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, 1873-10-07
SALT LAKE.

Somi-Annllul Conference OF tho
Church Of tho Luttcr Dny Saints
U'he Zlon's Co-Opcrutiye Institution
in EIourishing Condition-Pcr-
sonnl.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SALT LAKE, Oct. G.--Tho Forty-third Semi
Annual Conference OF tho Church Of tho Latter
Day Saints assembled hore to-day. Tho attend
ance is largo. Brigham Young and othors adj
dressed tic meeting Nothing novel WAS ad-
yanced. Tho list of saints selected to go on q
mission was read by Geo. @. Cannon. scand-
nayia md tho British Isles arc tho main fields
of tho proeclyting work. Eighteen missionaries
will bo sent to Europe and four to tho Sandwich
Islands.
In his Hormon Geo. Q. Cannon, an apostle,
beWailod tue fact of tho trials of to-day having
a deletoriouH and visible effect on the faith Of
many. The lust Of the world was to be avoided
by tho saints.
The city IL crowded with people from all parts
Of tho Territory. Fireworks, parades, bauds.
and tho Firo Department amuae tho visitors,
Business in q small way il lively.
Brigham Young is again elected President OF
tho zion'a Cooperative Institution. Tho reports
Of the officers Hhow a 1nrge business, md about
$40, 900 assets above liabilities.
The Netos, tho Mormon organ, thinks the out
look rathor encouraging for tho Inatitution.
Prof. Clark, Chief Astronomer Of the Lieut..
Wheeler exploring and surveying expedition,
loft for Bozoman, Moutana, to-day, to establish
an astronomical station.
, 1873-10-07

Special Dtspa{ch to The Chicago Tribune.
WARRINGTON, D. g., Dot. 6.-1noluding to-
days receipts from internal revenue. the col
loctions from that source thus far this month
amount to s1,216, 727, being at the rate OF only
about %, ,000, 900 for the whole month. ThlB is
agrcat falling OF. During tho dul1noHa Of the
past summer
THE nEuE1rTa FROM INTERNAL REVENUE
exceeded $4,000, 900 per month, and but for the
effect OF the financial panic upon general buai-
neBs the collections thiB month would hRvo
amounted to over 10000, 900, and would proba-
bly, have reached so. .000,000
Not much Improvement ip the condition OF
affairs will likely be noticeable for some days,
market were to settle down at ouco to their for
NOR qutotneBa and BtoadineaB, although al pro-
yiouBly stated In these dispatches, tho proaeut
dccloaBo or snlallness Of collections will
not In tho belief OF tho Commissioner
OF Internal Revenue oa,,Bo q loss to the Gov
ernInenl, for the reason that dstillera, from
whom and their products lB obtained the creator
portion OF royonue now collected flom informal
sources, will 60 ahead with tlloir business AZ
usual. stortng thor goods III warehouses,
and only withdrawing them In qunntitiea
sufficient to nl8ot tho aotuul demands. In tho
meantime, the Treasury Department will, in
ortlor to meet tho expenses Of tho QoYornmont,
continue to draw upon
THE LEaAL-TENpEn nEsEnyE
to make up tho deficiency resulting from
tho dlnllnutton In recoiptn OF currency
from the principal, In faot the only. 9oulo0
upon which the Government now reilaH. Two
million ak hundred aud forty-nino Thousand
, 1873-10-07
THE ILLINOIS COAL TRADE.

BRA1DWOOp, ILL.
Special Dfspatch to Ths Chicago Tribune.
DRA1DwooD, ILL.,, Oct. 6.-Ths chicago l. Viii
mington Coat Company hayo not nor do not in
tend to discharge single man. In faot, they
arc opening out now rooms every day, and arc
making every preparation for an immense fall
and winter trade. Tho wages Of the mincrs
havo not boon reduced. Every employe is paid
once month, ut tho regular payday, oil moneys
lo may hayo earnod during tho Inst calendar
month previous to such payday. Is the
noxt payday docs not occur until Oct.
49, no trouble is anticipated by this
Company or tho other companies, they
oil having ample means to pay tho miners in full
their wages, 10 usual. Be It saiu to the credit Of
the miners, that during tho panic tloy have bo-
hayed with unusual proprioty and decorum. Mr.
johnson, the Superintendent Of tho @. & ". G.
Company's mines, informs mo that tho quos-
tion in regard to tho probability Of their wages
not boing paid when duo, ho las mover hoard
montion OF alluded to By tho minors. This
Company arc now raising 1000 tons OF coal
daily. There are four other companies
mining coal hero namely: tho Wilmington
and Chicago Manufacturing Company, Eureka,
Star, aud ]. q: A. King Companies, whose total
amounts OF mining daily equals the Chicago l.
Wilmington. Tho amount OF money paid out by
these companies exceeds $4,000 monthly. Fiji
teen hundred and eighty tons Of coal wore
shipped from lore to-day.
, 1873-10-07

