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, 1873-08-30
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
THO Olty OF 6cnttlc-~A Projected Hail.
rontt.-'FIlc CIimutc.

ror~<o,or5,,,. ~. ~ n.t .,,
'"'S'''0ass'es a,'ss ~ I1Me no. cheaao 7rtauns'
sHAT11E, Wash. Ter, Aug. IL, 1879.
Iho thrlVln8' onterpriying city Of Semitic, tho
1argost OH Puget Sound, containa only about
$500 inhubitantH Ia 6tuato1 on TIM o,otorn u,1o
~ N11iot INV NJ, =. ~ s.1o uaasoin e'oo
''' W ,i'o ns,"l'h u fl1ca than any othor
city on Admiralty li1iot. Its harbor is 1nrgo md
commodious, vol protected from wiuds mud has
au anchorage In blue clay Of from Ia m ro,,,.
oma losur nr a,,sf,c,n,t 1onl,, ,oor 4t,a 49,. T.
~ea,,;ro a,,1,, 49, ,,,,;. ~ n slo aofo 10
A'A"'o y" onis .i'o ou'4a.i'6 VI hnott "nafVes.
LUG city is beautifully aituatod on tho aido Of
hill Or bluff, which rises with gontlo slopo
from tho watoru odgo to tho hoight Of about lao
foot, the ton Of vhieh, boIno laval formu min I
nn c.tondo1 r1o, ~ +,,o aats1 .s.' .ai Ju.so ~
~ o1'onoo" pun 10 1to oastwafd, covered for
tic most part with henvy growth Of fr-timber.
Tho city has q most magnificent Wow of tho
bay, and tho anow-cappod coast-rango Of noun
~ ,,o M ~. w. W ano sua.neas "na ho'ne
" muea' NV 1a'ntos M 1iseS over a4,ooo 1eot ngh,
seeming scarcely 20 milos away Fully one-half Of
tho cntlie trado Of tho Sound is carried on hero,
on a9h se war;
Va hnvo twn na,SanaBe1a tran n,b1io mi ino poana
mi Io ro'rtnr;o1 ,a isr1o oo,s
mi1. twn hntoia ,e,s,, ',u aro ''4 6roUd"d
to thoir ntmnak nanac;tp. ~ sn5
ionrn that iotnt.stdnS tt can,oonw f,oa
baan fornnI To ti,j nnot%cr ,vich e - bo "o tho
aTost anI neat hoo1 ~ t ~ ~
con'nnnv nrc now ercctinr - the;r works. Herc BOO
raynnI comnanv y i,ss 'ho hoan Snrrnad for tho
n,,rnnao ~ connoptin aa..tIo I1arhor MIN tI,o
Wn1aaWoi,s Vai,or nssat ~ liz daacodaa "t' r ro5
hnen thou1h+ thnt H. Nort1,or, pscian 1,oiroad 1
Womb i,nyo n,ndc ita tar1ninna lero. bi,t tQhcn
tbaz Compuny roioctei tho n,arniGcent j otror nf
a71o mn mi ,ocotoJ IN J staoq hl,fT a,,n,,t mn m
foot k,rh ane m na;ioa aontI n cro ns II, to Huo
woods At aconnn s9,oso harhor has on onnhnr0 ~, w.
ano NJ tjo 1cnth ~ Trom * r. Inn fothnnos III
s5oer1o hos1s i,aen,,,a ~ ;.,;1;t " ~ a1'no, 'no
, 1873-08-30
THE BROOKLYN STEAL.

