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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-08
YORK HERnD FRIDAY AUGUST 1s7x-w1TH SUPPLEMENT-

thee southern States which have b-en radio At
,ne saop,on :, me-. vision g a.. psols o. vTsna IN
.,. me nec.nsliy Of eonnus the po-er o. the
s ~ ~ ne control Of the conservative
ss9, ID ~. chief purpe % N. conservative
Ss csorea .ns aI, S Sr sSegs e ne rhe
mot. ~ wise and benosesni ths psrity
rhsys-rhss The Conservative parry q Virginia s
rsns w ~ ye g,, Of sa.,ens hs.a,s g General
and will cordially opeisi IN eserv measure Of hi.
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20 cultivate sentiments u sod ~ betwssa ne
rav ssssvas csaL
Uaioo no s % ,sS :. WYNN. sasss Ss s-say ed,
enlargement aud compistcn % she great James River
e The ohIe wIlh those 2, is cht:aesals erdng %
" s ,h ssss s ne 81 s ~ e.s ~
trade IN the Esa me completion b1 ne government,
aos. bond y asisa ~ss s ne GO sos,saa.. ~ss'
greda.,. .aa Commodities Would pa.s he hss 4
y u sseis az sos.~.s,.i rsi nj s.iA
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. yirss. s.ssS.s..a .ni soaiaS,.a sss., ~ o..
70 the Wisdom and real q cSs-srvsivs sac ssssss
msna assr. provision eashi 70 y ssntinuss ms
aud coiored races respectively
Resolutions were passed declaring the late
correction by Legislative enaetmcn,. cnang,ne the
plan OF TIE city and county party organization.
ana proStutng Tor only three fcsident members OF
the state Executive Committee
ok>Knsf HrMrNs Acsrrr.
The following telegram nom General Kcmper
To Hon. Tsosss Bococs
accept the nomination with profouaf sense % N.
lust responsibilities but without defraf ali
true 'us'n'An' stand together '"s z, "A, q ,y,s
The Convention adjourned stns die and was re.
solved into mass meeting AZ eleven O'Clock % al
low the most prominent speakers 70 address the
vast assemDlage.
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CUBA.
The sequestrated Property Relief Decres-Press
Opinion Of the Position Of the Rebels
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, August Z, 1873.
The Diarto de la Marina of to-day says OF the
kilograms announcing the PRONUNCIATION OF q
decree annulng the sequestration Of the property
OF Cuban rebels that 1t will not pronounce the
news false for fear of misleading the public, but it
cannot accept it without Official confirmation The
Diario thinks it impossible that the Spanish gov.
eminent DEGREES the immediate return of their
property to rebels and rebel sympathizers
The writer says:-"The rebels have used q
great part OF their resources in buying
vessels and arms to carry on the war;
The return OF their property will send out new
expeditions and prolong the struggle. Such &C.
ton would be an absurdty and show want Of
reason and patriotic sentiment on the part of the
government. The loyal people OF cuba are making
heavy sacrifices to enable the government to sus-
tain the increasing expense OF the war, and it is
a great outrage to take a million or more out OF the
treasury in this way"
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TELEGRAM TO the new YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.
LONDON, August I, 1878.
The race for the Brighton Cup took place at
Brighton yesterday and was won by Uhlan
Fageolet was second and Mornington third. Five
ran
The betting at the start was 7 to against Uhlan,
even on Fageolet and 8 to 1 against Mornington.
The following Is q summary OF
THE RACE.
THE BRIGHTON CUP, piece OF plate, value 300
sovs., II ten subscribers and four start, the
property OF different owners, added to sweep
stakes of 10 sovs each. The old course, about
two miles.
MI Savile's Dr. c. Uhlan. by the Ranger out Of La
Mechaute, years old. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I
Mr. T. Lombard's Oh. G. Flxge0let, by Plutus out
OF La FavOrite, years old. ................. q
Mr.. Brayley's b. h. Mornington, nv Arthur Weles-
ley out Of Blondelle, years old .............. 8
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ELECTIONS IN NORTH CAROLINA.