Special D&epatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
BosToN, Oct 6.-The condition Of the local
money-msrkot does not improve as rapidly al is
desired, and good deal Of hardship is expert
enced by business mon in consequence. There
Is much impationco with the conduct Of many OF
tho banks, and every pressure is brought to bear
for an abandonment Of tho certificate business,
and return to tho old basis OF Rreonbacks and
currency for checks. The speculation in cur
rency Ia carried on to an unpleasant extent, and
some brokers are making handsome pro1ts on
tue hardly-prosaed.
MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS.
One largo manufacturing establishment OF
Manchester, N. H., paid 90, 600 for 9300.00o in
currency, last week and others are still paying
heavy shaveH for currency. It is charged on tho
Btroot that tow bank officers are In colluaon
with tho brokers, proferring to get tue beue6t OF
tho premium on currency, bnt this cannot bo
tracod to any trustworthy foundation.
THE WORKING PEOPLE
are beginning to foel the PRESSURE, as many large
establishments have materially reduced their
forces, and somo on Saturday only gave their
hands part pay. It Is, however,. felt that tho un-
satisfactory condi ion Of things will aoon diaap-
pear 1t the banks return to The old basis. The
talk in favor Of speedy return to specie pay
ment Is becoming daily moro general.
, 1873-10-07

formerly cllIof editor and proprioter Of the Dos~
tbn Courier, and waa born at Newburyport,
Maaa.; at which place and Dunmcr Academy ho
was odt1oatcd. descendant Of raco Of eailorst
among whom Are found Hono Of Paul JoneB'
command, ho ovlutod from boyfood love Of the
sea, which was n,uoll strengthened by hIs inti-
mate connection with tile familtoB Of
sa S Sy emes o'rs sy ss Psfsees II t' boa bsy
OF. ali descriptions. Soon aftor losving
to Aust1H1tni loft hiH yosscl Ut that port, and
va onnge tcr come tine me- IN brs1s Vessels
From thenoo he vent tn the EaHt Irdes and
CLina, null thence to San francisco, whore l,o
ontorcd tho Pacific Alail Steamship compnny's
service. and speedily became watch q qil'car<
Rallroad. alr. Ll,nt sailed between Cnnada and
England; and on returning to America arrl1od
for the position of chiof officer OF tho Horat
from Boston to Melbourne, but vas persuaded
to leave tho aea nntl ontor tho State Engineer
CorEH Of tho Hoosao Tuunol
Tho unfortunate Earl of Aberdeen went as
chtof mate Of tho Ilora, and was loBt at aoa.
Alter romafntng two yours at tho tuhnol, mr..
study Of art, at which ho Inns always boon an
amateur. Il foW Inonthg since. wllilo travelling
in Italy, ho hoard Of tia Daily grapho's gigantic
6auoon expedition, and Immediately returned to
thiH coit1ltrY for tn: purpose Ut Offering his Scr
yiceB as either boatmati, artist, Or correspond
ent.
A1r. Lunt il tall. muscular, mud activo, m ex-
| pert onrnrlan, aud an experienced bontman, and
will bo found 4 valuable assistant
Tho following lottcr WAS received by Mr.. Lunt
"Bos7oN, Aug. u, 1873.
"A1Y DEAR Sin an1 very Elad tint you are
| going up in tho Daily Graphic bAltoon instead
Of meaolf. II successful you cond write it up
30 much better tllnn 1 could, aud at tho sano
tins illustrate the voyage with drawings, Witch
F..ff,. ,S.,Jt- nj fo%
, 1873-10-07
CHICAGO, tuesday,, OCTOBER 7, 1873,
dollars OF tho s4i 000 coo loyal tender rescrvoH
hive, according to tho Treasury financial exhibit
thts tfterrnnn hnnt, mid nit.