order for tho arrest of EkOhmnn--
Sprnxne to nso Immediate Removed
from tho City Trcnsnry.
Special Dspaich to Tho Chicago Tribune,
New Yong Aug. 2o.-Tho Tribune publishes
tomorrow an exclusive report of tho frauds in
Brooklyn, which have extended through many
years, giving llguros which show conoluBiyoy thu
sprague, Rodman, Mills, and others havo boon
using about half million OF tho city funds In
their spcoulntions. 4 dofaloation in spraguo's
Office aa City Troaeurcr has existed since 1870,
md amounts to e531 ,99316. 4 small dofalca-
tion Of 100000 existed in tho sinking fund,
bnt 1t wa returned to tho Trust
Company, wbi1o suspended by Roduaan in por-
son. Whom asked why ho did not arrost ltol-
man, tho Rocoivor, Chauncoy, said hc did not
dare to do so; a tablo ahowing tho dofalcations
books wore doctored, is published, by which 1t
appeared TINT tho ring usod tho money regularly.
hodman was The inshumcnt Of tho ring, and
stolo very Little on his own account.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 29.-The excitement regard
Ing tho deficit In tho Brooklyn city securities
continues. Nodmsn wno not arroBtod, but 1t WAS
stated at late hour this afternoon that ho was
takon by tho Corporation Counsel, acting In con
junction with tho Mayor, and not by tho City
Treasury Cortland Spraguo iB to DO succeeded
straightWay by tho appointment Of anothor man
W W AIty AEOa6ufeEt IL pelQB ,uuQeTBL0Qu Lllat
Spraguo does not desire to rotain tho position.
Some prominent officials arc of opinion tint tho
arrest OF Rodman will load to startling dis
closures
The Eagle says clitorially that for throo yoarH
Nodmnn, a known dofaultor Of public funds, as
alleged, is kept In charge Of public money; for
throe years hia first apparont defacation is coy-
ercd up. Every man Is anxious to place tho guilt
wllere it bolongs but 1t Is not possible to con-
ccntrato 1t upon Rodman, and Give other men
who havo boon closely connected with him
credit TOR intelligence Of tho meancst
order. It is rumorcd that worthless chcok for
1000 or $4,000 we'll known in Wall atreet rs
tho Vangaun check, has found its way into tho
vault8 of tho Brooklyn Trust Company, and has
hitherto been accounted aB good as gold.
New YoKK, Aug. 29--Early this evening a
warrant for tho arrest Of Mr.. nodrnan, 1ato
Deputy Treasurer Of Brooklyn, was issued by
Judge Dolmar md placed in the hnnds Of Capt.
Tory, Of tho police. Rodman was found at
homo, but although apparently sick WIS
not confined to his bed. uo waa
taken before Judge Dolmhr, but his counsel
waived examination on any charge that might bo
preferred against nodmau, md offered to give
bail for his appearance in any amount desired.
Ills counsel also proffered q certtAcato Of DR..
Watt to tho effect that Rodmnn waB seriously Ill,
The Judge declined accepting any bail, and Rod
man was takon to the Btation-house. 1t is 1ln-
deratooa howoVor, that be will bo allowed to 70
to Lis house IN company with IN officer. T,l-
NOR is cuaront in Brooklyn tonight that do
fa1cation as boon discovered In tho Office Of Tax
Collector Burrows,
, 1873-08-30

WOrlK1nKmenss Tr0rtblcs--DcorY. the
IbillinrGiHt, Shot.

