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A MANS Reckless Negligence Results in
His Death.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, July IA John
Richie, a brakesman on the Short Line
railroad, laid down to rest on the rail-
road track near this city, yesterday, to
await the return of part of his train to
be coupled, and when he woke up it was
to find the train passing over his legs
close to the hips. The first intimation
the engineer had that anything was
wrong was Riches scream of agony.
Richie died at his home in this city to-
daV.
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The Blackstone National Bank OF
UXbridge, Massachusetts, was robbed of
fourteen thousand dollars Saturday.
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without reserve, and for the best bid.
Forrest City is situated 42 miles west OF
Memphis, and is one Of the most beautifully
located towns on the Memphis and Little
Rock Railroad. II is high above any over
flOW, and now contains about two thousand
ana Ave hundred persons, and is rapidly i'm
proving. 1t is considered one of the health
lest places ia Arkansas.
TERMS-One-third cash; one-third LIST Ian
uary, 1873, and One-third lst January, 1874;
per cent. interest on deferred payments; war
ranty deed given.
Sc Parties satisfying the conductor that
thew are going for the purpose Of attending
said sale viii be furnished BY him with a re-
turn check, making one fare for the round
trip. b. u. WILLIAMS
Land and General Agent Memphis and Little
Rock Railroad. iyl4
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Boiler ExPIOsf0n-ThFee Men KILLED
and Four wounded.

ST.. LOUIS, July 13.-The boiler of a
steam threshing machine at work in a
field near Freeburg, St. Clair county,
exploded yesterday afternoon, instantly
killing Adam and Jacob Schaffer and
Frank Artleis, and wounding James G..
Widerman, E. Wolfe, Frank Macks and
another man.
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A shop connected with the Indiana
State prison was burned Saturday. Loss
over fifty thousand dollars.
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NEW ORLEANS, July 14.-A heavy
rain-storm washed away the embank-
ment of the Mobile and New Orleans
railroad yesterday morning, near East
Pascagoula. A freight train went down,
wrecking the cars, and killing the engi-
neer, E. A. Carl, Of Michigan, and a
brakeman, John Cronan, Of New York.
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GULLETT'S
STEEL BRUSH COTTON GIN
Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

No. 1915, Y. R.-First ChanceTy Court Of Shelby
couuty.-B. Merrill vs.. W. L. Vance.
DY virtue of an interlOcutOry decree for sale
ID entered ia the above cause July ~, 1871,
and renewed May Is, 1872, viii sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder, in front Of the
Clerk and Muster's Office, GreenlaW Block,
Second street, in Memphis, Tennessee,
On Saturday, August Il, 1872,
within legal hours, the following described
property, to-wit:
Situated in Shelby county, State of Tennes-
see, and in the city Of Memphis, tO-wit: A lot
beginning on the north side Of Beale street at
the southwest corner OF a lot once conveyed
TO Tichuda Wood thence with the line OF
BeRle street westw ardly 50 feet TO he south
east corner OF a lot heretofore conveyed to ID.
Abbott; thence with AbbOtt's line north $50
feet to alley; thence with the line of the alley
eastwardly 50 feet; thence to the beginning,
$50 feet; it being ground conveyed 20 B. Mer-
rill by said VIM. L. Vance.
Terms Of Sale-On credit Of six and twelve
@ and u mtmths; purchaser to execute notes
with approved security, and lien to be re-
tanned as further security. Equity Of re-
demptiOn oarred.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
Henry Craft, Attorney. iyif
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MAS0NTC NOTICE.

TsHF stated convoeation Of Memphis
ROYAL Arch Chapter, No 81 will be XlS
held this f1fONDA1J even ing, July/ ~
18th, at 0 clock, fOf dispatch of business.
All Companions are rraternaily invited.
W. 8. MATHEWS, M. =. Il. p.
JOHN W. WARD. Secretary. Jyi5
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NOn-Resident Notiee.