dollars Of tho s4i, 900, 600 logal.tonder reserveH
havo, according to tho Treasury financial exhibit
this afternoon, boon paid out
Tho falling OF Iii receipts from cuotoma
dutios is considerable, though not near as large
aH tho reduction Of lntarhal.roveuao coloctiong.
FlNANotAL AFFAIRS
In this city continue to improve. The aaHoc!atyd
banks, actipg under tho ndvico Of thoir comn1it-
too, arc now paying out currency more froely
aud using tho Cfearing- UorBo cortiiloatoB only
for settlement among thameelves. Bonb
In full for Ill but tho demands of othor bankss
III tllo organization, whflo tho banks which de-
clinod to 70 into the clearinghouse organiBa~
ton, and havo promptly paid oil drafts mate
upon them during tho prevalence Of
the, panic, a:o d?ln8,, largely Increased
business. Bbtno objections, ars raised t3
ritz rnopos1rioN MADE Dx JAf coonE co.
for the settlement Of the firm pindebtcdnosB, and
ho1erAl sliggoationa or planB Tor tho adjustment
of affairs, haye been submitted to tho Oompany
md to tho public. Among tho pianB
fB ono proposing that IN ono OF the
rouding proceedings IN bankruptcy remembering
that the Government ia largely Interested in tho
Northern paciflo Railroad. which promises to DO
tho naoat valuable Of tho assets Of tho firm, jay
Oooke & Co. ..sl,all nominate ono Trustee. tho
Of tho houses of tho firm ono each, making five
In all. THIS, 1t ia olaimod, would include, and bo
obligatory Oh, all the creditors OF tho firm, to
prevent my Unreasonable aud dssatiacd crodl-
tor from instituting proceedings hereafter to
annul the act Of any private Trussoo, and would
allow maBnauimous creditors, If tho calamity
prove to be greater than now believed, to give
to Cooke d Co. q discharge, which may become
necessary and proper.
, 1873-10-07
LIFE INSURANCE,

Damaging Statements Concerning the
Affairs OR the st. Louis NIutual Lifo
insurance Company.
ST. Louis. Oct. G.-Wiliam solby, State Super
lrtondent Of Insurance, to-aay filed petition in
tho Circuit Court, asking for all injunction to
restrain tho st. Louis Mutual Lifo Insurance
Company from trnnsacting. any further busi-
nosB, especially from issuing any now poll
clos, relnBurlng any Of its risks, or
paying out any money whatoyor. Tho petition
further asks for the appointment Of Rocoiyor,
and for decroo dissolvng the Company and
winding up itB atfairs. Mr.. 6olby'a petition iA
basod upon faots, as ho alleges, tint tho exan,-
'at9n lint ot tho estts s Of the Company ordered BY
Company o1eeod it's aBaeta BY s9o4, 4,o55,
exclusive Of s1oo,ooo capital atock. Mr. selbyy
also asserts that tho liht Of policies furnished
llim, and upon which tho above liabilities aro
based vas not list Of all tho policies a-
number Of polIclcs have boon wrongtully
Cancelled aud erased from the books. aud all
liabilities Of tlo Company thorcundor illegally
ignored, thereby making tho liabilities much
loss tlan they actually arc. An injunction was
notice served On tho Company.
, 1873-10-07


Special DispatcA to The Chicago Tribune.
JOLIET, ILL.,, Oct. 6:-The tnanclal panic passed.
OIL quietly at this city. The extitomont at tho
rolling mills haa boon allayod by notice TINT
thero will be no reduction Of wages, and there is
no apprehension among employees. a largo
number Of laborars engaged in tho work OF i'm
provemont or construction have boon dis
charged owing to tho straltened times-
Tho Iron rail-nlIll has been idlo for q fow days,
caused by q lack Of old rails, but will DO put III
operation tomorrow. Practically, the works arc
feeling and confidence prevails among the men
az 10 tho financial statuB Of the Joliet Iron aud
stecl Company. We believe it to be very favor
able. This impression Is warranted by tho fact
lincs, such as the Chicago Il Alton, the Ohioago,
Rock Island d Pacific, tho Chicago l. North
woatorn, and the Grand Trunk nailfoad. These
facts, in substance, CLEANED from an interview
with supt. Torrence this afternoon, who iB yory
cautious in his statements regarding his Com
pany.
, 1873-10-07
ST. LOUIS.