lt1l1tArtstHt, SAVts
New Yong Aug. ao.--Tho society laborers
the rebuilding Of tho burned factory at Huntcr's
Point, and the services Of the police wero ncces-
sary yesterday to protect tho workers from tho
naaaults OF the strikers.
Members OF the different ltalan societies nro
taking steps to secure successful prosecution Of
thoir countrymon who may bc ongagol in the
traffic Of children.
Ex-Mayor Darkor, Of Detroit haa boon elected
IN honorary member Of tho Brooklyn Yacht
Club. Ills yacht is building hore, and is to 10
started Went next wcek.
Charles Schultz, aged 81 years, Inst ovonfng
shot Alary Hornish, aged 2a who refused to
marry him for tue reason that he had wifo liv-
ing, and then shot himself. It is believed that
Schultz will dio.
During fight late lust night in u West
Thlrty.Hoventh Rtrcet liquor Haloon, botwcon
John sharkoy and Michael Haggerty, the former
was :ffatal1y ssabbcd. The two mon hayo largo
Michael Angelo Mcfarland, rho spent sa5, 600
on the trial Of his brother Daniel, for shooting
Abort D. Richardson, died last evening in Belle
yue Hospital: Having no friends, he will bo
buried in the Pottors fold.
Tho Times sayB tlat there are thirty Catholic
parochial schools in Brooklyn, with IN attendance
Of over 10000 pupils, and that tho clorgy arc
clamoring for moro schools and pupils, thoir OBJ
ject boing to broak down tho publio-school ays-
tom.
John Deery. tho billiard expert, 1t is reported
WAS shot on Tuesday evening, by d fallow-bill-
inraist. It BeemB that Doory called for the pay
a ment Of as.nun debt, which vas refused; High
or, was nstonishod by three shots, ono Of which
took effect On bin arm.
Comptroller Greon, having allowed ono John
Cunningham to obtain Judgment against tho
city BY default, and thon refused to pay tho
Judgment, the pictures in tue QoYeruorfs room
have been again plaood under seizure by tho
Sheriff.
, 1873-08-30
THE NEVADA SHAREHOLDERS.
Eo1r RTeM Mako Fourteen Men Squat
OH u Log, Silent Witnesses OF tho
1SuESinE of $1o,OOO.

EOttF NAGal NAStND EOur1GEn H2Cm squat
OH u Log, Silent Witnesses Of tho
1sugging of S12,0O0.
from the Davenport Gazette.
Our readers will remember tho tclograplio &C.
counts. throe or four weoks ago. Of the laltinS
Of n stage in Nevala by brigands, who robbed
Wells, Furgo Il Co.'a Eafo Of largo sum Of
money. A citizen Of Davenport was II passenger
on the said ocoasion,-E. Baldwin, Chief Engi-
neer Of tho Dayenport & st. paul Railroad.
He writes IN account Of tho atfair to
friend. He aaya ho left Colfax at p.
ul., with thirteen other paBaougers-dcs-
tinat1on, Downiovil1e, Sierra County. At
tho start thoy "ascentoa 1,0O0 foct," tlon de-
scondod 1000 feet, and then repeated tho ascotl-
init, an episode occurred. -Four meu Bprang
from behind rocks eeizcd the leaders by tic bit
and baslo tue driver got down from there" It
was BONE tmo, Mr. Baldwin says, before tho
but ut last they wero made to comprehend it
without much ceremony. The driver was order
cd to tako the horaes from tho coach, and lend
them to ono side. Ho obeyed. Next
tho passengers wore told to dis.
log. As each Of the robbers held d double-bar-
relied shotgun, and Bwore that somebody's
brains would be spilled unloss "you step right
lively now" tho order was oboyod with alacrity.
III ~ tell you, ny frsn9p i Ill., writes nlr: B. "5
Of mico under tho cover Of tho shotguna, and
silently watohod tho operations OF tho robbers in
getting at tho contouta Of the eafe. The scouu-
drels drilled holes about tho lock, and elsewhere
IN tho door, poured powder in the openings,
tamped them, and then lighted tho fuae. III
half minute there was thick puff OF smoke, 4
dull heavy sound, and thoro lay the safe, open. It
VAS but tho work Of q minute to saok the bags OF
gold and pachagca Of greenbacks, and thon the
robborB ordered tho passengers to "mount."
THO travellers obeyed, and took their seats then
tho driver Was ordered to ''llitch up," and ho
did aa ho WAS told-and was requested to 't1rivo
OH quick, and not lag once for mile" And the
Why tho four-horao team flew away from the To-
cality would astoniBl o locomotive. The rob-
bers gobbled botweon $4,000 and 900.
After making the aforesaid mile in uncommon
ly quick time, the passengers got to comparing
notes concerning tho " lato interruption, and It
VAS found TINT every man of the fourteen had a
revolyor-safoly slowed nway In his trunk or
valiBo. Not man among them had weapon
about his person when the robbers wore at hand.
Whom tho stage reached Grass Valley the pas-
eongors told tho people tho ]" story Of thoir suf-
feringt" And tloy wero 1aughed at, "Four-
teen passongora Of you ordorod to ait on rod
wood log by four robbers armed with nothing but
id old allot-gunB, aud you did it-you sQuattcd,
did you, while they robbed the eafo?" waa tho
giBt Of the ramarks Of tho Grass VAlleyitos de-
lyerod with looks and accanta Of scorn. @
hlr. Baldwin says ono experience OF tho kind ia
enough for him-ho wouldn't 60 aoross tho street
to meet another.
, 1873-08-30
TUeInD1Aiu items.

