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New-York tribune., 1872-11-05

Wi leave Ee Yor daily tsoays eSee3ll AZ O'Clock non
p,.r No an No,S irer foot of CanFi and Wstigsts
For onon rn Eor~h TIER connecting with Epress dns
points vermont tnI] NofNcn ana Wof,fre inl
Boston, Hartford. md Rne Railfoad'
ga,tb Fyer ". r. PARKER, Agent
Nev.Yort jane g. 1872
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05

SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
RICHMOND nlLL SEMINARY
OPEyS on NE Sfooal WEDNESDAY m SEPTEMBER Iocf"o7
te'bn superior .b9ror-h sarta.
,uaier oI pupils Hu.ted 20 Ati, Mrs LAURA d. MNA|
B.aaoai Iill Lo-S i',.l 81. J.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for

PROVIDENCE. BOSTON. WORCESfER
81 siUO D. rom Psr ~ " H. o1t SI R1, s9
6sE t,1s 10 BOSTON Sj3 To PROVIDENCE, "
Frs,rt Al lo if Connect Providence Wh boo1 ana Ffs
- p = W,r n r. = or all Important ~ Enz cities AMI towns
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW -JEhoE . -
" Pas,erge anil Freight Depot 10 Negiork foot OF O
meets al Soaerve h South Branch a. r. al Hampton llelo
the Delaware and Western Railroad at Pnih9us e
Lehilh a1d SusIuehanus DysOn and q LsoD 'a m9e m
Valley Railroad connections forming direct line 70 fnlffa
aud f Bnogg change cai ao to Central Penu s4 an
yorkg gfao
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Eews from the Asiatic Squadron.

VISIT OF THE TENNo OF JAPAN IT, THE FLEgT'
Dispatches rece v d at the Navy Department
from Rear Admiral Jenkins, commanding the
Asiatc fleet, dated flagship Colorado, Hiogo,
. Japan. August 18th. announce that the CO,ors 10
arrived at Hiogo on the 18th of July. and was %
sail for NSfasak and thence for Chefoo, China,
where she expected TO arrive about the Ist OF
September. Nothing of Importance has occurred
in Japan, the only incident ofinterest being the
visit OF the renno at that Fort on his return
voyage from the southern provinces of the erl-
p:re- when his Msiesty's flest OF wen ve.~-.s
anchored IN Hiogo harbor on the 9th inst. the
royal standard was saluted by the Colorado snd
the yards were manned. In the evening there
was an illumination of the japanese ships ant
display of fireworks, in which the Colorado
joined. The Tenno sailed at daylight on the
18Th instant for Yeddo.
The Alaska was at Men Chwang. and would
he at Cheioo about the LIST OF September: the
lroqouis at Singapore on the eth of July bound 70
Hong Kong; the Ashuelot at Yokohama on the
2Sth of July bound for TSutsin where she wsii
remain dnring the winter; the MoDoc az
at Yokohama on the 10th Of August, where she
was TO be locked Tor repairs; the Sac0 was a.,
Shanghai; the Palos had been ordered to leave
that port Tor Ningpo; the Idaho was still ~
Yokohama; the LackawaLna had not arrived at
Yokohama August 20.
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The New York DefnIcation
JANIS .. JOHNSON, IHE CULPkIr. 4 D..
GRAF. APPOINTED IA L..

