, 1873-10-09

York yesterday; and S430, ,0GO, for Mih
real
] A chimney 220 feet high. in the vii
lage Of Northfeet. fell to-day killing
persons and manning dozen others.
| PAR1s. Oct. 3.--The city has beer
I full of political runners to Cay with re
| gTd to the political situation. The re.
port which gained the most currency
and caused great deal Of excitemeIi
was one stating that the permanent Com
mittee of the Assembly would order that
body to meet on the 18th inst. and that
government officials Dow absent from
Versailles had been ordered to proceed
thence Immediately; but a dispatch from
official sources in Versailles pronounce
it untrue.
JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 3.-The Modoc
execution took place to day at Font
Klcmath. Two of them, Barancho and
Slolnx we're reprieved last night to be
imprisoned for life. Fsur of them,
Jack, Sconchin, Boston Charley and
Black jim were hanged.
GALVESTON. Texas, Oct. 2. The town
of Lampas as was inundated on Satur-
day last by sudden rise in creek that
flows through the place. The water ran
so swiftly that some twenty houses were
carried away, including the post office
and contents. Six persons wero known
to have been drowned.
Memphis, Oct. 2.-There were 81 in
terments to-day, q from yellow fever.
The Citizens Committee have issued an
appeal to the charitable people of the
country for aid to hire nurses, bury
dead and shelter orphans. ContriLu-
tions may be sent by telegraph to John
johnson, Mayor of the city. -
PARIS, Oct. 2.-Theirs having been
notified by telegraph to-day of impend-
ing political movements in france. and
that his presence is much desired here,
started Immediately for this city.
LATER.-Theirs arrived this evening.
1t is stated that Count de Chambord
will arrive in Geneva, from Frohodof,
on the 4th inst.
/ LONDON, Oct 2.-Advices from Africa
announce the capture of white NAM
by natives. while proceeding westward
in Congo river. From the description
of the man, Mr.. Chas. Livingstone -be-
lieves him to be his son. !:ss
Late advices from Paraguay show that
the privations of English Colonists con-
tinue and that there is great dissatisfac-
ton.
Sir Edwin Landseer, the celebrated
painter. died last night aged 70.
Yesterdays steamer from Liverpool
to New York::took $244.OO0 in specie. g
WASHINGTON, Sept. l. Public deb
statement shows the total debt to be
50, 221 ,496'164; total interest, $32, ,0s3,-
523. Cash in Treasury: coin, $50. 246,t
757; currency, 3.299,O32: special de-
posits, $11, ,250, 900; total in the Treas =
ury, S94.7S5, ,7S9; debt less cash in
Treasury, 81, 16S, ,992, ,S98; decrease dur
ing the month, S1,90l,6 ,657.
RAsE1GH, Sept. First Ku Klux
trial before State court came off before
Judge Watts, in the johnson County
Superior Court, this week, and resulted
in the conviction of guilty parties in the
murder of men, one white and one
colored. They, on the 9th of Septem-
ber, went in disguise to the house of a
colored man. dragged him out by the
heels and whipped him TO death. The
murderers are sentenced to be hanged
ON the 18th cf November.
New York, Oct. 1.-Court of Appeals
has reversed the judgement of the lower
Court and dismissed with costs the com
plant against the Staten Island r. r.
This was the famous Westtield explo-
sion case.
Danforth locomotive works in New
Jersey will place their employees in
their foundry ON half time, Or work two
gangs on alternate days.
Forty employees on the Morris and
Essex r. r. at Hoboken yesterday and
about $50 at other points, owing to the
inability of the company to obtain cur
rency for disbursements.
Lucette Meyers has been committed
to Jail in Brooklyn and held as witness
in the trial of Kate Stoddard. She was
before the Grand Jury to-day.
LONDON. Oct. 2, "A. M-Daily Tele-
graphs special dispatch from Berlin
says that trade and speculation are at a
stardstill. A crisis is apprehended on
the Bourse.
MADRID, Oct. 1.-Dissensions in the
ranks of the Carlists are increasing.
| The feaders, Darregary, Roda and Liz
argay. left their commands and arrived
at Bayonne.
PARIS, Oct. IA denial is given tc
|
the statement published yesterday to
the effect that the mission of Cardinal
Boniechaiz to Rome was for the rur-
pose of inviting the Pope to visit France
to consecrate Henry V as King. 1t is
now stated that the mission of the Car