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The search tor the Polaris.

NEW YoRK, Sept. IA dispatch from
St. Johns says grave doubts are entertain.
ed for the safety Of the missing crew ol
the Polaris. Nearly three months have
elapsed since they 5left the camp OF the
Esquemaux, who had wintered with
Buddington's party, counted BY moons, SO
that the exact time Of Buddington's dc.
parture Ia not known. II, is believed TO
be the middle Of June. No records were
found Indicating the intentionot the party
except memorandum written in pencil
In May 1873, ststing that Chester, the
mate, had finished making oars from the
bulwarks oi the Polaris, and had made q
good Job Of It. The Esquemaux were
very reticent, they wished TO be taken to
Pond bay, whence they came. II was
clearly q mistake to leave. them behind.
Joe, the Interpreter could not talk their
dialect, but when questioned at Godha-
ven, Joe did not get time to converse with
them. The instruments are supposed TO
have, been broken, by the Esquemaux.
When the Tigress returned to Godhaven
she was ordered 10 prosecute the search
In the track Of the whalers westward and
northward. II is not known when the
Tipress will return. She had 80 days coal
August 8lsl The whaling ship Hector
ia dsily expected from Cumberland sound,
and NAV have welcome tidings. The Ju.
aiSta rs slcoaling and sails north in tho
the morning. She will have considerable
difficulty owing to the lateness OF the sea.
son. The. whalers all return about the
middle Of September. ii!il'fiI li!l ~
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THE GRAPHIC BALLOON.
The Bubble Burst.
The Balloon Bursts In Process OF
Imitation.

NC "a'''' Inaation. %
N,u yonr san, ,o-An ;mmense
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csowa ssi.sa .,. sus oap'V - s,,ne.s ,ha
% n.oosiyn, - .n.s a. "iino W. hsl1onn ,"r Enrons
uepai sute VI 49,. ss d. ~ ~ a.,
hne p,oosss Nj, ~ innaJn a;.U u and non.;nra, ~ ]
eaiiy ~, lom sais 80 ,.s :. IT,, ~ ~ az Nv,
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THE TURF.
Lexington Races.

LEXINGTON, Sept 12.-The races over
the associated courses to- day, were the
best during the week. ~ a.qro55 Wia
The first race, two mile heats, was won
by Stanford gWithers, entry in 3.404,
making the last mile In 1:40a, -distancing
his competitor in the first heat Produce
stakes for three year olds, $50 pay or
play, $500 added, two mile heats s'f'
The second race, o mile dash for two
year olds, was won easily by Robinson's
Asteroid colt in 1:449, the fastest mile
ever made by two year old. N'.'H Vt ~
Summary-W..B. Withers' b. c. Stan.
for by Bay Dick, 1. A. K. Richards c.
h. Mandarin, by War Dance, dam by
Magner, distanced; time-3:40i. al''
Second race, colt and FLY stakes for
two year olds, $50 each, pay or play,
$3.50 added, one mile, Harpera b. c. Excel
by Endorser, dam Mantura, by, Harpef's
Eclipse; J. W: Horen's b. c. Kingsley, by
Concord, dam by Imp. idlencoe; 81 i.
Salyer's br. c. Pat Dolan, by Planet, dam
by Imp. Yorkshire; Warren Viley's b.t.
Tctotaler, by Lexington, dam, Capitol by
Yandel, Q; r. Colston's b. G. Johnny Glad.
dinghy Concord, dam, Anson Thomson,
by imp. Glencoe, a. 5. Balords b. e. La
grange, BY Versailles, dam, Lida, by Eek
ington, 8;Ts J.thIcG Giobens b. i.,by Lex.
ington, dam, Edith, by Imp. Sovereign,
la: K. Ruhards ch. !. Midsummer, by
War Dance dam, Sister No. 2; Prior
Robinson e Morgan's b. c.. Asteral, by
Asteroid, dam, Laura White, by Glencoe,
Time, 1:444. 'a +'7ihi
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, Sept. 12.-This was the fourth
and last day ot the Doncaster September
meeting. The great race Of the day was
for the Doncaster cup, valued at 800 SOW
reigns. saSilfs br. G. Uhlan was winner;
b. /. Lillian, belonging to the same gentle.
man second; and r. N. Bats Oh. c.
Thorn third. There were five started.
The last betting was 8 to against Uhlan,
8 to l against Lillian snd'3 tod against
Thorn. SIsI1lOi cIH .sggt,i-I ~ 5ilat
LONDON; :lSept. 1e.-It appears that
Earl Granville has told the representative
'oi Spain that the British Government in
sists on the liberation Of the officers and
crew captured on board the steam yacht
Deerhound. IlmMGis. s5i uu-s, ,H
The municipality-of-L London propose to
give dinner oi honor to Morton. Presi-
dent oi the Erie railway, on bis arrival in
this city. -c,,: .'5 -.
Kfaristdtcb, the newly appionted Turk.
ish minister 10 Washington sails on the
Goth inst, for New York: g aee g4-
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,sPAIN.y

