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ceiver Of taxes at Verdan this morning
! paid the sum claimed.
/ HENRY SLKwsA co.
state that the liabilities which their Lon.
don house detcribe as "incurred account
for New York house, are largely accept
ances under commercial conditions for the
account of various merchants in this city
and elsewhere, to whom the drafts will be
/ returned and who will meet them, being
| prepared so TO do by having goods placed
! in their possession against which the &C.
cep,ances were given. The apparent liza
/ bilities therefore OF the London house
will be reduced to the extent to which the
scceptances under these conditions are
provided for by parties on whose account
they were issued.
AT INDIANAPOLIS.
INDIANAPOLIS, September 2j.--Consd.
forenoon by the an nouncement Of the pre-
cautionary measures adopted by the CHI
cago and Cincinnati banks, which were al
first reported as having totally suspended.
This excitement was heightened at noon
by the suspension Of the private banking
h ouse of Wooden. Webb Il Co, owing
mainly to the return of their drafts on the
suspended Trust company Of New Yorf,
and public confidence became so shaken
that there was quite heavy run on Ritz
myers bank,and on the Indianapolis saw
ings bank, bya class of generally small
depositors. Some few persons have with.
drawn their money from other banks. The
First National bank, instead of closing at
the usual hour. kept open an hour, t. give
any depositors an opportunity to withdraw
their money il they wished, and when i.
closed, itlm received more money than it
had paid out.
The unquestionable solvency Of all our
banks, together with the fearless WAY in
which they met the excitement, seems to
hsye sent home the crowds who thronged
the streets.
AT NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, September 2j.-There
was meeting this forenoon of all the
bank presidents in the city, except two
1t was resolved to pay 40 checks for more
than one hundred dollors, all the larger
checks to be certified. This arrangement
is to continue for thirty days. This &C.
ton they consider precautionary TO pre-
| vent drain.
AT SAVANNAH, GA.
SAVANNAH, September pa run
commenced early this morning on the
savings department of the Savannah
Bank, and the Trust company and the
Southern Bank Of Georgia. Large crowds
are congregated. Banks are paying dollar
for dollar, and business is at a complete
s:snd.till for want of currency.
AT WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON, September 1.-THE
navy department is paying all employees
to-day IN anticipation Of usual pay day, in
order TO lessen the stringency Of the mon
ey market caused by the scarcity Of cur
rency.
At MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, september 2j.-There is
great excitement in this city on account
Of the suspension of the banks, caused by
inability to realize on securities 10 New
York. The following named banks have
closed to-day FRS. National bank.
DeSoto bank, and it 10 reported the Freed.
mans savings bank and the Trus, com
pany. There are heavy runs on other
banks ]. is expected that all will re.
open after the panic subsidies. The er-
element at present is intense.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, September 25.-Stesmer Scan.
dinavian which lsf. Liverpool to day tor
Quebec, took ont five hundred thousand
dollars in bullion.
The South Australia Budget states tina,
fund of $4,000 is now available for
promotion of immigration to the colony.
MADRID, September 2j--It is expected
tina: bombardment of Cartgenia will be re.
opened Saturday or Sunday. The Insur-
gent men Of war in the harbor are unable
to move, their engineers refusing to serve
any longer.
Gen. Morlonez has arrived at Tslu.s.
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TIE secretary Of the interior has ap-
pointed Richard Hale and George II.
Hurlbus Of Illinois, and John Irew Of
Ohio, commissioners 10 examine the
Southern division Of the Cairo X Fulton
railroad, from Little Rock to Fulton. and
twenty-five miles Of the same road lying
Immediately south Of the boundary line
between Missouri and Arkansaa.
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ASplIw JoHSLoH 10 one Of the vic.
tims Of the financial crash which has
ruined the fortunes Of so many people.
Mr.. Johnson had sixty thousand dollars
in one Of the banks which have gone un.
der, and loses Il all
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TnB Central Illinois Methodist Episco-
pal conference which closed its session ct
Galssburg, on the 23d, expelled from It,
ranks Rev. 7. q. Workman, whose wife is
nov under arrest Of Eureka for the
murder Of his mistress.
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FROM TOLEDO.
MADR Az ASSIGNMENT