WILMINGTON, N c., August !, 1873.
The election on the constitutional amendments
and for township ofrcers took place throughout the
State to-day. But little interest was manifested.
This county gives q majority against the amend
mepts but it 10 generally understood that they are
all adopted. There was but little opposition IN the
majority OF the counties. Only In few counties
where the colored people predomnate was there
any decided effort made to defeat the amendments
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S p "A / N +.
Carlist Assaults with Municipali-
ties in Conspiracy.
A Flag Of Truce from valencia-Parlsy with
the Insurgents-Colonial Loyalty
in Porto Rico
IflteaAns 10 TINE NEW YORK HERALD.


MADRID. August I. 1873.
The Carlists have attacked Oyarzun, In Gut
puzcoa. conspiracy has been discovered to give
the town up to the enemy. and many arrests have
been made.
FARLEY AT VALENCIA.
The b0mbardment OF Valencia has been sus-
pended, nag OF truce having heen received from
the insurgents requesting parley, which is now
going on.
PORTO RICO LOYAL.
The Cortes by vote OF lsl yeas to nay. have
passed bill granting constitutional guarantees to
Porto Rico. A deputy from that colony In the
course OF the debate declared that the island would
always remain faithful to Spain.
ESPARTEROs EXPLORATIONS.
The Impartial says that Espartero Is extremely
French News or q Carlist Victory.
BAYoNHE, August T. 1873
The Carlists claim victory at Elgueta, in Gull
puzcOa, ten miles from San Sebastian.
They state that they captured one republican
general aud 900 prisoners.
Prussian Omcial Denial Of Imperial Ma.
val Interference.
BERLIN, August I, 1879.
The North German Gazette denies the truth Of o
current report that the German Consul at Carta-
gena went to Madrid to place the captured insur-
gent vessels at the disposal OF the Spanish govern
ment.
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4 FIGHT WITH BORDER RUFFIANs

ST. LOUIS, NO., August 7, 1873.
special despatch to the Democrat from venita
Indian Territory says there was q tight on Tues
day about twenty-n miles west OF there, on Yer
digris Creek, caused by party of roughs assault
ing some quiet citizens and driving them
and their families from home. About forty citizens
started in pursuit OF the roughs overlook them
and a fight ensued, In which several persons we're
slightly wounded. The r0ughs escaped, but the
pursuit was continued and at last accounts was
III 10.
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VERMONT SOLDIERS REUNION.
A Grand Display OF Troops, Decorations 4
and Fireworks

RUTLAND, VT, August !, 1873.
The second day OF the Vermont Soldiers Reunion;
has been great success. A beautiful day, large
gathering Of soldiers and citizens and eloquent,
orators tended to put all In good humor. The re-
view Of General veazey's division at camp Double
day by Governor Converse took place at two O'Clock
soon after addresses were made by Generals Owens,
Hawley, Doubleday, Robinson, Grimm sprague,
Veazey and Captain TrumDull. In the evening there
was q grand torchlight procession through the
principal streets Of the village. The Nominations
and decorations were hre, some Of them rcmarka-
bIy 80. Among the most noticeable were those
of the Herald AMI Globe offces and the resi-
dences OF General Baxter and ". G. Clement. The
Heroid BUILDING was pronounced by all 10 have
been the most deliberately decorated and ihu.
minated OF any in the line OF march. Great enthu-
siasm prevails among the officers and soldiers in
regard TO this reunion. The division breaks up
ca nh tomorrow.
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TrlEepAms TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

TElEGpAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
PARIS, August 7, 1873.
Vienna despatch says the Count de ChambOrd
yesterday returned the visit of the Count de Paris
The interview between the Princes lasted an
hour. Nothing Is known of the nature OF the con-
ference.
THE ''HEAD" OF THE FAMILY.
Vienna despatch says that in his late inter
view with the Count de Chambord the Count de
Paris acknowledged the former to be the head Of
the House Of Bourbon and Of the royal line Of
France.
On the return visit OF Chambord to tho Count Dc
Paris the latter met Chambord at the door OF his
hotel and escorted him within.
Specie In Outflow from the Bank.
PARIS, August Z, 1873
The specie in the Bank Of France has decreased
$1,000, 900 II ancs during the past week.
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A RAILROAD WAR.

