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A Now Postal Treaty Drafted by the Min
lister Of the United States and
the French Republic
The Instrument To Be Presented
for Executive Ratification
at an EARLY Day.
Extension Of the Facilities for National
IntercOmmunion and Commerce.



The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our CORE
spondent in the capital of France
PARIS Oct. II, 1872.
United States Minister Washburne and Count
de Remusat have agreed upon draft Of postal
treaty between the governments Of the Repub-
lies of North America and France which the
Post Office authorities of both countries will
accept and which, it is believed, the French
Minister of Finance will approve.
It is highly probable that the new inter-
national treaty instrument will receive o
regular Executive ratification in Washington
and Paris before the close Of the present year.
RATES OF POSTAL CHARGE.
The new treaty fixes the letter postage OF
eight cents for third of an ounce, and pro-
yides for the transmission Of registered letters,
patterns and newspapers OF o charge Of three
cents in each instance where the toll for trans
mission was formerly eight cents
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Oct II, 1872.
Additional military and constabulary forces have
been ordered to Lisburn, Ireland, as an anti
Catholic disturbance Is threatened in that town.
THE TOWN OF LIsBURN.
Lisburn is an important town In the province OF
Ulster, situated In the counties Of Down and An
trim, on the River Lagan. 1t s distant six and
half miles from Belfast and Is In daily communica
tion with the great commercial centre by rail. 1t
IL one Of the most beautiful towns In Ireland.
Jeremy Taylor died Bishop in the place in the
year 1o07.
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TROUBLE IN TENNESSEE.
Negroes Threatening to Burn the Town
Of Osccola-Court Officers and Merchants
Leaving Precipitatcly.

MEIPHIS, IcnH., Ucl. IT, ISi-,
serious trouble between whites and blacks at
Osceola little town forty miles above here, on the
Arkansas Shore has been brewing for several days,
which eliminated on Wednesday evening in fight,
in which one negro was killed and several
wounded. The trouble originated In the
killing of Murray, the Sheriff. some six
weeks since, by Fitzpatrick, the county Regis
ter, and the breaking up OF conservative
meeting last week, as reported at the time. Fitz-
patrick was to have been tried this week. To pre-.
vent the trial coming OF 1t Is believed he ncitcd
the negroes to arm aud surround the town, when
the whites In turn armed and drove them OIL.
The officers OF the court and some merchants, with
portion or their goods arrived here late last night,
the negroes having threatened TO return and burn
the town. The greatest excitement prevailed
there at last accounts
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INDIANA.

Indiana Placed Beyond Doubt-Hcn.
dricl<s' NJ Majority Estimated to be Between
Six and Seven Hundred-Thc Majority
OF the Republican State Ticket Elected
The Congressional Majorltics.
INDIANAPOLIS, lnd Oct II, 1872.
Additional onlcial returns received to-day do not
materially change the result given last night.
Hendricks majority will be between six and seven
hundred. The republicans elect their State ticket,
including Congressman at large. with the exception
Of candidate for Governor, and, perhaps, their
didate for superintendent OF Public Works.
The following are the maiorites in the Congress
sional DISTRICTS nearly Official, for congressman
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+ r A NJ @ z.
Prince Napoleon and Princess Clothilde Noti-
fled to Quit the Country.
Indignant Reply Of Italian Royalty to the Civic
Message-Presidential Definition Of the
National Situation Hundreds Of Com
munists for the Penal Colony
Outflow Of Bullion.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.
PARIS, Oct. II, 1872.
Prince Napoleon Bonaparte has received official
notice from theFrench government that he will not
be permitted to take up his residence on French
soil, as has been reported he intended to do
THE ExEcUrIvR MESSAGE DELIVERED AND REPLY OF
THE PRINCESS CLOTHILDE.
Prince Napoleon and the Princess Clothilde, who
are In this city, have received specific notice to
leave France.
The Prince replied to the agent of the govern
ment who brought the summons by refusing ito
quit his native land, !" insisting on his rights as
citizen and declaring he would yield only to force.
The Princess Clothilde answered that "she would
only leave France between two gendarmes."
PRESIDENT THEIRS DEFINITION OF THE NATIONAL
SITUATION.
President Theirs, in the course OF his remarks
before the Permanent Commission OF the Assembly
yesterday, used the following words:-"Europe has
rendered us justice at Berlin. Our army is recov-
ering and our credit is excellent
These assurances were received with cheers by
the members Of the Commission.
COMMUNIST coNvICrs FOR THE PENAL COLONY.
Transports sailed this week with $50 more Com.
munists for the penal colony.
MINISTER sCHENCK IN TIE CAPITAL.
Hon. Robert G. schenck, the American Minister
to London, passed through Paris to-day on his way
to Italy.
OUTFLOW OF BULLION FROM THE BANK.
The bullion in the Bank OF France has been de-
creased Looo,ooO since the last report.
Prince Napoleon Quits Paris I'm Face
OF the Order.
PARIS, Oct. 11-Miinight.
Prince Napoleon has yielded to a peremptory
order Of the government and left Paris.
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A BROTHERS. HATE.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, O,

