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THE LATEST.

disbursements OF Cavalry, Infantry
and Artillery En- Route for Captain
Jacks Observation-Disclosures Attack on
the Warriors Immincnt-The White
Soldiers Left to be Scalped-Fourteen
Soldiers Killed and Twenty.thrce
Wounded.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 21, 1873.
Four companies OF United States troops-two Of
artillery of infantry and one Of cavalry-stared
for the theatre Of the Modoc war to-day from
this city. The artillery will take the field as in
fantry. The total number Is about three hundred.
Later intelligence from the scene of the battle
with the Modocs shows that fourteen whites were
killed and twenty three wounded.
The troops were obliged to leave their dead on
the field
The volunteers will leave for home In few days,
as their term Of service will expire
Arizona Merchants Fearful OF the Hos
tile Reds.
SAN FRANCISCO Jan. 20, 1873.
All the principal business firms in Northern Ari-
IONA have signed petition, addressed to the Sec
rotary OF War, representing the unntness OF the
town Of Tucson as the general and only depository
OF the government funds on account OF its remote
ness and the TACT that it can only be reached by
roads through hostile Indian country.
The petitioners desire That PRESCOTT be made the
place Of all deposit, or that san Francisco be
selected for that purpose. the case formerly
when two paymasters made alternate trips from
that city into the Territory.
Before the Battle-Letter from One ON
the Spot.
From the Jacksonville (Oregon) Sentinel, Jan. A.
We have been permitted to copy the following
letter. written to his wife BY Captain Kelly, dated
Willow Creek CAL. December u, 1872. He says
-. We have been waiting from day TO day for the
United States troops get ready to act with General
Wheaton, the commanding general Of the United States
forces Ii doing all that he to get ready for the fna
attack He Is anxious and has strongly insisted that
remain with forces until the 9Th 9Th Of January,
that being the day which he expects 70 make the At
tack He he TO be ready by the 9th and will
not be later than the 10TH He has been waiting on the
howitzers that the road between this place
and Jacksonville and thinks that Is not safe TO make
e attack without the aid Of these guns to shell the for
and rocks on the south end Of Tule Lake: Captain
connored the Indian camp, under orders Of General
wheaton,: The Indians have about hundred war.
rlors well armed. and think they can whip the world
where they are General Wheaton thinks that II Is not
prudent to attack them without first Smelling them out;
In TACT u Is doubtful whether could whip them with
our present force The regulars and the
Der about two hundred and fifty all are all well,
and as soon as the battle Is over will leave home
double quick time. II. KELLY.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


ALBANY, Jan. 81, 1873.
NOTICES BILLS.
Mr.. ADAMS gave notice of bill to amend the Quaran.
tine laws.
Mr. Cock gave notice of bill establish suspension
bridge between Staten Island and New Jersey
BILLS INTRODUCED
BY Hr BAKER-To establish Rensselaer, police dis
BY Mr. RoBrNsoN-To exempt the Home for Inc urabIes
BY Mr. JoHNsoN-An act providing that railroad
company doing business in this State shall after the pas
s han ha ss
tor carrying the same class OF freight the entire line
pany SO violating shall Be liable to penalty Of soe to be
sued for and collected by any person who is 50 over
Mr. JOHNSON moved to refer the bill to the Canal Com
mee the Railroad Committee of last year had failed
to report similar bill.
alive and the bill went to the Railroad Committee.
The following bills were put
THIRD READING AND PASSED.
Extending the term of the Commission Of Appeals; In
relation to the disposition of causes the calendar OF the
0s, for 20 Tor the
PRocnEssED TO A THIRD READING -
Legallzing the bonds Of the towns OF Chill and York,
issued aid in the erection of the Rochester and Nevada
Railroad to authorize double session Of the Court Of
onal Commission allowing 1t to act on the Judiciary
article
SPECIAL ORDER -
The PsEsIpxN stated the hour Of twelve o'clock having
the senate would proceed to the
NOMINATION or CANDIDATE FOR THE orrIcH or UNITED
for six years from the 4th OF March next
The vote was taken rssui,ng as Waon
ROSCOE COMPILING Effected.
The PRESIDENT decided that Hon Roscoe Conkling,
declared the choice of the Senate for the Office OF United
States Senator.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