No. ~, Rim the First ChanceTy Court OF
shelby county. Tennessee.-Day & Proudht
VS.. NJ. +. Thomas ct al.
TT appearing from affidavit in this cause
4 that the defendants, M. r. Thomas and 5.
II. Tucker are non-residents Of the state Of
Tennessee;
1t is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse in
the city of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before
the first Monday in October, 1872, and plead
answer or demur to cOmplainant's bill, or the
same viii be taken Tor confessed as to them
and set for hearing exparte; and that copy
of this order be published once week. Tor
four successive weeks, in the Memphis Ap-
pleal. This July b. 1872.
a cOpy-attest:
K. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r. J. BLACK, d. c. and n.
W. Il. stephens, Sol. for eoInpl-nts. lyl4 50
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The First National Bank of Buchanan, Mich.
with capital Of $4,000 has been authorized to begn business
John Coney, who was in jail at Biddeford
Me- for attempting murder bis wife hanged himself Sundsy nght
The University of West Philadelphis was
opened reception OF pupils yesterday The formal dedication
will take place In October
. The formal laying of the cornerstone Of the
ssndsh will take place at Plymouth Mass Oct with
military and Masonic honors
The journeymen taors Of Philadelphia
strike because the employers refuse to gants demand for
per cent increase Of wages
-. Labor Reform Union No. 10 of Williamsport.
Penn resolutions Of thanks 10 Gov Ges M partoHDg the
M recently convicted Of tot
The Treasury Department has written a letter
commencing Capt David Richie and the sneers ana ere. Il the
Moee for their conduct at the tine OF The Nets disaster
The annual fair of the Dutchess County Agri-
cultural opeus Poughkeeps to-day and viii continue iogr
There have besn large number of eas hreaay Ihe god
medal raes put down for FndAs.
"A suit was entered yesterday in the Supreme
Court on he Dct Of Columbia by Dio Attorney Fh for the
rspa the charter Washington and Geo Rs road Com
psny ouad that The Company ha various violated ~
charter
The South and North Alabama Railroad from
no,gon,ry 10 Deeaar completed through will
taL place sept 49, under the anpoes of the Louisville aud hass
Railroad Company
The examination of applicants for admission
the Engineer Corps the Naval Academy began ngon
yesterday aud s b continued u sept 70 Permits have een
over appear for examination abt from this R.Bbr 10 Of
the m,rooss will be selected for 20 the class
Doubts having arisen as Ia the right tn entry
and Of JuBe 2 goods 90 warehouse Asg the mat
ter referred the Solicitor the Treasury, Nho
opinion that so port not landed or entered 10 Aug not
has aiIssied the colh,tOr ei Custom, 10
1fsstA
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17

Captain, Frederick Bradt First Hentenan hGrahn wi'n
Ialienheck Sergeants Henry Il. Hoax Johh W. VIII
ler and Frank p Long. The Club VIII hoiu @ me91ns nm
the tlst inst. when speeches will be mane oy ue non
j. H. Cute, @. r. Hit, d. c. lie rrick, isban He's land
others
AT a large meeting of the Greeley ana iro"n
Club of the Sixth Ward Of Albany, N w. on frloa! last
the following officers unanimously elected tfet-
idrnt Dr. John swinburne; VcePresident Lyman D.
Lloyd Dr. p L. Reynolds, Patrick shevlin; secretaries
John O. Mott and Charles Troester; Treasurer dwight
King; Financial Secretary, Edward Miggaei; 'apoin'
John j. Burns; First Lieutenant John Brown secnd'
James Farley jr; Adiutant Capt James Farley war
termaster, John j. Franklin; Inspector, joseph Ea
laghan Paymaster, James PendergrahI 'ne
Eighth Ward Club elected the following 'onlcds' :
President, f. ]. Meegan; Vice Presidents, WIN, nei9 l
lam jr.; +. A. MeCOtter, Mnos McGowan g9I5 20 p, ~
Coulter. Edward Mulcahy, James Morris, lIcna,u h.
gan VIM. B. Sims; Secretaries. Thomas A Hlllon au
1euns G.. VisschCr; Treasurer, NJ. j. Hewlui taPt@n
NJ A. Nolan; Iieutenants, Richard Smith, nlcnaeI ~.
Nolan. Michael Koran, John "A Curran' James CSil; S
sergcants, p. Tlmony, Edward Brennan, James .an %
John Dillon, Nicholas Curran staff Officers fnip tn sa.
timore. John DAILY, Thomas \. Becker, a. o. Ii'hl'
Patrick Roman, Thomas Mattimore, Andrew h&ran & jas
McCOnvJlle, DR. Hannah, VIM. Mahar, CDas' Mlhoi' u"
timothy Dwyer 4. j. QUINN John MODon'
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17
PORT REGULATIONS.