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Oct. II, 1873
Az the Hickmous Mills, in this county, yesterday.
William and Harrison Young, sons OF Solomon
Young, wealthy farmer, quarrelled about pro-
posed marriage oftheir sister to man named Glenn
ems, which William favored and Harrison opposed.
weapons were drawn but the parties were sep
arated by friends. Harrison rode home, procured .
shot gum and returning, met his brother riding
with Clemens and another man, whereupon he shot
him. inhicting fatal wound and killing his horse.
Clemens turned and rode OF, when Harrison fred
again, severely wounding him In the back. The az
sasSln then fed but was arrested at independence.
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PENNS YLVANlA.

The Official I2cturns Coming In-Hart-
rnnft's MnJoritics I'm Dnuphtn and
Lebanon-Buckalew's Ticket Ahead i'm
Nine Other Counties.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. H. 1872
The oficial returns from Dauphin county give
Hartranft 2,S27 majority. Montgomery county
gives Buckaew SO majority for Governor. Morris
(democrat) and Nyce (republican) were elected to
the Legislature Lebanon county (onlcla returns)
gives l,461 majority for Hartrantt, and 1850 ma
jorty for Kilinger (republican) for Congress.
Tho f0lIOwinO are official maiOrities
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TELEGRAM TO THE new Yoak HERALD.

LISBON, Brazil, Oct IL, 1872.
The mail steamer from Rio Janeiro September %
has arrived.
The Congressional elections in the northern
provinces Of Brazil were attended with riot and
blOOdshed.
The negotiations between General Mitre, the Ar
gentine Envoy, and the Brazilian government were
still pending. No result had been reached, and
the reports as to their ultimate success were
nictinr.
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CRUMB OF COMFORT FOR NEWARK
DEMOCRATS,

A recount OF the votes polled in the Fourth ward
at the recent Charter election in Newark took
place yesterday afternoon, at the City Hall, and
resulted In giving John O. Lttel majority OF one
vote. His friends claim three. Conceding his
election, this makes the next Common Council
etand ninetCen repnhllcana 10 eleven democrats.
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TENNESSEE.

The Democratic Convention Breaks Up
Without Making Amy Nominations.
NASHVILLE Oct. II, 1872.
The Democratic Convention which met at Gala
tin yesterday to nominate a candidate for Con-
gress for the Nashville district remained in session
all night, but failed to make o nomination ana
adjourned sine DIE.
1t was expected that the Convention would select
q Presidential electOr also, but it failed to do so.
Great confusion prevailed. Golladay, the present
member, and three others are candidates for Con-
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

Thomas Q. Platt, OF owego, N. Y, was nominated
unanimously yesterday for Congress by thc Rcpub-
ican Convention, at Ithica. Mr. Patt is very popu
lar throughout his county. Hc IL regarded as a
gentleman OF unquestionable integrity, ability and
overwhelming majority.
The straight-out democrats, at st. Joseph, Mo-. OF
Talbot for Congress.
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GERMANY.
Naval Organization Of Fleet to Cruise Around
the World-The Port Of New Orleans
Point Of Transatlantic Destination.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW Yo2g HERALD.

BERLIN, Oct IL, 1872.
A fleet OF five German men-ocwar is now ntting
out for O cruise around the world. The expedition
swill be under the command OF Admiral Werner
and will be gone eighteen months.
The fleet sails directly for the West Indies and
thence will proceed to New Orleans and other
ports In the United States.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

wAsHINToN, Oct II, 1872.
Chief Engineer oscar H. Lucky is detached nom
the Norfolk Navy Yard and ordered to the Canaan
daigua.
The Prussian ships OF wsr Gazellc and vineta have
sailed from Anpap0liA
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A.-A.-A.-FOr Cleaning and Dyeing GO
TO LORDS $50 Broadway, Beecker street. dcnte~
mel Is apparel elegantly cleaned
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OHIO.