MADE AN ASSIGNMENT.
TOLEDO September 25.-Rumors are
current tonight that the banking house
Of kraus & Smith, one of the Oldest in
The city,::bas madelan assignment.
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The violence Of the yellow fever has
scarcely abassd a Shreveport and while
il causes indsscfibabls gloom and misery,
the dsstisution Of the people is said 70 be
nearly - alarming A. the pss.ilsnce itself
This cannot Be stayed BY human hands,
but il does lie in the power Of every one
70 help 70 relieve the distresses occasioned
By waas, and surely NJ equally necessary
cass has ever appealed to the sympsthies
OF the people than the pestilencs and
peverty-strieken people Of the apparently
doomed city Of Shreveport. Contribu-
lions from several cities have been sent
70 relieve it, but when it 10 rsmem bersd
shat al business has ceased and that the
city 10 one huge hospital Of sick and dying,
il will be seen that the liberal gifts which
have been sent are insufficient TO supply
the needs Of the sufferers. Charity indeed
should DO opsn-handed in the case of the
Shrsveport sufferers.
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SPECIAL dispstchss TO the New Yorl
Herald from Dundee, Scotland, give
some interesting news concerning the
death Of Captain Hall, obtained from DR.
Emil Besssl, chief of the scientific corp,
on the Polaris expedition and one of tn,
rescued st that port. DR.. Bessel expressed
surprise at the rumor that Captain Hal
bed died violent death, and asserts posi-
lively that he died Of appoplexy-,hat h,
Asd been i'll about . fortnight and tina,
part Of this time, his mind WAS affected to
. considerable extent The statements oil
Dr.. Bssssl are confrmsd BY Chief Engineer
SchumAn, who adds that in the lucid in.
ssrvals Of Captain Hall, he pressed upon
Captain Buddington his desire tina. the
expedition should strive TO reach the Pole
and not allow bic death to act 40 . hinder.
snes 70 the accomplishment Of that under
taking.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

CAIRO. ARKANSAS AND TEXAS X. r.
On and after Monday, Aug. II, 1873, trains
win run daily, except SUNDAY, between
Greenield's landing and Riddles, Missouri,
ah fOlloWs:
, 1873-12-08

Enst st. Lonis Parties Brought Rc-
fore tho United Stutea District Court
--An Apparent ClAsll of Juriudic-
tf0li.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Doc. 8.-aIaj. Bowman, Of
Eass 1T. Louis, aud L. Ii. Hill, the City Attor-
noy, who wero notified to appear bofo,o Judge
Trent, Of tho Unitol states District Court to.
day, aud resist q motion which would bo inado
for an attachment to Issue against them for con-
tcmpt, put in M appearance aud, by agroo-
mont, attachments were iHAucd, but tlioy wcro
not to bo served. They Blgniled their purpose
to appear at tho January torn of tho Court at,d
purge themselves OF tho contempt, at
which timo tho morits Of tho caso Involved,
Wherein by their aotiolla tl,oy arc Hail to DO In
contempt, will DO heard. Ihc facts briefly arc
that Judge Trent issued M injunction restrain
Ing tho city authoritios Of Eaat St. Louis from
interfering with the erection of toll-louso and
the collection Of toll on tho st. Clair County
turnpike whoroupon citizen Of that county
wont before judge Snyder, Of tho State court,
and procured an Injunction restraining tho Iurl-
pike Company from collecting toll, mud tho par
ties previously enjoIned by Judge Treats in-
junction became his securities, and thus nrues
tho contempt, Probably MI attempt will 10
made to show coll.,sou. Tl,ore III a1, apparont
clash Of Jurisdiction iu the courts, wlol, makes
tho caae interesting.
, 1873-12-08
IN MADRID.
[{IerR{ti Cable St,ecial,1


