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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-01-10

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the assistance OF themep. The two
men who were hanging to the tree
were rescued by means Of q rope
thrown to them. The body 81
Moore was found in thirty minutes
after the accident, and that Of MIR.
Allen some time next day.
Mrs. Fair has procured 4 warrant
| for the arrest Of @. Thestleton. for
libel. The libel consists ID a series
of caricatures of her last trial for
murder.
The colored people Of San Fran
cisco celebrated Emancipation Day
with much enthusiasm.
San Francisco issued 1895 mar-
riage licenses during the year 1872.
l a
OF these 371 backed out.
| The retiring Chief Engineer Of
the Portland Fire Department, was
presented with a watch, valued at
S225, on the lst, by Ills friends.
The citizens Of Salem are taking
steps to build city wharf,
| Report says the winter has been
mild and pleasant at Ochoco.
For the first time ii the history
Of Los Angeles, CAL, all faro and
monte games and gambling have
been closed, by enforcing the anti
gambling law.
At Vallejo, CAL, measles, scarlet
fever and diptheria are prevalent
among the children.
A stable and three horses were
burned up at Helena, on the 18th
uIt. A mule in the same building
had his eyes burned out, but escap-
ed alive.
DR.. Boswell, Of Corvallis, has
engaged to deliver q series Of lee
lures, on physiology, at the Nolth
Public School ii that place.
Roseburg il about to erect a town
hall, with MarshaI's office and Gala
boose.
A correspondent ofithe Corvallis
Gazette writes from Eugene City
that the Court and jury who tried
Miller for the murder Of Smith,
Will be pleased to learn that Miller
is rapidly recovering from his " in
sanity !" since his acquittal he has
already been on two "drunks, !" and
can loaf about low haunts as usual.
The bill for the establishment Of
an assay office at Helena, Montana,
has passed the us. Senate.
A blind Chinaman went to the
office Of the Chief Of Police in San
Francisco, the other day, and re-
quested that policeman might be
detailed to shoot him He was
disappointed at being refused.
The Methodists Of Baker City are
going to build a new church.
The Odd Fellows OF Baker City
have lately concluded a contract
with Mr.. A. b. Roberts, Of Walla
Walla, for the erection Of q large
two story fire proof building Of cut
stone, the upper story to be used as
a Hall.
Fify-one marriage licenses were
issued from the Clerks office in
Jackson county last year.
There are upwards OF 400 China
mep working in the mines on the
Sveenache, forty mics north Of
Pleasant Grove, Yakima county,
with good success.
Deep SHOWS and cold weather is
in Montana. Mule trains
ire " showed IN" and stage travel
s attended with great ditficn ties.
Some Of tile inhabitants Of Kitti-
ass Valley, ". T., say that during
4 tx .hnnl- q lnu, r,,eh
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-01-10

