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- -l ss'.es..n'bso'.'iog % Red Lake River
vas 'i ineugu ' o. .hs "a io.t., ~ The
Sc! steamer D..!k'ot.. Capt. jerry W.bb.s,
which .l5'. mad, ''.. The f int, TIP from .he
Red River e Csro'oltsb'ury, 4 tho Red
Lake e crossing Of the Psnbia.I Branch,
% mile. y from Grad Forks, nd Is
from Frog Point, and foand font, let
Of water AL the Way, = well = some
snags and rocks. - Detroit Record. :. :. .
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A SPECIAL dispatch from Geneva on
the 18th announced tho completion Of
the work of tho Court of Arbitration.
At the final meeting that day, Count
Sclopis, President Of the court, read
the arguments Of the arbitrators con.
curing 70 the decision of tho Tribunal,
and announced that the sum awarded
to the United States was Sl5,500,000
gold. Sir Alexander Cockburn re.
fused to eign the decision Of the Tri-
bunal., ;
: Count solopis VAS applsuded when
he closed. After: Adjournment. of the
sourt twenty 1.-TWO gaos we're fred ID
honor Of tho closing labors. ~,
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Two moro mon "out fof Gtsslsy''
.sys the Hamilton sltg,sph! Thy
broks out Of the Ds.kvills jail, "a
were in for horse stealing, -,
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= W. :. '
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eeeee'sa u tae ss''esai.r night which
y 0e'ns '''''ea o. y 'ne candidates .
lss ''an.at''sERe' 10 1snsssce'
1" al INV ''''. ''nasae'.' sdor'''ed tn
'eoeee'aes' u. oaa''ssoee', On S't'
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y ANOTHER new paper: tho 'Re.tern
Adsaace, published A. Worthington.-
It il . spicy, neat sheet, and fights5for
Grant and victory. @ s
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TIE Mobile 1+ib~.e' dess not til
very confident about Gr..sy carrying
Alabama. *Its.ys "ualsaitliss heos
and prudent sgenest vill 5, ~
quired;; in consequences Of ,,,isdid.s,e.,
and utter e.relss'oss's' d: 80 PIT d
tho people Everything seem. % con:
spire against Us, aid nothing bus .hs
utmost .otivity will bring our people
out. The people viii: be ont, s,eysr
fear; but they will 30 out for Grant b
. good many thousand n.jolity. -,
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RRPuDLlcAN PYRAMID.
.,'] 81 -.
49,. il MAINE, :~s<::. .::#
,,~>s ."sOREGON,>7"s;: ~
% VERMONT s:"5:,*:
CONNECTICUT, >.'">'s
NORTH CAROLINA, -
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
w EST VIRG I'M a:

SENATOR WILSON has desisd en-
phatioally that he Las ever hold any
Credit Moblisr stock, or that hs has
ever had any property in tho Pacific
RAILROAD Or any other railroad Or cor.
poration which has appeared before
Congress tor sstioa. Mr.. Blaine shd
General Gardsld have made Z similar
denial, aud when the whole matter IL
sitted down it will probably Do fespd
that the charge is eansrds. sstsss up
for political pqrpossa, and. which hae
fallen % far short of: it, marx, q, IT,
predecessors have of the1s.sr ,.<:~ d .
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0SU0oOEA 18V11s
s9'', -. 4:,s -. - .;'1 ''2'S 80: :.
! ..-fa' fs't oa''' "o.p.'t..se h. :
'o.nee'sed ne sesses'se6 tsssseiag
aed isa'''s, tss ~ - ~ sss y,as,
Ia a'R~ oAss' Ss'a'.sa = Aashal.''
- fessAe s'snes ega7N e.
oe ! snas'snes+ ~ ee's soesee4,
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w. s 80. ~ ny. $500 49,. INT, ~ 49,.