MADRID, Sept. 12..-The intransignent
troops made sortie from "Carthagena
yesterday, but were unsuccessful in their
efforts to pierce the lineiof the besiegng
force, and returned to this city. - tit!'l
.BAYoNNE, Sept. lebanon and other,
ammunition OF war for the Carlists were
landed yesterday at Lequerto, on the coast
OF Blscay. ,,..,..,.,,. ,.',' ,..' = ~.
MADRID, Sept. 1s-The situation here
and throughout the country is improving.
A large portion Of the reserve called out
has been assembled, and Its equipment is
progressing. The Government Is capable
Of putting $780, 900 effective forces into the
field. The command of the army OF the
north has been confidcd to Gen, Sebala,
General Furon will enter upon a vigors
ous campaign 10 Catalonia with 10000
men. The reserves'of the northern pro-
vinces have been exhausted by the war
md The tNacIiOns Of the, Carlists. The
necessities OF life even have become scarce
and thousands Of families are reduced to
indigence The Carlists keep to the noun.
tains, and being without cavalry they do
not dare to descend to the plains In any
considerable numbers. 3i,.';' :. '.3't -.,a ~
The express train which left ,vitonia
yesterday for Madrid, while going at full
speed, ran of the track. The cars were
badly wrecked and many Of the passen.
gers werc killed, among them, d General
and several other persons Of eminence,
The cause OF the disaster Is unknown. .Ei'7
Distractions were placed BY the Car:
lists yesterday on the railway from Sara
gossa to Pamplena and q train was
thrown from the trac / near Tatalla. No
one killed. ~ ~ "'""s f9'''''
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The Cincinnati Exposition.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 12.-The attendance
at the Exposition for the first eight days,
closing yesterday was 10000, being 49,.
900 more than for the corresponding first
eight days last year. AS display every
body pronounces II immenselyin advance
OF its predecessors, while In respect TO-
quantity and value, especially the latter,
II is without parallel In the history OF the
Cincinnati Expositions. There are six
teen departments, and scarcely one OF
them ahasaEeyer s;been 6leqnalled 10
this country..e In. the music, pavilion
three, concerts are given daily by the best
bands In the city, who have rehearsed for
months for the occasion,
The Government signal service has an
office In the building, where reports are
received and printed daily. 'sfou7
The stove display Is wonderful, far sur
passing any thing OF the kind here in ex-
tout. variety, orry yafau.I s1yE1777=1q'-----
Power Hall has .273 machines moving;
OF which 140 are propelled by steam;
Others by hand. In addition to these are
IS bulky machines lying idle, making In
all 34S machines. ~ " - 1, - o 80.
Inc eDepaItlneDtOll lNhtuEhi Ek1iStofy 10
very iull. The Floral Hall was never
surpassed In the. perfection, variety and
rarity Of plants exhibited. Z az, s,.ts "a
The Art Hall contains three hundred
oil paintings, four hundred engravings
ono hundred water colors and drawings,
three hundred and sixty articles Of house
hold art, twenty-five architecthal draw;
Ia ,AN nah n NIL nTya
Of The Yosemite, Valley, besides great
numberoi photographs, and oil paintings
representing French, Flemish, German
and English Schools; water col
ors representing German, Italian
and English schools. Two Turner pic
lures are In the collection, both water
colors. An installment Of nine pictures
IRON. Dusseldorf sent especially Tor this
Exposition, arrived this week and were
put on the walls. :. \
The attendance from abroad Is especial
ly large this week. a.,y,u,s, woe asi
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SEW YORK CITY.