PORT DEPOSIT, Jan. 81, 1878.
The river commenced rising here on Saturday
and rose about ten feet, and on Sunday all the
houses on the lower side of the street next the
river were completely Hooded, and the occupants
obliged to seek refuge in houses in the upper side
OF the street and on the hill.
Monday there was great destruction OF prop
erty, and the river was still rising, causing great
loss to the lumber merchants, particularly Davis
Pugh.
To-day the water is falling There are greatquan
titles Of ice in the river firmly gorged 1t is hoped
at present. The ice is gorged for miles above and
below the town.
The loss Is variously estimated from $4,000 to
S5O, 900,
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TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Jan. 81. 1873
In the Assembly to-day, after noisy and undig
nifed discussion, M. Christopher motion approx
ing the circular OF the Minister of Public Instruc-
ton on educational reform was adopted by vote
OF APO yeas to IS nays.
The members Of the Right abstained from voting.
but in vain, and the vote was declared valid.
COMMUNIST CoNvICrs TO BE SHOT TO DEATH.
. Fen0uiy. Decamp and Beust, three Communists
under sentence Of death, will be shot tomorrow
morning at satory.
In the cases Of ten other Communists, who were
to have been executed about the same time, the
President has committed the sentences to imprison-
ment for life.
RETURN OF THE RUSSIAN MINISTER.
His Excellency Prince Orion, the Russian Ambas-
sadOr, has returned to Paris.
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e G Y p T.
Marriage Contract Betrothal Of the
Hereditary Prince.
Court Ceremonial and Big Presents to the
Foreign Consuls-Congratulato
from Constantinople.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

CAIRO Jan. q, 1873.
D., contract OF marriage between the Hereditary
Prince OF Egypt and the daughter OF Elhani Pacha
was signed the 10th inst in the presence OF the
Khedive, the Cabinet, the highest officials Of the
viceregal court and the representatives Of the
foreign Powers.
I Each Consul received the present Of Cashmere
shawl and drOmedary.
On the 18th inst. there were races, and in the
evening grand ball was given.
The Sultan OF Tu key sent congratulations and
honors to the Khedive and the members of his
6amilY.
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CcRIBNEWs FOR FEBRUARY.


