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tend the reunon OF the Army Of the
Tennessee al Toledo,
General Neglpy has been appointed
Postmaster at pitsburg,
CHICAGO, October IA Committee
Of the Board OF Trade telpgraphod ~
teen hundred dollars TO the Mcmphis
sufferers, Further donations Will fol-
low Bishop WhilohouHp, Of thc dio-
cesc ofllllnuis, has requested his clergy
to maze donations.
BO,r0N, October T. --Arrnngemenls
have been made for parade and ora
ton ut Faneul Hall upon the arrival
Of Joseph Arch, the English Working
mems friend.
NEW EoRK, October THE call for
"A special meeting Of the Board Of
Aldermen on Monday, to tendor the
inequalities of the city 10 the Evan,
gcicOl Alliance, thus far has received
but three signatures. The Board of
Aldermen refused 20 sign, asserting
that the Alliance is u scctlriau body
and should not receive recognition by
officials representing all scots,
NEW YORK, October !. There was q
ilutter Of excitement among the dry
good merchants this morning, caused
by the suspension of Pcakc, Opdykc ~
Co., one Of the largest dry good houses
on Broadway, Pcake the senior mom-
Of the firm, when questioned on the
subject this morning, said his house
had suspended, but expected to Resume
business In n short time and pay one
hundred cents on the dollar. The sus-
pension, he added, was caused directly
10y the disruption Of exchange, His
firm was owed large sums OF money
from the West, and ii had been found
impossible TO make collections.
Several large dry goods merchants
on Broadway were also questioned as
to the probable effect Of thcsuspcnsion
Of Peake, Opdyke u Co., upon the mar
ket. 1t seemed to be the general opiu-
ion that no bad results would sllIoW
and that, although trade was duh at
the present time, the existing feeling
was good and that there was every
prospect Of brisk trade in II week or
two, when the present stringCnry of
the money market shall have passed
away.
There have arrived in this city dur
ing the present week 1858, l22 bushels
of wheat the largest number byneWly
a million bushels ever received here in
one week. There have Also arrived
80, PCS barrels Of flour, which is q much
larger number than usual.
WASHINGTON, October IA dis
patch received by 4. p. Morse, from
the Howard Association at Shreveport
dated to-day, says the deaths from YET
low fever are reported less than here
tofore owing to the dminution the
population, rather than lack OF yiru-
lence in the yellow fever. Considcra-
bic distress exists among the GONZALES
cents and those who have been obliged
to remain during the epidemic, and
Therefore pccuniary needs are press
ing.
NEW York, October "A dispatch
from the Mayor Of Memphis says:
"Gct all The reiiefiu money to pay for
the relief Of the sick, hire nurses and
bury the dead. The fever grows worse
daily. Send immediate assistance
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THE LATEST NEWS.
HEMP.
The Last Aci In the Mo doe
Tragedy
Captain Jack, Boston Charley,
Black Jim and SChOnO-
chin 20 TO the Flap
py Hunting
Grounds"

JACKSONVILLE, Oregon October II
4 correspondent OF the Associated
Press left Fort klamath this morning
NJ ll:3O O'clock, and by hard riding ar
rived here late this evening with the
following report of the execution Of
Captain Jack and his band:
Boston Charley and Black Jim We're
led on the scailold first and SchOno-
chin next. They trod on it with APP
parent indifference, having resolved
10 die rs brayely rs they have lived
Captain Jack went easily up the stair
way, but looked wretched and misera-
bic.
Their manacles were stricken of,
but their arms were securely pinioned
with cords. AT precisely O:l5 a. NJ,
the interpreters, Capt. q. G, Apologize
and David Hill, explained to the pris-
oncrs the nature OF the order 70 be read
TO them by the Adjutant, and ut ten
o'clock, Adjutant Kingsbury read the
order promulgating the sentence Of the
Commissioners and the Presidents
order thereon, with the orders of the
Secretary Of War and Department
Commander in thepremises. The Two
reprievcd prisoners, Bomcho ana Sto-.
lux, vet stood on the ground IN front OF
the scallold, shackled and underglard.
During the reading, the pinioncd
victims were seated on the platform
of the scafi0ld, with their feet resting
on the drop listening, but of course
understanding not word OF it. The
reading occupied ten minutes; then
tho Adiutaut read the order and conf
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NEWS SUMMARY,
~ x w - - Y IV4I-IHN1 LEU I
Mr.. Bradlaugh Is Denounced Tor
Ills AtIleiStic Ideas.
Financial Situation Throughout
the Country.
National Bank officers S:eal
SS27,O0O.