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100 "o 'n'' yu'. s. g . :: 1890 . ~! :,
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tho Northern P.eils nd, tlt1ssa
Perh.n = 90. = Wa -. t,ek! A. ii
Saturday nor'ta'x ed se's 'aa1aellsapa
before 70 assistance = sosA le reldeael.
TIE engines ore y. ssppeeed 70 = hst IL.
tie damaged, AID the total loes i rex.
! oned Il ct N'5oo. .s,,sn ..s,is.ia ~, =:
j. .-!Th..rex,os. Of, Kss,o, :v,s1,yi,,G.a
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he.tcg esasssa . 'eAseee q eeh>eI
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about NY ssie'dee' eete - 4! I'd .aseoyt-
%, aose th. = Ae'' s<'s e. knevs 10 tAe
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on the Msnee. ~ aeadsatany aeede1
recently while The ;;aea voeo q voek.
~ -: 'aenoae'oa ~ - sodeee 49,
twenty miners were arsvssd II ne
Pr e., j. 80 ..:,>.:
Tho Nex York 1ssses says : p.
titien y in circulation il Germany ply.
Ing the Govsransatts acquire tss,itesv
On this aide et The Atlaatis, b which
the stream Of Gsfnae sniglatisa
may BE- diverted, and he .fathszlae1
thus ssved tho snnual loss Il thevsesds
q oef eee'. T.: :>s..-s>' :.os ::..>4
|, "a 49, a. :ssssains, bFuaslity Aas
sbssa basssht = light in oos: sf;7ths
Nsv Yesk iaasae ssylsss. To- help.
slses :iane.ss vs,s satsally - kieksa
[aad, bsatsasbJw ~ T. IL aesp,vti.t
thy Mil de-; :Rssta,sAslg; - Il III
'fssi.s*~aasa&issal ssessa ssa sbls u
point ont the. vretsh s.d ssspss In
esP%sssg = -s-i .... *S:: $50
-H,r, u, the a.,b.s.,, fa..e. Pa.
Hyssis,h,'s bra, "a ,n,si,.,ef a.,.el
County. Ohio. ,id' i, rana,ksAlv i.e,.
ssass' uet s:sss u 1esnes- 0oseees
6old 6y nano. HaH ffnk5 - kaaA -
sn.,sA.,1asf R.s,,,,,.I os,,l "a ~
- :" :,
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-, co1frolg Pres o.

aud oo1froH F'Fess o
their principles 49, 80 % ..ts.
sale, aud to 'bSs ,.er Of barter and
ever thu : y their party whom
with tarty fails to furnish them
= public positions rich With easy
plunder. ~-s> IT. N
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:, "VAR1Er1 is the spice ofslife."' The
Milwaukee: Wsco~si. says : couple 10
that city who were, married but . few
years ago, have since that time been di.
voIoed, remarked, and ale now about
to be divorced sg.in.s ST av... 80 ~ :.
TIE Minneapolis 7+ibx.e /, o8sr.
ing premium chromos: to il subseri.
bers and to getters up Of clubs. The
2rtbvne is worth al it costs without
any premiums. '7>a >,fi't. =
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~>s >~eS~
he 4 spsblleaas Of Stsarns county ars requested
70 neat b Coavsatioa ct The Coart Aoase In 81
Clo1d o. THURSDAY, OCT. 3491, 1874 at O'Clock
?. ~. 6r 10 purpooe Of nominating candidates for
~ 6ovins .nes.. Va 0as ss.te Senator; oOe a.
and "a Coanieslonsr districts. The several Wards
I'D Towns AZ entitled 70 dslsgatss - follows VIZ:
CITY Of 81: Cloud First Ward,
Third Ward.
Ioarth Ward,
Town sfNAlps Pai1is.
Moth yoRk,
1alI Haven,
Paynssvllle. 800.
1AyDood,
0a1k CsAt1o,
An o1Ase tevns IN The esanty AZ sotatled 20 one
aales,ts och. Noas bat strAiGht Grant and Wilson
Ie1sblies.s win b sntitsd 70 votes In he primary
neetinsA or 70 ssats IN he Convsetiol.