Nnother fresh crisp sparkling nussber, with IN un-
The illustrated articles tell us Of splendid project e
reach The Pacific with commerce by way or the Gut
and give picture of life At the Court OF the Ming OF
Siam and c how learned to analyze the
sun There Illustrated Poem and one Of Miss Halt
locks graceful pictures with Dr. HoiAnds spienna -
rial which grows interest and In the great AmercaRs
novel Of to-day. There are choice poems by Geerge
Macdonald and others A good story, Little mise~
Frers" BY Miss traitor; story BY Miss rhslPs since
Died. somewhat akin to- Oates Ajar" m us spnts
and striking account Of Ths San Rafael
In California by Noah Brooke For sketches and essays
we "A Court Ball at the Hagse.' BY Albert Rneaes
zone Phase the Marriage question:, ~ Philip Gpen
Hamert0n, Borrowing Social Scsence y AN
Archaeological Breakfsstr and q brilliant critaus on
cart at the NATIONAL Capital" - 49,
The editorial departments are fuller ami Mel Has
usual. "Etchings' contains pretty poena~ y" p pA.
gsned Nelly and the pictorial story Of the 10Y
An English author writes to the publshers-scr H.
ner's Moathy Is ncomp araby better than say msgs
7 have come acrossw Our subscribers say thAl each
number Is better than the last" 49,. s..,rv
The Pubashers Department has Letters romv le reo'
ple about The Great SOUTH" splendid seIiw OF ius
aed articles the Southern states Oh Ane'' now IN
preparation - ,.so-s ,ree In I, :, ...,
ers Tor 1878 Price - year For sale py dealers ~
| publishers rates. scNInNhA w - New torA-
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, can. 81 1878
Pedro and Juan verquiza nsurgent leaders, whs
surrendered some time ago, have been appointed,
the former captain and the latter lieutenant, in the
Spanish army.
UNITED STATES NAVAL FLAG IN PORT.
The United States steamer Nipslc arrived In the
harbor OF Guantanamo yesterday.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Movements OF the United states Fleet
I'm the Waters OF Asia.
SINGAPORE, Dec 1, 1872
Yesterday the Colorado ceased to be nag
ship OF the Asatc Meet. AT one O'Clock
all hands were mustered on deck-efncers with
swabs, swords and so forth; men In their best
muster clothes. There was the usual amount OF
bowling and sauting but no parting drinks.
To-day, though sunday. has been enc Of the busiest
days OF the week. All the sick are sent on board
the Colorado for transportation home. Mess stores
but nothing for the blue shirts but their daily
ration Of tough beef and small potatoes.
The cutter barge Daring was lowered to-day
from the davits, where she has so long and trium-
phantly hung, and sent to the new nagship Lack
awanna, Her crew, who have borne on the palm OF
victory in MANY well contested trials OF speed,
remain and 90 home victers in the old Colorado.
She sails TO- morrow at daylight.
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TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALa

LONDON, Jan. 81, 1873.
The Worlds Exhibition at Vienna will open in
May. The American Commission is very active in
securing space and providing accommodations for
exhibitors from the United States. A sharp compe-
ttion Is expected between British and American
manufacturers OF mowers rcapers and other i'm.
proved agricultural machinery.
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THE FRENCH BOURBONS.
The Orleans Princes in Commemor alton Of Louis
XVI.-Legit;mist Hopes in Paris.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Jan. 81 1878.
The Orleans Princes to-day for the first time at
tended mass in c0mmemoration OF Louis XVI. at
the Chapel OF Expiration The circumstance exctes
comment and is regarded by some Of the journals
as an indication that the union of the Legitimists
aud Orleanists has been completed.
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ALGERIA.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS Jan. ~ 1873.
The French War once has received dispatches
from the Governor General OF Algeria, which report
that the army court martial sitting at Algiers has
condemned to death eight Of the perpetrators OF
the Palestro massacre and sentenced thirty seven
Others to various terms Of Imprisonment
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Constitutional Commission.
ALBANY, Jan. 81, 1878.

ALBANY, JHH, II, 1910.
At the session OF the Constitutional Commission
to-day, Mr.. ROBINSON, from the Committee on
state Ofices reported In favor OF electing Comp
troler at the same time the Governor Is elected
and for the same term. The state Treasurer to be
elected by the Legislature on Joint ballot, and the
secretary OF state, Attorney General, state Engi-
neer and superintendent OF Prisons 10 be APP
noInted by the Governor. The remainder OF the
morning session was taken up In debating ques-
lions OF special legislation.
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RUSSIA AND BRITAIN,
Count Schouvaloff's Mission to St. James-The
Proposed Alliance for Central
Asiatic Progress.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, JAM 81, 1873.
The Daily Telegraph of this morning has a
special despatch from Brussels contradicting the
statement that Count Schouvalon failed In his mis-.
sion to secure the cooperation OF the British gov.
eminent in the measures contemplated by Russian
Central Asia.
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FRANCE.

Parliamentary Debate On the Public School
Question-M. Theirs Policy sustained-Com-
munists To Be Led to Execution
The Russian Minister Returned.
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ARMY ORDER,
WASHINGTON, J

WASHINGTON, jan q, 1873.
Lieutenant Colonel M. o. L. simpson, Chief Com
missary of Subsistence in the Military Division OF
the Pacific, has been ordered here TO confer with
the Commssary General regarding affars VI the
subsistence Department on the Pacific coast.
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Assembly.

