3t,Soo 70 -
On river ilsks. 'd,9sl 90 o0'"' l"
Premiums unearned De-
Return premiums. ......... 1921 So 1lo73a SO
Net earned premiums. $2.4835 50
Reinsurance. ............. $l3,85l 81
Losses on nre risks ..... lO4,l3l 30
Losses on marine rlsks... 49,443 10
Losses Oh river risks 2o,5l1 VI
Io1a al i.::..:.-.....'.'' . i8S' '9' %
Iaxes, licenses,
expenses, less
interest ac-
count. .......$ "a. 81
standing
Fifteen per cent rebate
Oh ) Jos 4o........ II, 'o9 53-- 2329l2 IS
Profit. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $2l 1892 So
ro+ aorraa rr.,,irs e9-1 o5s "a
'e IL Gfte pre- nt rh ~ oSS sS
Less hiteen per cent reoa'e on. l40ooa 40
Profit on fire. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $1,000 SO
front on river ....-...........'-.-'.... z.So IL
'FRONT.' on marine. ...............'.--..... None.
-, 90, -
Iotai. pIl,oN %
Inc company nave rplioWlhS assets;
Riis recaivabia sscnrad hv ,nnrtrace W
oo1 20
premiums III conrse OF tollectlon... 1881 80
1asn Oh hahu. oo,4da 20
bohds ana stockVcasn marKtt value. lo',4sS 10
SciiPs Oh Mercnants Mntual insurance ,ooo M
~, NolnpahH-cash Inalket vaiue |'oV w
eo7f''7 ~
n ..ii. ; 1901 ION d .oc oes no
sCiiPS oc oi 90 oo1oS ~
iH.eIes. On scrip me- 80 0 0o
Et PC, oe en- o Sup io oS0 go 00
Tol.S PEI cene oA STRIP iooo ioai de" W
claimed ID. - 10, s s9s 90 90
Profits thlrtyEst December lS7 2s sss s.
Total. s694, SO 70
Inc above statement Is true ana correct tran
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this twelfth
the eleventh day of January 1872. it was resolved
TO declare the following dividend the net earned
- 1907 1877 Tue year gnoS on .e
will be issued ON and after the second Monday of
March next, VIZ:
THIRTY PER CENT ON FIRE PREMIUMS.
TEN PER CENT ON RIVER PREMIUMS.
1t was also resolved to pay six per cent interest
per cent on balance of the issue of 1851 i'll cash. to
the the legal holders thereof, on and after the
ond Monday OF March next.
DIRECTORS.
George Urouhart. NJ. Payro
G. W. Babcock Augustus Richard.
A. Schneider W. E. Schmidt
~; Hna are Aah'te D. iuSes.
hfFlCE u TIL = 81 n M U IT, Al
rNSI,pANCE CC>rDANv
OF NEW ORLEANS
8l....... Camp streer..,8I
YIFTEENT ANIMAL STATEMENT
,, ., ,o-
-n' ONAHA''7' S"A-A0iJ a. '''A.
In conformity with the requirements Of their
charter the company publish the following state
mant far tho vaar anding Dacemhar =, IAN.
amount OF premiums ior 'ne year enoins
pecelnee w.
on rlre RISKS. ''''.''''''''''-~i"1'" 90
oh Marine MS SS.'.''.''.'...' 900 %
On EiSer Risks. 1880 %
s22. a32 II
Add
DIFFERENTIATED Risks for 1882. 5l,5lI 90
--~|'o''tS II
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ION hi the revenue and license bill. the
bill to provide for the assessment anu cor
lection of the taxes the bill defining the
expenaes OF the General Assembly, ana all
other bills reforming AM. reducing Tue ca
penses of the State. and on all appropr,a
ton bills and funding bills, ANA on the
confirmation or rejection oil D0mlnatlonS'
Also. the printing bill, apportionment biil'
Metropolitan bill. militia bill. and the ar,
ranpcment of committees. and upon AL
questions or bills affecting the best inter
e-te Of the ! e,ple.
JOHN RAY.
WILLIAM l.. THOMPSON,
W. +. BLACkMAN.
JAMES IL. INGRAHAM
SAMUEL NJ. TODD.
5. S. BOWMAN.
G.. c.. ANTOINE.
+. DAIGLE.
PATRICK IL. O'HARA.
MORTIMER +. SMITH,
C. WILCOX.
r. V. COPELAND,
7. i. LEWIS.
A. J. SYPHER.
Pr. HERWIG.
.i,p the above, and concur III 1t. WIN
anc exception of the registration anu eiec
ton laws.
That papcr was intended for the proteeI
ton of every gentleman who slSheu ~.