J. i. WET,
4. DARIO.
0HO. =. WAAN1R,
County Committee.
Dated g. cssa. ss5& lstA. ls14
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nrPunl10AW cOUN rY CONVENTION.

For Member Of Congress. Third District
GEN. y. r. AvERILL.
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NEW MEAT MARKET,

- ~
PLXU & oQBxTN
8avo opo1ed Q meet Doskee q a. O..
naln street, q HesDosRes ~ soaAAI vleQo
yeg saa 81 sAySAil9 = ~ ~ q 0l1A
o roooe1sbIe 90 at 1oy pjape u II Sty.
Thsy viii supply thsaR s0ote0ses Win ~
b0ot '-.
BEES, HUTTON AnD V0Aa.,
and sll otAse kinds q 1ootle b Aaa 4
the ssuntry. cad havs ct ths Heassse -
tidisse naekeG In Tie siSy. ~
Give them sall and ~ tsr yeessssvk
st. Cloud. July -. 1871. vlta1seo
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RnPUiHxCA1 OI1TIxICT CONVEN.
T1ON,
- L.
n Rspsbtes.s u ~ Third legislative District
vill held 10 dslsGatsC oavsatioa Of Cold Spring, -
M1V1lAY. 06PTDNDDR 16s1, lo74 at o'clock
,. T.. e H. seAoslhssss, 70 ne0lhats . candidate
~ 1anAas - ~ He1se Of 1spsessotaslvse aaA -
tz,nanet sueA eshse budas0 - ny psupssly cone
n. ~ 0o0ae Vim 10 entaaA - he 6llowinE Fep-
F0oootia3s9: ,
Nai1s 1salraA, q 1oekvnls,
yAiP Haven. 4 la1sAbu14,
1aynosv1la, z 1dsn Lake. J
Vaks1AA, 2ioa,
80 Lake HeaEy,
JOIN PAYNE, CAaisnaA ca.
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A. W. BUSH,|
DEALER IN FINE
WATCHES + JEWELLERY
ST. CLOUD.
rHB LARGEST AND BRs1 STOCK
IN 1aE CITY.
A Full Assortment of
WALTHAH, 1L0IN,
UNITED Stairs,
and HOWARD
. ES,,
/, Geld ssa Silver C.ss, essssa.lty -
Swiss ( English Watches
!. Grsss Te,;eex.
RICH, SOLID GOLD
J EwE1RY,
OF VERY DsscR1 P11ox.
Solid. Sterling silver
SPOONS,
!. NAPKIN RLNGS,s
CARD CASES, &c.
= p 81 90. - -
A ,,npl.t. ,,ortnn,nt 1t ROGERS
Plated Ware,
l. - .<,onsIsTINa or
3RA 8B10, ~~~ "a, <~et
CAKE BA8KEfS, 49,:
CAST0RS, &o.. 20. =.
GoBLETs, CUPS. 10
A large Stock Of
Table Cutlery,
Just received.
Plated D;maer and 1to Kxives, Co...
,;.1 k.;,sss.d Forks, Cal BeMs,
&c., g., De,
A spls.dia stsek Of the Celsbratsd
SETH THOMAS CLOCKS,
M Bsss. ssS Casepsst csset zs~ AsS<.
AEW VERY FINE POCKET KNIVES
sPDc1Ac1ls, AND EY1 a1AssIs,
iagsld, dive. aaa steel bows.
DosfJ sa t. 1sok dtrees1 ny steel
5efSrs p~eekss;.g etse,ekere.
Goods sent to any part Of the
country BY ma,l or expreas,
o1111o, 1HoM / DISTANCE VIII
11cQv1 R1olQT AND ckRB.
1ut ATTENTION.
AL xlKDs - -
olopaidnE and EnSrax'ae
.uEsD n IN sag1 lfAHu@
SEND 10. r1ros LIST, u,
=. A..W. BUSH.
q 0ls.d. Jane J. 1911.