The Bourbon StraiEhts Determined to
Nominate O'Conor Electors.
COLUMBUS Oct H. 1872.
The straight-out democrats had a small meeting
here to-day and resolved to call a convention to
meet here on the 22d OF October to nominate
O'Conor electors.
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BOILER EXPLOSION.

On Thursday morning the boiler In the steam sawmin
belonging to Mr. d. H. Delano, Of Pulaski N. T. cx-
ploded with terrific force rendering the entire building
mass Of ruins, The engineer. J. R. 0reenwgood wa: wa:
found dead some rods below His body was shocknglY
manged Several other employees also injured.
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SPAIN.
Counterisiting on the Bank-Heavy Fall in the
Value Of Shares.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HsnalO.

MADRID, Oct. IL, 1872.
The public refuse to take the notes OF the Bank
OF Spain on account OF the number OF counterfeits
IN circulation and the shares OF the bank have
fallen Ave per cent in consequence.
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BRAZIL.

Riot and Bloodshed at the Congressional Elec-
tions-The Negotiations with the
Argentine Confederation.
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Died.

STERLrNG.-At his residence, l25 Greenwich street,
GEORGE STERLING, aged Ia years.
The funeral will take place on Sunday October
13, at nalf-pas two O'Clock.
Brooklyn papers please copy.
For other Deaths see Eighth Page.l
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A Favorable N0tOriety.-The Good Repu-
tafon Of BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES, for the
c Coughs Colds and Throat Diseases has given them
u favorable notoriety.
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ARKANSAS.

The Liberal Ticket Formally With.
drawn.
LITTLE ROCK, Oct. IL, 1872.
The new liberal State ticket has been formally
withdrawn
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A.-S1OO Reward for Cnse Of Rhcu-
matism or Neuralgia DR.. FILTERS RHEUMATIC
SYRUP will Physicians advice gratis daily,
2 John Legal guarantee TO cure. Send for cir-
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Later Adviccs.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. ii, 1872
The latest advlccs rom Osceola represent all
quiet; but fears felt OF another attack by the
negroes on the town.
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IRELAND.

Religio-Polit;cal Agitation in the North and
Fear Of q Riot
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Address and Business Hats for FalD
and Winter. wide field for choice at ESPENSCHEID'Ss
Manufacturer, 118 Nassau street.
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A.-A.-H0nrseness and Sore Throat
KENDALL'S TROCHES.-Cergynen and speakers uso
them. 703 Greenwich street Sold by druggists.
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-Prlxes Cashed
orders Aied information furnished highest rates paid cr
spanish Bank Bills. TAYLOR Co, Bankers 10 Wailst-
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ENGLAND.

The Death Of Mr. Seward Announced, to the
Surprise Of the People-Press Tribute to
His Energy and Success Parliament.
ary Session Prediction-Stormy
Weather or Coast
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.
LONDON, Oct II, 1872.
The announcement OF the death OF william H.
Seward was received In England with great sur
prise, no ntimation whatever of Lis illness having
reached here.
The London Ne,os OF this morning. In an obituary
on the deceased American Statesman, says
"Though Mr.. Seward was unpopular here, by
reason OF his rather peremptory bearing, he leaves
behind him great example OF vigor, energy and
successn
THE SESSION OF PARLIAMENT.
The rumor Of an Autumn session Of Parliament
Is discredited.
STORMY WEATHER AND DAMAGE TO SHIPPING.
The weather to-day on the British coast Is tenn
pestuous and some damage to shipping Is re-
ported.
SIR ROUNDELL PALMER's REWARD FROM ROYALTY.
It Is said that Sir Rounded Palmer is to be ele-
waited to the pcerage under the title OF Baron Sell
borne.
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Patent Open Work Banners with
Portraits and Designs; orders lllcd by mail.
LANIGAN & Co, l,23i Broadway, New York.
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Burmctt's Miniature TOilets.-Elegan0
ASSORTED COLORED BOXES, containing completes
Toilet Appendage admirably adapted to the Toilet Table
and travellers portmantea ACCEPTABLE HOLIDAY
PRESENTS. Wholesale by druggists sundry men every"
ylnro
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Coverings for the Feet-Au the Diner-
ent kinds ladies' misses and children; IRON-CLADSs
q heavy strong shoe, for boys. ..,.
CASfRELL, PAL Fourth avenue, above Ninefeenth 81
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On nMarriagc-Happy Relief for Young
man Remarkable reports sent free. Address HOWARU
AssoCIATION, Philadelphia, Pa.
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A.-EIcrald Branch Ofice, Brooklyn,
corner of Fulton avenue and Boerum street,
Open from 8 A. NJ to 8 r. NJ;
On Sunday from TO Y. NJ.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l and 252 Broadway, corner of Murray street.
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oPrcmature Dccline,' . Medical Tract
by Doctor MASToN, 23 East sixteenth street. Mailed
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assortment Of second hand Grand Square and Uprshe
Pianos OF Stenway sons make; also number from
other first class instrument in
ect order S1EINWAY SONS
Stenway Hall,
lO9 and Ill East Fourteenth street. New York.
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Christodaro's Hair Dye.-This Splendid
Dye is the ony that has ever been analyzed @iu
found harmless.
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urarshall's Ca