have no doubt that the gentleman Is che :.
ing the cud of disappointment, bitter as ~
is, in not finding the elements OF cor
spiracy which he has described. Inc VIII
ten instrument refutes his bold assertions
and he is left to draw on the Imagination.
which faculty of the gentleman's mind mas
been well cultivated, if we may ludge lrou'
his report on peace and order III the stare
I state here that am an earnest ana Jealous
, Democrat, and we are told by some tina!
these laws may be used by us; but II the
State had to be given to the Democracy by
any such outrageous frauds as were perpe
trated at the last election, God forbid that
/ should cOuntenance or give any AID to the
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Nc bcdI0 OF trustees EtsOi'eu 10 pay iutoEoob
at six Der cent in cash all outstanding certid-
Gates of scrip, and also to pay in cash FIFTY PKR
CENT of the issue of 1860, to the legal holders
thereof on and after the first Monday in June
next
They have ass declared q scrip dividend Of
FIFTY fER CENT on the earned premiums en-
titled to participate, for the year ending April 20.
1871 for which certificates will be issued on and
after the first Monday in August next. free Of gov
srnment tax.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President
C.TBUDDECKR, Vice President
Hsyxy V. OGDEN, Secretary.
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OfFlcE OF THE sun MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS,
Camp street..
YIFTBENT ANIMAL STATEMENT
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Mr.. Carr to put the motion to the House
Senators say there are precedcn:s for this
action of Mr. Carr. | would like to be
shown one in which a member arose in his
seat, made a motion. and then undertook to
put it to the House pending the roll call.
This is revolution.
MIR. Lynch-I will inform the Senator
that when there was deadlock i'll the bust
ness OF the United States House of Represent
atives, because the acting Speaker refused
to put motion, the question was asked.
"Who will put the notion and the old
veteran John Quincy Adams rose in his
seat and said Il will put it" and it was
carried.
Mr.. Blackman-That is not an analogous
case. The journal shows that only one of
the Representatives was arrested, and that
every one OF them were back in their sea is
within a short time afterward, except
Mir. Devices. They were there then.
when Mr.. Carr made his motion to unseat
Mr. Carter.
Mr., Harris-lt was the day before that
Mr. Carr made his motion. and Mr.. Carter
refused to entertain it. 1t is well known
, that he promised to resign, through his
friend, Colonel YOrke, but that promise
was made in bad faith. Knowing he would
be deposed, he, in my Judgment. went to the
CustOmhouse and had those members ar
rested.
Mr.. Campbell-I desire to inform the
Senator tMr. Backman) that when those
unseated members returned to the House
the thing had been done.
Mr.. DETERMINATION members were un
seated none were absent EXCEPT Of their own
accord l say that the first revolutionary
act was committed by Mr.. Carr and his as
sociates in retiring from the hall before the
motion was put, and attempting to nnseat
Mr.. Carter by making motion to declare
the chair vacant, and to force therein Il
member Mr. Carr declared elected. There
were only twenty for whom warrants were
issued, and they were notified to appear al
their convenience at the commissioners OF
fee; and the fact is that only one OF that
number was arrested. Where were the
| +! Twenty, you say, were arrested, ano
New-York tribune., 1872-09-18
KINGS COUNTY GOVERNMENT.