JAMES .. JouNsoS, IHE CULPkIr. 4 DEAD
Graf, APPOINTED ~ l~.l.
The rUmOTs OF "A drIaiCatiOn o. tie I-u.taH
States Treasury iu aIs city, winch prevailed
yesterday, lTOvol 20 he well fou O. from
the Inquiries We have inside We lsarF rlat Jas.
j. johnson. tie head u the - amp Itv.- III
a. which staml> are colds tie Eail-. D..
lie ieit the CliCe about the mldde ui 40 -t.- "a
he usual annual leave % absence OF @ a. weeks
Though lie failed 10 CON, bagS a. tae cal
u lie Hme, there was no Suspicion e.
citec, Until y was accidentally learned.
GAY OF two later, that kis famil. id nor
kho" NheIe ne Lai gone 70, aut had not
heard from him since be left. A. O,arl,ustioa
OF Las accounts Nas a. once made, A rn0lgn a.
list every thing seemed 10 bc correct, A closer
invest legation showed ,bat there wa lutOlbteI-
~ considerable defalcatiOn, though even vet
ats precise amount has I0t been certsined. n
cannot exceed slA5.OOo, ahG may be ,0n,idera-
bly, less.
The way in which the fraud vas acc1fr..'ishat
ana concealed II not fully known. lie failed ID
enter upon his books a large amount ~ -tamps
received IRON " asIingtJn a lew day- Ice ore ne
lett, and in the ordinary routine OF tbs &c
this omission would not be detected uatil his
monthly account WIS made up a. The end OF
August. Even then the fraud might j. I'VE been
concealed some~ hat longer, Tor ne cOulI have
TtToTted that be had on hand larger amount
Of stsmIs than be actually had.
AZ soon a. JohrsOns defdlCafion was sus-
pecied, the Secretary OF the Treasury Vas al
viseC, and a thorough examination u. the entire
Office requested. 1his had been sug on Tor
couple Uf weeks, but IL j. not Vet cs.n.,.etei,
aud the examiner here were unable % give the
facts positively TIL corresponding az an nafiD
OF The records ~ Washington hal been made
and hence have been subject % some uuiti
criticism IN The evening papers. The defalca
ton was kept secret IL the hone tia. johnson
whereabouts could b. asceTtaiued.
The Assistant Treasurer Office Is one Of IA
lev government Oflces where tle T.. ZEN OF a.
polLtneHt and removal Tor political reasons h1
never prevailed. Ia fact, the civil service sy-
ten has existed there. ,JuLnscu'S casa \ .
striking PROOF OF thGt ThOugh "a active demo-
crat 81 Albany, The friend OF Mr.. Ca--rdv Oi the
Argus, lie was appointed "a a subarI nate pD.i-
ton NJ 800 by az. Van OyCk. "a repa .Ican.aHI
has continued Ia tie office under t..te sa,cs--
hNe republican assistant tTeaSurrIs.t beiug
gradually promoted I'll lac was placed 90 tas
head Of the stamp division aBou- rN>a wears
since. NoOne ventures 10 htim8- 20 thAt any
blame IS 10 be attached 20 Assistant TrEAsars,
HhlhOuse.-A. j. Times, I9fh tH.L
A telegram from New Hcrksays: - L isunder-
stood that the bonds required o. Assistant
Treasurer Hillhouse 10y the government cover
the amount OF JOhnsOn's defacatOH. afl thar
the bOndsmen OF Hiilhoase wiu be belI respOn-
sible for the lcss,'
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Political Notes.

