, 1873-09-11

humphrey, OeLu., IS 0Iocteu surveyor;
Golden, Dem, Public Administrator;
Morton, Ind, Harbor Master; Kent,
Ind, Supt. Streets; Rice, Dem, Coro-
ner; Austin, Ind, Tax Collector; Ha-
ney. County Clerk; Ashbury, Auditor;
Taylor, Harbor Commissioner.
New YoRk, Sept. 7.-The Tribune
tomorrow will publish letter from
correspondent with the Yellowstone ex-
pedition, giving full account of Gen.
Custar's battle with the Indians ON
Tongue river and the manner in which
DR.. Housinger and Mr.. Baleran met
their death.
Detective Sampson says that the
amount of Bogus bonds which forgers
expected to negotiate in this country
and Europe was 2.OoO. 900. and that the
800. 900 is already in market here. 2
of the gang, it is said, left for Europe
eome time since with large amount of
forged bonds, which are reported as
having all eady been disposed of in the
English markets.
L The feature of the financial market
has been the break down in gold and
exchange. The price of the former fall
ing 2Hper cent. and the latter on that
advancing 4 per cent. A feeling of
general relief and mutual congratula-
ton is felt over this change of Affairs,
the power of the clique having been
gauged and found much less formidable
than had been anticipated.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 6.-Great ankle
ty is felt regarding the yellow fever in
Galveston. A Shreveport private tels-
gram states that Houston has been
quarrantined. In Galveston they are
stopping all through travel. The Cen
tral R. R. has placed special train at
the service of delegates, to start hence
Sunday morning.
New YORK. Sept. 6.-The dead body
of G. A. Lamont, a broker at No. 80
New Steet, was found in an area in front
of his residence this morning. Il is
supposed that he sccidently fell from
his window.
The San Francisco cadets will give 2
exhibitions at the Academy of Music on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings next.
On both occasions shey will ~ escorted
to and from the Academy and will have
the ard Of the 9Th Regt. Band.
SpRINar1EED, Mass, Sept. THE
Republican has returns from TAP dele
gates, nearly a of the whole number, to
the Worcester Convention. Divided as
follows: Washburns, 1914; Butler, 319;
doubtful and contested, 20. There are
$50 delegates yet to be elected. OF these
l02 delegates to come from the Western
portion OF the State. The Republican
estimates as Washbnrn has now clear
majority of 46, he will bs sure Of 100
majority in the convention.
MADRID, Sept. 7.-Cortes to-day
elected senor Castelar, President. He
carried I1S0 votes against Sc for Senior
Margal
Marshal Serrano has arrived in Mad
rid.
The leaders of the Insurrection in
Cartagena sent communication to Ad.
mlral Yelverton protesting against his
having sent the Spanish frigates to Glib
raltar.
MADRID, Sept. 8.-President Castelar,
has determined to make supreme ef-
fort to crush the Carlists and Intransi-
gento instruction. He has decided to
bring into active service $50, 600 militia.
Hr believes that with this force it will
be possible to establish order in the
country before Spring. The number
of Carlist. Notwithstanding their recent
successes, have been considerably re-
duced lately, and they are now capable
of engaging In unimportant skirmishss
only.
Senior Oleoza has arrived ard Sagosta
is expected to-day.
NEw YoxK, Sept. S.-Ths American
Express Conpary's officers deny the
story about robbery by ono Of their
messengers of $5O,OOO and his subse-
quent capture with the stolen funds.
Tugboat Vixen was sunk at Hellgate
early yesterday morning by the steam
boat Granite State and Capt. Piksns
was drowned. The engineer who was
picked up was badly cut about the head.
At mass held at St. Peters Church,
Father O'Farell in alluding to the dedi-
cation of his parochial school In the af-
ternoon, pronounced the public school
system failure. He believed that even
tualiy the State must either make edu
cation voluntary and without taxation,
each denomination supporting its own
school; or else, if taxes were raised for
educational purposes, each party must
receive fair share. At the dedication
services in the afternoon the same cler-
gyman said he wished it understood that
in this case the priests and people
went together. 1t had been charged
that they had entered into a censpira-
cy. It was true; every man, woman
and child of them had entered into a
conspiracy and they made no secret of
it. They did not deny that they pro-
tested against supplying schools to
which Catholic children could not 60
just ~ they would protest against being
forced to attend State Church. They
claimed as American citizens the privi-
Iege of educating their children as they
pleased.