ALBANY, jan 81, 1873
NOMINATING A UNITED SENATOR.
The SPEAKER here announced that the hour of twelve
NJ had arrived and the House would proceed to name
candidate for United states Senator The roll was called
and
Mr.. Roscoe Conkling was named by g2 members.
Mr.. Charles Wheaton named by " members
The Speaker then announced that
Mr.. ROSCOE coNKLING DULY NOMINATED
the part OF the House. The election Joint session
takes place tomorrow.
The ton OF the rules then resumed when
the question taken on retaining
BY Mr. BLAcKIx-To create q Board Of
COMMISSIONERS or EMIGRATION,
AFTER the passage Of this act to appoint = Commissioners
of who, together with the Mayor Of the city
OF New York the President Of the German Emigration
Society and the President of the Irish Emgrant Society
who shall be Commissioner ero@co shall constitute g.
Board Commit of Emigration OF the State The
mowers and duties now imposed the Commissioners
shall be exercised by this Board.
BY Mr. PELL-TO incorporate the
ELEVATED RAILWAY COMPANY
Of New York 1t names IS incorporaors william Palmer
Cieneghen, Norris r. Williams, Thomas ~ Walton ana
Edward Baker with capital stock Of 00Oo the gen
eral railway powers to be granted Beginning a. the
Battery road shall northery along west street 10
Tenth thence To Thirty first street The company
CONDENSATION TO THE cry
of New granted to be determined as pro-
yided in the General Railroad act
BY Mr.. PxLI>-To constructa - -
YORK..
II names q ncorporators John I. Henry, samuel +;
PettenQin, Aaron Brinkerhof, Harmon ID. Hall and
Elisha Teneyck The road Is to begin on East Thiry-
fourth street and run TO Lexington avenue thence 70
West Thirty fourth street. thence to the Hudson River
Atourned.
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WALES.
The Iron Miners Strike Abating Toward Close.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

LoNDon. Jan. 81, 1879.
There is reason to hope that Che strike OF the
iron miners in me south OF Wales viii soon
terminals,
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Naval Orders.

WASHINGTON, Jan. q, 1873.
Commander John G. walker is ordered to the Navy
Yard at Boston. Lieutenant George X. Durand was
detached from the Nipsic on the 7th instant and
placed under waiting orders. Chaplain w. X CoDD
has been ordered TO the Mare Island Navy fard.
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AUSTRIA.

Preparations for the Opening ofthe Vienna Exhi-
DETERMINATION and British Manu.
facturers in Competition.
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NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR FEBRUARY, 1873
CONTENTS.

IL SE Eok kq HEnRGAk kAq isia
LIFE IN THE p1Axo SSsf FIELDS. .
DIAMOND o1as @s You HAD a
ssGf n
Msrk Nc MAD o .
Working III in the g, Excavations Ks
fLL1sTkATioNs;- ,ntiAlnThs E1il-"salle a,En:
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sssI barr. n,
queen Mary-Queen Elizabeth
r LUZ * ~ w %
Teller In the Harem-kecepton at soree-At the
The GREAT FAIRS AND MARKETS OF EUROPE.
DsEtsIoNs Of MEDICINE BY Professor henry
pI ffiiiIUsfRAr1oNs -onomes Terrifying Mnsr-ss
Over "si whether Sci Would L,ys bys, and
c91
o sr xyEsss TtsS!fhf BY Mis- sy Fsy
GHAPTER xxxIx:-Thas Far the Miles are Mea~
tns c.sst 1G.es .
beat 50 that she could scarcely speak"
4 siMPLnT T sfoRY OF TIE DAY. By Charles
GGESc %IIs EpSso OF AN OLD srAoER-
MY OUEEN-A SONNET. BY John @. SAKE.
THE NEW MAGDALEN. By Wilkie Collins
CHAPTER XvL-fhey Meet Again.
S#APTEk x xySe Gs s.raS A .Ss Grounds
CHAPTER xlx--The Evil denuA
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THE BONAPARTES.
Prince Napoleon Visits Her Majesty Victoria.
TELEERLM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDUN, JdH
Prince Napoleon Bonaparte, accompanied by his
wife, Princess Clothide, OF Italy, paid visit to Her
Majesty Queen Victoria yesterday.
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Ringworm, Salt Rheum, Cured by
using JUMPER TAR SOAP. Manufactured by CAS-,
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Rheuma tism, Kidney Complaints and
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CUBA.