WASHINGTON Sept. 16.-The Secretary of the
Treasury the Special Agent at Norfolk Va
cerpiuk the practice Port OF Bdenion ~ c. when Is noon
vnpt for the maHszng the Customhouse Of
issuing vessels belonging the district after srst
qung usual bonds aRd oaths Of the maste' with e additional
ab N The master ia article 79 part 6 OF the Revised Regu
atons s practice Norfolk Va OF allowing
In tue place the for instance, the mao ke out
vessels papers the managing having given bin power Of
sitoruey TO hs &c The Secretary states
tbst srele Tg was INTENDED to apply only to vessels
in other than the home district aud when the
are another character The
practice Edenon unauthorized and wholly wrong In the Of
the register aud enrolment and license
license alone burden is with
should be the bond and take
Collector Concerning the practice Norfolk the
Secretary that except where license 10 gsnte
sready enrolled and oath required from the managing
own
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17
SOUTH CAROLINA POLITICS.

SENATOR SAWYER STOPPING THE WITHDRAWAL
OF TROOPS FROM CHESTER COUNTY-RU-
MORED CHANGES on THE STATE TICKET
LEY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUEB.l
WASHINGTON, Sept. Ex-senator Sawyer
came here in great hurry. to-day, to prevent, If
sibe. the withdrawal Of Federal troops from Chester
County s. c. which was contemplated by the War De
parment andfor which order about to be issued
upon representations made for political effect by the
factions OF the Grant party known the Regulars"
Sawyer, alSO for political purposes, wanted
these Federal troops retained, and as Chester
is one Of tho counties lately placed under
martial law by the President, it required very
little urging by Sawyer carry his point The Senator
Is quite sanguDe otne Of the Boilers" ticket
in the ensuing State election in South Carolina and
claims that about two4hrds OF the coored vote will be
cat for that ticket II IS probable that the nominee for
Cor gress at Large the ticket viii decline TO
I'm toe hope Of obtaining desirable positions and
should he withdraw the person who is likely
ceiyo the nomination Major Lewis Johnson United
States Marshal Of the State and Of the Hon ReyeTdy
johnson.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17
REPUDIATING GRANT.
ANOTHER OLD ABoLITIoNIST JOINS THE REFoi'
RANKS. ..

N~~"
RANKS
Aspecial correspondent of The Cinctrndt Com
croai has had an interview with Frederick Brown the
only living brother of John Brown at Pui-inBay aud
found him strongly In favor OF Greeley. Mr. Brown
gives three reasons for Lis faith the Literal move
ment. ............... .....- ......
First: Tho promoters Of the Ant-Siave cause have
accomplished all they desire, ana now
unless they can brfng about reconciha-
tion and harmony between the two sections
history viii pronounce the Abolition movement failure
The course of the Grant Administration is to Keep the
South desolae andtends barbarze the entire people,
while CreeIeY has taken the advanced step-a step as
necessary as enlightened wise and good when of old
he tread the Aut-Slayery path
Second: Grant and his leading supporters and favor
es do oct appear to be aotuaod by any deep feeling Of
principA To every earnest ant-Savery man they have
refused their confidence and countenance and have visit
ed their displeasUre upon many Of them-foT instance
Julian Sumner, and Greeley. They are all men VINO
rate themselves and ther little selfish ends
and ambitions higher than they do any
cause They are all OF that class of men
who advanced their interests in times gone by by keep
against the negro until 20 90 so longer not OhV e 10
give but prevented them from getting Office, when they
eSpeustd cause certn 10 succeed wtnout lneih lney
now seek to obtain ana retain power py keeping aHNe
prejudces aud hatreds the engendered against the
former Shareholder and the people OF the sOuth-a
thing Just ON u par with the OLD ant-negro mania.
Third. The antiSlayery men succeeded by always
subOrdnatng themselves to their cause They gave the
Offices 20 others that what they had at heart might
triumph. They had much honesty, intelligence and
knowledge OF public Affairs as any other class Ol men
really produced the greatest change ever wrought
in any cOuntTy-dnd have as yet elected no President.
Greeley is really the first OF their number every offered
the place, and Mr. brown feels il due 10 his class tat
he should he elected Greeley Will not debase ana cor
rup the public service those now DONG.
Mr.. Brown expects 70 take the stump
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17
THE CREDIT MOBMER.
SENATOR WILSON SPEAKS AT Las