MEaipH1s, Tonn., Aug. 29.-Two bales now
Tenncsseo, one OF A1ississippi, aud one Of ar
kansas cotton, were received to-day.
Cowan, teacher Of colored school near Bart
lott, who WAS stabbed by Bob Green fow daya
Hluce,. will recover. droen las not been ar-
rcstcd.
suo Jackson, colorod was struck ovor tho
head by Bill Smith, lor lover, at saloon, near
tho corner Of Bealo aud Do Soto streets, tonight,
and fatally injured. Smith escaped.
Amolon-yentlar from the country WIS assaulted
by negro named Albert johnson, in tho locality
Johnson threw large clod Of dirt, striking tho
melon-yonder on tho head, producing wound
that will probably provo fatal.
, 1873-08-30
Albany livestock Market.

Sptcfd! Dispateh to TIE CHICAGO Tribune
ALDANY. N. X. Aug. 29.--Deovos-The market to-
day has been 1rmor than In tho commencement, u
though prices aro about tho tho previous weok,
hut IN faw 1nstnnces common brought Au higher
Receipts amount to iG7 loas nu excess Of GG over
tho receipts Of aat week. There wore only ono OF two
Brighton dcacrs IN tho tnnes but dealers from Masba-
frcoly Rr. IT. s. 1osentlu aold II good Illinois seers
70 H. nonedict at 1910 per 100 ibs and also another lot
to brighton dealer at 6c per H. being best pricea
week, $685. sheep this week. H. 900 Inst weok, 900.
hogg o;tl, thia % week, g, ,Too; last week. 24,eoo:
made, but at low ngurcs i small number wero seen
In the yards.
eAocp and Lamb8-Tho quality Is good, but tho mar
lambs at OK 10 7Ac Offers for Canadn n1ecp 70.
fused at 6c. The average quotation for sheep IL ~
@Gc
Calvea--None In market,
lIogs-Very lttlo doing no quotations.
, 1873-08-30

The G1AEef of p0lico E3einK Invcsti-
gatcl-.-aEis DiHni iRAal ErOhnbIc.