The Erie. Pennsylvania, Dssp1tck publishes
a card from Congressman Sc0deld, saying ne
Mobilier.
Temporarily, if not permanently, disabled
from self-intiicted wounds,'1s the verdict 81 the
Springfield RspuJlican after sitting on Senator
Doolittle and hearing his defence.
Mr.. d. W. FCrney has accepted the formal in
vitation OF the republican national committee
TO address the republicans of Ohio during the
week preceding the October election.
A Greeley pole being raised at Allentown.
pennsylvania, broke at the sphce-''the same
as the splice between the liberals and demo-
Gratis will break" a Grant man present re-
marked.
The following Congressional nominations
have been made:-Naior Baker F. Lee by the
conservatives OF the I'd district OF Virginia aud
Dr. ID. Nj. Norton (colored) by the anti-Piatt re-
puohcans OF the same district; Major A NJ.
Hancock by the republicans of the 81 ,Ii,-ris.
OF Maryland and Ex-Governor Marcus L. Ward
by the republicans OF the 9Th New Jersey de
tTict
The Indiana straight-out democratic couven-
ton met yesterday at indianapolis, and. after
adopting resolutions endorsing tie Louisville
nominations, and recommending them 20 the
support OF the democracy OF Indiana, nominated
full state ticket, headed by A. Z. ElyertOn for
governor. Presidential electors were also nOmi
mated, and full state central committee was
appointed.
The Geputaton OF Baltimore soldiers AMI
sailors who attended the PittsbUrg convention
were welcomed home last night by their fellow
republicans, and the Hon. j. a. j. Cresweil
NH' Lhae'et NticId4, Haue lhSm very eic-
quent and impaSsoled address at the hea l.
quarters of the Maryland republican State CEN
trial committee.
The Tammany Hall general committee met
last night TO hear the report OF the investigating
committee in regard 10 the charges of d;Satfec-
ton among the members Of the committee. \
report was made recommending a reorganiza-
ton 81 the committee in certain wards-iu ,iuf-
ing that of VIM. NJ. TWeed-so that unAnimity
may be secured for the Baltimore and Syracuse
nomiu atoms.
The statement by counties Of the vote for
Governor in 100 cities. towns and plantations IL
Maine foot up: PeTham, L s}i; KimbalI, 54742
Three towns and eighteen small plantations not
reported last year, gave Perham go votes and
kimball iGS. They will not materially affect
PeIham's majority of II 0S2 given above. The
entire vote will be about l21 500. The total vote
last year OF the towns reported above wa
100, lSS-Perham receiving 5S,aS7, and Kimbal
II ,65l; Perham's majority, IL, $50. Perham's
net gain this year over last is, accordingly.
q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20
TIE sAME Old SPEECH.
New York Nofes

A. T. STEWART DON'T WANT To BE MAYOR.
NEW luNK, SEPT. "a. L. Stewart declines
10 allow tie use OF his name in CONNIE son SIth
the candidacy for mayor.
IEGIsLATIyE INV TIGATION.
u state senate commit &c yesterday began an
investigation into TIE airs Of the department
OF public buildings in this city.
NOMINATION IN TIE ONEIDA DISTFICr.
An Oneida dispatch slys that Judge Henry A.
Foster, OF osE-egO, was eSterd a. n minated Tor
Congress IN that district BY lie liberal repub-
licans.
THE TANYANT GENERAL COMMITTEE
last night took action looking tn the expulsion
OF certain members who have not gwen in their
adherence 10 the political support OF its ma
tiOnal and state nominees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20
{, 500. 200 CASH SgRIBUTION
The Grand Gift Concert 1 Fixed Fact.
September 2s che Day.
YOur Tickets Now or Never.
CASH DISTRIBUTION.

The vast sales Of tickets already made, and the in
creasDg demand Tor them from all quarters. having
detelm1ned the Trustees that the GRAND GIFT
CONCERT for the bene NJ %: the p UBLlC LIB nj
kl Or kENTUGh Y, advertised for SATURDAY,
sEPIEMBEk -, ls12, SHALL Positively COME
OFF ON THAT DAY, WITHOUT POsIPvNEMENT, the
uabsS ement nov notifies all who psct TO partic
lPaEe in the drawing that they should buy their tick
cts at once. Delay for a few days caused many no
want tickets 3. he concert in December last to
without them. sOme living in Louisville waited
M all sales were closed, expecting no doubt post
ponement, and then offered fifteen twenty, aud
twenty five dollars for tiekes which the day before
were offered TO purchasers IT the regular price
Others living NJ distance sent thousands of doll
by mail and press, which got here after sales
closed, and had to be sent back. These dissp9int-
pents need Lot occur again if tbs warning given
III due season is needed.
the craving will begin precisely at 8 O'Clock Sat
uIday morning, September Is, ls72 Ia the great hail
% the Public Library building. and continue until
the enc thousand gifts are drawn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20

The WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains
the proceedings OF the Grand Lodge 1. o. o. f.
action OF the Veterans convention at Pittsburgh
developments as TO Forrester's connection with
the Nathan murder; ali about the Indians visit
ing Washington; Improvements of streets and
avenues under the board of public works: notes
OF the national and local political campaigns;
latest and best tales, poems, sketches, and
society items; together with interesting local
turral items. household receipts, &c, Sc.
Terms: One dollar and half per annum in
advance; single copies five cents, in wrappers
ready for mailing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20
-TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
From Europe To-day.