NAw YoRK. Sept. 70 The coroners
Jury In the inquest oycr The body Of Mar.
garet Hamii found 10 The room occupied
BY James Merrigan and wife after the fire,
returned a verdict that Miss Hamil was
strangled by, Mrs. Merrigan. r's n19I
John D. Irving, who conlesses com
plicity In the Nathan murder, has been
indicted for burglary. ..
The grand jury have found fifteen ad-
ditionaf indictments against James w.
johnson, and fourteen against James g:
Gates, for participation inthe recent bond
forgeries. g
The jury in The case OF William Bum.
sted and Benz. F.,Welsh, members OF the
Board Of Works Of Jersey city, charged
with corruption in, office, alter an alb
sence ol tweniy.tour hours returned q
verdict or guilty. nv r' |...
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.
The GRAPHIC BuBBLE.-Thea B Graphic
Balloon-if wemay be pardoned a'slight
indulgence in slang has agone up" but
not in the way contemplated by Its projec:
tors. The event proved that the enve=
lOpe, made Of one thickness Of cotton
duck, was not strong enough to resist The
prodieious pressure Of the great volume
Of gas it was designed 10 hold, andit bust
before the initiation was completed. The
opinion was very freely expressed before.
hand among intelligent outsiders that the
cloth was too irail for the work required
Of it. The event verified the opinion;
aud the project Of d transatlantic
flight, with that balloon at least, Is
at an end. The matter will, however,
hardly be allowed TO rest here. 30 grea,
a public interest has been excited, that we
believe the aeronaus will feel prompted
to make another trial, this time with a
silk gas bag, II they can raise money
enough to provide i; and this same pop.
ular anxietyto sec the experiment tried
will be sufficient, we believe, to provide
funds, Il the gentlemen who furnished
means Tor this enterprise should not doso'
TIE public will feel very much disap-
pointed and will hardly be satisfied with
out another trial. !. % iz.5 .sal.7
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ST. LOUIS.


ST. LOUIS, Sept. 12.-Between five and
six o'clock this evening John Lady, q real
estate agent and street money broker,
assaulted Major George w. ellison, city
editor Of tho Giahs, on the corner sol %
and Olive streets, ellison struck Lady
several severe blows over the head and
shoulders with q cane, when the latter
seouentIy Lady went into saloon and
took an extra heavy bar tumbler from
the counter, and wrapped It in his
handkerchief like, o slung shot, and sailed
out on the street again, making dire
threats against ellison, and still later pro.
cured q pistol and threatened to shoot
him, when 10 policeman took him to the
calaboose. The affair grew out Of o para
graph ellison published in the Globe three
weeks ago, charging Lady with dlsreputa'
BILE condnct on the street. & Wt
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rRANhspoRTTATIoN.
Session of the senate Committee iu
go : SHt 'il. New York. - ~ ss,jIi.aD -,