sIcKLEs TENDERS HIS RESIGNATION.
PAn1s; Dec. CA cipher dispatch from Madrid
says tho Cuban question Ia again grave. Minis
tor sicklos to-day tenlored his resignation
as Minister, in consequence Of Disagree
ment about the Spanish complications. This
Disagreement has existed for aomo time. It is
underatood TINT in tho recont negotiations sec-
rota1y Fish acted decidedly with President Chs
,telar, ignoring siokles, and disappearing Of his
imperative tono. Tho Correspondent says they
have had frequent diaaEreomontB heretofore
and that thcro waB almost rupture On the oc-
casion Of tho correspondence attending
tho remand Of Didrell from Havana.
and the Houard case, whom Mr. Fish ignored
6icKles and doa1t directly with tho Spanish Blin-
istor. It Is generally said In diplomatic circles
that tho good Offices OF tho British Minister had
accomplished ascttlomont, but, as now h1r. Fish
proposes further concoBHions, Sicklea resigns.
Tho Cuban authorities demand that the Vir-
gniua be delivered at some Spanish or Porto
nican port at tho discretion OF soler, tho
Colonial Minister, thore to await arbitration.
THE OPPOSITION TO CASTELAR,
in eliminating III Cabinet crisis. Tho whole
SpnuHh press Indignantly protest against tho
tono % Of President 'drant's moseaga
na npertinont interforonco in Cuban
airnirH,-reallY nome Of his busines.
The cause of the Cabinet crisiH ia q charge
thai CASTELAR, pandors to America The situation
here springs from tho astounding ignorance.
hau5htiueas, and prido OF the people. The feol-
Ing il intensely WnrlikC,
, 1873-12-08
THE SAVAGE CLUB OF LONDON,

Art, Literature, md the Drama Reps
rcHentcd--Its First American NIel:a-
berg.
london Correspondence ef he Ec,e Tork Tribune.
Tho "Savago" Club OF London las rccontly
taken now lease Of life, through the election Of
Ont year, and tho removal to more commolo,s
apartments at Eyans', Covent Carbon, a hotel
noted for lta supper-rooma, more frequented ten
q moderate restaurant tariff. Tho weekly din
ners wore resumed on Oct. IT, the one given on
TINT date boing attended by some seventy mem-
bers and guosts. The Club iu still presided over
by Andrew Halliday, the tiramatist, and the Com
nltteo includoH tho nanlos Of T. D. Chattorton,
1oBaoe OF Drury Lano; Leopold Lewis, author OF
the "Wanaoring jew" recently played hero ::
Stephen Fiske. Of The Hornet and Home Jour-
nal; Joseph Hatton, editor Of The Gentlema,'s
Magazine Z. 7. Kingston. manager Of the Thea
tro Comiqne, and Horny Herseo, journalist and
father OF Miss Rose Horsee. Among tho non-of-
fee nce.holdlnK members 10 mentioned ID p; r; Al
asnpy 4asn Ed1s byoa Ape pnson at p.pa weSs Sa
mann, Lionel Drough, John Clarke, Edmund
Falconer, John Hollingshead. George Honey,
Henry Irving, T. 9. King. Fred Alacabe, Arthur
Mattison, Howard Paul. T. German Reed, Z. A.
Arthur Young, Barry Sullivan, and other promi.
nent managers and actors, Literature is repre-
scented by tho brothers aDeckett (eons Of the
Punch contributor), Henry ]. Byron, Monolre
D. Conway. Robert Coningsby, Charles Diokons,
". Jerrold Dixon, J. Han Friawell, A. percovai
Graves. Tom Hood, Joaquin Millor, Frank
Marshall (author Of "False Shame'') DR.. Mac-
kay, John Oxenford, J. Ashby steny, Waltcr
Thornbury and others. Tho journalistic section
Of tho Club is large, and includes, beside those
names havo mentioned, Con. ". i. Dun, the
father and son GoBsmite (for many yoars con-
nected with tho 19mes}; Henry Leo (cditor Of
ward (tho Honorable Treasurar), E. D. j. Viii
son (of the Ti'nes). Godfrey Turner lot tho
IehegraplD, Byron Webber, and q. ", Williama.
The art oloulent ia also largo, and includea tho
names Of mauy rising young men. As
wood-engrayers few arc moro successful
than William Dranton aud Horny Woods. Mr.
g. barnes has recently completed very clever
illustration Of q scone from tho opening chapter
OF "Hawthorne'a Scarlet Letter." Tho Htaff Of
the Graphic is we'll represented, both hlr. Woods
and s. L. Fidcs doing aomo Of tho best work
on that journal. Among other landscapo
painters arc Stacey Marks. A. Il. II. and Arthur
]. Howard [now in tho United States). Othor
art-nn,nes arc those of Edward Houghton, W.
n. Forrott, A. H.. Fourier, and J. =. 6oden.
The "sayage,"' this summer, elected its first
A,noricnn members, Messrs. Malcolm G. Wobb
and ]. Henry llager, journalists, and mombors
Of tho Lotos Club, OF Now York.
, 1873-12-08
Loss of tho Steamship Ariel.