ESGLAND KNPECTgNG A PAIL IN COAL.
LoNpoN, Sept. -t.-An immediate decline In
the price OF coal from the present high rgure il
confidently expected.
GOING To BANQCRT TEE AERRTTRAToRs
PARIS. Sept. 2a.-The American citizens resi-
dent IN Paris are preparing 10 give grand
banquet 70 the representative OF the United
States a. The Gene "a Arbitration.
Old CATHOLIC CONGRESS.
BEELic', Sept. "a congress OF Old CasNo-
les convened in session ar Coiogne yesterday.
Much enthusiasm was manifested By the dele
ga e. " TO numbered three hundred.
LIVELY TIMEs IN THE SPANISH CoRTEs.
u snEiD, Sept. "a sharp debate occurred
IN The toTtes Yesterday between Senior Gorilla
Minister OF State, and Senior Allva, which re-
suited IN the declaration BY Gorilla that he
woul- abolish tie ,sttm Of military subScrip-
ton ~ pain and introduce in the Cortes bill
ior the reaTgal cation Of the army. Captain
oahel'o has Forwarded 10 the Department OF
War
PLAN FOR A CAMPAIGN
against The Cuban insurgents. The plan meets
win the approval o. COriOva, who mas submit.
ted II 10 his fellow ministers
IT'S announced that the number OF Insurgents
IN arms against tie government ia Cuba l.
4,.oo, ire great majority Of whom are MeNicans
Domlnicans, and Americans. The carving
INFO eject OF the reforms promised on that
island Will be prevented as long as the motto Of
the Cubans is death 20 Spain.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20

mack, which arrived here to-day, reports the
I nited states steamship Lancaster at Rio on
the 10Th OF August. The Tuscarora arrived at
Rio from the Uuited States, via Funchal, on the
list of August, and would sail again for the
Pacific on the lst Of September. The gunbOst
Wasp had arrived at MoRtevideo. The health
of the Atlantic squadron was good.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20
Missouri Democrats.

NOMINATION FOR CoNGRESE.
ST. Louis, Sept I0.-Tbe democrats Of the It'll
district have nominated John b. Clark, ir, for
Congress.
STRAIGHT-OUT DEMOCRATIC STATE CoYyKN-
TION,
for the nomination Of an electoral ticket aud the
appointment Of a state central committee, has
been called TO meet AZ jefferson City, October :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20
The Presidents noxe,pe,,s

NENAkK. y. j., Sept. 20.-PresideDt Grant
renamed ar the residence Of Ex-Governor
Ward last night. This morning he is quietly
visiting Tie exposition and viewing the objects
which the crowd Ol last NJ LIT prevented his see
ing. The President viii leave tor Long Branch
THIS afternoon. He expects to return TO Wash
iDgton with his family early next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20
The Mailman Murder Investigation
TIE CASE AGAINST FORRESTER-A DRAwArr
SfsgNE IA gpF-Rr