SGT upon at Apache Pass by the
| Apaches, not long since, and all
killed.
The Osygonida has news Of the
drowning Of Charles Tanger and
Julius Mack, near oysterville, On
the lst, BY the swamping Of their
boat. Tanger left wife and four
small children. They were Ger
mans, and were honest and indus
trious.
The Chinese New Year COM
mences Oh the 2Sth inst.
Blind Tom, the wonderful plan
ist, is to he in Frisco in April.
It is said the new style Of ladies
bonnet is a cross between a locomo-
tive smoke-stack and q c,lstard cup.
Saloons open SO frequently in
Portland that reporters can't keep
track of them.
Beaver tail is go cents pound
III Portland.
On Saturday evening last, the
Good 1emplsr's Hall, at Portland,
lately finished, was dedicated to the
cause Of temperance. 4 joint
stock company, with a capital stock
Of $4,000, constructed the build
ing, which is of wood, two stories
high, and represented as imposing.
The officers Of the Grand Lodge
conducted the services.
Portland has a mummified mer-
maid.
Rev. N. Doane, at DaIles, on
New Years eve, received a dona-
tion Of $3.50 from friends.
The Bulletin says that r, II.
Hewett, Of Olympia, has been
awarded the contract for the Terri
torial printing in Washington Ter
ritoEy He has already had it for
three years.
VIM. Bennett, Of East Portland,
was sent to the Insane Asylum last
Saturday.
St. Dayid's Protestant Episcopal
Church, East Portland, was dedi-
Gated to Gods service on New
Years day, by Bishop Morris.
An accident occurred in the South
Umpqua river at Oak Grove sta
tion, twelve and q half miles south
Of Roseburg, in which Dunbar, the
hostler for the Oregon and C'alifor-
MIA Stage Company, and three
horses were drowned. The gener-
IL opinion is that he was struck BY |
,he horses III some way and stunned.
The Statesman Of the 4th inst,
'ays: The members Of the Board /
i Equalization have ciphered 50
az now that they think they can
yegin to see through. They think
hey will be ready to adjourn and
lit away next Tuesday. We shall
,reatly miss q genial presence when
hey are gone.
SIr. Nv. J. HeTen, residing near
'alem, was severely hurt last week
y being thrown out Of his wagon.
Forty-one Iotaries and ten com
nissioneTs Of deeds were appointed
j Washington Territory, last year.
Walla Walla county, w. z,
ays Sls,6l3 10 Of the Territorial
ax, more than twice as much as
ny other county. Wahkiakum
ounty only pays s287 SO.
Frederick Voss, native OF Ger
nauy, aged about 40 years, unmar-
led, living near Oak Point, fell
cad on the floor while attending a
arty at the house ofa friend, We'd
evening, January LIST. lie
eemcd perfectly well until the mo-
lent he was stricken down. Heart
iSease is supposed to have been
le cause of death.
Postottices, atSherwoods's Hills,
Iasun county. and at Mocksee
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-01-10
y. w. BALDWIN,
Attorney and Counselor at Law

Attorney and Counselor at LAW,
WILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE Courts
wv In the "a, 3d and ath judicial Dis
tricts, in the Supreme Court Of Oregon,
ana In the u. 8. District and Circuit Courts.
OFFICE In Parrish brick, yup stairs, IN
Office occupied by the late n. II. Canor,
First street, Albany, Oregon. to.ov6
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-01-10
3. II. NITrHEIL. IN. DcLPH
MITCHELL IL DOLPH,

Attorneys and COnRselOrs at law,
COLLECTORS IN CHAN Gerry AND PROC.
- tors In Admiralty. 0ffice over the old
post office, Front street, Portland, Oregon.
1yl
The New York herald., 1873-10-25

600 PER MoNTH-PART OF HOUSE, FULLY FUl
GCU nished; silver, linen, &c. four rooms and kicl
en- one OF the best locations In New Brighton, s. L. nea
ferry. W. A. COLLINS, Iorine street.
The New York herald., 1873-10-25

THE GREAT PIER
SCENE, with the revcls Of
the street Arabs, and
the world-tamous great
RAILROAD EFFECT.
A most phenomenal
cast:-G. l.. FOX as Be r.
MUDAS; ID. IL. HARkINS
AS SN0RKEY, the one
armed soldier; HARDEN
BERG as BYkE; Mrs. q.
NJ. WALCOT as LAURA,
the 0utcast OF society;
FANNY HAYWARD as
PEACHBLOSsOM. the girl
who was never brought up.
The New York herald., 1873-10-25
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

MEAT, NEW ONE STORY FRENCH ROOF COTTAGE
IN and large Lot minutes walk from ferry, Van
derbilt landing; neighborhood good l6o; terms easy
The New York herald., 1873-10-25
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY OCTOBER 25 1s7s-1PLE SHEET
ADJUSTMENTS.

| GRAND OPERA HOUSE.-TwENTY.THIRD STREET
NJ and Eighth avenue. Begins at g.
Sole Lessee aud Manager Mr. AUGUSTIk DAILY
SPECIE PRICES,
Admission TO all parts OF the house
FIFTY CENTS.
Reserved chairs in the Orchestra and Parquet Circle
FIFTY CENTS EXTRA.
Family Circle. e....................... FORTY CENTS
The New York herald., 1873-10-25

IN ENTERPRISING MAN WITH CAPITAL OF
N no. less than $500 TO to Europe and take charge
OF business that will handsome income. Call At
The New York herald., 1873-10-25

A MAGNIFICENT ~ OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANC
maker, fully guaranteed used months cost $l2O 70
$500 embroidered cloth Cover Stool; Music Stand ais
paror chamber dining Furniture, sacrifice. 50 Wes
18th ST., near 9Th
The New York herald., 1873-10-25