Attempt 60 ForcIbiy Unite tho BosteDs
and Maine with the Maine Central.
PoBrLASD. Me-. August 7, ls73
The Boston and Maine Railroad made forma1
attempt 10 make q iorcible connection with the
Maine Central today, which was formally resisted.
Each party had their legal advisers present, In
order to make the necessary points for q lawsuit.
No connection was made aud no disturbance 90
currpd.
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ARREST OF A SNEAK THIEF.

Hermann Schneider was arrested by Detective
McDougau, who had been detailcd for the purpose
yesterday afternoon as no was about leaving the
steamer Drew, which was lying at pier Al North
River on n charge Of stealing from the boat. Upon
searching the prisoner a number OF articles were
found on his person, which he had taken from the
staterooms. lie was locked up at Police Head
nm arters-
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CATHOLIC CONVENTION IN PENNSYLVANIA.

POTTsvILLE, Pa, August T. 1879
The Convention of the Catholic Benevolent
Union OF Pennsylvania adjourned this morning
alter very harmonious session Of two days.
George ]. White, OF Philadelphia. was elected
President. A grand festival was held at Agricul-
tural Park, where about two thousand persons
were assembled Everything passed or harmoni-
ously Scranton was selected as the place for hold
ing the next State Convention.
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RAILROAD SLAUGHTER.
PATERSON. n. j., Aug

PATERSON, n. j., August :, 1873.
Tonight, about half.past eight O'Clock, the Pater'
son local train on the .Erie road, which leaves New
YORK At eight O'Clock. when abous one mile west
OF Bergen Tunnei, struck and Instantly killed a
man about thirts.nve years OF age, apparently a
laborer. He had stepped from the eastward bound
track to escape the day express train, and faed to
notice the Patterson train. Tho mangied remains
were brought ny the same train 70 Ru.nerfurd
Park
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-08
THE CHEROKEE ELECTIONS.

ST. Louis, NO., August 7, 1873.
Election returns have been received from three
districts In the Cherokee Nstion-Delaware sa-
line and Choweesk0wee-whch the Downing party
has carried by decided majorites, and feel hopeful
OF eleotlpg majority TO the cQuncis
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FIGHT WITH REVENUE OFFICERS.
An Assistant Ma rsh al Killed I'm Virg infa

RICHMOND, August ], 1873.
fight took place yesterday, IN Scott county,
between small force OF revenue 0fIcers,
under Colonel George S. Egbert, United
States Deputy Marshal and q gang of Illicit
distiers, in which man named Wilcox, an as
sstant OF the Marshal, was killed by John A. Van
gard who had previously surrendered, but was
rescued by his friends. The Marshal had but three
men, while his opponents numbered eight.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
sutctde-Fight with Apachos-Aid for
Portland.

Ban FRANCISCO. August 7. 1873
Martin Kuppai. German, committed suicide by
hanging himself at the Swiss Hotel here tonight.
lie recently arrived from the East. and, being
destitute o. money. became disheartened.
In light at oak Greek, near Camp Verde, on the
2sth June, between the troops 8nd Apaches three
Indians were killed and five women captured.
This city has sent already $1,000 for the relief On
Portland.
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NEW YORK AND oswEsO MIDLAND.

MIDDLErowS, n. ", August 7, 1873.
The New York and oswego Midland Railroad
Company make Middletown the terminus OF the
Eastern and Middle divisions and locate the prinI
cpal machine shops here.
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FIRE IN ACTON, ONTARIO.

ACTON, ontario, August :, 1879.
A nre this morning destroyed McKee's general
store and several buildings adjoining The loss is
About xZhOOO
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ROME.
Tho Papal Temperatures Question Not Pressed
in France.

PARIS, August Z, 1879
The rumor that a. Comedies was endeav0ring
to induce the French government to attempt the
re.establishment of the temporal power Of the
POpe Is unfoundod.
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FRANCE.

Progress Of the Bourbon and Orleans Princely
Family Fusion-Spscis in Outflow
from the Bank.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Rest Newspaper I'm the
Country.