Tho Japan Afail publishoa the following STATIC
mont Of u passenger on tho Pacific Mail steam
ship ARIEL, wrecked on the coast Of Japau, Oct.
dadi '@~ ' ~'"eN N@N'N@ ~'>0'''''''' - 'N'A'
''After leaving Yokohama on Sunday ntter-
noon. We had fine weather, and everything on
board won't like clock-work. Gu Tuesday ovon-
ipg soundinga had just been taken aud tie Cap
Craze reef. The engineer on watch observed
that tho boiler appoared to liso, and I
thought, by the noise, the eugino Ind
b. broken Ike d down: We wore aoon uudeeoiyoa'
crrlnching over tho top Of q reef. Steam waa
kept up and engine going until she suddenly
camo to q stand, when rockolH md blue-lightB
wore fired. She tlon rocked to and fro, and in
very short timo tho stern began to aink. The
Captain then callod tho officers to stand by the
boats, SEQ running gear all right, and
mail-bag put in tho life-boat, aud go
soon aa all had boon provided with ltto-pro-
tho Captain gayo ortora to MI tho oi}icora to
lower the boats. and all hands to tako to thosn,
which WAS done III tho most perfect order, and
apparently not 4 moment Was lost. When tho
Oh loycl with the water: Tho boats by tho
Captains ordora lay TO within call at Hafo dia-
tance, and tho Captain left whom oil woro
eafo. and nothing moro could be done. Tho
Captain then or1orod MI bohtB to make tho best
Of their way ashore, which was dono accordingly,
tho M natives % on lie hoac6 s Iho boats ali made
for the fire, nnd by the reflection OF tho light We
ateerod botweon several large rocks, and before
long nll wore aafoly laudetl. Tho Captain mud
several OF tho ollicora aud men hirol largo
tla,ng boats, we'll manned, and ut once
mado for tho wreck. On their
arrival tho danger was 80 great that tho bouts
would not venture noar until thoy wore mado to
to 30, and tho only means OF getting on board
was by 4 roro. Everything TINT could be laid
hold ct in tic foro cabin berths was at once ao-
cured aud thrown into tho tishIng-hoats. by
thia limo tho water halcoyorod tho vessel noarly
all but the bows aud lore oabiu, Us tho
men lad to swim to cut down some
, 1873-12-08
IOWA..

Aid for the 4sccoln County Sufferers.
Special Dispatch TO The Chicago Tribune.
DEs MONIES, Ia, Dec. G.-Cortrbutions for
the homesteadora in Northwestern Iowa con-
tinues to flow in. Cedar Rapids sends s2s1.
Adjt.-Gen. Baker Inns returned from visit
to CISCO ola, Lyon, and O'Brion Counties, and
says tint the general statements mnde through
tho r1esH Of tho suffering there nro not exag-
gorated, and that many families must DO helped
to food ind fuel till spring, when they will also
require a supply OF seed for tho la,,d that they
havo broken. lie has full confidence in the
tribute the donations. 4 resolution was offered
In the City Council laat night to purchase 100
tons OF coal for tho lomosteadors. O'Drion
County has malo public appeal for aid Ill faol
and provisions.
, 1873-12-08

Tho CnEe of tho State OF Iowa AEninst
the Foreign insurance Companies.
Special Dsspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
DUBUQUE. H., Dec, G.-In the case Of the State
Of Iowa against tho various insurance com
panios which has boon brought in the State
District Court, tho arguments on tho motion Of
defendants to transfer tho Case to the United
States Court have boon heard, and Judgment on
tlis motion will bo against tho defendants, tho
Court holding that the State Of Iowa is not q
citizen, and that tho State Court has jurisdiction.
amount OF penalty involved is quito largo.
, 1873-12-08
MARINE DISASTER.