CAPE OF COOP HOPE, October h
Ninety cut of one hundred and forty
mariners in the hospital, have died OF
cholera. re-
BALTIMORE, October 4.-EN-GoV-
ernor Thomas King Carroll Is dead
elEW York, October Mr. Brau-
laugh declines to lecture before the
Workindnlen's Union unless they
arrange With the Literary Bureau, to
which he has sold his lecture services
in this country. Many members OF
the Union den0unce Bradlaugh for his
atheistic and communist ideas
MEMPHIS, October L. TWenty-one
deaths Yesterday. The Masons and
Odd Fellows funds are exhausted, and
they ask aid from their brethren
IlIdlehpll the county,
iCtNCfSSATf, October 1.-The hnan-
cial trouble Is developing a disposition
AMONG manufacturers to reduce their
force and hours Of work, Several have
iedGGpd and gtheps viii follow unless
next week shows Improvement.
LOUISVILLE, October h The Ger
man Security bank has not suspended.
il pays all demands. 49,
DrprQuE, a., October 1.-The sus-
pended Merchants National bank has
bocp In proportion to lis capital, onor-
mously swi.dled, The president stole
sixt thousand dollars and the cashier
two hundred and siSiy seven thousand
dollars.
LoNpoN. October, lit is reported
that the crops have failed and a ii'ln-
inc prevails in some portions oIliuh-
gary. 49,
ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT October t.
A financial panic prevails here,
WAgHIvCTOS, Qctohef r. tEteh-
.lon Of the Postal service was orJere4,
to.,iay on the Atlantic and Richmond
Air Line Railroad from MOUNT AIRY
to Charlotte-one hundred and eighty
miles. n
Leamper d Co., grain dealers, Bos-
ton, $30U,0OO; Peak, Opdyke q TO-,
New York, S250,0OO.
The President says he expects TO al
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Fhc --latest Act OF Ccsarlsm Reward
Of igCrit.
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lie'rS n'f"S ,%a XXX f'' ana postniIi"e
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u'it' ~, t "a - ':C Gr", oon ~" ooml ,hs
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c1IIulV ,.vS"'n w. lti i'p' t%dir oontam,t
cllhPi eyer 'i'''i'''''F'' ,a'N,' .,In in 80
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uno,' '','" EN- nonitoI II + nof related
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BOOTS, SHOES,


our LADIES DEPARTMENT il worry fnc
and complete. Cul Nnd SEQ MS.
GENT. ENlEN'S DEPARTMENT Every
style and quality Of Boots, CATERS md shoes
called Tor, nom Il baichclurs hlogan 10
Bult e or Miles dress g00ds, Also Ilnc dress
boots and repairing made on The spot 20
measure and order
our Mr. Page Is u practical boot and shoe
man having been engaged In the business
exclusively for The last thirty years, and
therefore understands his business, aud will
use his utmost endcayOr 90 give satisfaction
tOpH, 2oiIlu
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correspondence.
DALLAS, TEXAS, /
2ptIi.t1bat. "a tk.n [

u. II. Coumbos, Esq:
Sil-We, the undersigned, citizens of Dali
las, fully aware OF the capacity, energy, and
Industry displayed hy yon in performing the
duties OF District Uierl. of This county, know
iug rs we do that the r9sponSbiltigsU of said
Office have In great measure deYOlVod
upon you, and feeling that il is IN Office Uf
the utmost importance 10 The people Of the
county, and that you Hf3 prc-enincntly quit
itlrd to discharge It's manifold duties pccept-
ably to u large number Of our people, hereby
request you TO allow Us to present your name
to tho Democratic voters of this county as
the primary qleGtVR 10 he held ON The IN
ptpNtNo, as u candidate lpr The office Of DIS
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KELLEY'S FOUNDRY
G. A. KELLEY, Proprietor.