The WEEKLY HERALD OF the pre- cnt week, now
ready, contains a Select story, entitled "Chieny
for THIS End" together with the very Latest News
by Telegraph from All Parts OF the World up to the
hour OF publication; Execution OF the Murderers
OF Mrs. Lampiey at Baltimore; Burning OF the
standard on Works az Hunters Point; Another
Railroad smssh-Up; A Wonderful story OF Clan
dcstlne Love and How Vile and Her
Paramour snot Themselves In Presence OF the
Husband; Extraordinary swindiing transactions
in Philadelphia; the Mysterious Death OF sarah
Maria Bancksr. the Vile Of a Harlem Physiciani
specimens 81 Penitentsry Lore; the Monster No
sonic Tempe M Philadelphia; the Havana CONNER
clal Bans Robbery; White slaves In New York. and
the Pubic Debt. II also contains the Latest
News by Telegraph from Washington; Political.
Religious Literary aud sporting Intelligence,
Editorial Artlces on tho prominent topics Of the
day; our Agricultural Badget; Reviews OF the
Cattie. Horse and Dry Goods Markets; Financial
and Commercial Intelligence. aud Accouuus OF Al
the Important snd Interesting Events ef the
Week.
TERss;-singic subscription. 81; three copies
t5 ave cogles o.; Ten copies. sls. single copies
ave cents eaon. A limited number OF Adyertse
mcnis lLserted ia TIE NEEsLr fiEhAfD.
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THE BREAK IN THE ERIE CANAL REPAIRED

MEDINA, August !, 1873.
The break In the Erie Canal, at Shelby basin, has
been repaired and boats are passing.
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THE ENGLISH TURF.

Race for the Brighton Cup-An Exciting Con-
test and Good sport-Uhlan tho Winner,
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FIRE IN JEFrBRsoNv1LLE, NY.

FORT JERvIs, N. Y, August 7, 1873.
A brewery, owned by Valentine Smith, at JeGer-
sonvile. sullivan county, N. Y, was destroyed by
Ore last night The loss is 10000; insured for
Sl.100
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THE C0L0RED CONVENTION.
Burst Of African Oratory Expected ON
Tuesday Next-The Louisiana DeIega-

Tuesday Next-The LOuisiana Delega-
ton.
SARATOGA, August 7, 1873.
The Louisiana delegation to the Colored Conven-
ton held here yesterday are announced to speak
on Louisiana AFFAIRS on Tuesday night the 18th inst
Invitations are being extended to them TO speak
at various parts Of several States which have been
accepted. The Louisianians now here are Colonel
lanes Lewis, Senators Barber and Burch Repre-.
sentative ]. Ross stewart, r. Morris Chester b. F.
Latimsre. Aon. VIM. G.. Brown IL expected here
in lew days.
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Anxiety For The Safety Of q Passenger
Stea hip.

LONDON, August 7, 1875.
large quantity OF debris from wrecked vessel
has been discovered OF the coast OF Ireland. The
wreck is supposed to have been that Of the State
line steamship Alabama, which left Glasgow for
New York on saturday last. No survivors from
any wreck in that vicinity have as yet been heard
Dr. and nothing more definite in regard to the dis
aster can now be learned.
Canadian Orangemen at the Great Cot.
ton Centre.
LIVERPOOL, August !, 1873.
The Orange societies OF this city to-day welcomed
the Canadian orange deputies with grand public
demonstration.
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sssea.

ParrsRso~-A Plsinneid. =. q, 90 Thursday
August q EDwsnP infant sou of vi AN and Merys
T. fatfofson. aged ~ months
Notice ~ funcFal M evening papers
ffw ,sf~r DpafAs ~ Ntaflr fuy~
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A.-keaFnsyF q EstFaet Hus Nc Has are0
diseases % saddsr asf ktapsra evavst Diabetes.
srtsls sesths-<es dtstep.1 ata nr<oes d~oshv me
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A.-i..~ss Prsrss.g. sos r.iss. ssr->s.-
ws kNLissELLs sONs. Established sis W. sAvs
no brsaeh Vtces
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silk Elastic Gscds.-A rrssh Assovtmeue
q SIN ss;' sr, s..@ S sss esSpsSs scflt
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81 sress~., ssnio. sss.-e'n.,sa u, ,,sss's
Cured. AAoni neal aprif.ss ana nHaf spense ps1
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crnssdeve's Hair Dye IL Pure, In-
stsnfrleous feiatie anf harness tse ~ sth~f es~p
a. ana you NAl b. rtghf
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AM Ash 10. cell sas see M Novel -
Dr OH 's'SRY. stl Broadway
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Corws BunSoss. Nails, So. Cares W"e-
cot cam. CORN CCRf ~ la4L - GEMS -.
1pS rfrf -. 'nrcadwst. corner FuHon suss@
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Isae.-Esta bsasbe ed lssv.-G. Rauehfuss,
ksHrweuth street. near sresdwAs. HAN yssI
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observation-disclosures 90 rnysr rse-
scri'se IL sHsNPfs SPECIFIC tcr tfspepaA hvcr com
p.igs A. sr-sAi'n 80. AssS fsssl ssress. 'o@
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wedding Cards, i0a Fulton Street.
uo branch Offices
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1873-07-11
TO PATRONS.