PoRT ELorN, Ont, Dec. 0.--Oapt. barrett, Of
tho barge Guiding Star, with crow Of scvcn
men, arriVod hero this afternoon in yawl-boat
with fooe bIdly frozen. They loft tho bargo
about nuc miles ont In disabled condition.
sho was indon will, $4,000 b,,shola OF whoat
bound from Milwaukee, for Bar1,ia, md
WAS ~ tow OF the propeller
City Of Detroit, which wnB lalon
with 5000 bnsheIs Of wheat, tho remainder Of
the cargo heing rolling freight. A gallo struok
them at half-past this morning, whom thoy cut
tho barge looao, and about o'clock tho City Of
Detroit sunk II, Saginaw Bay. Capt. Barrett
an and 1nfeo oa tue crew Of tno in
fenrel tho rost Of tho crow wont down with tho
propeller. Thoro wore about twenty on board
, 1873-12-08

County Convention Mt Jolfct.-DeIc-
Eutcs to l1ttem1 Tho Stnto C0nven-
tion Mt Decatur.
Special Dispateh 10 The Chicago 1+ibune.
JOLIET, ILL.,. Dec. GA County Convention Of
Grangors assembled In this city to-day to np-
point dolegates to attond the Decatur meeting
Of tho 10th inst. H. r. Wood, Of Frankfort
and George Sporty, Of Homer, wore appointed
delegates, Owing to tho bad condition Of tho
roads, tho Convention was not largely attended,,
but great doal Of enthusiasm preyailod.
, 1873-12-08

sptcial Dtspntch to I,hs Chicago Tribune.
WARSAW, Ind, Dec. ca boy natnoa George
Raymond, aon Of tho Hon. Edgar 1Iaymoiii,
wlio skating on Cantre Lako, this afternoon,
vonturod too far out. The leo eayo way, and be.
foro help could bo procured he Disappeared. Tho
body waB recovered late this evening.
boys wero skating At WeAtwool Junction, tho Ice
broke aud thrco Of tho youths were drowned.
, 1873-12-08
THE WAR CLOUD.



THE BrAN1Anns MORE nEABoNAnIK.
HAVANA, Dec. 8, vin KEY WEST, Doc. 6.-Tho
city continues quiet. Tho feeling on tho quos-
tion Of tho delivery Of tho virgiuius has o1per-
enced considerable Change hinco yostoltlay.
ntany spaniartls arc now III favor Of tho I'M
mediate quiet delivery Of tho yosBol to tho
United States authoritios, porcoiying that con-
trary courAo would placo them in onon rebellion
againBt tho Government Of spain. lending
oflicerB Of tho Volunteers held n meeting this
morning in tho residence of sonor Zuluela,
President Of tho Casino Eepanol. scnor Zuluota
subsequently informed an American gentleman
TINT
THE v1RG1N1Us WOULD De DELIVERED QUIETLY.
It is reported that sonor Zn1ucta has received
q telegram from Sonor Catvo, representative Mt
Madrid, OF tho Casino Espanol, counsoln8 the
delivery Of the Virginiu8, and saying Spain will
afterwnrda claim s100 000, 900 damages from tho
United States. Tho proposal to
BEsD TIE v1Ra1N1us TO BrA1s.
md thcro turn her over to an American man-of-
war, is received with favor by the Spaniatds.
BattalionB Of voluntoora are forming.
THE y1Rn1N1us VICTIMS.
United statos naval officers at Santiago do
Ouba report officially that tho number Of mon
captured on tho virgniug wns 155, and OF these
IS woro executed. Uf tho 102 now living, Il
arc native or naturalzod Americans, md tho
remainder aro OF various natioualitieB.
IMPROVED FEELING.
HAVANA, Dco. C.-Tho fcoling in thia 0 lty con-
tinucB to improve. Tho opposition to tho do
livery Of tho Virginius is decreasing. promi-
mont Republicans, and many Conservatives,
favor tho delivery Of the steamer, and advise q
cessation of opposition. Tho moaaago Of presi-
dent Grant to Congress is anxiously looked for.
, 1873-12-08
PHILADELPHIA,



