, 1872-01-29

New York. A number OF Young nen
followed her, hooted and jostled her in
depot. Hackmen and railroad men res
cued her, put her in a carriage and
drove away.
BALrMoRE, Jan. 26-Archbishopl
Spaulding is again seriously i'll, and
grave apprehensions are felt by his ply
sicians as to his ultimate recovery.
CHICAGO, Jan. Singular case of
hydrophobia occurred to George Ryder,
prominent young man who was taken
sick on Monday night, hst night died
in terrible agony. Had never been bit
ten by dog. ID .ssi.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 20-Yesterday and
last night o handbilbwas1 distributed,
throughout the city, as follows: To
arms, To arms Colored men to the
front. The Yarmouth slaves at the
Mechanics Institute to-day concluded to
expel Wilson, Reaton and Turne]l.
Yarmouth will next attempt to remove
Ingraham and Antoine from the Senate.
Rally, rally, at l o'clock on the corner
of Rampart and Canal streets. ] Let
those who dared to trample' on our
rights as citizens tremble until the mar
row of their bones shake Let the cry
be, Down with this tyrant crew. Rally,
r..Ily, rally! Liberty or death.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 21-It was said at
the Executive Mansion that the Pres
ident does not intend to interfere with
the purchase Of San Domingo. 4 n RI 3S
New York, Jan. 22--The Herald states
that the city of Newark has been swim
died by contractors out of a large
amount of money by frauds very similar
to the Tammany robberies. -.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22-Ihe Postal
Committee have reported on the Postal
Telegraph Bill and contemplate bring
! ing it before the Senate at an early day.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Civilians to-day
formerally assumed charge of the De-
partment of Justice. It is understood
he will pursue the exact course m .the
Ku Klux trial laid out by Akerman.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 12 Philadelphia is
selected by the National Republican
Executive Committee as the place OF
meeting of the National Convention.
CHICAGO, Jan. ia Washington spe-
cial says the action Of the Senate IN
legislating almost adversely to the ad-
mission of six japanese students as
cadets at West Point has induced the
Japanese Minister to visit the Senate
and induce them to reconsider their
votes. The Japanese Government pro
poses to pay all the expenses of cadets.
and only desires to send them to West
Point as they believe it is the best school
in tho country. Most of the Senators
object to admitting foreigners on aocoui
of precedent. ~ Eo*G
A dispatch from Berlin states that the
representative of Great Britain deliver
ed to the Emperor of Germany a memo
randum of the English Government re-
lative to the San Juan boundary ques-
ton.
Smallpox is spreading throughout
the British isles. r.
RICHMOND. Jan. 14-Right Rev. Bish-
op Jno. 4McGill, for 81 years Bishop Of
the Diocese of Virginia, died here this
morning aged 60 years.
New YORK, Jan. 17--Mayor Hall has
resumed his office. Bank Examiner
Calender has been held for trial.
.WAsHNGToN, Jan. .17-At a regular
meeting of the Territorial delegates this
morning the following was unanimously
adopted: - s IL
Resolved,; That in making federal ap.
pointments within Territories the Presi
dent is respectfully requested to apply
the same rule in selecting citizens there.
of as is adopted in making appointments
in the States.
San FRANCISCO, Jan. 2O-There were
Sc deaths this week in San Francisco.
One thousand sacks of Costa Rice
coffee were shipped to st. Louis over.
land to-day. -
The military review in honor of the
japanese embassy took place this after
noon according to announcement. L
was quite success. There was man
ifest political feeling in certain quarter,
which reduced the ranks of seme of tn,
companies very materially, and tn,
crowd which completely blocked NJ
New Montgomery, Market and the soutl
end Of Montgomery streets, could no
be forced back sufficiently to allow fire,
movements of the troops. Neverthe
less, the spectacle was fine and greatly
enjoyed by the japanese. The com
mander-in-chief of the army of Japan
a mere boy in appearance, only 26 years
of age, small in stature, but q very in
telligent gentleman, was on the platform
with Gen. Cobb and staff, and received
the salute of each officer as he passed
with stately courtesy, quite noticeable
/ After the review which was q brief one