Insurgent Penitents Promoted-The United States
Naval Flag in Port
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
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A.-Hernld Branch Once, Brooklyn,
corner Of Fulton and BOerum street
Open from s A. M to Q r. M.
On Sunday from 3 to r. M.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Idaho win leave this port Oh
Wednesday for queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
at nine O'Clock A. M. ~
THK NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe
viii be ready at half-past seven O'Clock In tho
morning.
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Royal Havana LOttefys-FrizeSO asne0~
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Post office box 4,6S5.
Royal Havana LOttery.-New Scheme
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CristadOro's Hair Dye.-This Splendid
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Edmund Yates Story,
BAD LOT,
will be commenced in No. N6 of the
NEW YORK PRESIDE COMPANION.
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Address
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-06-04

A prominent man who was waited on
by nominating committee at his resi-
dence to ascertain If he would accept the
nomination of Lieutenant Governor, an
swered promptly in the affirmative, say
ing he felt qualified by long experience.
On the committee wishing to know HE
experience, they were informed that it
had commenced on his wedding day, and
that his wife had been governor ever
since-his experience being that of lieu
tenant
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-06-04

DO you like chickens :" asked re-
markably modest Nashville youth of bis
sweetness, as he was walking about two
feet from her ON dis way to church, on
Sunday night. Certainly / do." che
replied "why do you ask such a qnes-
rion az that ?" because thought if
you liked chickens, you wouldn't object
to taking a wing" and he crooked his
arm in IN Irresistible manner. Sweet.
mes. took wing.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-06-04
G. r o 6 E r IE s,

Such as Sugars, Syrups, Codees. Teas and
Spices Also, a large lot Of Queensware,
Hardware, Wood and Willow Ware. Fish
Salt and Nails. Together with full assort-
ment Of Goods usually kept in country store
e&. Highest price paid for country pro
duce in exchange for goods. Prices to suit
the times May |, 1872.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-06-04
S. B. LOUDON,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
NEVINS BUILDING ON
Bridge Street, Miflintown, Pa,

Desires to inform his friends and the public
that he has just received fine and fashion.
able stock of SPRING GOODS, consisting Of
CLOTHS-Flain Black, Blue and Brown
CREP--Dahlia, Brown and Blue.
RICOT-B.ack, Blue and Brswn.
DTdGON4LS-Bln and Black.
CHEVIOTS-Al Shades.
SCOTCH TOODS- All STYLES
BLACK DOESRINS-AS Superior quality
P4STS AND VEST PA iTTERNS-Fire
SUMNER GOODS-Genernl Assortment.
will sell any of the above goods b. the
yard or pattern.
also keep on hand a full line of BUT
TERICKS PiTTERNS, consisting Of Men,
Boys. and Children's Shirts. Coats, Pants
and Vests. '-..
hS l will manufacture to order all kinds
of CUSTOM WORK. PRICES-Rcasopablv to
suit the times.
Miflintown, April 10, 1872.
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LADIES DRESS GOODS,

Such as French and English Merinoes, Pop
Inns, Alpacns, De LANES, plain and figured
Shawls, &C., and also large stock of Notions,
such as Gloves. Mitts, Hosiery, Embroidered
Collars and Cuffs, and y general assortment
of Dress Trimmings.