The Board of Supervisors of Kings County met,
yesea Brooklyn the Supervisor at Large in the ehs The Com
n,tee Oh Penenry submitted the annual report Of that Institution
r the wear ending 1872 showing that the humber Of prisoners
been prevous years the daily being
a. ~ against 1854 IN 1870 and For several months past the
average less than 49, The stock Of clothing hand
August 81 valued s98 81 The net expense to Kings County
for the support the PeDtay from July 81 1871 to Aug 1872
823 7G $3lT7 "a less hsn tie previous The Com
Ht;ee states that tie general system discipline the Pehena is
muh better than pIeyousy the quality and quantity Of aons
factory tie bedding and clothing superior and the general health Of the
prisoners excellent The total expended during the for cloth
ug and food was s6 6i for salaries Of employees s338 g.
All articles Of food excepting and pilot bread ordered BY the
physician during the Sumner also yellow neal shipstuf hard
soap soft soap shoes coal and wood purchased BY All
other articles were purchased open mariet The number Of prisoners
confined the Ptnhty August 81 1872 33j and
The number Of prisoners committed during the year C
escapes none hand 49 There has been pail 10 the Copty
dnng the on account Of the hogs board
phsoue s6,765 labor Of men and women
prisoners 97l r. The Committee another report setting
forth that bad entered into contract With John Goye
architects Mendel Deshu who refused Committee
bsye them although they public properly srperoT NetD
the architects the property Of Board The
defeated and the report Of the Committee adopted
The Military Committee authorized 70 purchase Coyr
Dobbnl, D., $500 for new arnoy for Company i7b
Regiment $1,000 The Special Committee TO which
ferfed oonrg with the Board Of State Assessors
gs equalization Of the assessed value OF real
Coun reported with great bad prepared schedules
actual and assessed value Of real estate In 20
Of the STATE including Kings County The COMMITTEE believes that
Of the for State purposes hngs County
6 per Of the setna value for the m The Com
twice visited Albany the facts before be Home Board
and Equalization and expects settlement Of the
at the hBal meeting Of the STATE Board Sept 70
New-York tribune., 1872-09-18
THE oRvIss GANG-coRREcr1oNs.