611 O00 TO CLOSE AN ESTATE WE ARE
SII ;UUO. ordered TO sell three story brown stone
House In East Fyfth street for above enough
say 10 any one wanting nice cheap home.
HOWELL HURST 92l Third avenue.
The New York herald., 1873-10-25
To-DAY's MATINEE
TONIGHT.
UNDER THR GAsLIdHT,
THEATRE CoMTQUE,
5lf BROADWAY.

sssNEXT WEEK, GRAND REPRODUCTION OF
ROUND THE CLOCK.
The New York herald., 1873-10-25
EYES AND EARS.


RTTFfCIAL HUMAN EYEs,-T. J. DAVIS IN.
N ventor and only makey Of the improved Artificial
correct imitas,p OF nature In tho world. lN kast FE
tsspse greet betNssR 2RA59 ena koRKtR AyeRReA
The New York herald., 1873-10-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

4 CLEAR PROFIT OF Slc00os MAY BE MADE BY A
n gentleman with IS 0oJ Joining advertiser and giving
his Immediate service. Address EAGLES Herald Up
town Branch Office -
The New York herald., 1873-10-25

ANY ONE WISHING TO GET INTO REGULAR
n and profitable Manufacturing Business either as q
special general partner and furnish $50 capt.
tai against equal amount already in the bust
will please address ENERGY, box No. 290i Post
office, New York.
The New York herald., 1873-10-25
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

ANY OWNER OF GOOD CITY IMPROVED PROP
"A eEty. who will exchange his equity for free and
4 will please call to-day on NJ T. wooLLEY
No. 5H Pine street
The New York herald., 1873-10-25

A PARTY WHO WILL ADVANCE $4,000 ON GOOD
n security. in well established, legitimate manutac
turing business saesroom on Broadway wi receive
required an opportunity to make commissions sales
besides Principals only may apply at or address Si.
Broadway, 'f#
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-08
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. The State
Department up to noon had received
no official notice concerning the steam
er Virginius, further than the fact of
the capture. The Navy Department
have no official news on the subject,
there being no Government vessel in
the neighborhooOd of the capture.
Registers granted to vessels contine
until they are sold or change their
names. No intelligence relating to
either of these points, as regards the
Virginius, has reached the Depart
ment. The books of the Treasury De-
partment show that the register orig
inally granted to the Virginius has
remained unchanged. The news re-
ceived to-day of the execution of prom
inent persons captured on board of the
Virginius, occasions much surprise in
all circles, it not being supposed that
the trial would be so summary. The
subject was discussed to-day at Cab
met meeting.
The Post will publish this evening u
report of the Union Trust Company,
from which it appears that the assets
are $685., 1863; due depositors, $685.
1SE
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Lafayette Hotel-C. Thomas, San
Diego; Mrs. D. Oranges and two boys,
Mrs. Garvias, It. Runple, Anaheim; j.
G. Campbell, w. A. Dalton, ]. Fluhr,
Arizona; p. Thomas, j. N. Domini-
gouz, Los Nietos; T. Smith, NJ. Agui-
lar, Wilmington.
Pico-L. G. Colgate, San Luis Obs
pO; F. Marchado, La BallOna; Nj. Mar
tienOs, Los NietOs; l. Johnson, Ft.
TETON; E. P. Thomson, Ell Monte; j.
Fitch, New Jersey; o. r.. Henly, Iowa;
w. Swinton, Kansas City; M. B. AL
ton, Illinois J. J. Cromwell, Denver,
Colorado.
ClarendOn-P. Williams, A. Osabio,
Walter Drew, city; Fred w. Athem,
Anaheim; P. Clancy and wife, Illi-
nOis; Chas. {. Warner, HI. McSparram,
San Francisco; w. Berets, Sierra; d.
A. Meyendorff, Wallapai; Isaac K.
Brunn, NJ. Goldbaum, San Bernardino;
F. w. Lambourne, La Puente; M.
Cohn, San Diego; John Lang, Soledad;
J. b. Lankershim, San Fernando.
UNITED STATES. Y. Stewart, San
Francisco Robert 8. Grubb, Bakers
field; J. A. Martin & wife, Santa Ana;
s. +. Wilcox, Clarksville, Tenn; &.
o. McGrew, Lyon Station; A. Kohler,
Anaheim j. Miller, Lyons Station;
C. G. Muller, Catalina Island; J. w.
johnson, Santa Ana; j. johnson,
Clark District; ]. Jordan 4 wife, An
sheim J. Adams, Ell Monte B. w.
CrOwell, Westminster.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-08
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. "A Washington
special says that the estimates for the
Indian service is Sc, 725, 900, an increase
over last year of $l,272,0O0; total in
crease in the estimates of the Interior
Department, including the above In
dian service, is $1,SOO,OOO, or only
about $4,000 increase for the entire de-
partment outside of the Indian Bu-
reau. The estimates of the Depart
ment of Justice are about the same as
last year, as near as can be ascertain
ed from figures already prepared. The
total of the estimates from all the de-
partments will exceed those of last
year by about five per cent.
A special from Fort Sill says that
the Indians have burned Whalley's
Ranch, near Red River Station, on
Monday. They murdered one man,
and drove away considerable stock.
Two men belonging to surveying
party were murdered thirty-five miles
from Fort Richardson, on last Satur-
day.
The Apaches from New Mexico are
raiding on Texas and committing
murders.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-08
PENNsYLvANlA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7.-Schooeffer
Bros, manufacturers of dress goods,
have suspended. 1t is reported that
they have ample assets to pay all liza
bilities.
The Philadelphia Despatch says that
rumors were current on the street to-
day, of Colonel Tom Scott's resigna-
ton of the Vice Presidency of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, but
the result of careful inquiry proved
their falsity. Many believe that the
rumor was invented and spread in the
interest of stock spectators.
PITTSBURGH, Nov. THE banking
house of Ira B. McVay Il Co. closed
this morning, owing to complications
growing out of the suspension OF their
eastern correspondents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-08
FOREIGN WS.