Session Of the senate Committee In
go : si. S't New y ork. - sniIisD :.
New YoRK, Sept. 12.-.The Senate
Committee on Transportation resumed Its
session to-day. Senator. Window occu-
pied the chair. A delegation was present
to represent the canal interests 4ot the
State. 60 y al...,....
A. w. TAYLOR volunteered; q statement,
demonstrating the feasibility Of increasing
the capacity Of the present canal locks,
without lengthening tie side walls, by an
improved style OF gate. !5 ~ 1.s 80. q
Horace Day lreadia paper relative 10
the Niagara Ship Canal, aad submitted q
plan Of his scheme for passing ships
around the falls by meansofIa perpendic-
ular elevator. y IA .u14Ez IL , ~
The members Of the State, Joint. Com.
mittee who were present said that
they would like to know. how, much time
the Senatorial Committee could devote TO
the investigation Of the State and suggest
ed that the committee start from Albany,
90 up Lake Champlain to Montreal,
thence 10 Ogdenburg, y SOswego' and
Buffalo. The whole time viii occupy
i =
about six days. hsd y. g3ian i..,y1 : :,
The route was not definitely fixed. II
was decided, however, thatthe Senatorial
Committee would meet the State Com
mlttee at Albany next Monday. Sa.1.; ~.
= Israel 8. Hatch, OF Buffalo, read abriei
paper withregard TO the enlargement O
Inc Eri Canal. The paper also proposed
q plan Tor the payment Of the debt of the
Erie Canal u y .i'g
THE COMMITTEE INVITED TO VISIT BUR
HI5i tb LINGT0N. f't'
BURLINGTON, Sept. 19.-Mayor Dodge
and d committeeof seven Of the leading
citizens, leave this city Tonight 70 meet
Senator Windows Committee on Trans
portation In New York, and Invite them
TO visit this city and examine the subjec'
Of a ship canal connection with st. Law
renee. ,l s5ia I-l.a 57,li lai.Iu Sai
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CHICAGO.
Increase In Freights by Northwestern
I Companies. 2 S-ssE

CHICAGO, Sept. 1e-It snow positivel,
stated that the Milwaukee, st. Paul &
Chicago, and Northwestern railroad com
companies haye decided to make ma.
terial; increase In freight rates, on ant
after the 10Th inst. This is supposed 4
be intended as an offset TO the decrease o
rates IN Illinois. The people OF Wiscon
sin are highly incepsed ct this action, ant
| In retaliation 1t Is threatened that th,
price OF railroad licenses will be raisct
irom 8 to 5lor 0 per cent. Apro rata rail-
road law will be obtained from the Leg
islature at It's next session.
THE HARPER REVENUE DRFALcATIoN
The Inter. Ocean this morning publish
ed an interview with Gen. B. ]. Sweet
deputy commissioner OF Internal Revenue
and D. w. Mum, Supervision OF Internal
Revenue for Illinois, who have been IN
yestigating tho recent defalcation of col,
lector Harper, of the Sth district, and
who are now in this city 70 look into
Harper's alleged grain speculations. 1t
appears from the investigation that there
are implicated in Harper's fraud his
deputy, Sweet, and three distillers, David
T. Thompson, Henry Pines and John L.
Smith, representing the Pekin Distillery
Company, and John Mcintyre, o Peoria
distiller. II appears that In the fall ol II
the bonds OF these Pekin distillers to the
Government mysteriously disappeared
and could not be etound. 1t Is now. be-
lIeyed by the officials who are conduct
ing the examination that the bonds,
amounting 10 100000, were stolen by
Harper aud his deputy, Sweet, 10 facill-
tate the frauds that were then or about TO
be committed on the Government by the
distillers. Their bonds having disappear
ed and their bondsmen apparently Sc
cured now did not hesitate at
collusion with Harper, and when the
latter, to cover his deficiency alleged that
the Pekin distillers were lin arrears, they
admitted the truth Of his statements and
the correctness OF q transcript OF the
amounts aaid to be owing by them, which
was given the examining officer by Hars
per. In the meantime, however, Colonel
the Internal Revenue bureau, VINO Was u.
;vcstigating the loss Of the missing bonds,
found list OF tho bondsmen's names,
which had not been destroyed, and com
menced suit against them, which Is just
now pending. A prominent firm OF law:
yers at Springfield, Ills, are severely
blamed by the Government officials for
their course IN, the matter, as It y said
they had knowledgeiof Harper's delalca;
ton some weeks. ago. 1t Is known that
Harper was largely engaged In grain spec.
ulations here, and the officials above
named are here to investigate them.
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The Wretched Sidewalks Near the
Post Office. T,it1!..

