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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AZTLAN LODGE No. IF, F. SAM.
LOOP, ARIZONA LODGE, NO. l.

,ssSaxsSsx Regular Meetings of this Lodge on We'd zN<Ta< nesday Evenings, at Masonic Hall. Mem
 SasTss<~ bers of the Order in good standing invited to attend. b HENDERSON, N. G. c. A. LUKE, Secretary.
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i, Davis, of Upper Hassayampa, rcjoices b,. s s'ood of young turkeys, hstchcd by a h,.s siid turkeys eggs which Jeff "g,b-
 v of nest found by him up "thar"
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIoo,
 GENERAL LAND OFFICE.

GENERAL LAND OFFICE,
 WASHINGTON, D. C., May l7, 1872. Register and Receirer, Prescott, Arizona Ter. |: GENTLEMEN: I transmit herewith da- gram showing the location of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad through the Territory of Arizona, from the eastern to the western boundaries, showing also the forty and fifty mile limits of the land grant thereto, under act of Congress appr5ved July 2, 1866, and you are hereby directed to withhold from pre-cmption or homestead entry, private sale or location. all the odd numbered sec tions, both surveyed and unsurveyed, falling within those limits, not reserved, sold, grant ed, or otherwise appropriated. and free from pre-emption or other claims or rights, at the time the line of said road was designated by filing plat thereof in this office, which ,ras March l2th, 1872. The even numbered sec tions within the forty mile limits you will in crease in price to $2.50 per acre, and dispose of them at that price and under the pre- emption and homestead laws only.
 The even sections outside of the forty mile limits are not affected by this withdrawal, nor are the claims of pre-emption settlers initiated prior to the right of the road at taching, March 18th, 1872, affected by it.
 You will please acknowledge the receipt of this letter without delay.
 Very respectfully,
 WILLIS DRUMMoND, Commissioner.
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Another Colony.

ma ''ho gave his name as James O'Brien. ,l..+. UT office one day this week and said ,-~-' u'.'s af and twenty-tree others had settled ,,,s.s .1s .lttle Colorado river, on or near the
 'ae Thirty Fifth Parallel Railroad.
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Arrived.

Rowell & Taylor's freight train arrived here from Tucson, a short time ago, with barley for Uncle Sam.
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Departed.

Rogers and Buckalcw's freight train started for Tucson Thursday last, with lumber, shingles, etc.
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SUMMONS.

IE THE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD JtpiCfAL l District Yarapai County. Arisona.
 Levi Bashford and Coles Bash.era. Plaintiff
 
 Lawrence q. Gray and Charles T.. Hitchcock Fs.fts \ Action hrotght in the Dis;ric; Cout of tn Fi,s In acaI Distinct in and for the county of savapa m ie Ter rttory of Arizona " Ae Ierr'tsry e Arisena sends or,etsns Isxroaos V. Sray and Charles F. Hitchcock. deseudaats
 lou are hereby summoned and required so np.ar in m aenon brought agaiusi you by the above nam ri,tN ,n me District Coar, of the Third Judicial Dlssrr ia d TOT oe comfy of fasapa in the Territory af Afsaa anu answer the complaint fled with the C'stk tf ihis Cort al Prescott in said county. Ca copy of which oa. plant accompanies this summous) within ta~nt, aav. fexensiye of the day of servicel ater ths serv ma yon of this summons, if served In this eouH,y; m fl r, out of the county md within this district thrn wha thriy days; In all other forty tays
 And you are hereby notified that 1T ron f. s ry.... and answer the complain; above required he rla 6ts vii take judgment by default against you ne sg, m iour thousand seven hundred and twenty ulns ia- md Four cents and interest thereon fm the 27th day of Nav A, D ISL a the rate of ten per cent pc aaHun aad costs and disbursements in this behalf expsnt cd
 Given under my hand and ,he seal of thr sal F.-ts Court at Prescott, this 29th day of April A. D ls7s
 ED. W. WEI IS Clerk CoLks BAsnroRp, Attorney for Plaintiff. nd
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POST OFFICE, PRESCOTT. Arrivals and Departures of Mails-Postal Rules-Money Orders. &c., &c.

Mails arrive from all points, Mondays and Thursdays. Depart. Wednesdays and Saturdays.
 0fice hours from NJ to s r. M.
 Money Orders issued every day of the week except Sunday. ORLANDO ALLEN. F. N.
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FOR SALE.