The article in yesterdays TRIBUNE entitled
"A Conspiracy against Merchants is said to be in.
correct in some Of its minor details. The following
cards received yesterday from Messrs Cameron
and A. NJ Miller. who maintain that they victims
but not members Of the gang OF swindlers:
TO me razor Of The Tribune.
SIR: An article IN relation 10 frauds purportng 20
have been committed by Charles b. Orviss and others
baying appeared in your columns, this morning, IN
which my ls published being in connection with
them desire say that far IL relates 10 me. IL IL
utterly untrue. believe that you have no desire % in
tuYe the character 81 private individual and there
fore say that my whole connection with Mr. Orvss was
90 70 get HIM 10 pay certain notes which he
aAse 80 toB property p0sehssec ff0lB me- Tbeee Dots
New-York tribune., 1872-09-18
SENATOR WILSON'S INADEQUATE DENIAL.

TO the EdttOr OF The tribune
SIR: You say in your issue of this morning
Senator Wilson speaks at last" But has this exces-
svely humble and strictly truthful gentleman spoken
to any better purpose than usuall Most people VIII re-
gard his evasve reply to the charge Of having received
goodly share of Credit Mobiler stock confession
of his guilt He denies nothing, and rests his defense
solely on the statement Of Gen. Hawey And what does
Gen. Hawley sayl Why, he simply dedes the world
(why does defy Oakes Ames to prove this hon
orabe Senator's corruption. But Gen. Hawley must
know that the charge against the Grant candidate for
Vice has already been sworn 70, ana II Mr.
Wilson dare not himself deny that he has been reeip
ent Of Credit MOber stock the evidence OF the most
notorious gamblers OF Washington" 10 whom Gen. HaW-
refers will convince anybody IL - unfortunate
Wilson should have made up his mind not
to write any letters lust at time when letter Is
sorey needed to explain the Senator's connection with
Yerkes and Oakes Ames. Why will he not write any
Is the Senator afraid that he would have
TO convict himself by his testimony Mr.. Editor,
nothing than personal denial Will satisfy anybody
General and Senator Wilson must contradict the sworn
testimony against him by evidence equally weighty, OF
stand convicted of direct bribe-takDg. j. M
NetC- York, sept. II, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-18
THE COTTON CROP.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.-The following is the re-
por Of The Agricultural Department the condition Of TIE cotton crops
The September repor. Of the statcan the Department Of Ag
month Consequence Of the cotton caterpillar portions of Geo
Mississippi and Louisiana, o drouh cf moderate
severity C1as Akans and Tennessee The condition ot the
by the II returns received Is a follows: virginia ~
Alabama 90; Mississippi Louisiana. & TeEa 9i Arkalsas 70
Thus the throughout tie tltTe c0tCu
which favored yield fye per larger lu product
the time about ten cent lees an 90 aifge lle
season s pOut material e total of l5l3
while possible Of uc Tyage the Cs,
fost the present expectation The ony counties reporting
cotton Virginia Northampton Southampton, King aud Q1een
Chesterfield GTeene and Patrick and m these the Of eond
declined l0 IN August % September. Eetum from
81 COUNTIES Caroua average lOl IN September agn ~
Meckenbur holds it, August estimate Of l Edgecomb
idyanced from e lo0 Twelve reports below @ No
teral from insects reported The average Of condition South
fallen from August % IN September Darlington
BArnwe Rdtfed Fairfield Counties which together produced
5000 b OF the crop Of 1853 80 Darlington and FAIRFIELD
standing than In August. Rchand. reporting 700 in
August has been visited by the caterpillar. and re-
duces the estimate 40. In August only II counties
general average Of In September II placed & The in
becoming several counts especially Lee
Twggs spaudng Sehy Baldwin, Mauon The decline during
Florida has been from 20 81 The caterpillar
fields Aug lf Leon, Jefferson Madison Gtsn, and Taylor
Counties have also Only four Alabama made
returns below 100 August the general being 07 Tsoth
present below 100 % oounes averC 81 OF the
los and M.rego from 80 20 10 Moutgme indicates advance
no. Twothr Of the reums include reference 10 insect
ryaees general Of the Mspp returns has fallen
August report from III to sO Warren has dec uei from ITO 70
the below 100 Insect depreiailons serious in
New-York tribune., 1872-09-18
THE END OF UNHAPPY LIVES.

The body Of the unknown man found in the
dock at the foot Of Janess, East River has been iden
u6ed as that OF - Fromhod, age q. German watch
maker who arrived IN this country about three weeks
ago, and who supposed to have committed suicide He
had occasionally called upon his friend, Frederick
Schmidt Of No 500 Washingtonst, and stated that he
had been disappointed in love In Germany. He seemed
seriously affected by the disappointment, and when last
seen by Schmidt alive, Friday evening, in a state
Df great mental excitement
Herman sebert, age 20, a baker, unmarried commit
ted suicide by taking Paris green Monday night in his
sleeping rooin at No S5 West Thirty where
he was round dead IN bed yesterday morning Deceased
bad relatives IN this country, and the cause Of his
self-destmctOn Is unknown
james Abrams age 3d. Of No Il2 BarrOwst while suf-
feTDg iiOin attack OF derium tremens Yesterday.
attempted sulclde by cutting his throat with razor
TIC WO1nneu man was taken 70 Bellevue Hospital
New-York tribune., 1872-09-18
POLICE NOTE9.