ratcd-.-asis Dismissal s prs,,,ntlc.
c.se,,, n;sna,., - ~. ns::aa. r,t,..s.
g, rp.,,a pr a,Ia sn o. 70 gnr;a s;p " aa.o
..,,, ei noo!1 Aus <,-os. -.ons ~ son1e"nas OK.
Chief Of Police AIcDonough. More or loss fault
bus boen found with tlat officers rnanaromont
for for I yeas pnst' .as but the difficulty n4 has
ooy yo,;oo gust now oumnataa 4h ano noala
tho charges, and, Judging from tho testimony
otroo71 :; l. vii 7 Ior5 viii, ill.,
49, 1,'n;.,aaa =; e,sa w. s - ooAu.o ~
tnc p"sluoSs III osel. nna1o'er mnS no tue
praised for their efnclcnoy. The Chief is OK
cood;no,v nnnom,or with t,a ,,otro1,,o,
ond thov co,nn1a;n .,,at ~ r. .aoa;.
auu .nos eonp1n'o 'la. 'uo cfoa'5
tGf e a,aopne o among or om ana the gooa order IN
or than to linn. IT 1s quito commonly asserted
that Alr. William Loo, Who preceded tho present
ohlef IN olilc9, wan superior disciplinarian,
and @ had woskea tho lorcG up to tho PICS"
Tho chargeH againat ohief nlcDonough may bo
OF official authority. Other minor ononsos will
bo alleged, nut they will not bo con-
Of drunkonncaa win BE- shown; In
inct It s thought that 1hefe wlll 10 htto dlculty
IN proving TINT tho ohiof vas seriously under
the lnnaonco OF Liquor n,, tor Gays ana even wccks
~ s4GcebH4ou' LIZ 1G!uaAt VI pAl4 1oE
trivial offences, in which thore were por-
sonal reasons for tho ineareoratlon Of
prisoners odious to him, will be alleged,
ad y IT, thought 1aa without trouble
waa principally occupied With tho examination
OF witnesses III regard to the arbitrary arrost
and imprisonment OF woman namod
Carniyan, who hvoA on Myrtle a!root
@a1rectly @ oppoato Mo1Donoaghs residence.
MRS; Carnlvan was fudely arrested fow n'ghta
ago oy the uhiel petaonails' ~ hurried or to tne
, 1873-08-30
Agricultural NNntfprs.

Special D*pateh TO Jhe Chicago Tribune.
AunonA, Aug. 2o.-Great preparations aro be-
iii nos Tr elan saceoa 90 make + our W So s
from tho 9th to tho 18th Of noxt month"; Some
Of tho beat troting stock In tho country Is prom
iHed and the liberal pnrsos that are o1roroa for
last horeos arc constantly inoroasing In nun,boru
hall, whero pictures, Btatllary etc., viii DO o.
hibited, instond Of the pagoda ns formerly,
Special Dispatch to 1hd Chicago 44fbuns.
:, BLooM1NaroN, Aug. 2o.-Tho preparations for
the annual falr Of this county are almost oom-
ploto, aud 1t iB certain tlat tle exhibition, which
hogllia IL this city Oh Sept o will far aurpaas ali
fornlor displays.
, 1873-08-30

Louis, wan mado today and, aftor arguments,
Judge Daniels rcgorvel llia decision.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 20.-Tlio nov through ratl-
road line from this city to Cleveland, via Column
tlny.
ATon1soN, Mo-. Aug. 2o.-Thfa city to-t1ay, by
heafiy On unanimous vote, ngrcod to tnko 3t0i]OU0
OF stook * 10 lho Chicago h Atohiaon Drilgo COM
painy, TINT Company having agrood to build n
emo tho amount OF stoolt montioncd was aub-
seribod lilo Huccoss Of tho measure inat,ree tho
compilation Of tho bridgo within two1yo months,
nnd Then uniting tho iivo railroad limos OH tlls
sltc Hi(o. ff
, 1873-08-30
THE BANKS AND THE ORANGES,