Golden Hair.-Any Colorsd Hnir Turn.
broadway, near 1hirty-fourth stree.
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Angell's Turkish Baths, Oh Lexington
avenue nvgorate and valze before breakfast appetz
refresh before dinner soothe and tranquzc befos1
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A. A. A.-"yvith Malice Toward None0
with charity for all ~ Hurrah for O. and the Kno1
Fall style OF Hat The Hat of the Is only to 10
found at KNOWS, 2l2 Broadway.
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Hester Cymer. democrat for Congress, has 6,o71
majority
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A.-For q First Glass Hat at POpula1
prices call on DOUGAN: 102 Nassau corner Of Ann st.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. O., Oct. l2-l Am.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, d. O., Oct 12-1 Am.
Synopsis for the Past TtCentu.fou- Hours
The barometer has risen over New England and
the Middle States, with light northerly to west
erly winds and generally clear weather. In the
South Atlantic and Gulf States continued northerly
to casterly winds and partly cloudy weather; on
the Lakes southery to westerly winds prevail, with
cloudy weather and diminishing pressure; on the
Upper Likes falling barometer, and light southery
winds In the northwestern and Upper Mississippi.
Probabilities
The barometer will probably fall on the Upper
lakes and eastward to the Lower Lakes, with brisk
southerly Winds warmer and cloudy weather and
rain; in New England northwesterly winds and
clear weather until Saturday evening winds then
veering to southerly, with partly cloudy weather;
In the Middle States generally, clear weather ana
northerly winds, veerlng to southwesterly; north
erly to eastery winds and partly cloudy weather in
the Gulf and South Atlantic States In the Mid
Mississippi and lower Ohio Valleys southerly to
westerly winds and generally clear weather.
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Something Racy for Young Men OF New
YORK -rouy Pastors dashng story, THE FASTEST BOY
IN NEW YORK. now ready in 'The Firesido Com
panou,u
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Graefcnbcrg MarshnHs IS. rsoa,.,, omolIcons ,lI
niants 10 Which women snbleet sold by all drug
piin's pi,n q, "a nor bottle GRAEFENBERG COMPANY, 13J
Wiiiiam street New York. Almanac for 1873 now ready
for distribution.
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The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours In
comparison with the corresponding day Of last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy HERALD building:-
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Wedding md Hall Cartis.-Latcst Paris
syles lust received, Very elegant EvERDELL, ad
Vroadway. Established lo0
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Dnvid's Fall style Hat for Gentlemen
1901, Broadway Duane street.
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Average temperature yesterday y...........+....
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. .......................
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-20
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

About 100 persons attended the Indiana
straightout State Convention. Mai.
Moreau called them to order and got nom
mated for Congressman-at-large. A reso-
luton to endorse Greeley and Brown was
ruled out Of order.
The st. Louis Fair opens Oct. 30.
Chicago carpenters strike for 81 dsy
next Monday.
Some 5000 visited the Cincinnati Ex-
position yesterday.
The machinists and blacksmiths are In
national council at Albany, n. Y.
A bill has been introduced In the Oregon
Legislature dispensing with grand juries.
Rev. Miss Augusta Chaplin preached In
the Universalist Convention at Cincinnati
yesterday.
Frederick Watts, U. s. Agricultural Com
missioner, made speech yesterday at the
Minnesota State Fair.
A State Convention of breeders of shorl
horns are in session at lexington, KY.
They deDounce Aliens American Herd
Book.
Edward Franklin ha, given the Califor
MIA State University land valued at 5O,0Ot
dollar for the endowment Of the Agassil
professorship Of oriental languages and nt
erature.
| The Earl Of Dufferin and Clanderbay
/ Governor-G General Of Canada, with hi
Countess, viii visit the State Fair at Erie
Pa, to-day.
The London International Congress de
nounces the recent Hague Congress.
Several persons were killed and crop
damaged by severe thunder storm
Rochdale, England, on Wednesday. -
Fifty children in charge of MISC Ry'
sailed from Liverpool for Quebec yesterds
In the steam ship Samaritan. Home
have been secured for them in Canaca.
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HIGHWAY nOBRERY.
A bold Brace OF Villains I'm Knox
C0NntY.