HAVANA, Nov. 6.-The tribunal at
Santiago de Cuba, before which the
persons captured on the Virginius
were brought, condemned Bernardo
Verona, Pedro Cespedes, Jesus del Sol
and General Ryan to death. They
were shot on the morning of the 4th.
PARIS, November 6.-Five men to-
day arrested for being engaged in a
conspiracy to abduct the niece of Pres
ident MacMahon, and hold her as a
hostage, have been convicted and SEN
fenced to various terms of imprison-
ment.
TORONTO, Nov. All hope is aban-
doned of the safety of the fourteen
persons left on board the burning
steamer Bavarian.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-08
Late Te|egra1ns'
EXCLUSIVELY TO THE HERALD.
NEW YORK.

New YORK, Nov. THE Bank of
England has raised its rate of discount
to per cent.
Nine police precincts return over
$4,000, contributed on election day for
the Memphis sufferers. The police
have contributed $4,000 for the relief
of the police of Memphis.
Judge Davis and Mr.. Bartlett, OF
counsel for Tweed, at the trial to-day,
had another tilt. The Judge had de-
cided one Orrell, after long eXami-
tion, competent as juror, when Bart
lett rose to comment on his admission
by tending to show bias. Judge Davis
peremptorily refused to hear another
word on the subject, and in the course
of dialogue Bartlett said: AS your
Honor will not hear argument after
decision, would you inform us when
the next juror is called that you will
hear argument before decision" Judge
Davis said angrily, "Sit down."
Bartlett replied: L refer your Honor
to Justice Chase and many other au-
thorities.' Judge Davis, rapping with
his gavel, reiterated +" Sit down, sir;
sit down. Be cautious, sir, or l will
refer you to still later case, that of
Bartlett 81 did not hear you, your
Honor replied Bartlett. Judge:
"Another repetition of that, or any
thing of that character, and will fall
down upon you in way that may not
be pleasant" The juror was then
peremptorily challenged by the de-
fense. Reference to Justice Chase was
understood to be made to that Judges
impeachment for Irregularities on the
bench.
In the general sessions to-day mo-
ton was made to quash the indict-
ments, found in 1871, against ex-Con-
troller Connolly, on the ground that
he was co-defendant in the trial now
coming against Tweed, set for the 18th
instant.
The situation in Philadelphia is re-
ported more favorable, and part of the
due and past due paper of the Texas
and Pacific Construction Company has
been provided for.
The bricklayers are still on their
strike.
The Central Council of the Union of
the Order of American Bricklayers
met last night in secret session. 1t
was stated that a compromise was sug-
gested, that the employers should only
deduct twenty-five cents, instead of
fifty, from days pay.
Judgment has been given for the de-
fendant in the suit Of w. A. Britton,
of New Orleans, against General But
ler, to recover the value of two notes
seized by the latter while in command
in New Orleans.
A letter numerously signed has been
forwarded to President Grant, urging
him to use his authority and power
to relieve persons on board the cap
tured steamer Virginius from impris-
onment.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-08
SAcRAME MENTo.
Death From Poison.