SENATOR WIIloOh SPEAks AT LASL
The Troy Wing of yesterday says; AS the
Credit Mober story directly pointed against the Re-
Dubeau candidate for YicePresident wrote 10 Sen
aor Wilson last week asking that he would enable us to
ave IL an authoritative contradiction. We have re-
oeiyed from hn the following reply
NArIcR, Sept. IL, 1874
To he Editors fAe Troy Wig: ...,
correct bat do rot wish 20 write any more letters ana
40 NOT utend 10 do So II am charged with every crime
Since went 10 the in 1855 have maze one spec
ulaiion; bought house lot IN my toWn ion tioo ana
sold IL for 500 (Signeoj ~ "iA~'
Gen Hawley's speech contains the tolio"lhB'
Henry Wilson has been II years In the senate ana
defy the world 10 prove that he II worth SoO9 toy
defy the world ~ prove that he ever TOOK 1oaI III
teres In any measGre which has come before COnsiess
defy the whole world % prove that he mas ce.t im
terest In the Northern Pacific, Central fae.c Vs
0t any sort teg his slaDdeTsrs " 10 W Wsefnhksop
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17
LIBERAL STRENGTH IN INDIANA.

eENATOR MORTON ADDRESSES a SMALL AUDI
ENCE AT ANDERSON-REAL RESULT OF TIE
GRANT CANvAsS-THE STATE STRONG FOR
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR THE
IMPORTATION OF NEGROES.
lBl TELEGRAPH To TIE TBIBUNEl
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. Ex-senator Morton
enerated the interior of the state far Anderson,
today and spoke for three hours TO audience
ii.heareningly smaller than the Joyous crowds that
welcomed Schurz and Trumbul Mr.. Morton, with te-
,uify simply wonderful considering his debiated phys
zeal condition. spoke three hours, dwelling with great
strength on the Of the Grant Administration ana
thcfna triumph Of the arbitration at Geneva. In tins
sign alone the enthusiastic Senator thought the Grant
nartv should conquer. He rehearsed the things already
used in the campaign, called Mr. Greeley Rebel aud
traitor ana schurz, Trumbu ana the rest seu-seekng
soreheads.
AI.rau the transparent parade about the close can
Is and pretended majority OF the Adminis;rationsts
cent a over country it is secret heIe or anywhere
an tue that the active canvass gives the hgres Dy
large majority TO the Liberals AT first II was sup
posed that the Liberal Republican element would proba-
by.oe very sma-only enough, perhaps 70 make some
thing ike tie vote-and TO overcome that liberal i'm
poraton of negroes decided upon, say from $500 TO
3al9: but il was shown that the old Julian
district alone, where is found the majority OF
the Quaker population OF the state was
wholly LIBERAL and would reach that figure alone.
Ii ras further seen that every county in the State pre-
senteda fair showing of Liberal sentiment, and only
needs tea Liberal Republicans in each Of the counties to
overcome the last majority against Democrats alone
Nov however, the negroes are to be used freely and
leSsly and if there means Of redress In
diana like North Carolina might be depended on to in
dorse1 Grant Happily the managers Of the Liberal
movement are men not readily circumvcnted and when
the props- time comes this desperate trick will be
turned tolttte account
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17
SPAIN.
REMARKS OF THE KING ON THE GU