SCENE IN COURT.
The turn which was given Wednesday 20 the
preliminary examination OF Forester Wa, q
say the least Of il, highly dramatic. since
ANDY Carney WA suddenly produced 10 con-
front Mayor Hall, the criminal recar = OF that
city have furnished no such surprise a ths
appearance OF Miss keenan, ss a witness against
the supposed murderer OF Mr.. Nathan, a briefly
mentioned IN Jelegram O'IHE STAR Of that
II al Il that both tie police auJ TIE witness
should have been able Tor two years to hold
their tongue about THIS unsuspectec resource o.
the prosecution. Whatever may be he result
OF Forester trial. II Is quite clear Tat il Wiii
take rank among the causes cefesras. The
witness referred 10, Ann keenan,, m skes an IA
VII that on TIE night OF the tragedy she was "a
sd street, and Jaw Forester close by the Nathan
mansion. Prisoners counsel, as well as the
prisoner himself, was taken aback by the posi-
tveness with which the woman told Ter story,
and she was accordingly subjected to a severe
cross-eNaminatiOn. On the fatal night she
added, Forester wore a soft brown hat DARK
ciothts, held his handkerchief over his face a
portion OF the time, aud when she caught a look
al his face II wore frightened. hag Lard look
anc the eyes had a wild expression.
Prisoners CouDsel-Csu you swear 70 A ANS
iace ai,ei Two years have elapsed since seeing
IL, anu mat man stranger"
witness have an exceedingly good memory
OF facess and have no doubt that Forester Is
me msn saw on the night OF the murder; he
was skulkng about the house, and saw him
disappear under the stOOp OF the house; he had
on coat with large loose sleeves, and was ap-
Parently holQlDg something concealed up ole OF
the sleeves; when 1 saw Forester at police
headquarters he wore a light brown coat; not
the one he has on to day, which l. of a grew
color; bis ewes looked TO me 10 be q graylsh
brown on the night of the murder; IL may have
been on account Of the gas shining ON them;
live at Fort Lee, and am y music teacher.
The police say they have had this witness ina
the background all the while, and were only
keeping her In reserve until she could be con-
fronted, a. she nov is, with Forester face 20
face. The prisoner, Is viii be renembered
claims that he wss hundreds Of miles away from
New York At the time OF the murder.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20

a HUMAN FIEND lECARSATR-A Father
Beats Has Three FtCF old S0R nearly 70 Dedti.
The TitUsville (Pa.) Courier, OF Tsesday, gives
the particulars OF an occurrence in that city
which, Tor downright deyillshness, il seldom
eQualed. \ person OF the utterly worthless
sort, giving his name az Gilbert Japhet, who
idled away his time while his wife washed and
did other hard labor 10 support him, was left by
the latter on friday morning in charge of their
two children, while she went out TO DO a day =
washing. The brute, too lazy even TO attend to
the children, set the elder, boy OF three years,
10 rocking the babe in is cradle. Eventually
the little FELLOW complained that he was tired
and that his arms ached. For this offence the
man fell upon the child with piece OF a broom
handle and beat IL terribly. To stine his child :
cries, he took piece OF rope and gagged him
Prd renewed the castgatiOn, continuing it until
the little fellow'w6s entirely iusensible. Then
tying the child's hands and feet together, he
hung him up over the bed post. head down
WARDS. Thus completing his work, the brute
lett the house. woman in the neighbOrhood
had heard the child's cries, and on the denart-
uTe OF the rufian she visited the house and re-
leased the boy from his perious position. Shortly
after the mothers return the father came again
and finding the child still alive undertook to
beat IL again, but his wife prevented him.
Japhet disappeared, and the police had not at
last accounts succeeded in arresting him. The
mother says il is the first time her husband has
abused The child in this manner. He once took
II away from her and left il az his grandparents
r,sidirg sOmew here near Meadyille. They Uosk
ii 10 the poor house, representing that its mother
was crazy, and giving fictitious name. There
she afterwards found and claimed it; and ever
since that its father has appeared sour and
morose when the boy WAS about. This would
look as though the beating was not done in
moment Of PaSsion, bur was prenedtated, and
with intent TO kill il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20

PROPOSED DISSOLUTION ON THE CREDIT
MoBILIER.-The Philadelphia Evening Feie-
graph has the following reference to a corpoTa-
ton which has recently become famous again:
AT noon yesterday meeting of parties con-
cerDed in the Credit Mobilier of merica was
called at the Office OF Commissioner j. Vaughan
Darling, No. 4i6 Walnut street, for the purpnse
OF taking action on a petition coming from til at
organization itself, asking permission TO sur
render its charter. and for a dissolution of the
corporation. The meetings are private and will
be continued for some time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20
The Next part packers Courentinn

CIH'INsATi, Sept. 29.-ihe time for holding
the next pork Packers convention has been
changed nom tie first TUESDAY in October 10
tie second Tuesday in September.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Card.