a uOAO DhnOo
The Knoxville Press and Herald, OF
Sept. IS, contains the following statement
relative to a daring highway robbery per-
p.trated at Ebenezer Station, on the East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad,
Monday last: go
"On that day the Railroad Company
made its usual monthly payments to Its,
road hands, and those of them living IN the
neiehborhood, who had been trading with
the store Of the brothers Kimbrough and
Timothy Sterling paid up their accounts,
50 that at night there was quite little sum
of money in the possession OF the proprie-
tors.
WAbout dark two men came to the store
and bought some tobqccO, etc and request
al accommod atoms for the night, which
the brothers granted. When they were
going ND to the house, the. strangers SAID,
SBusiness is business and each pulled out
two reyolye-s upon the Sterling brothers.
| They then took out all the money 10 the
till, soa.e $40, and supplied themselves
with clothing. At this time and while
thew were IN the store, Mr.. John Price, OF
Knoxville, came into the store (Which was
closely, and the ROBBERS forced him to give
mn what money he had, about SIS. The
-obbers then left and locked their victims
| up in the store. "a,
Zone Il a large. dark featured man, weigh
ing about 1856 or lao pounds, daIK skln,
black hair, beard and moustache, his beard
thin on the sides Of his face, In TUFTS. de
was dressed in dark clothes and appeared
TO be about 35 or 80 years old. The other
Is a small, fair-skinned man, Weighing
about 1876 or $40 pounds, fair skin, smooth
face. sandy or light hair, about ~ or ~
wears old and was dressed IN suit OF
mixed goods, with soft brown hat that
was too large for him.
WThe two men, accompanied BY thlrd
one on horseback, were seen four or nVo
miles porth of Ebenezer, on the way 20
Knoxville about midnight Of Monday. 1t
ia sunposed that the one on horseback stay
ed behind after the robbery to give tne
others chance to get away.
.Parties who are in the city, attending
the II. s, Court, believe that the small man
IA Frank C.umley. He was brought 10 tne
i,il in this city, last hll, from R)gersville,
tn stand his trial before the supreme court,
for highway robbery, and was sent TO the
penitentiary for four years. lie recently
ESCAPED from that institution, and mar
who was In the jail here with him, safes
that he used to talk about ''making raises
or irving to, In the section OF country below
Knoxville, and that he knew Mr. Price
who accidentally fell into his hanoS q
above sta ed.
"a party left the city yesterday noon, Z
try and get on the track OF th9 fellows an'
capture them IL possible
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NEW YORK.
The Latest Defarcation-stss,ooo

The Latest Defaneation-ets5,0O 200,
NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-The Times says
the amount of the defalcation Of James j.
johnson, head of the stamp division in the
Assistant Treasurer's Office of this city,
though not precisely sscertained, cannot
exceed $1S5, 900, and may be considerably
less. It Is not fully known how his fraud
was accomplished and concealed, but 1t is
probable that johnson made false reports
of stamps, which were not examined into
with promptitude, 90 that the fraud became
extensive before any suspicion was sTak-
ened. Detectives are now in search OF him.
johnson Is said to be a man Of great re-
spectability, and it is alleged it will proba-
bly be found that he FILTERED away bis
money in Wall street transactions. He was
reported on Tuesday to have left Tor Mai0e
on q vacation. His confederstss in the
fraud have not yet been ascertsined.
still Growing In Amount.
Assistant Treasurer Hillhouss states that
the amount Of the defalcation Of Johnson
will not exceed $500, 900, nor fall short Of
slS5, 900. he regards the disclosure as
premature, as should any Of Johnson's
friends know of bis location, they will not
Disclose it.