REMARKS OF THE KING ON TIE CUBAN INsUR-
RECTION-CAUCUs OF rINISTERIALIsTS IN
TIE CORTES-sPEECH OF sENOR ZoRRILLA.
MADRID. Monday, Sept. 16, 1872.
King Amadeus, in his speech on the open
ing Cores declared that tie Government was de-
tcrmlncd to subdue the rebellion in Cuba, and would
send to the island all the additional troops required to
bring the war TO n close
The Senators and Deputies Of the Ministerial majority
in the National Cores in joint caucus yesterday re-
solved TO suppor Ryero for President Of the COrtes and
Figueroa for President OF the Senate. sehor zorrla
the Prime Minister. present, and made loyal and
patriotic speech assured his friends that the Gov
ernment would be administered not for party, but for
the whole country for the King he would stand by
him the last, and die the steps OF the palace
necessary, in defense Of the dynasty.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17
LIBERALISM IN OHIO.
THE FIFTEENTH DISTRICT

rohe Editor OF The TTibun'.
SIR Richard X. Hudson, our candidate for
Congress in this the XVIII District, Liberal Repuo-
ean and is almost TO be elected by November
there will be but few Bourbous in Monroe County The
failure Of the movement has benefited
the cause OF Reform In this section, ami eorrespondngy
injured that OF GrantSm. The A0ea1 County Journal
fGrant, has hoised Hudson's name. which action will
tend to greatly reduce the majority OF sprague, the
Grant candidate In that county He Will receive about
Soo majority n the counties OF Athens and Meigs while
washington and Morgan will give maortes for Hudson
The majority of the latter In Monroe VIII be 1909
The work of Reform progresses favoraby all over the
state and II we do carry 1t in October then ndica
fions are not to be relied upon. Hk W.
H00dsdeld Monroe Co., o., Sept 10, lsIl
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE GENEVA AWARD

lnE Ahhhb'
THE OPINION OF SIR ALEXANDER CoCkBuhN-
MOVEMENTS OF PERSONS CONNECTED WITH
TILE TRIBUNAI-REJoICING IN LONDON.
GENEVA, Monday. Sept. 1G, 1872
The opinion of Sir Alexander Cockburn, the
British Arbitrator, dissenting from the decision OF the
other members OF the Alabama Claims Arbitration
Tribunal, has not yet been published count Sclops
Mr.. Jacob staempa and Mr.. Charles Francis Ad'ms
the three Artraors who voted TO allow damages
In the Of the Shenandoah
Sir Alexander Cockbun and Mr.. Eyarts left Geneva
Saturday Sir Roundell Palmer is looking greatly
fatgued Count sclopis left the city this morning Tor
Italy. ChefJustice CockOurn, Sir Roundel Palmer
and Prof. Montague Bernard with their families, TOOK
the train this afternoon for Paris
LONDON Monday, Sept. I6. 1871
The London journals this morning rejoice over the con-
cnson OF the Alabama claims controversy, and express
hope that the oundat has been laid for apermanen
good understanding between the two nations, now that
all necessary rcparation has been made TO America
The Standard however, thinks the Tribunal should have
awarded damages only for the depredatOns Of the Ala
bama.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17

and remarkng, "Mr scribblcr, r. Is currently
r. ported that Tom Tippler's whisky has stIcn-
nine in il: 20 down 20 the bank and draw 500 and ue
vote yourself the study OF Tom Tpplers whisky LAKE Lake
your ary shall ne increased 26 per ceu II YOU DIE we
Will debit TIE TRIBUNE with metallic CONN anu
frst-class funeral" Or mayhap the order VIII oe MS
- Tsrk Ketcb tha hangman, Is said to be crtei
nuelrr You will go and do something 10 get yourseu
hung and we will have half dozen reporters 10 cru
cie on tbe operation The old mother will be put on
hatnay pension and your shall marry your
"a eetheartD Our opinion il that tho news reporters
are getting decidedly too enterprsing
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17
GEORGIA BoURBONs.
A LpETING AT ATLANTA--sELLING OUT TO THE
GRANT MEN.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUNBl

TBY TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUNBl
ATLANTA, Sept. 16>-The Stralght-outs held a
oeetpe here tonight at which speeches were made In
favor of voting oCoDor in spite Of his decinaton
The euss OF tho orators chiefly devoted, however,
10 proving that Grant has stronger claim upon Demo
cratic vOte5 than Greeley. Atlanta Is the stronghold OF
the streightouts in Georgia They number about 100.
Their leaders and their organ THE 6aSl rapidly drift
ing toward Grant. They now bargaining with the
Grant men n this county and is understood that it has
been arranged that the latter will nominate no cand
dates for tse Legislature. but viii support the
Bourbon nomnees in for whatever aid the Bour-
ons can give toward carrying the State for Grant Com
petent Judges estimate the entire Bourbon strength In
Georgia at sOa 1t is decreasing every day since the
tgpomnious failure Of the Louisville Convention and
the pOsure OF the connection Of the Administration
leaders with that farecal affair. 1t should Keep lts
preset strength - could not affect the resVt In the
State the Democratic majority being over 25,O0e
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17
GREAT BRITAIN.

PRINCE ARTHUR TO GO TO BIRMINGuAM-TlfE
REPUBLICANS OBJECT TO PAYING TIE EA-
PENsES OF HIS RECEPTION.
LONDON Monday, Sept. l6, 1872.
As Prince Arthur is soon to visit BTming-
ham, the authorities have made the usual appropriation
for the expenses OF his reception. The Republican CLUB
Of that city at recent meeting protested against the
increase of the local for such purpose declaring
Nominations decorations and banqucts at the public
expense on these occasions to be no longer III accord
ance with the spirit of the age. The members OF the
International Society met in convention today III the
Hall Of Science in this city. The meeting will continue
four days
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17
LIBERAL PROSPECTS IN ILLINOIS

SENATOR TRCMBULL CONFIDENT THAT THE
STATE WILL BE CARRIED FOR GREELEY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNS.l
CHICAGO, Sept. Ex-senator Trumbuh has
written friend in Springfield that in all parts of lhe
State which he has visited the utmost enthusiasm CON
nues in the interests OF Reform, and that there can be
but little doubt the present sustained efforts are CON
pued of the suceess of the Liberal ticket in this State
by large majority. Senator Trumbull has traveIsed
The state more thoroughly than any other public man.
aud spc ks from the knowledge oiicted by actual OBJ
servation and from absolute facts.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17
FRANCE.

PRESIDENT TIIIERS ON THE RELATIONS WITH
TIE UNITED STATES.
PARIS, Monday, Sept. 1G, 1872
President Thicrs, when visiting the United
States steamer Shenandoah. Saturday. complimented
her commander Capt Wells on the excellent condition
of his ship and the discipline Of the crew He expressed
the hope that friendly relations would always endure
between France and the United States. Capt Wells
replied cordially recprocang the good wishes OF the
President and thanking him for the honor conferred on
the American navy by visit from the Chief OF the
French Republic. Hon. John jay, United States Min
ister 10 Austria arrived here to-day, from Vienna.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17
MODERN JOURNALISTIC ENTERPRISE.
Prom TA> Wdssin0to. Sunday Herald.


We shall never apply for q situation on THE
NEw-YoRk TRIBUNE A few months since one Of IT. re-
porters was committed TO the Lud0wst jail that he
learn by experience aud observation whether the
charges against IL were true false. Now another Is
sent the madhouse and committed 60 the maddest OF
the crazy wards. This Is original manner OF inyes
eating abuses and II IL goes II certainly WILL for
Journalistic enterprise. like revolutions, never moves
backward where will the end be Some hne morning
he viii DO sending for an enthusiastic rop0rtsr
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17
SINGULAR LOSS OF A SCHOONER.

RoCKPoRT, Me-, Sept. 16.-The schooner
Bound Brook Capt Gnn of this port with me for Bos-
ton struck on Grugway Ledge at yesterday. She
was got off, leaking badly, and run ashore on Dyers
Beach, a mile and half below Owls Head. The wei,
ting Of the lime caused combustion and 1t is reported
thar the vessel and cargo will be "A total loss.