M down haehway oi Peas, yesterday left
ieg
John Laucer Of No. 126 Chery-st was stabbed in
the John Doyle last night and severely wounded Doyle
arrested
Patrick Miles, age ., died at Bellevue Hospital,
YESTERDAY compound fracture Of the received falling
freight car Of the Hudson River Railroad.
Margaret Burns was committed yesterday to await
the action II the jury the th $3.50 worth goods
No. 2iy Adams-st BrookyA, Friday last
Catharine Dooley age GO, of No. GO Clarkson-st
by at Washington and Ciksonsis yesterday
had her right leg broken Tie driver McHeogh IL
Little TVelfhst, arrested.
Sarah ArOnson. age ., was instantly killed yester-
day morning. BY falling the yard from window Of the apartments
parents the h Of the No % Orchard
Her mother bad to grocery leaving her alone in the
with the window open.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-18
CRIMES AND cAsuALr1Es-By TELEGRAPH

Mrs. Lydia A. Parker of Winterport Me- an
aged and blind lady was Instantly killed Monday BY sg srs
IA grain elevator at Vallejo Cal. fell yester-
day carrying the wharf and 900 Of into he wAien The
loss IL $500 ~ "
LIN an alteration at Baltimore. Monday night
between two negroes several pistol shoy trrd one Of which en-
tered The forehead o. Iva Gels age B. souning her ay
michael Fahey, a day laborer was attacked
honlag nght A WaieFtoNn by an Ton Msiopev md
james Donne and 90 sese btien thai be de Tbe men Nee ali
niorcd and u D. SAID that TIE Assault unpr0voke The aa
ants under arrest
WIN. Mueller OF st. Louis, who, with his wife
fTe children had been ct With mA poI hi. throat m N Of
dehum yesterday and several veins Of bis with te In and
bed death The remainder d the family are m sstuts en-
esastaBees lave beep Iene,sa 10 lAs besp.laL =
New-York tribune., 1872-09-18
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY EXPEDITION

WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.-The Secretary of
War has received the following telegram, giving news
from the Northern Pacific Railway expedition and its
military escort;
CHICAGO Sept IC-Cap Kellogg Of the Lieutenant Generals stat
and arrived here the lth in
slant expedition had been 70 the month Of Powder River making
On their return they making
srvey and had located q miles coming eastward from
working eastward at the fat Of about four
nile day. practicable route for railroad. part Of
IL being white They threatened by the In
dans several slight krnhes but was hurt The er
ton On 70 Capt ke0ggs leaving ~ had been entirely
successful the Indians being completely thward by the SIM anl 'g'
lance Of Col stanley newspaper probably cououndng This
with expedition under Mor Baer have published entirely er-
accounts Of IL. JAWS b flf AZ eheIa
Major Bakers expedition accompanies Prof. Hayden
in his geological survey.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-18
,0,o, ,or. ,,,a ana no,a tnem ye. As to tho part

never vero paid ana hold them yet AS TO tne part
norshp YOU speak Of know nothing whatever about ~
and never IN ANY manner directly otherwise was in-
tofested with him. or any OF these persons, a1yo In
STRIVING TO get Mr. 0ryiss the noney which be
ton I'M your newspaper. ana oDlige yours,
ketc York, Sept II, 1871 D. CAhEhoh
TO the EdttOr OF The Trfbane
SIR: My attention has been called 70 an article in your
naner OF today headed A Conspiracy Against Mer-
chants" by which am implicated as one OF the conied
crates II Is mistake and though mortyng to confess
myself one OF the victims had yet rather be known as
a fool than aknave Please make the correction
No $40 FrOiiiSL, Sept II, 1872 A. NJ MILLER
New-York tribune., 1872-09-18
ARREST oF CouNTERFEITERs.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l7.-William Grower and
LeH aker oouriereers last night BY deee
Consequence of Information received from the Chief Of the
Secret Service Warrington the Of coming counter
fe ve nek With complete apparatus Grower bad just
been released PenenAy after serving term of counter
letting bssf-sismp.
WARRINGTON Sept The following epaieh received here to-
days
IIoily sPsIHss Mia sstt l7-To as Hoa a. H. WuIAss
krnsy esaaa The Nsslsi AID sysB have ss rsiunsd som
New-York tribune., 1872-09-18
WASHINGTON.
A TREASURY INvEsTrGATIoN-MoR CENSUS RE
TURNS.