A Gard.
CicrKynsn, while residing IN South America,
e. missionary discovered safe and simple remedy
for the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Esrly pecey,
Disease OF the Urinary and Semns Organs, ssd tie
whole train OF disorders brought cy bsnsfui and
yicioGs habits. Srea. numbers have been cured ty
this noble remedy. Prom pied by desire to benefit
the sct ed and unfortunate, will send the reoi pc
for 2EepsriI and using this medicine, in = sealed
envelope, 20 any ane who needs IL, Free o5 Ch1rgs
Address, JOSEPH INMAN,
Station y, sible House,
nar2iY New York City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20

The "FUERRAL" of Pere Hyacinthe took
place, according 10 the London Echo, on Sept s.
lie is the custom among Roman Catholic reli-
gious communities TO consider any member that
deserts them as dead, and, the ceremony of
the Convent of Dominicans, to which nj. Hya-
etnthe Loyson belonged. A coffin was placed ia
the middle Of the chapel. and the customary
burial service chanted. Il is said the scene was
"most imposing"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20

UNCLE SANS CASH BoX.-The balances in
the Treasury to-day are as follows: Currency,
s5,7il 116Gi; coin, $40 90 5Gi15, including coin
certificates Sg7 5S7 800.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERVAL REvRNUE.-The receipts f,om this
source to-day were s3}G,7i7sl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20

THKHKATHEN CHINEB.-A recent letter from
the British consul at Shanghae states that SO ex-
tensyely is the aduiteration Of tea carried on in
china that at that port alone 50 600 pounds of
be mixed with tea for shipment, at the ratio of
nom ten to twenty per cent. How about our
boast OF superior civilization?. The Chinee can
give us points and then beat u.s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20

~During as1kunder-storm Wednesday the
lightning struck a mill In Littleborough. Lam
cashire, England, and killed four women,
Several other operatives we're injured
= 0The congress of the Inter nationalists closed
Ms sessions in London yesterday. Previous to
adjournment q resolution was adCpted ds-
nouncing the proceedings of the recent con gress
at the Hague, a. tending TO the disruption of
TIE order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20
Mr. GreeIey-s Campaign Tour.

COLUMBUS, O., Sept. 2o.-Mr Greeley arrived
here at 10 O'Clock this morning and was receiv Ell
by large crowd o. citizens, whom he IL NV
addressing. He viii reach Cincinnati at 2:+5
O'Clock L. m.
TIE SAME Old SPEECH.
CoLUMBUs, O., sept. 2r.-HOrace Greeley ar
rived here At 10 O'Clock this morning. A large
crowd OF persons gathered AZ The depot when
the train arrived. John e. Thomson intro
duced Mr.. Greeley, who was received with
cheers, and spoke about tive minutes. He
IN substance that more than seven years having
passed since the close Of the civil war il seemeI
no more than reasonable that the attendant
piOscTil ton and evils should cease; that there
was row no good reason why the American peo-
PIE should hate one another, or should prescribe
one another. Some said there was a part OF the
people Who should not vote on account OF their
paTuc patton IN the war. We deny that any
should be prescribed because OF that war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20

The CHoLRRA. = Bokhara- seems to hava
taken the cholera from Persia, and the dreasi-
full scourge is decimating the population Of mat
Province. Situated in Central Asia and In TIA
route OF the caravans which traverse the conn
try, BOkhara IL likely to help spread the pesti-
lence. The number OF deaths-one thousand
daily-jS pO8sibly exaQperafed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20

NIB. YUNe Vine, Yale "a. has made Arrange
dalton OF thirty Chinese boys and RirIs Who
have recently arrived in this country to pureue
the study Of English. They are 10 be placed In
private families for the present, where they win
receive domestic care, and instruction in the
rudimenta branches.