Manufacture Cooking and Heating Stoves,
Country Hollow Ware, Wash Kettles, Dog
Irons. and keep constantly ON hand q full
line of Cast Plows.
sepd for circular, l%dtw&w0m
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DALLAS, TEXAS, !

DALLAS, TEXAS,
September 80, 1873.
GENTLEM ES--Nour communication OF the
2ith instunt requesting me TO allow my
name TO so before the Democratic primary
election, ON the nth prOXimo, as Il candidate
for the Office of District Clerk Is al hand.
This testimonial of esteem from my follow
cit liens of Dallas county affords me heart
felt pride and satisfaction. Fully recognize
ing the responsibility resting on the officer,
rs well ns The care and labor necessary fQf
the proper discharge Of the duties W ihn q,
1ce, Had determined nat " present myself
as a candidate for tne Once, and hNd so an
noun.rd. Dpt SINCE my ieliow-citIzcns q
Dallas county assure me that II Is the Wish 90
the people Of my countyJeHt | ahpNld sun
NIT my name M y, eahlidnte, y'ell 10 the
wishes Of the PEOPLE, whom ! hgye hereto
fore cndoayorod "a sagyo faithfully ana ior
their best interest, and 70 whose service, II
elected, promise my entire and undivided
attention. Thanking you, gentlemen, iof
the compliment you pay me, yield to your
request, and submit my name as n candidate
for the oillce Of District Clerk OF Dallas
county. Respectfully your obedlcnt servant,
2OOdif ~ y. Z. CoOMBES,
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new Advertisements
Banking House OF
ADAMS ( LEONARD.
new ADVERTISEMENTS,


TO our Friends and the Publlcl
Tho Wmor having prevailed through the
country TINT We had suspended payment We
doom Il proper ia state thnt the run ON our
banking house has entirely ceased That va
have fully met oNery demand made upon NJ
and evou rnshcd orr certificates OF deposit
thtuc months before due,
10 those of our flcuis who have 20 cheer.
fully stood hy usnud rendered uss substantial
ntslsiuHoc when our supplies were stopped
los quarantine, We take occasion i0 tpndvr
otn gmlcml thanks, Particularly are $50
mdrr obligations 90 the Houston aud lpNhN
Central Rttioud and NY Apent at tbs place,
Mr, T. D., Ea4ion, COR facilities afforded ~ la
placing funds during the pressure.
Our business wlll continue ns mupl We
can now dmw without difficulty cXchaugo
ON New York, st. Louis Galveston aud
Houston. Guing dvsitons ia aiu, us Car ns
possible, tho commercial interests of our city
aud county, We mthcr announce that is
soon recommendation isWopcned Whitehall
weston, We will advance money ON all cotton
consigned to oUr tiieuds In that city.
Respectfully, ctcn
IOll8t ADAMS s LEONARD,
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We take this occasion 90 thank our
friends for past favors, and respcct-
fully caII their attention 90 cur ini-
mcnsc stock. which we nre just receive
Inv direct from the principal manu-
Mcturcrs of the North and West, pur-
chnshing direct from nrst hands for
cash ON the spot, and awaiting our
selves of every advantage by shipping
In ear loads under special contract.
and by our own labor almost freeing
ourselves from store expenses. We
confident In our ability 10 offer 70 our
friends and 20 the public generally ur
Immense stock at better ratcs an
more uniformly low figures than IN
ever before been offered In the Interior
of Texas.
Az u basis and foundation of our
business, We guarantee every article 10
be ns represented, or money refunded
at our expense of transportation.
our success I'm business depends en-
tireIy upon establishing N wholesale
trade In Northern Texas, and We only
ask u fnir and impartial trial, and u
close comparison Of uniform prices
with those OF Shreveport, Galveston,
and New Orleans with frcights added,
and we chccrfliIy abide by the deci-
sion Of the same.
DARLINGTON, MARsALIs 4 60.
Gmdtf
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EXCURSION 70 ST. LOUIS