A water right in the Tempe Ditch; and. also fwo -n.hs. ~with waser-contaiusns l60 acres each.
 Apply to ,,cS sc ~ q S fers v r,.s. J, ps,;x = Esasf ph0uix June l4 1874 lc<t<
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DIVINE SERVICES.

Chaplain Gilmore. U. s. Army will deliver religious discourse iu the Courtroom. Prescott every Sunday. Services commence at eleven o'clock A. N
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FoR SALE.

One Ranch in Salt River Valley. situated within one half mile of East Ph9uix containing 6o of arabic land The improvements one large Dwelling House containing nine rooms Grauary one Corral and all the necessary out buildings
 There are 0 asssed three yearod fruit trees in four shng condition, embracing the orange lemon peach, arr;cot apple etc Also 900 choice grape vnes-pro. duciug for the past two years
 There are six acres Chile clover (aalf loo acres of corn 10 acres sorghum. and acres ot beans now un- der cultivation. - . The entire ranch with all pertaining to it. will be sold s, sa m one half cash balance by secured note payable n year.
 W. R. FEELINGS, East Phrnix- East Phnnx June II, 1872. je2'2
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ALL THE PATENT PILLS. FIR sH Es and genuine, at DR- KENDALLs Psoneei
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MARRIED.

At Prescott June r. 1872 by L. B. Jewell, J. P Joh W. Davis and Kate Bowman.
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PRESCOTT.
Administrators Sale. Estate of ROBERT LANSDoN, Deceased

Notice Is hereby given that the Administrator for the above named estate, will sell a public auction in Weken- burg county of Yavapa Territory of Arizona on Mon day July ls 1872 all the real estate of said decease' wit One building in Block No. 9 occupied by Badt Godwater; building in Block No. 2 adjoining Man. nasse one house the south side of the Hassayampa directly opposite Wickenburg Said property will be sold to the highest bidder for cash.
 W.K. FERRIS, Administrator. Prescott June 9, 1872.
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NOTICE.

The Assessment Roll of Yavspai county, for the year 1872 having been received at the office of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of sid county notice is hereby given that Board Of Supervisors will meet as Board of Equalization the office of the said Clerk in Prescott the first Monday in July 1872 and continue Tn session from time , time until the business of Equalization pre- sented to them shall be disposed of
 E Attest: ED w WELLS.
 Clerk Board Supcrs, Yavapai Co. Prescott June 12. le7a jel5
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Atlantic and Pacific Railroad

The following letter, relative to the with drawal and disposition of certain lands, along the line the proposed railroad, in Arizona, is published for general information:
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BORN

Al San Francisco California June 6. ls7a to the wife of Jos. Young.
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HOsTETTER,s BITE Rs, V Al pr. KendaiTs Pioneer Drug Stcrs.
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FORWARDING.

The undersigned informs the people of waapsi DkI
 t Prescott snd intermediates points that he prspsrsd ,o receive and forward freight for fss iDeror seasaasl sje ratss and 10 promrs manner. ''' WOOSTER N. HARDY. I HardyvflIe Arizona. Dee. 1. ls7l des2sf
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A faIi suppIy of all the P atent Meaaessss D AfDr. KExpAfLs Pioeeer Drug ssas.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

RY 9. ADLER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aN BROAR
brown STONE Msnsiou on the premises is BecoSd svs.
nue.. Spectators take notice
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UCTION.-LARGE AND GENUINE SALE OF
IA Handsome and genteel Household Furniture,
at the private residence 252 West Forty street.

A UGUsTUs Marines L CO., AUcTroNEERs.-
At h e re snss5s ws Ta Ds
street :, near FIfh avenue, at II. O'Clock. Prop.
n!turc, Pompadour Marie .Antoinctfe styles Gov
cred richest description silk brocade E!agcres
eminent artists Bronzcs statuary. ornaments Vases,
Pianoiortc celebrated maker rosewood walnut Bureaus
Bedseads Wardrobcs Mattresses Extension Table, Buf
fe China Ware, Linen, Cutlery Silver Ware Glass Ware
also all Furniture scrvants' apartments BPartics
wishing attend this sale take Fifth avenue stages or Sixth
avenue cars Sale percuptory. - - $3.50
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YORK HERALD THURSDAY JUNE IT, ls72-rRIPLE SHEET