HOMER, Hamilton Co., iowa, aug. q, 1879.
10 the Editor " Tha Chicago Tribune:
SIN: In your editorial on "National Banks
and tho Oranges" you tako tho ground TINT, whilo
the banAs mny bo uonopo1ies, they arc not OK
tortionists. This may 10 true Of National Banks
in general but certainly IL untrue when applied
to ono Of tho National Banks in tliB county. 1n
the first place, the managers Of this bank loan
thoir funds, not at 10 por cont ann1l1n, but ut
about por cent por month. This, IN addition
to interest On the bonds, would aoem to DO fur
inoon,o, IT not downright oxtortion. The laws
Of Iowa would not permit mo to charge higher
late than 10 por cont por ann,n,, but t!ioao
favored gentry nro allowed, "by hook or crook"
soma rs.
Tho rnothod ia about as folows: Farmer il in
urgent need Of a100 to pay noto laat duo.
Da1laor is willing to loan him tho amount for
ninety days, loss tho Interest at 4 ner cont por
month h,-taGiug far1,ers l'oto for s1oo whom lo,
in faot, received but sDt.
I an, aware that this trick III not peculiar to
National Banks, but is practicod, bolieya, by
private banlsora In this pnrt OF Iowa. Whilo !
do not urge tho abovo ns Ill argument agaii'st
tho misunderstanding syhen, IL VII, neyottno.
III which monopollstB disregard !aw. lt may ho
urged TINT tho caso otto iB clear ytolatlon OF
tho statute, md should bo puni .hol under ttlo
law. This is, IN souae meas'lre, frMe; blls' "nem
stockholdor IN tho bank IT. will 10 sqon how tllf-
tluult 1t would bo to mako those robbers amo1a-
bio to the law.
one otlor thing III connection with this bnnk
| nuBt not full to montion. Tho county-futtts
aro deposited in this Same bank for safo.keep.-
iug, tito county paying tho nominal sum Of II
no douGe tfat tho county-funtIs arc loanel to
Tho rigltt1ll ownorB OF thoin for ror cunt por
month. Wise Meas.lrol Most excellent !" la-
ternal. Government"
! aul Aappy to bo ablo to cay TINT tho people of
, 1873-08-30
SPAIM.

oFHlNs
MADRID, Aug. 2D.-The Cartagena insurgents
havo liberated all tho Car}ist prisoners ID that
city. Tho Cnrlista in turn have liberated all
tho Communist prisoners who happen to fall
into their hanla. Many of tho Commllniata who
haro boen implicated in tho recent excoHsos arc
Aooing to tho Carlist lines and enlistiug
Gen. Campos has twenty-four Krupp gunH in
position before 0artngena.
Admiral Lobos is at Gibraltar with the squad
ron which recently attempted tho bombardment
Of Cartagena
TERrldNAN, Aug. 20.-A fow Spanish volun-
taers entorod Franco, near hEonga, in search of
Carlsts. but, upon tho peasants congrogatiug to
rooiBt their advance, soon recrogsod the from
tier.
MADRID, Aug. 29.-At the meeting Of thom a.
jority Of tho Cortea to-day, 1t wns resolved to
suspend tho session OF the body from Sept. till
confidence il tho Ministry before taking o
recess.
[fIerald eatle.l .-.
Junta was deserted by Galne2, who has no con-
tdence III the inaurgont lenders.
Tho British Admiral Yolyorton informs tho
robels Of his intontion to n1oyo the Vessels W.T.
toria and Alluanza to Gibraltar.
At meeting Of tho robo}s, the majority de-
cdod to open fro from tho forts in case the re-
moval Of tho Spanish ships is attempted. THO
Admiral gives forty-oight honre' warning, and
threatens to bombard Cartagona II the forts flro
upon the ships.
MADRID, Aug 2a.-1t ia reported hero that tho
Carlists arc marching on Tafala.
, 1873-08-30

Specf0l Ds0aFcH 70 TIC CA7ca9o 477bHHe.
PAXTON, ILL.,, Aug. 29.-Corn in this county
About half crop is all that ig looked for.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
Iowa Cry, Ia, Aug. 29.-Corn wns planted
yery lato suffered from, juno rain, and las
bocn bndly fired by tho drought. There will be
about ono-third Of T. crop on tho limo Of tho
Rock Island Road, from tho Mississippi to tho
Missouri.
PuE1ps Cr11, Atchtson Co., No., Aug. %, 1873.
10 the Editor u 1ihc Chicago Tribune:
s1n: Tho crop of corn in this county md Holt
iB not moro than half of an average ono, hy
reason Of tile drought. We shall ship littlo or no
corn from here tho coming senaon. @. H. Il.
, 1873-08-30