Special Dtspatch to Tar Chicago Tribune.
ST. Louis, Oct 8.-Tho days drag slowly on
without any marked Improvement i'll financial
mattors. People do not succeed In accommo-
dating themselves to tho new mode Of doing
things as readily as might DO desired. Every
day seos new converts to the opinion TINT the
Clearing House certificate Bystem
tB 4 MISTAKE.
Bankers who opposed ths sohomo aay that the
banks which favored 1t will bo IN no bettor con-
dition to pny currency on tho 1st Of November
than they woro whom tho panic commenced.
These Institutions will DO constantly depleted OF
currency. for their customers will be likely to
hoard 1t aud deposit only certified checks. Most
Of tho bankB keep two accounts for certified
checks and tue other for currency. Tho pay
mentB over their counters arc generally half in
ono and half in the other.
THE STRONG DANK8
as ru1e pay currency On deposits made before
the scaro began. The weaker bnnk5 do as they
can. All things arc quiet, and all tho dealings
of moueye1 mon arc characterized by forboar-
ance. Thero are plenty Of people who profess
to seq % improl loment In aifairs not apparent to
TIE PRODUCE DEALERS
arc still at Htana-still. but moro hopeful on ac
countof advanced prices In grain in Chicago and
at the East.
THE dT. LOUIS FAIR
opened to-day with something leAB than the or
dlnary number Of visitors. The retail and job
bing tralo will be reasonably good this Weok on
account Of this influx Of country people.
PORK MEN ....
aay, that tho packing season will not begin as
enrly by two or three weekB "a In former yoarB.
They arc, however, very confident Of d large
foreign demand and stiff prices whom they once
got to work, and think that money will bo tol-
orab1y abundant by the timo they want it.
, 1873-10-07

PHILADELPHIA.
Special Dtspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 6.-Tho condition Of
tue monoy market aeems to bo improving, and
tho brokers on Third Btreot arc slowly recover
ing from their lato prostration, and a few firms
ORE. But tho probability Is that business will
bo genorally rosumod by tho end Of the present
week. In manufacturing oirclcs
THE WORST EFFECTS
Of the late panio are only now being appreciated.
City banks rofuso to take country checks, and
the country banks are unable to draw their city
balances. Tho consequence is, that merchants
arc obliged to send their checks On for collection
by express. thereby losing vory considerable
notes to pay complain grieyously OF tho existing
state OF thlngs.
GEORGE II. NORTH co.
hayo made certain propositions to their credit
noon. but ut the presout writing nothing has been
done. Tho firm state that thoy have arranged
with oil their creditors save two, wloae action
they await. They oxpoct to resume by Wednes-
day at the farthest.
Il. nEnEn nuL1,
having overcome Ms slight difficulties, is again
undor way.
J.P.A II. E. YEuKEs
report TINT all their creditors except one have
agreed to their proposals. and his assent is aB-
tomorrow
In q previous dispatch reported the fact Of
ono firm here
PAYING THEIR HANDS IN GOLD,
with an abatement Of 10 per cont. now be-
lieve that many othor large employers will fol-
low the example. Tho proprietorB OF
THE BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKS
have discharged 200 out Of 2, 700 employees. Tho
senior member Of tho firm stntes that couBidera-
bio work has bean done ahead Of time, aud they
will Ha1tFnr fAH jncnm0tiVAH Wnnk3v until fhn
middle OF next month to the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. They have delivered eighty
FIVE locomotives, and will mako fifteen moro
when required. The reduction In the number OF
hhuds was caused partly by the cancelling or
postponing Of orders by parties whoso poaition
did not warrant their fulhllment but mainly in
falling of IN the number OF ordorB received.
To-days dispatches announce tho suspension Of
DARKEn's SHOE FACTORY,
Jersey city, for tho want Of currency to pay
from the shops Of the Now Jorsoy Central Raii- iI
road Company.
, 1873-10-07
THE POAAR!S GREW,

Arrangements Hlnde for Their Ieecep-
tton III WAhl,ingt0n-Thc Investiga-
tiOM Commenced Several Months AEo
to lIU COnt1nN1tl.
WASHINGTON, OCT. G.~-The steamer Tallapoosa
is hourly expected at the Navy Yurl with the
survivors OF tAo polurin on butyd. Tho Navy
Department will allow mombera OF tho fumlios
Of tho po|arH' orow to 20 OIL boa,d, but tho pub
llo will not bo admitted to lor. Secretary Nobo.
son will bo hora Wednesday. ald will imnlodiato-
ly mako arrangements to go on with tho inycstI-
CATION commenced by him Bomo months ago,
when tho TyBon purity WIZ hero.
LONDON. Oct. g. Sir George RawiinBon, in
speech at birmingham last night, Expressed the
plato the investigation Of the polaris oxpo1i-
ton.
, 1873-10-07
CINCINNATI.