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 7.
An Inquest was held to-day on the
body of Mary Macarthur, married
woman, aged thirty-six, who died sud-
denly, early this morning, at the Or
phan Asylum. The evidence ELECTED
the following facts: "A child of tn"
deceased has been an inmate of the
asylum for some time. the father prom
Using to pay for its support, but has
failed to do so for the past two months.
Mrs. Macarthur has been allowed to
stay at the asylum, she being in des-
titute circumstances. On Tuesday
last she purchased an ounce of corro-
sive sublimate, ostensibly to kill bed
bugs. She swallowed portion of it
last night, which caused her death. A
pOst-mortem examination by the
county physician, showed that death
was caused by corrosive poison. Yer
dict accordingly.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-08
PACIFIC COAST TELEGRAMS.
ExCLusTvEI.Y TO THE HERALE.
SAN FRANCISCO.


for Los Angeles County 49,. Race
Postponed Scarcity Of Vegetables
Fell From n Scaff1ld.... Passen.
ger List. ..... Stocks. $50. Etc.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 7.
A certificate of incorporation of the
Chariot Mill and Mining Company
was filed to-day, to work in the Bauer
District, San Diego County, with a
capital stock of $4,000, 900, in 10000
shares. Trustees james B. Lang,
Duncan Mcclellan, Henry H. John
ston, Charles J. Pillsbury and John
Julian.
Ex-senator Maclay started for Los
Angeles to-day, and intends to pur-
chase large tracts of land and divide it
up for settlers.
Owing to the heavy condition of the
track of the Agricultural Park, the
pacing race between Defiance, Long
fellow and Jim Brown did not come
off to-day. 1t is announced that the
races advertised for tomorrow will
take place if the weather remains
clear. at
The prices of most kinds of vegeta-
bles in this city have reached exorbi-
tant figures on account of the strike of
the Italian gardeners against the order
Of the Board Of Supervisors, which
drives them out of Sansome street for
market wagon stands.
The Mint coined thirty thousand
dollars worth of dimes since the 1st
inst. Next week they will commence
on half dollars.
A painter named Leonard, working
at the Grand Hotel, fell off the plat
form to-day, distance of forty-five
feet, and received serious but not fatal
injuries.
A vessel of three hundred tons bur-
den has been chartered to take a cargo
of California golden syrup from here
direct to Hamburg.
Captain Hamill, of the bark Midas,
has been arrested for beating a seaman
named Brown, and keeping him tied
up all night.
The complaint against A. Dashiel,
the Herald correspondent, for obtain
ing money under false pretenses, was
dismissed to-day in the Municipal
Court.
Following is the list of passengers
per steamer Mohongo:
San Pedro-J. E. Bates, J. O. Ad-
ans, Mrs. Grelch, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Grelch,
w. f. Clapp, wife and daughter, ]. G.
Denning and wife, J. H. Murphy, &.
w. Goodrich, A. Peterson, Mrs. Tib-
bits, Mrs. Simmons and 2children, II.
H. Jackson, j. Richards, w. Riley, f.
Adam, Mrs. Christie, Miss Mckay, M.
b. Tobez, Il. j. Moore, E. Cutter, +. A.
Harris, Mrs. Boldt,, L. w. Thatcher,
wife and child, Mrs. Rasing, Mrs.
Wakelle, J. S. F'rish, G. f. Smith, 2.
Manvais, G. French and wife, w. w.
Kimball, +. Hilton, r. Crawford, &.
Maclay. G. Leach, w. II. Buckley, J.
Won Dine, +. Argala, d. White, r. M.
Raynard, Miss Holt, Mr.. Holt, r. H.
Gilman, j. G. Bensoll, c. Craine, A.
Monk, Mrs. Hamens, Mrs. Freante
and son, N. Silva, l.. Terry wife and
child, w. Igoe, J. w. Philips, DR.. In
derhill and A. Bartholomew.
Stocks.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-08
e. DORADO.
Fire e....A Great COndagratiOn Arrested
by PrOnptness.

