, 1872-10-17


Fayal says insurrectionists made two at
tacks on frigate Asturias yesterday, but
were repulsed. Three Government YES
sells are blockading harbor of Fayal.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-There was an
interview to-day in the Interior Depart
ment, between the General Commission
er of Indian affairs and a large>p party of
Indians representing Kiowa, Comanche,
Apache and other wild tribes from the
western part of Indian Territory who
have SO long made Kansas and Eastern
Mexico q raiding ground.
NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-National Board
of Trade commenced at the City Hall
this afternoon. Delegates present from
San Francisco, Milwaukee, Baltimore,
Chicago, Cincinnati, St. Louis. Detroit,
Philadelphia, Boston, New Orleans.
Louisville, Buffalo, Portland. Me-, Troy,
Salem, Mass, Wilmington, Del, New
ark and Galveston. Fredk. Frailey, of
st. Louis was elected permanent chair
man. A delegation was present from
the Dominion Board of Trade headed
by Hon John Young and were, on mo
ton, admitted to seats. Young, in re-
turning thanks for the courtesy, spoke
of the advantage accruing to both coun-
tries from reciprocacy. The Canadians
wanted all barriers to trade thrown
down; but until the U. S. National debt
was reduced did not desire Zolverein.
Several Vice Presidents were elected,
some Commissioners appointed and the
Board adjourned till tomorrow at 10 A.
NJ.
NEW York, Oct. 15.-Dr Mormoniere,
resident physician of Brooklyn Homoe-
pathic hospital was discharged by the
lady managers on the glound that he
was Roman Catholic. Six or eight
physicians attached to the Asylum re-
,IiCu Al consequence.
The counsel for Mrs. Davidson of
Philadelphia. daughter Of Mrs. Bishop,
whose will is in contest, moved con-
tinuance of suit to-day on application
of Mrs. Davidson. her daughter, on the
ground that they desired a judicial de-
cision to preclude further litigationA-
Mrs. Bishop was sister of Matilda
Heron.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 15---Morning
Post collapsed to-day. Cause of their
failure was not receiving associated press
news.
New York, Oct 13-The members of
the Lotus Club gave brilliant reception
last night to JAS. Anthony Tronde, the
distinguished English author. White
law Reid, in an appropriate address, in
troduced Tronde and after passing a
eulogiua on the works of the author
welcomed him in the name of the men,
bers of the Club to America. Tronde
responded briefly, thanking he members
for their kind reception. The following
gentlemen among Others, addressed
those present: John Bigelow, Edmund
Yates, Jas. Brooks, Gen. L. c. Dowell
and Mayor Hall.
The Grand United Order of Colored
Odd Fellows will celebrate, tomorrow,
by parade and meeting in the evening,
their 2Sth anniversary. Past Grand
Masters and Council of Delegates from
different States and candidates will par
ticipate.
The following is the account of the
| great four mile race yesterday at Jerome
Park il which Mr.. II. Ssnforl's Mon
| archist, by Lexington, distanced Harry
Bassett. Monarchist went off first, with
King Henry second, Bassett trailing
The pace was very slow. At the quar-
ter Bassett passed King Fenry and Fan
length or two behind Monarchist. Iu
this way they ran the first mile. Pass
ing the stand Col. McDaniels signalled
Roe to go on at the turn. Bassett was
even with Monarchist and fairly took
the lead, holding it by half length
As they rounded the bluff, coming into
view, they were neck and neck; at the
q pole Monarcnist led q trile; at the
furlong pole and stand Monarchist again
took the lead. Again McDaniels order.
ed Roe to go on, and again Jimmy re-
sponded; but before reaching the quar-
ter pole it was evident that Bassett could
not or would not respond to Roe's call
From that point to the finish Monarch
ist slowly but surely increased the lead
aud won by 200 yards in 1881. Bas-
sett second, fifty yards in front of King
Henry. Time: First mile, 80 sec
ond. 1:47114a; third, 1864; fourth, l 81
The unveiling and presentation to the
city of the Walter Scott monument will
take place on October 26.
The bakers contemplate strike fol
u hours day and SIS week. They
| now work 1S hours and receive $12 pei
week
BALTIMORE, Oct. i3-The installation
of Bishop Bailey, as Archbishop OF
the diocese of Baltimore, took place
to-day with most imposing ceremonies
AUBURN, Oct. 13.-A full meeting