aud Shoe Irstp.
Special Dtspatch 10 3'hc Chicago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. G.-The striking carpot-
woavors hold q mass-meeting this morning In
Friendship Hall, at which they resolved that
they have had to work twolyo and fifteen hours
daily to earn $40 weekly, and tho new schedule
will roduoo tho wagoo to less than SO, which
they cannot and will notsubmit to. Almost all tho
carpot-weayors in tho Ninotocntl, Wnrd nro idlo.
SeVera1 OF the A1atayunk mills, which suspend
othors have Increased their running timo.
Tho bout and Bhoo trado. which suffered pretty
severely during tho late monetary stringency,
Is also improving, many large houses lnvinR
considerably increased their force Of hands dur
ing tho past woek.
, 1873-12-08

speciaI Diapateh to 1Ae Chicago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Dec. G.-0porations arc
boing actively pushed ut tho Navy Yard. Tho
full force of hnnds, numbering 1875 men, aro
kept working every night until 0 o'clock, and
work will DO pushed on Sunday tho samo as week
days. Tho monitor Manhattan, with tho sloop
Powhattan as convoy, sailed this afternoon. Tho
monitor Ajax will bo commissioned on Wodnes-
day next. The majority Of her officers reported
Commandaut hlnllnny. The loublo-turrotod
monitor Terror goes into commission OH Tues
day. Her ofticors hayo been ordered to report
on Monday. Lieut. De Blos, Of tho Canaan
dnigua, beliovoB that hiH vessel will 10 roady on
F:iday, aud statos that aB soon as her new boil
prs arc testod sho will bo coalea. md will rojoin
tho squadron. All her officers and crew aro on
hoard. The monitor Canonicus, carrying two
mington, Dol, aud will not bo ready for three
weeks yot.
AT nRooKLYH.
New YoRK, Dec. G.-Tho Spanish war steamer
brooklyn navy yard owing to tho ilootl-gatea
being out Of repair, aud she promises now to
suffer n further dotontion. This morning q
barge lat!on Will, 200 tons OF coal aunk i'm
modlately in front Of tho hood-gatcs, and she
will hnyo to bo raiHoi and removed before tile
gates can be used. Tho workmen ara now 80
busy in tic different departments OF tho yard
and vessola tint none, it ia aaid, can be sparod
to aHBist In raising tho sunkon barge. The oll-
gjnoA OF the Florida and ltoanoko will be
tried tomorrow. Tho Minnesota, Dictator, and
swatara aro being rapidly put in order. Recruit.
ing ia going on continually. Tlo Colorado will
10 moved from tho yard tonight. she will re-
coive her storoB tomorrow, mud will sui Mon-
day. ..-.-.-...
At cJTARLEsTOWN.
BosroN Dec, G.-Ordors were received ut tho
Nayy-Ya,d to-day to iayo the now torpedo boat
rendy for uea in twenty days. Tho FIanki!n Is
, 1873-12-08
STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION.

Four Persons INSTANTLY Killed and
Five Seriously Injllrcd.
NEW OnIEANB, Doc. o.-The picayune spocinl
from Marehnll to-day says tho stoamor
Royal George exploded her boiler last
night, at Albany, botwcon shrovo port
and Jefferson. The mato md tf,reo
deck hands voro instantly killed. Fiyo others
wero soriounly wounded: Capt. scoville had his
wounded. Tho cargo will bo saved. A later ro-
port savs tho wreck is on 1re. Rcliet Was sent
from Shreveport.
, 1873-12-08

Sptetai D1spateA to Ths Chicago Tribune.
AURORA, ILL.,, Dec. 6.-Iho report llaa just
come III OF . startling discovery IN tho timber
adjoining tho village Of Montgomery, two milos
from Aurora. 4 man by the name Of Campbell
frozen stil. Ills pooketbook contained $3, aud
la appearance did not aoeln to donoto poverty
AZ the cauHe. There is considerable mystery az
to the case, which An inquest will, doubtloss,
clear up.
, 1873-12-08
! 'FORElGN.


TAn1H, Dec. 0.-Tlo appointment Of Bar
tholdo ns A[iniator at Washington liz announced.
-VEHaA1LLEs, Dec. 8.-In tho Dazaino court
martial to-day. pourcet closed Ills argument for
tho prosecution. 1Io domnnlctl, frat, tho do
grada ton Of Da2aino, anl socond his execution.