Missouri glaie Fair, to be held at 1t. louis,
Oe.ober / 10 n inclusive. The iuus on and
1'eSas Central Railway viii, clmnenclng
October 8, Issue cScuIsipn ucke.s " d. ours
aud return for On csc desiring to aticud the
Fair. Tickets Will 10 good 10 return until
NH6hef y. giving all time 70 dose al their
leisure.
Tickets vii hr sold ai the scllogln5 rates.
Ilaustnu to 81. i.nuis aud return, 80 ~;
iIelnpstead 10 81. L.onls and return, 81 ~
Austin ~ II. Inu.a and return, sIJ -; Bryan
Ia 1t, Lous and return. 81 So liearne to ~
Louis aud return, S5S s.; Calvert to NJ Louis
and return, SIS o.; Waco to st. Louis aud re-
turn, 50 90; COrsicaua 10 1t. Louis and re.
turn' sYNj: Dallas'tn St Louis and return,
Sis0 o.. j. WALDO. Zen. iicRe, Agt;;
j. DURAED. Gen. Supt. i0u'd
The New York herald., 1873-06-26

COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
PAcIFIe sh AsaE aSS S9s6Asys LINE TO
CARRYING SSiIfs a ss$$sT5hSsSeERs AND
SSAs SaS
rsS tune ~ sses s.- fs IT nes n% an Ia Ha
noon or AsPpwsI direct Connecting st ranaps with
for San sPs Prancisco and osns at AeaRaeo
n sn si por 1r 5
s % snd ss fGS n @
leave San Francisco about July "a for Honolulu,
One Of the cG%pany,s splendid steamers mel win leave
rates Of psssaec rsight and ali further Information ap
ply a. the oompanys Office on the per fsct Of Canal
NEW YORK AND BERMUDA STEAMSHIP LINE
N For Hamilton and ST George, Bermuda, carrying
ne United states "a Mail Ihe s & sH Read
81 North River on Saturday, July II at O'Clock r. M
, sfe
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE
s cass s Is Non yar E ss oo ~
for Havana direct, as folows:-
MORO CASTLE .....JaS
COLuMBiA..; A..;.".'.'........ ............'.".".Juv
supplementary mail pier at quarter to three p NJ
For freight passage Qnavins magnificent accommo-
'"D'''D "''' WILLIAM r CLYDE co,
D. McKELLER Agent in Havana.
"A Mail Line Tor west Indies Havana and Spanish
Sor Ryer for fsla and pis
CLARIBEi.. June 80
.n' FOR Port au Prince and venieausia,
PIN. 90 AGENTS SS wan and 20 Finest
The New York herald., 1873-06-26

lnA
EVENING TELEGRAM,
EVENING TELEGRAM,
EVENING TELEGRAM.
EVENING TELEGRAM,
DURING THE CONTINUANCE OF THE
wALwoRTH TRIAL,
AND THE Woodruff AND CLArLIN TRIAL,
DURING THE CONTINUANCE OF THE
wALwoRTH TRIAL,
AND THE wooDHULL AND CHAPLIN TRIAL,
DURING THE CONTINUANCE OF The
wALwoRTH TRIAL,
AND THE WOODRUFF AND CLAFLIN TRIAL,
DURING THE CONTINUANCE OF THE
wALwoRTH TRIAL
AND The Woodruff AND CLAFLIN TRIAL,
WILL REPORT
WILL REPORT
WILL REPORT
WILL REPORT
THE FULL PROCEEDINGS EVERY NIGHT
THE FULL PROCEEDINGS EVERY NIGHT.
THE FULL PROCEEDINGS EVERY NIGHT
THE FULL PROCEEDINGS EVERY NIGHT.
The New York herald., 1873-06-26