- SALES AT AUCT1OUs
ALIsE Lien. :: .IsEs. AUcTIoxEsEs,,
SHsTss s, ~ ssisS :.,''.
sts saSss 4 s ias!;
,mer.,,- 81 S;oDSss S SS EAis5ises, vaSA1
sss &c studio. e. sss
1 HnsSs N KKs,..y Ronuer, H.nrstt.
5: e.: $;E;;;s s:s&'ia'
Ssss sss' y:sa ssvslsSnss
:i Ss !:'ssss w. y:1n aSSs
iogues. "''n ca'a'
ALLEN ,: MINER AUcTIoNEER
BY 4ssS$S'Ss%$sT$ I S;ss SES ''''
oEsrxxL - ana Z RsHs SIs x1Rsoss
CARPETS. &C. &C. ''
Deiailsin time
A RICH. JOHNSTON. AUcr!oNEER
sSssss s5t ssR eS%sl?Ss$ ''''
made TO order, without regard to cost
5qh OK sas n; ! s yXS % sssssLL
have received instructions
THIS DAY :; and 81 p II fsfio ja ss and .
at their .alestoom.
the entire Costly f Farni.p S,s q family
declining housekeeping In the
DRAWING ROOM
may be found superb velvet and moque Carpets very
beautifully carved Suit In striped satin brocatei with
S d css spso na
Among the various articles In the
F DINING ROOM
very elegant French inlad carved walnut
Table, with Buffet, Chairs and Lounge to match dne
English Carpets and Curtains to match.
In the assortment Of
Chamber Furniture
inlaid and carved French walnut and rosewood Bed
sgin0H Waahq IA A..
MORE a. Glacc, Turkish Easy Chairs and Lounges
LIBRARY.
Fine Dwarf and Wing Bookcases, Pedestals, Bronzes
and Clocks Lace and BrOcatel Curtains Library Tables
Ottomans Library Suit silk rops; Reclining Chairs &c
KITCHEN FURNITURE
very nne
consisting single and double Rergerators Tables with
six and eight drawers inlsd with marble. for pastry
Copper Ware. -
RICH. JOHNSTON AUCTIONEER
IA Once and sacsroom 81 Nassau street.
opposite tho Post Ofhce.
JOHNsTON 4 VAN TAsSELL
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IA
IA Once and salcsroorn 81 Nassau street. a.
.#M opposite tho Post Ofice.
JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL
will sell at auction THIS DAY THURSDAY). June a. at
IL O'Clock.
If NOT PREVIOUSLY DISPOSED OF AT PRIVATE
@a SALE,
the entire contents Of the elegant Confectionery Store.
pap an Soda Ssf
0enerator marble top Tables carved walnut Counters
ana Partitions Bakcr and Oyster Oven Oicoths Ola
ware and China all the Utensils apperainins TO- rst
class c2neconers the stock Candies, &C.; also the
For full particulars apply at the auctlonccrs once 81
Nassau street.
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ADRIAN B. MULLER, p: R. WILKINS Z Co.

on THURSDAY, June n, at u o'clock,
at the Exchange Salesro0m, Ill Broadway.
Twotirds OF the purchase at the option Of
the purchaser remain OIL bond and mortgage for three
years
The title Is undoubtcd Tho lots naturally graded,
and none OF them are much above below the street
the grade Of the Boulevard at Seventy first street
"a feet above high water mark and Eleventh avenue
and scveny-nrst street the grade Is 81 feet above.
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LNOR SALE-A BARGAIN, A FIRST CLASS FAMILY
il Liquor Store doing q good paying business: Lease
low rent; rare chance. Apply toJ p TRAvER 81 Great
JOneg
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L,oR sALE-THE FINEST MARBLE LUNCH OR BAR
Counter in New York 80 feet In length top 81 inches
wide, all also first class French Cooking Range,
Coppcrs and Fixtures all new at bargain Call at 04s
Broadway Columbia Hall.
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ExCHANGE-FOR BROOKLYN HOUSE LOTS or
~ house near the city, farm near Utica good build
nss, rich soil aud ane ocationi cncuinbrance light
40. A0YT son, t7i Broadway
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A GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE
"A Doing good business Apply at ~ West Sixteenth
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~ teclly furnished IL rooms; modern improvements;
stable shade trees; garden half hour from clty oca
West FortysecOnd street.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

w small Farm, In Northern New Jersey on the Erie
Raroa must have comfortable buildings, good variety
ton, and within mile OF station. Address, with full
particulars stating lowest price for cash, box 1858 Post
Office, New York.
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A DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIoNEER.