+ q : :. Il I: = :.
:. 5.ss S =: vssassAIs 1sAz1s II
LIQUORS AND WINES,
r. .6lsarP. rsbaeoo,
On Flx1uaES. pllYlle Ake s:
: !" DEL1o1c1Es, A<. :
Cheap oash Btoro!. -
'"'s o., '''s:; -, ,:,e II, r'''' ~
o1Pssas cstAslts c1svsA.
v1sek1 "a q. CLOUD MINI
- ". HG1GD1R1oN.
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'G:Ranauer&
Dealers in
READY MADE !
i
Gents Furnishing Goods.
HATS Sc CAPS.
TRUNKS AND vALlsys. |
In largo assortment add at lie lowest
. prices in the city.
We wish 70 cell The stteptv,n Of our
Trends aud tho public in general,
to our full Stock Of
CUSTOM 51ADB
Dress and Business
SUITS,
MEMS IourHe' AND cHlLDRINs'
II which you will get a. good . 1t q
r nnads to order.
At1s1lios h also called to o.. gesat:
variety Of =
Furnishing ! Goods,
H. such a. III:
:0eviot, Percale, Manhat-
ton and Prince Alexis
S I'll I r T s., .,
SPRING A ND SUMMER UNDER
..-1<.r. WEAR.
Bri.ish, Batbrie.n, Cotton and wso'ss
........ III . Sc -,
Gents white Berlin. Cs.si.ss. .,d KID
~ GLOW MS
.;:,n.. 20. as arre' t.. 'g: l,s s ~
sa::3 J ef''n''b,ie, usss..a silty -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "a
EliH .,!"lG 20 !, T..
NEOKTIE8 AND BOWS
.... q ~ = ''' a ~. 's','.'., r.
Z $>>i8 -, : So - i = - .r<<Z
: ,>,s;z;5is IN aAs lias IT ~ ] ..-.
TRUNKS { VALlSES
20 Asvs 90 ,staaly siall stesk.
10yau are AZ invited 10 se0s sad q.
e.tAs Tor yearssak. aad ysa win fnd ~
olweyo reedy = wax - yen, and nee -
pfeea = sesH ye'a essds, vhetAer. ysub ~
u ~. I'd. Sax, 's:s1.sI ...'s@
Ct. E1/ANAURR& GO.
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y y4u ere AZ Invited 70 ssos aad e..
e.iAs tor yoarssef {. aad ysa win fnd ~
esweye rse9 y wax - yen. and Ast -
pfeed e alsH ys.a god, vhsthsr. yssb ~
u net nd .s::,'..31.sI ,2..5.,...:.,,s1 Sc.
.~.... I. olisses olssaiaG 1all
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE,

ALBANY, n. Y, May 4, 1872
Mr.. TIEMANN offered resolution that the Legis-
lature adjourn sine die on the 18th inst. at noon,
which was laid on the table,.
REPORTS.
To amend the charter of New York City Sunday
Schools and Missionary Society OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
For the preservation OF shell-fsh in the town OF
North Hampstead.
The Senate went into Committee OF the Whole on
the Supply bill, and discussed IL ut length.
= Che committee finally rose and reported progress,
anu made the bill special order for Tuesday morn
Ing.
Mr.. PALMER introduced bill to extend the time
within Which taxes to lie raised in New York city
and county for 1872 may be fixed
The Senate then adjourned until Monday even
ing, at half past seven O'Clock.
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ASSEMBLY.

The following bills we're reported
Regulating the duties OF New York CorOncrs.
Providing for an assistant clerk In the Court OF
General Sessions OF the Peace in the city and county
of New York.
To suppress the trade in obscene literature and
obscene advertisements OF patent medicines.
PASSED
For aid TO religious societies In Kings county.
Authorizing the appointments OF attendants and
messengers in the Supreme Court OF Kings county.
TO furnish statue for the Capitol ut Washington.
Authorizing the consolidation OF the Rochester,
Nunda and Pennsylvania Railroad with other rail-
roads,
to issue preferred and special stock.