TINTED STATES MAIL LINE.-sTEAM TO QUEENS
Sailing every Wednesday,,
From pier As North river.
Cabin passage, $sl gold; steerage, $50 currency.
Prepaid tickets, $32 currency
Passengers booked to and from Paris Hamburg, Nor
way and Sweden de- Drafts on Ireland, England,
France and Gcrmany ut lowest rates Apply TO
WILLIAMS GUlON ~ Broadway
GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
" New York to Bristol England) direct The Steamers
OF this line sail from pier IL, East RiAer follows-
ARRAGON, WESTERN Wednesday, July g.
LAPLAND Jones' Wednesday, July Z.
Cabin passage, SO; Excursion tickets, $l2O
Intermediate $46 Steeragc, $50
Parties wishing to send Tor their friends can OBTAIN pre-.
paid certificates. Drafts tor 81 and upward.
App' " ''' As'''' = ''' E. E. MoRaANs SONS.
TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAu.--oFFICIAL
~ Passports of the Department of State issued by A.
o. WlLLMARTH, United States Court House, Al Cham
bers street
EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS WILL FIND TRUNKS
u staerooms and Continental travel, Chairs and
Rugs for the steamers de-. at JOHN CATTNACH'S, 736
Broadway, near Astor place (removed from corner OF
Broadway and Wall street,
FIRST GLASS sTATEROOM FOR THREE PER-
"A sons CALABRIA Cunard line, sailing Saturday
next June % for sale at reduced price Apply to W. ID.
HENNEN, 81 New street.
The New York herald., 1873-06-26

via Newport and Fall River
The word-renowned steamers BRIe T0I. and PROVI-'
DENCE leave pier q North River loot of Murray street,
daily Sundays includeu) at r. NJ Halls Band Is en-
gagged for the season. A. p. BACON, Superintendent
dor STANFORD AND GREENwICH-THE STEAM
IL boat NELLY WHITE leaves daily from Pier 81, East
River $50 and toot OF Thirty street Mt As r n
Leaves stamford at A. NJ.
EOR NORWALK AND DANBURY.-THE NEW
Il steamer AMERICUS leaves daily foot of Market
street at 6 and Thirty third street at 80 T. M con-
Meeting with Danbury Railroad.
The New York herald., 1873-06-26

" THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
between New York and Liverpool calling at Cork Har-
FROM Sgw YORK.
PRUSSIA. .wed,y June rs CALABRTA .Satdy June %
,JAyA Wednesday, July PARTiIIA. .satday, July s
.CuBA,. .Wednesday, July 9 sAMARIA. .satday July y
SCOTIA. .Wedncsy, July IS ABYSSTNfA Salty, July 10
.ALGERIA. .wedy, July g BATAVIA .satnr'y, July 26
gers
And every following Wednesday and Saturday from
New York. RATES on PASSAGE :--Ccbin, $S0 800 and
$lso, god, aseordinS to recommendations Tickets 70
terms. sieerage Sy currency steerage tickets from
Liverpool and Qncerstown AMI ALL parts Europe at
lowest rates For freight and cabin passage apply ut the
compsnys once, No. Z bowling Green; for steerage
CHARLES ~. FHAkOKbYN, Agent,
or 20 p. H. DU VERNkT,
corner CLARK and Randolph streets Chjcsro Ill
The New York herald., 1873-06-26
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CITIzEN's LINE FOR TRoYaaASsAGE ;A 81 g2mTHE
leave pier 40 North River foot Leroy street daily
Saturdays excepteds att O'Clock connecting with
Central and Troy and Boston railroads for all points
ga. Lake George and Montreal Through tickets sold
- JOSEPH CORNELL, Superintendent-
The New York herald., 1873-06-26