OINo1NNAT1, Oct. 0.-The Directors Of tho
Board Of Trade to-day adopted a resolution fa-
yofing tho repeal Of oil usury laws; that7 per
tract, and fayorng the modification Of tho
National Banking low 10 aa to allow oyory asbo-
oiation having $50, 600 Of Government boudH the
right to dopoBt tho same anl receive NAtional
Bunk notoH under restriction rendering tho
blu Aoldor III geouro Ill usder tho present Bys-
tom.
CINCINNATI. O., Oct. 6.--Tllo Gaxetto report
err to-day visited tho various manufacturer, not
previously reported, embracing 3g s ons Of the
4,0l7 hantlH, but lit havo been discharged Hinco
the financial trouble began, aud Of tLls uumber
, 1873-10-07
sixtY~ave were not discharged On account Of the
monoyed buBineBs.


sptefa, Dlenatch 70 Tho chteaao Tribune.
citAofrA,oN, III, OCT. .o;--Ine financial OF
lonuo ia being restored. Tho first National
Bank Of this oity iB all right, and las paid overy
chaqk that haa, boch riosont tod at its counter
tiurtng tho panic Including time.corti1cates not
due. 0rafn buyers are also paying currency for
olatod over tho prospect Of better, prices for
grain. Thoro Is also a strong Likelihood OF our
Bohrd OF Supervisors having Bpcctnl moottnB
bnd reversing their action in 1elntion to tho
''' blayttftr; fiji. fhir .
sptctal nspateh to 7Ae Ghfcaqo Tribune: i;
DANv111E, ILL.,, Oct. G.-Tho exchange bank Of
]. @. Short l. Co. was to-day compelled to ask OF
dopositore an extension Of Eix, nlno, and twelve
not granted, tho probabilities aro the bank will
bo forced to Buapond. Their assota consist Of
the bank. with pald-in capital Of $100, GOO, tho
Paris Il Danville nailroaa, and 700 acros OF coal-
lands, with threo distinct mines in nctivo opora-
tion on them. Their liabilities are not as yot
estimated.
DEconA1, IA.
Special Dfapatth to 4,'o Chicago Tribune.
McGnEaoR, H., Oct. G.-Tho Decorah banks
arc all right, having paid al demands TINT have
boon made during Tho whole Of the panic, and
aro fully ablo to meet my that may DO made In
DAYTON, 0.
DAYTON Ohio, Oct. 6.-Somo gossip was OK
citod, but no excitemont created, to-day by tho
suspension Of Reuben Harslam aud John II.
Gorman's Central Bank. u private institution.
Thore Ind boon no run upon thou, but steady
drain for three weeks. which embarrassed thom,
a1Id thoy suspended uutil tho resumption in New
York, Cnolnnuti, &C., 30 they eau convert tho
nsBets into currency. They are considered aul-
ply ablo. in securities and marketable real Co.
tate to pnY mp and resume when the Btringency
OF tho money market ia relioyed. Tho other
banks continue business as usual, paying prompt
1y, aud manife8tiug confidence In their ability to
60 through tho general crisis safoly. Business
continues about as usual, md manufacturers are
iu full operation.
, 1873-10-07

Special Uispa{ch to TIC Ch|caQo 1T7GUN6.
OSHKOSH, Wis.,, Oct. G.-Iho proceedings III
bankruptcy against the Oshkosl, Manufacturing
Company woro stopped to-day by an injunction
from Judge Millers Court. oi, tho prayer OF tho
0eisor ThroAhing Machine Company, Racine.
The Oshkosh Company was thrown into ba''lt-
ruptcY in August. with s50,000 liabilities au.l
assets amounting to $4,000. Gcsor Il Co. u
tuied by conspiracy OF local orodtors, to crowd
out Eastern stochsIolueM. The injuaotion will
ho hoard before Judge Miller, at milwaukee, Oh
SATURDAY.. tho 1Ith.
, 1873-10-07

New Yonx, Oct. 0.-htax Maretzok oponod to-
night with L,lccu aud lAmborlik III tho oporn OF
" Puliuto." Nutw.lh stanlilg thu rainy night,
tho Grand 0pora. Il,'nHe was crowded, and thu
Ink. Iamherllk's Huccoss has been ~ marked as
tA1t Of Lueca.
, 1873-10-07
BALTIMORE.