a -
PORTION OF THE HARSEN ESTATE,
COMPRISING FIFTY-FOUR LOTS AND CORES ON THE
WEST SIDE OF GRAND BOULEVARD, NORTH SIDE
OF SEyENTY-FIRST STREET AND
M EAST SIDE OF ELEVENTH AVENUE,
will be sold at auction, by
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"A made Iou.chold Furnturs, Piancfcrtc. velvet Car
pets Pier ana Manel Mirrors Pnrcr and Bedroom Suits
OIL Painting. Brohzes Lace Curtains; is Bedrooms com.
pIctely furnished; complete Funitgrc story private
me ncng at I0S o'clock this day. Thursday, June "a
LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer.
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E,OR sALE-A CORNER LIQUOR STORE, UNION
II avenue and Wters street, Williamsburg; Ave years.
lease and cheap rent must be sold this week
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TELEGRApHIO NEWS ITEMS,

Giuseppe C.dbino, spaniard, stabbed and killed In
oyster Burgundy street, In New Orleans last
night.
P. b. To- xnsend the policeman who sho, Wednesday
night In Orleans by Alexander Newton, noted des-
perado, Died yesterday
The Methodist church Of Kingston Pa burned to the
ground yesterday after The FIRE originated
tons oom Loss $4,000 over the insurance.
Ma din Colan, employee the oil factory of Page
Sprs Chicago ushed between and the
cell ing Saturday afternoon and instantly killed.
Henry werman and Ernest Nester aged thirteen years.
bioke through the ice while skating Spring Gardens Bait
lore, on Saturday afternoon, and were drowned.
The Central Christian church, dedicated Cincinnati
tcrday erected at uiing the Site i0Oul
3 OF the most capacous edfces the UniteI
Statcs comfortably seating over two thousand people,
small Boston store owned by j. N Downe and occupied
by Ackerman liquor saloon burned yesterday
morning with contents and Downes grocery adj
ing slightly damaged The total loss about $s,000
surancc, 900.
Under date of the 18th INST Governor Baldwin, OF Mich
will issue proclamation the State Legsa-
In session. Lansing March 49, reapporon
the state into nineteen Congressional Districts lie has also
directed that special elections take place March TO fill
the vacancies in the Legislature.
Stephen Davenpors residence Cold Spring. ~ ",
destroyed by fire Saturday Loss $1,000; no nsM-
The wife of Charles Emerson conductor on the
Hudson River Railroad, boarder In Davcnport's
house, aud endeavorng to her effects was nearly SUI
located she taken to Cold Spring. where she now lies
| a critical condition.
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THE HERALD AND Dr. LIVINGSTONE.

Iron the Kansas QlL) Citizen Feb. 81
The explorer In the wilds OF Africa sent out by
England, and by her so grossly neglected, has Gre
ated an interest In the minds Of all lovers of scien-
tidc research throughout Chrstendom. In no
civilized country has DR.. Livingstone more earnest
admirers, or anxious and hopeful hearts for his
safety and ultimate return. than in America. The
honor-and, that which Is more, sterling and salts
factory gratltude-from all who are interested in
physical geography, from the school houses
to the academies aud throughout the world.
is due to the NEW YORK HERALD In taking
steps to discover the Whereabouts Of DR.. Living
stone Its representative has full outfit, and Is pro-
yided with ample resources and Instructions not to
return without satisfactory discoveries concerning
the adventurous and jealous explorer OF the I'M
known continent without means to carry Tor
ward great benevolent plans or to conduct i'm :
portanL scientific expeditions sne press OF the
United States Is foremost IN the advancement OF
all enterprises; and 1t Is with pride that
the less fortunate members OF the assOcla-
ton point to the HERALD that signazes its success
by endeav0ring to MT the veil tnat Dide5
the OF DIR. Livingstone and enshrouds that UNI
known country IN greater ana more hopeless mys-
terry. In thls instance Dlovang England Is true To
her renown OF unprecedented selnshness among
the nations Of the earth IN this reelection the ex
celent woman VINO is at the mead OF government Is
not included. The English, who boast more o. tner
learning and brag their scientlnc and mechanical
discoveries louder than any nation under the sun,
have permitted moro men OF learning, whose
beTflccs tncy uOW pioht VS. w e'oi "
will ever able reproduce 80 long as they may
remain q people, And while thinking over these
historic brllliants IN highlands pages the '1hun.
oerer' Uondon TTes)-stiif stately ana precise
as 1t is-slidcs out over cylinders anu press mace Dy
New York Yankee; and It's telegraph columns
each morning proclaim the privations discourage
ments, industry and nnal success oil one OF Amerl
cas- most distinguished and modest citlZeas.
Every true hearted man and woman under tho
SKY that knows one letter OF the alphabet IN aAy
language Is grateful to the HERALD for the enort it
is now making, and Will rejoice upon learning ITS
success, ana great good care Will they In myrtads
take tnat the result Is not credited to English ratl.
t,..l.
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Imperial treasury than be forced to MAINTAIN
the attitude of armed collectors of q national
debt 1t may be that M. de Remusat is cor
rect in his differences, and that France will be
permitted to continue to wear her s'collar of
gold" to the mutual advantage of both coun-
tries. The ''dirty, name BLACKBOARD" said an
Irish gentleman, who CHANGED to be insolvent
in the good old times of his native, land of
Sheriffs bailif, ''the name BLACKBOARD,
would have paid him off at once had he asked
1t like dacent fellow; and only for fear he'd
know had so much money and so wud come
again to taze me-"
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THE LATEST FROM UTAH.