floor Of tho St. Nicholaa nouso Of this city, Tho
damage amounted to about $1,000. Wo1l in
sured. Tho fro wns caused by limp loft In tho
room.
spscfal Dtapa.ch to T1s Cnfcaaa Tribune.
DETROIT, h1fclt, Aug. 20.-Canfc1d Il Wheel
last night by incoudiarlon. LOSS, $4,000; iuBur-
anCe, $4,000.
T1TuBy11IE, Pa. Aug. 2O.--A destructive fro
occurred at Jamcntown, N. ". thin. morning,
shortly after o'clock, originating in tho kitoho1
wator, tho llnn,os aproad rapidly, destroying the
Monitor uouae, Loorica' carriage manufaotory
aud Qroon Drotl,or,' livery stable. Logs,
s41 300, insurance, S18,500. Tho origin Of
tho fro wna accidental.
LowEI1, Mass, Aug. 20.-Tho extensive aaw-
mill OF @. ". 6andors l. Co. wns destroyed by
fire !aat night. Long OIL building md machinery
ehtin,atod 1T from $40, 600 to s25,000 insurance,
$4,000.
, 1873-08-30

PARSONS, Kan, Aug. IA Deputy United
States Marshal stalos that at the sitting Of tho
United States District Court at Fort Smith, Ark,
nineteen porsonH wero convicted of murder.
tory, and wore arrested in tho Indian country,
taken to Fort Smith, and convicted by q Jury
not composed OF citizens of their own country.
The facts will Boon convince the Indians that tito
Government should DO extended over that Terri
tory. and tho United States Courts established
so that crime committed In their country can be
triod at homo by jury Of their own country
mon.
, 1873-08-30
Action OF Expelled H1ombers from tho
Cincinnati Board Of Trade.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 2D-Frolborg and Workum,
who were RECENTLY expelled from the Chamber OF
Commerce Of this city for contonlpt OF it's
authority, havc made application to the courts
for writ Of Inandamua, requiring the Donrd to
on tho ground TINT the Board neglected to taLe
any action on tho chargoa proforred against
thom but proceeded, IN tho abHonce Of Froiberg
and Workllm, and without notice to thom, to
pass resolutions OF expulsion.
, 1873-08-30

mnn, and not nbto to spoak Ehgliah perfectly,
was greatly terrified. The conduct Of MO
Donough during tho tlmo Of tho arrobt was
COARSE, brutal, md arbitrary. Tho cvilonco
boon no brenoh Of tho ponco, and TINT nil
ho Ind dono waB perfectly juntifablo. It will DO
further shown boforo tho Commissioners tint
THO Oliiof passed his official authority to obtain
Tho examination will probably continue
Tock.
, 1873-08-30
GERMANY.

NEW YonK, Aug. 29.-A London letter BAYS
ehat at tho approaching asaonblage OF German
Journalists, to 10 hold Ut Hamburg, German
newspaper, which is about to bo started at st.
Louis. will be represented through negro gon-
tleman, its proprietor, Ho is we'll known as tho
only black journalist who haa yet appeared on
rho continent of Europe.
BERLIN, Aug. 20. = The Government has
ordered tho expulsion from tho country Of all
emigration agents who fail to provo that they
arc German subjects.
, 1873-08-30

SrooKnoLM, Aug. 2o.-The boller Of the fax
mill at HiIlorood, Sweden, exploded to-day with
terrific force, destroying tho mill and adjoining
chops. Thcro was no losg of lie in tho mill,
owing to tho absenco Of the workmon. but In
largo numbors Injured. % Tho King ' and 'u ouoan a
who wero at Fredensberg, short distance from
tho scene Of the explosion, hastened to the spot
and directed measures for tho relief Of the
rounded.
, 1873-08-30
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NEW YonK. Aug. 20.-Darney Williams tho
woll-hnown co,nodan, is now suffering from
paralysis Of tho neryoB of tho loft oyo, and haa
Cancelled all his professional engagements for
tho season. Ho aud Ills wife arc now residing at
Bath, Long Island.