Special Dfspatah to This Chicago Tribune.
baltimore, Oct. 8.-During tho present nnan-
ctal panic thore was Ho1ne trouble In the Dnlti-
more manufacturing establishments but it has
bcon Bmoothod over. Some factories discharged
portion Of their hands, and others compro-
missed with them by an arrangement by which
they took half their wages in money and tho rost
iu due-b1lls These duo-bilB have since been
generally paid, ind all sach establishments aro
now running in the regular way.
, 1873-10-07
CANADIAN FINANCES,

Special Dispatch to 7hs ChscaHo Tribune.
0rTAwA, Oct. 0-Tho revenue Of CanHda
tor September WAS Sl,a74,bla.70; expenditure
for tho samo time. $l.9G9,2 ~ -
, 1873-10-07

Special D.patch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
NASHVILLE, Tonn., Oct. 8.-Tlo banAs have
virtually resumed business to-day
, 1873-10-07

Gnscia& Dfspatch to 9hs Chicago Tribune.
BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. G.-Thoro Is nothing new
Of financial or commercial character, The first
OF the winter rainH occurred today, and there
was little outside business in consequence.
, 1873-10-07

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
CLEVELAND, O.. Oct. 6-Tlio financial and in
duHtrial situation iB quiet aud improving.
, 1873-10-07

ri: o;Sa!ax st7k oaissE is ist ETsny ESy
Blr Knights oousteoasy tnviled By ardsr Of tho T. @.
D. Il. ", LOUkE. Naeafdur
, 1873-10-07

Neaulag communication VI National IotRe, No. 500. A.
sna A M. till svsnlnf 9o eernsi u y 4lnl'ed z r..
1urd, ", M, A.. II. BrllEB, 6eo,
, 1873-10-07
HOTELS.


Masonic.
A.hlar Lodge. No. Bos, 4. H. and A, H. Regular oom.
nunic Aton . ruoslay> evening At ,Aer hal IL hla.
daily ln,l ,lled. U. u. OltANE. 9oo,
, 1873-10-07
WASHINGTON.

Tho Act Concerning Cruelty to AMI
1nnls in Trnusit Proves to 1NaTe EBcen
IQnsttlY Thrown Observation-Disclosures
OF Vessels Will To Required to Do
Active Scrvice--PAylng Of2 Antc-1kc-
belli0n CGnKttH Bil&Ns
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-10-29
ALEXANDRIA, La
Wednesday. -.... October ~. ls.,

~Tbe old hul k, Ozark, p"f'
chased and manned into a GU boat
without authority OF law by the usnr
per Kellogg, is on trip here win
the Metropolitan Police OF the o''y
of New Orleans on foald and IN 'o''
com and. D,Klyne, Packa'"
right bower, in the capacity OF Co'o'
rel Of Louisiana Militla, seems 10 oe
chief cook ard bottle washer ana III
full change of the layout. Ihe' are
here for the purpose OF arres''nS
MANY of our citizeus, who are said TO
have participated i'll the Col'aS III
fair last April, against whom 'na'c'-
ments in Durells Cont have been
found, through fraud and paIp"ole
perjury. The beauty OF the "hole
infamous and illegal transaction
s.e,s to he centred in the fact, that
Kellogg should be mustered INTO tue
naval service of Uncle Sam ana mace
the guardian OF the rights Oh the
Government of the United States
The who.e concern is such an appar
ent and gross violation OF all law ant
one OF The sequels OF the kad'ca
usrrration now grinding Louisiana
That no one here is surprised at u
expedition or its political objects !
is ONLY one of the many mohey-lnaA
ing tricks of the pap suckers OF Ne
locg and his usurping tribe, TO VINO
we are used, and Of course must sui
NIT, for Grant wills it.
At last accounts the Ozark and be
buzzarl crew, were anchored ut I'll
port OF Colfax, in the province
Grant, and had made six arrests