Fire.....A Great C0nhagratiOn Arrested
by Pr0mptness.
GEORGETOWN, Nov. 7.
About p. NJ, to-day, fire broke
out in the China store occupied by
Kow Wah, on Church street. The
burning building was Immediately
surrounded by fifteen men with buck
cts. Had it not been for the Pilot
creek ditch which runs through the
town, and the great exertions of the
citizens, the residences of DR.. Jewett,
H. Cummings and John Hotchkins
would have been burned, and perhaps
the entire town laid in ashes. Three
buildings were burned. Loss about
$1,000. 1t originated through the
carelessness of China cook.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-08
SALT LAKE.

Illness Of Fred Grant..-.Meavy Rob.
berry Etc.
SALT LAKE, Nov. 7.
Fred Grant was too i'll to attend the
reception at the Walker House last
evening. He is better this morning
and left on his return Fast.
Evan Rogers and wife discovered
upon their arrival here last might from
the East, that they had been robbed
of 50, 700 in gold. There is said to be
a regular system of robbery existing
OH the railway trains to Ogden.
Large quantities Of ore for shipment
East cannot be moved for want of cars.
Large deposits Of iron and coal have
been discovered near st. Georgia, in
the southern part of the territory.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-08
N EvADA.

Earthquakes at UniOnville and Virgil
mia City.
KNOXVILLE, Nov. Z.
A severe earthquake shock was felt
here at 6:45 this P. M. It ran from east
to west and lasted several seconds.
Several slight shocks have been felt in
the last two days and nights, and they
appear to improve greatly in quality.
VIRGINIA, Nov. Z.
The races to-day at the Virginia
Agricultural Park were we'll attended.
Two earthquake shocks were felt
in this city this evening between 6
and o'clock.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-08
SAN JOSE.

Madam Anna Bishops Concert Steam
Fire Engine ..... Schools.
SAN JOSE, Nov. Z.
An audience of moderate size greet
ed Madame Bishop this evening.
The Board of Education have order
ed an evening school to be opened here
next Monday. More than sixty ap-
plications for tuition have already been
made.
The city has contracted with Clapp
& Jones' Manufacturing Company for
the purchase of q new steam fire
engine.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-08
SAN DIEGO.

News From Arizona. Indian Afhirs
Progress Of the Revolution I'm
Mexico. scarcity of Breadstuffs.
SAN DIEGG, Nov. Z.
The Tucson Citizen, of the lst inst,
says, concerning the prospects for
peace, although some Apaches on the
reservations north of Gila are peace
full, with few exceptions. Cachise re-
fuses to stop raiding into new and old
Mexico, and will not submit to the
discipline of being counted They are
well armed, and draw rations whether
on or off the reservation. Just as long
rs this State of affairs exists, so long
will peace remain as uncertain rs at
the present, Disaffected bad Indians
of other tribes feed and recruit on this
reservation, and come and go at will.
This is known on the other reserva-
tions, and hinders General Crooks
disciplineship.
Sixteen men passed through Tucson
tAio WCSh III puiouAt Va <AP~S" "AAO
had stolen horses in Sonora. The men
have gone to Agent Jeffard's, on the
Cachise reservation, to ask restoration.
A Guaymas letter, of October Gath,
to citizen, says the revolutionists
evacuated Alamos on the 18th, and
the State forces took many prisoners
the next day.
A citizen calls attention to the prob
ably scarcity of breadstuffs in the ter
ritory before another harvest, and says
Sonora is already short. The El Paso
Sentinel says that orders have been is
sued in chihuahua prohibiting the ex-
portation of corn, wheat and beans to
the United States. The State Gov
eminent has ordered that all agricul-
tural products shall be brought to
stated places and paid for, to be sold
at the same price during the winter,
in apprehension of famine.