TO secure to crcditorsa just division of the estates
To remove the old Court House buildings in
Brooklyn.
TO incorporate national university of music and
other liberal arts
road Company to extend their road.
To incorporate tue Union Stock Yard and Market
Amending the charter OF the United States Life
Insurance Company OF New York.
To esta biSh st. Pauis church, ut Rome, italy, by
a board OF trustees in New York.
TO amend the charter OF the New York Bond De-
post Company.
TO further prevent the use OF the slugshot ana
other dangerous weapons.
To incorporate the American Improvement Com
pnny Lost
70 authorize the New York Loan and Indemnity
Company to accept and execute certain trusts.
Amending the act making provision for the gov
pay OF sher6s.
THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT HOUSE,
To repeal the act OF 1870 providing for police
court house for the Third Judicial district OF New
York city.
Providing for settling certain suits by and against
the late Metropolitan Fire Department.
TO authorize the Rondout and Oswcqo Railroad
Company to extend Its road and change It's name.
Amending the charter of the city OF Rochester
To reduce aud levy certain assessments in the
city Of Brooklyn.
TO change bulkhcads and piers In the harbor Of
New York in East River and Busiwick Inlet
Providing aid for the Female Guardian Society
and Home for the Frendless in New York city.
Authorizing the Board OF Public Instruction OF
New York city to take piece OF land IN tnc
Twelfth ward for school purposes.
Amending the act relative to jurors IN New iorh
city by exempting ministers OF the Gospe, proics-
sors, teachers and physicians having patterns;
TO establish the compensation OF county '""scs
and Sufroratcs. o,,.rro,,en, az
Reappropriatlng moneys for the cnargelnsns o.
Champian Canal paying awards lor cahai uaninsosy
and to rebuild the state dam at Troy, A.. 80,
Mr.. AITKEN introduced bill ahtnol1,ns a,v
/ eral Courts OF Record IN kInss co""'y W
! prisoners to the Penltcnuary. .,.,.n a poora ~
Mr. RpRRI reportcd bill to ESTABLISH boaiu Va
! Health I'm Kings county. :. co,r, o,,ardanta
Also regulating the number OF Court auehuan's
/ in Kings county 49,, aron,no ar ha,cnnst
/ ne
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ture for the Cape Of Good Hope IN Her Majesty's
ironclad Ocean, TO acknowledge your letter Of
December Is and telegram Of January II, both OF
which came by the same vessel from Alden.
intend trying to get o
few OF the natives to 60 ahead In
light order by UrOoi to UjijL They may, II success
fnl, return in six or seven months. Ny reason
for trying to this Ii that the English expedition
coming in March will be hopelessly delayed by
the rains OF the coast region until April at least.
Now Is the end Of the best travelling season.
The coast rains arc about setting In, and those
up country have nearly ended Food is abundant,
and porters are easily obtained. No news what
ever has come from unyanyembe since wrote in
September There have been many rumors both
concerning Mr.. Stanley and the Arabs, but nothing
Of DR.. Livingstone and Viii. Yours, &C.,
JOHN KIKK.n
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TIE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, May A. +. NJ.

Synopsis FOR the Past Ttcenty.yOur Hours.
The lowest barometer has moved eastwardy
from Lake Ontario New England, followed
by brisk and very brisk northwesterly winds
from the lakes to the middle Atlantic coast.
England, otherwise clear weather generally. The
barometer has fallen the northwest
and is probably lowest over Eastern Dakota
High southeasterly winds are prevailing over
Minnesota; partially cloudy weather has prevailed
at San Diego and Portland, Oregon, but clear
weather at San Francisco, with brisk, westerly
winds. The rivers have continued rising at Pitts
burg and st. Louis, but falling at Memphis, Cairo,
Cincinnati and shreveport.