Tho Snow storms I'm the Black Bills-Bloclk-
adc of the Pacific Road-EHorts to Feed the
SnOw.BouDd Pnsscngers-The Imprisoned
Japs-The Utah Central and Southern Rail-
SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. II, 1872.
The Union Pacific Railroad managers are making
great exertions to add to the comfort OF the
bound passengers in the Rocky Mountains, who
will doubtless consume the supplies laid In at Raw
Inns before they can reach ogden. by teiegraphic
orders Walker Bros. and Cunnington Il Co. shipped
to-day with hard work,
FOUR CAR LOADS OF PROVISIONS,
consisting OF beef, crackers, coffee, sugar, tea,
candles, canned meats, salmon and other edibles
for the passengers and the large force OF men en-
gagged In clearing the road. over two thousand
men are at work in the snowy region. but, with
all their labor, make but little haldway, as the
storms rage with unparalleled severity and the winds
blow great gusts, with but rare intermissl0n.
Western bound trains have made but
FOURTEEN MILES IN TWO DAYS
and more, and the road ahead is tremendously
blocked. 1t Is doubtful whether the trains can
reach Ogden before Wednesday, If them The storm
yesterday was extremely severe.
THE JAPANESE
are still waiting impatlently for the road to open
so that they can go East To-day the Embassy
visited the Tabernacle and witnessed Nor.
mon service, heard the big organ and the
big orators Of the church, and seemed to be
tolerably well satisfied with. the performance
though few understood the sermon. After q
banquet tomorrow there seems little LETT for the
Embassy to enjoy, novels or pleasant but they con-
slider that 1t Is better than to
HIBERNATE IN SNOW DRIFTS
In the Black Hills, and will stick 1t out here If 1t
takes ali winter.
The election tomorrow for city officers promises
to be exciting. The liberals have special hope Of
success, but are determined to show all their
strength.
The total number OF signatures to the petition
endorsing the action OF Judge Mexican Is 6Oso.
1t is understood that the Union Pacific Is ne0otia-
ting for the purchase Of the Titan Central and South
ern road from Brigham Young, and Will push the
Southern ahead at once. Such transfer would be Of
great service TO Utah.
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THE HERALD AND THE WHARTON TRIAL,
From the JEFFERSON (Texas) ii

From the Jefferson (Texas) Times, Jaa. ISL
To say that the NEW YORK HERALD Ia the leading
paper OF this CONTINENT that for enlarged and num-
fcent enterprise, extensive and varied reading aud
for intellectual research and ability 1t Is without
rival, Is only what all recognize who have been
favop.d with the perusal OF its daily issue. But It
has accomplished nothing In all Its distinguished
Journalistic career IN our Judgment, that mas re-.
Adounded so much to its character, as the fidelity
iaithfulness, mparaty and ability displayed Its
report of the wharton tria-the most remarkable
trial not only that taken place on this con-
hnent. but. PERHAPS the world
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MASSACRE In SOUTH AMERICA.
Thirty-six Foreigners Murdered by Fanatics
Sixteen of the Assassins Killed
by the Troops.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LISBON. Feb. H. 1877.
The South American mail steamer has arrived
with dates from Rio Janelro TO January %.
recent outbreak of fanaticism In the town OF
Gundel In the Argentine States resulted in fearful
massacre.
The Guachos, excited to frenzy by man named
Salune, made sudden attack on the foreigners In
the place.
The latter, taken by surprise. were unable to de.
fend themselves. and before the authorities could
stop the slaughter thirty-six were killed.
The assassins were then attacked by the troops.
They ned but were pursued, ana sixteen were shot
and twenty -four taken prisoners.