Subscriptions 70 the BISMARCK TRIBUNE must be
paid in advance. The price Is made low, consider
ing the circumstances, In the hope that the paper
will be largely sent abroad by persons Interested In
Bismarck At the price axed nearly all can afford to
send one or more copies to friends. and some should
subscribe for ten or more. The paper has been es-
tabshed Il much expense. but cannot be run Mess
Il Is self sustaining.
Though the TsIBuxE starts OF with = fair adver-
tisng patronage there several doing business In
Bismarck whose favors we have not received, who
should advertise.
A town is always judged BY It's local paper. II 1t
Is lively and bristles with advertising and business
notices, stranger At once concludes the town Is
live one. IT, ON the contrary, there is but column
or two Of. local matter, and that silly or sleepy,
and the advertising patronage meagre the town Is set
down as more than half dead. This Judgment 81
ways follows no matter whether deserved.
VIII not the Biamarck people contribute largely
toward making the TRIBUNE paper that will do
credit to the place, and its publication business
that will givea fair return for the time aud money
expendeds
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WASHINGTON.
The Indian Commissioner Coming
West.
Chief Justiceship specuIations.
A Steamship Foundered.
Special Telegram to the Bisanarck Tribune.


THE INDIAN COMMISSION.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-The Commits.
sioner Of Indian Affairs Smith, will leave
soon for a-tour in the West to visit the
Chippewa Indians in Minnesota, for
which tribe he was formerly agent.
While absent, he will visit the other
tribes on the Missouri river.
THE CHIEF JUsTIcEsHIP.
The impression which has prevailed
in some quarters since the death OF
Chief Justice Chase, that the President
intended to offer the Chief Justiceship
to Senator Conkling, has, within a day
or two, taken a strong hold among
some Of the best-informed men in
Washington. 1t is at least believed
that President Grant has actually ten
slered the position to the New York Sem
ator. It is matter Of doubt whether
he will accept the position.
FoUNpERRD.
New YORK, July IL. The steamship
City Of Washington foundered off
Sambro Head is a total loss. No lives
lost.
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Ancient Pottery.

Two miles and half above Bism arck
is the site of an ancient fort. The
ground consists Of about fiften acres
situated on bluffs, perhaps one hundred
feet in height, on the east side of the
river. The position SEEMS to have been
well fortified, the ditch, the em mbank-
ment and camping grounds being dis
tinctly marked. The grounds are
covered with bones and on every hand
may be found specimens OF ancient
pottery. The vessels fifteen to twenty
inches in diameter and perhaps two feet
deep. The patterns were somewhat
rude and yet in some instances consid-
cradle taste as we'll as skill vas shown
in ornamenting. The vessels do not
seem to have been burned but driad in
the sun though they are almost as bard
as flint. The material seems to be the
fine, clay which abounds on the Mis-
souri, River mixed with, say, pulyeci2ed
quartz, or something having kat ap-
pearanee. Many arrows D. a.. .s,l:,,a IN IL
the vicinity and fragment Of fins which
seem to be chips made in making ar
rows. The specimens Of pottery are
found on the side of the bluffs, in the
camp and in many instances FIVE to.sjx.
inches under ground. It woald 3: h,
teresting to know what parties occupied
these grounds, and by whom and when
this pottery was made. Can any one
throw any light on it. ]. 0. Simmons
owns the claim on which the old fort was
situated.