ProbabHiHes
The barometer will continue rising over the New
England and Middle States but falling north and
west OF the Ohio Valley. An area OF low barometer
will probably move eastward over Southern Mime
sofa and the Upper Lake region. Clear weather
will generally prevail on Sunday over the New
England middle and Southern States, cloudy
and possibly threatening weather from the
lower Missouri Valley nOrthwestward over
the upper Lake region. Brisk to high
southeastery winds, veeiing to sOuthwestly to-
night, probable for the latter to northwcstery
on Sunday. Cautionary signals are ordered for
Duluth, Milwaukee, Chicago and Grand Harbor.
The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twcntyfour hours in CON-
parison with the corresponding day of last year. as
Indicated by the thermometer az Hudnut's Phar-
macy, HERALD Building
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$4,000. uoxrx MAtKEr-LoSpoS, May al 30 p. M
n,ois closed at % Tor money and g for the account
Irnited States nvctwenfy bonds, oo-s W iooo y oo~
oII.: Isg7s aSis. tcn.forues sts., ~
Pans BouRsfPARis, May A-Rcntes closed at of &c
isyvnroot CorroN MARxEr-IIvwRFooL, May 81 ID
p M-The cotton market closed dull Mddlins upIands:
AZ Inc day have been 10000 bales, including zO Tor
SPECULATION export Sales of cotton at nearly quo
from New Orleans, lll6d and li4d
LIVERPOOL BRsApsrusys MARxkr--LivERsooL Nay -
80 r. M-The market Is quiet -
T,yyRrooL PnovisroSs MARKEr-LrvvRrooT, May 81 30
r. M.-Bacon gls. per cwt. for Cumberland cut
LONDON PIopuck MARKrr-loSpoN, May A-Ta'ows
Ss per cw for Russian. Lnseed cakes Il0 per ton ZOE
tiAn ob0ng feeding sperm oil, &Y5 &lU Der tan
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CALIFORNIA.
The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 3, 1872
The ST. Louis delegation to-day submitted TO the
Committee of One Hundred a counter proposition
for the construction OF the Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad, the company to receive s10,000,0O0
i'm san Francisco six per cent bonds and
terminal privileges, and guarantee to build
the road with reasonable despatch from san Fran
cisco TO the Colorado River, expending all the funds
received here on the California end OF the road; to
incorporate with another company; TO give the
city stock In the company equal TO the
amount or its subscription In bonds; to
allow the city a representative in the Board OF
Dlrectors to give an equivalent in stock for the
interest on the bonds paid for terminal accommo
datiuns.
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From the Hartford Post, May 81

'Tis saying little to say that the humane enter
prise OF the NEW YORK HERALD in aiding to dis
cover the whereabouts OF DR.. Livingstone was
worthy OF nation rather than expected OF . news
paper The world learns, through its means. that
Livingstone has reached Zanzibar the east coast
OF Africa about eight degrees south OF the Equator
alive and probably well, Notwithstanding his seven
years spent among the wilds OF savage Africa. 1t
is about year since the search expedition Of the
HERALD started from Zanzibar. and now the news
comes OF successful attempt and the return to
that point with the veteran explorer. Our knOwl-
edge Of the geography OF Africa Is so slight, notwt
standing the reports OF the expeditions OF Murray
Bruce, Burckhardt Park Chatterton and others,
that we gain but vague idea of the OF Liv-
ingstone by the meagre reports or the telegraph 1t
Is quite possible thai the reports OF his jonrncyings
should he return to England and live to complete
them, will serve to change entirely our present
maps OF interior Africa for several degrees on either
side the Equator
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THi : JAPANESE COMMISSIONERS.

~ SAN FRANCISCO, May 4, 1872
.yonari Yoshide, Japanese Special Commissioner
I'D General q. b. Williams and suite, started for
the East overland this morning.
THE MEXICAN MpRDERERs.
Samuel Kcefer keeper Of u stage station at New
River, on the Colorado desert, between san Diego
and Fort Yuma, was killed and the station sacked
by Mexicans, supposed to be from Lower Call
fOrnia.