, 1872-09-19
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BRUssELLs, Sept 16.,-The Nord news
paper publishes, in the interest of the
Russian government, u denial Of the re-
port that the Car will demand the
abrogation of the treaty of Paris.
New YORK, Sept ia London dis
patch says that Edward About, a we'll
known political writer has been arrested
near Str;.sbourg, France, by German au-
thorities. About is thought to have Of
Tended Germany in some Of his late
writings not yet published.
LONDON, Sept. 16.--Charles Sumner
arrived at Liverpool on Saturday. On
visiting the American Club he received
the first information of his nomination,
by the Democrats and Liberal Republi-
cans of Massachusetts, for Governor
Sumner announced that he would posi-
lively decline.
GENEVA, Sept. 16.-The opinion of
Sir Alex. Cockburn, the British Arbitra-
tor dissents from the decision of the
other members on the Alabama Claims.
CoSsTASTISopLE, Sept. 1G.-It is I'M
derstood that some trouble has arisen
regarding the arrival tribute of $4,000,
annually paid to the Sultan by the gov
erament of Montenegro, and that war
will follow.
PORTLAND, o., Sept. ia man nam
ed Miller jumped from runaway team
and struck the pavement in such m an
ner as to xii him by breaking his skull.
Track layers on the West Side r. r.
are laying mile of track every day.
The road will be completed to st. Joe,
about so miles from Portland this month.
The Bulletin, this evening, announces
its change from an Independent to a
straight Republican journal, and in a
few days will pass Into the hands of II
join. stock company. The Oreyoniaa is
now owned by a joint stock COMPANY
and is edited by ". Laii Hill in the III
terest of H. w. Corbett.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 1.-THE report of
the Grand Treasurer to the Grand Lodge
of Odd Fellows OF U. S. shows the re-
celpts of the year to be SIT, 427 and the
Ii, -t,,,t.c
ments to the charter of several State
Lodges We're presented for approval
New standing Committees were formed
ON Degree of Rebecca and Foreign Re
lations. The election of officers for the
ensuing two years resulted in the choice
of C.. A. Logan, Kansas, Most Worthy
Grand Sire; II. J. Durham. Kentucky,
Right Worthy Deputy Grand Sire; J. l..
Resity, Maryland. reelected Right Wor-
thy Grand .pondins and Record
ing Secretary; JOSHUA Vansant, Mary
land, reelected Right Worthy Grand
Treasurer. The other officers of the
Grand Lodge viii be appointed by the
Most Worthy Grand Sire.
After the election Of officers they pro-
ceeded to. regular order of business
Various resolutions pertaining to disci-
pine, amendments to Bylaws, etc,
We're presented ard reported. A petit
ton of 30 eolored citizens of Ohio
praying that they be allowed to or yanize
Lodge jurisdiction of independent Or
der, after warm and protracted debate,
in which many of the leading Represen-
tatiyes took part, was laid on the table.
WASHINGTON, Sept 17.-Attorney Gen.
Williams received a dispatch from Hol-
ly Springs, Miss, from U. s. District
Attorney Wells, stating that the L. S.
Marshall had captured David Flynn, a
notorious countarfeiter of gold coin, and
Inc accomplices, with their tools and
a great quantity of manufactured coin.
Flynn has been connterfeiting for forty
ye&fs.
PIrTsHuRG. Pa, Sept, 17.---At the af-
terno9a session CT TIE Soldiers and Sal
lors convention Senator Henry Wilson
Of Mass. WAS present and his appearance
was greeted with the widest enthusi-
asm. He addressed the Convention
briefly, thanking them for their gener-
ouG welcome and expressing JOY at meet
ing SO many brave men who saved his
country. Referring to the commence
ment of the war he declared that lie
Union soldiers were not actuated by
feeling Of hatred, but were inspired by
love for their country, love OF liberty,
love of the people of the whole country.
He added: To-day you meet here to
do something more to perpetuate what
yoI have won on the battle field and
that too for your country and for the
aggrandizement of no set of men on the
earth "a &t1kt fA14t. 5Gi5-6
1t was resolved to send greeting to
President Grant WITH tie assurance that