IHEAoUHl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CENSLS KE-
TURNS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUHRl
WARRINGTON Tuesday, Sept. II, 1872
The Cenu Bareau has the last volume Of the Ninth Census
ready for the printer and Of the work ype
proofs having been and revised This volume gives much
ton regarding the working classes number who have occupations
pumber npore number Of manua natSies every
etE county and State other information statistics
greatly needed solving interesting and perpEug questions
relating to capital and labor.
weeks IN the examination Of toe Of the United States
Treasurer at NeuYOk City will close their abo there time this
week Tie Treasurer does share In the belief Of any that In
portant discrepancies will be developed report oeuA
uon here to-day that heavy deficiency had been discovered in the
ooauts Of the Hew-iork ohce.
Tie committee appointed BY the COMMISSIONER Of internal Revenue to
receive and examine any stamp Deeng machines presented r doP
will bold i a meeting Sept a. and will proceed mke ny
A
New-York tribune., 1872-09-18

Breuoort House-Sir A. T. Gait Of Montreal, Gen.
NJ, AZ Lh.ny and Brodbesd Of Bethlehem. Penn
Cl1renSos Hor-Don Boueaot and wife London G:ey H0z~-
Dennis Of Syracuse FVh dccAH HoN-oo'
iei n Cooneefeut ne Hon H. Rollins Of New Hampshire
solicitor Banae Troasuy DEPARTMENT Gen. D. FS q 81
sbrses C Bushpe Of Conecteut, and Jay Petnbone OF
P"g,o N,t. YORK HoDI-John Quincy Adams OF Boston
II ~ M,t.oa and W w. Of Hartford. .Jsa1 hoase-
Assistant Poe Terrell Washington Ever.n hoTse-
,a. n, P.,-ss~ Holman HOtseGeD Duncan Walker,
Wasinr ton aud w. McAluiDe Of Ptzeh hsrGp9'ifan ifo
H. n ~ Bss Washington; edward CaSton, Philadelphia and the
Ps, a. sboct m n Navy SturtsraHt H0aseIbe Ilon. IL.
nsr5 q # Conneetcot Hols-ProL g. H. Cary Of
MesdyiIe Penn, and Gen j. B. stonehcuse AoaDJ'
New-York tribune., 1872-09-18
A LIBERAL BEQUES'f.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 1.-THE late Rev. Samuel J.
Browne whose shooting Of German In his orchard At Cummn
ve time created much excitement the Germans
death occurred at Valley Junction Ind week be-
qnesthed the Of $4,000 for the efialihmen Of university
bear Die and also land whefe0n the yerstS bung
endowment pfoessohps lie also t2cQ and
for the erection Of church and provides for free school, with
Buty OF 500 for teacher.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-18
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.-Dispatches from Commo-
doe Stebe commanding naval forces the Pacific Station
Cao Peru Aug cay that be had assumed command Of the station
Aug &C. and intended with the flagship Pensacola the last Of
August and he At Oct l. IN company with his staff and the
AmencAu Minister the President Of Pera Don
The uscaoa bad been ordered from Valparaiso ao
Officers all we'll The North German Bertha sailed
the ha6or the date Of
siOres Onward English corvette Reindeer French
corvette Hamen Oron-olads dispatch from
Can't Cf commanding United Sses ship California Panama.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-18
PROGRESS IN MINYEsoTA-A COLONY FROM EN-
GLAND.

The Rev. Geo. Rodgers, a leading lnde-
pendent or Congregational minister Of DOrsetshire, South
Of England accompanied by number Of ienantfarmers,
has recently made a tour Of inspection through Mime
sofa for the purpose OF selecting lands for colony Of
1900 persOnswetO-d farmers possessing capital or
from s2oCO 10 $4,000 each aDd WhO are among the most
succe sstul agricutursts the world The delegation
selected eight townships In Clay County, Minnesota,
the line of the Northern Pacific Railway. railroad
town, 10 be named Yeov IN honor OF the district from
which many OF the cooAsts camel has been set apart