To the Editors Of the Intelligcneer:
The good work should 60 on, OF i'm
proving the miserable sidewalk on the
east side Of Market street, between 14th
and 10Th, which was begun by laying the
new pavement OF the corner Of 14th. II
Is questionable II there ever was on so
public street as this. such % wrctched
walk as that; not % single lot having a
really good pavement ini front, nearly
every one being in holes, in many places
no bricks cover the, ground, and the
roughi uneven surface makes 1t really
painful 10 walk over. I0nr, Street Com
missioner could not spend an hour more
profltablyfsthan in giving notice to the
property holders there to atsonce, repair
aud put in proper order this most impor5.
.ant thoroughfare OF our city. A careful
Inspection ol.alli our Sidewalks by the
proper officer would conduce much to the
comfort Of pedestrians and perhaps save
many sprained ankle or malediclion
during the coming winter. Willshe see
to ity Pedestrian
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The Accident Oh on Tie G., R. !. ae P.
lI ~ ..l.5 Railroad. ~ - oi ,

lIas| " ANaAAAseses H+
, ST. JOSEPH, Sept 12.-The particulars
Of the accident On the Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific Railroad, near Platts.
burg, yesterday morning, are as follows:
The engineer. ran over q large steer, and
the, engine, baggage car and one passen:
ger coach were thrown into q ditch and
Completely wrecked, The engineer, ].
McCreath stood to his post and was scald.
ed 10 death. The fireman was scalded
and otherwise injured, but not seriously.
,ofthe passengers, Mrs. Margaret Evans,
'of louisville, Injured internally; Mrs. W.
.Griswold, wifc Of the conductor Of the
Des Aioines Valley Railroad, seriously in
jured aud conclusion Of brain probable;
J. r. Ayres, 81. Louis, severely bruised
and injured internally; W.S Jones, Man.
haitian, Kansas, badly yiipjured on ehead
and severe bodily bruises FetE9 :, ~ n
A man named James schmitz iell head.
foremost from the ROOT Of Koenel's brew.
cry, on main street, to-day, alighting on
the brick sidewalk. His head Was COM
pletely. y.scalped, letfMm broken and ankle
badly sprained. ,ro q, .,,,-.,,,,, ~ |
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Texas Press Exeufsion.

SHERMAN, TEXAS, Sept. 12.-The Tex
as Press Association finished their labore
last night, and o large audience assemble
'at the hail to hear the closing address,
The organization was, . complete success.
The next annual meeting will be atDalL
Ina. Hon. A. B, Norton was Selected q
deliver the annual address and. George Al
Cutler, OF the Dennison JoitFial, and Miss
Fannie Sayer, Of Dallas, the annual poems.
The excursion party left this morning,
They will be received by the city Of Dem
nison, then visit 5edalia and Chicago and
return 10 81 Louis, The party consists
Of fifty editors and seyeralladies,
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Daring Hank Robbery at jackson
y =, Mich, -,.lfE

JACKSON, NICE, Sept. 12.-0ne Of the
most daring robberies on record was per-
petrated ON the Peoples National Bank,
Of this city, between nine and ten o'clock
this morning., While the President OF the
bank was engsgedsi sin writing at,his desk.
and the CashiefsYas out on business, q
package containing three thousand dol
lars In bills was distracted from the safe.
Access was gained TO the safe BY means
oia side doorin the bank building. Lying
beside the: stolen package weretwo other
packages Of bills, one containing $15, 900,
and the other S5 000@ The robbery issup!
posed TO have been committed by expertf
who are on their way TO attend the State
Fair at Grand Rapids. VT
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The Recent Nova Scotia storm.
SOME FURTHER DETAILS OF ITS DISASTROUS
RPFRCTs. rA

hrrhVIS. F.A
New YORK, Sept. IA gentleman
who arrived in this city to-day, direct
from Labrador, gives the following In.
formRrlun ubout tho effaetn at the recent
storm on that coast: ,-l
At Indian Tickle, six persons were kill.
ed by falling buildings. There were six
square.rigged vessels In aud oil this har.
Dor, all Of which were lost, with their
crews. The fishermen lost all their cod
liver oil, Of which they had accumulated
a large and rich quantity! ofall losses ex.
cept that Of life, none will be felt more
severely than this loss ofli onl and. As
far as could be ascertained there was %
women, IA men and many children. The
number Of liyesIl lost In :skifis and In boats
near shore, could not be calculated. Dis
consulate women: were, rushing In all d.
rections 'on the morning. after the gale,
seeking news Of their husbands, fathers,
or brothers. Their cries were heart
rending. ands nearly all of them were
lett without food, shelter, or change
Of clothing. The few thnts In low
grounds which had outlivedp the
storm, were actually packed with
men women and children seeking shelter
from the cold and pelting rain which pre-
vailed on the morning alter the gale. The
Inhabitants lost most OF their provisions,
and should the vessels which will beisent
to the relief Of these unfortunate creatures,
who are deprived Of shelter, food, and
clothing on the coast, which at this time
10 prnverhiallv firearv and EinhOgpitAble.
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New Freight Rates Agreed on a a

CLEVELAND; Sept. 12.@The Committee
appointed BY, the Convention of General
Freight Agents yesterday, submitted the
following basis for the government o.
the future advancement OF rates In East
ern bound fourth.class. freights to New
York, which was adopted: Cleveland. o.
$50; Dayton, o., 48c; Cincinnati, Fort
Wayne, indianapolis, Ind, and LogansT
port, 45c; Columbus, o., 40c; Toledo, SIC
Chicago, Terte Haute, Ind, and Lafay-
ette, Ind, 800; Decatur, His, Hannibal
Mo, Bloomington, 1lls., Peoria, Quincy
Rock Island, Ills, Burlington, Iowa, 81
Louis, and Davenport Coo; East st Louis
SIC; Des Moines, lowe 70c; Kansas City
Mo, ,75ci Louisville. KY SEQ Pelih, Ills
and Vincennes, Ind, Csc.
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Il Horrible TreatameeniIt7 eiIt.7 z q "a 4 'wSaier,s
C!fexv. Gsr 2 " 4Es-s

= BosTos, Sept. 1e Asome Of the crew
,of the whaler Apsel Gibbs, Of New Bed
ford, before reported wrecked IN the Arc
liz Ocean and brought ID New Bedford IN
the whaling schooner Abbie Bradford,
have reached Boston, and tell, a horrible
story.ol suffering and torture by the otil-
Gers ot, the Ansel Gibbs. They cay that,
owing 70 neglect 70 provide suitable pro
visions, the crew; were attacked WIN
scuryy. They were terribly beaten BY the
captain and fifst mate, and alter the yes-
sci was wrecked ten men died ot scuryy
and those foremost in protesting againsl
their III treatment werel left on IN island
the captain ot the Abbie Bradford retus-
J ing them passage 'sli ~" -ra'vs
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FOREIGN.
International Law Conferences ,at
,rl.- tsheut.

GuENT, Sept IA conference Of Eu-
rupeani and American Juris Consults,
which has been in session in this city
during the egeek, has organized as per-
manent Institute Of International Law.
Three subjects have been discussed, VIZ:
International arbitration, the three rules
.oi the Washington treaty and the codif-
cation and the adoption by the treaty Of
theiregulations relative TO private proper
ty in time Of war. The Conference ap-
pointed o, committee, to draw up and issue
. manifesto. and adjourned to meet In
Geneva next year. Ala " ~ ltH A"'