TNOOKS EXCURSIONS.
~ COOK, SON 4 JENKINS, Tourist and Excursion
Managers 262 Broadway. between Warren and Chambers
streets announce their sixth personally conducted Party
of the Cunard Line for tour embracing Ireland Scot
land England, Belgium, the Rhine, Switzerland, gavaria
days Az expenses paid for s675 and S7oo, gold,
dent of large parties and at all times sold
COOKS aixCURsIoNIsr," published monthly, con-
tans full particulars to expenses. &C. Price 10 cents
by mail, prepaid.
, 1873-12-25
THE CHANGERS.
Meeting Of a Representative
Council in St. Joseph, Mo.
Organization Of a State Grange in
New Hampshire.
Adoption Of Significant Resolutions by
Both Bodies,

sT. JosEp1r, No., Doc. 24.-At 10 o'clock yos-
torlay morning dclcgates from tho Graugos Of
Northwestern Missouri, Eastern Kansas, mud
Southern Nebraska, mot at tho Court House in
this city for tho purpose Of organizing Il Dis
trict Council. Tho mcoting WAS well attended,
and worry harmonious organization was por-
fcctol. Officers wero chosen as follows. Presl-
don't, Z. @, Hale; Vico-proaidcnt, G. H. oowlcs;
Secretary, T. +. Pryor; Troasurcr, s. ". cook;
Trustoos, Solomon shell, s. W. Kcnnody, and J..
L. Bennett; Buslnoas Agent, Hcury Smith /;
Doorlscepor, AGam Flesher.
Tho HcBs1on WIS resumed this morning, whom
the delegates engaged in active business on tho
subject Of politics.
THE PLATFORM
of the Illinois State Farmers Association, adopt
cd on tho 17th inst, was adop1ed by tho Council,
with tho following alditions:
Iftaoirt ThaEbclieying In the mollonorcd political
maxim Of e1al rights to ALL md exclusive privileges
TO uo,lc-citlur to individuals corporations"
not onger bc heRucd by hornsrUeuS to tolerate a1y
ayscm Of special legislation by which VIC are robbed
to enrich Hpocfal intercsts and NO dcrnaNd that tho
banks, railroads, toegraptss aud other monopolfcs.
aall he restrained from cnncncnts npon e rBhta pf
Icsnived, Illat owing 10 tho fact that wi,nt lie
farmer buys III upon thu basis Of deprecated currency
nd whit he sos ia sold upon the gold 6asis, {snre
tho prices Of fnrm products regulated in tile
great markets. Of Eurol'c,) no demand atablo and
uniform currency.
, 1873-12-25
PITTSBURGH BEFoGGED.
Tho City Envclopctl In MA 1rnpcnctra.
bio Fog.

The City EMvclopuA In zlla 1mpenotra.
bio Fog.
Special D,sDateh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
p1T1snunau, pa., Dec. 24.-plttsburgh ia used
to darkness and black atmosphere. but to-day
exceeded in tlis respect anything known oven
by tho oldest inhabitant. 4 donae fog eottlod
over the city about o'clock this morning, which
increased in It's density tlll 1t was impossible for
one to see lliH hand boforo his face. Speaking
ng,'rativcly, daylight did not Hcem to dawn.
The fog kept tho atmosphere perfectly dark, n1:
1nost like night. The boats on tho rivor could
not Move, and kept their ligiats
burning nl1 day. Tho locomotives
arrived and loft with y'nring heaa-lights,
aud red lnnternB for tho usual flag s'gnal.
switcl,-tondors and ftag,ncn carried Tampa.
Everybody in doors burned artificial light II
was tlie heaviest fog ever known horo, mud it
worked much against wholesale business, though
tho retail holiday traae did not secn to lag, rs
there woro apparently Just rs many persons Oil
tho ssreots;; At Q O'Clock this aftcrnoon the fog
aonewhnt lifted, but 1t soon Bettlod down ngain
to tho hcavy darkness which continued till to-
night. A lloavy fog now prevails which almost
conceala tho aky, tho moon boing just falntly
visible.
, 1873-12-25

a Banquet Given to the !Ton. l.. S.
1Quntlla.tOsl, Instigut0r OF tho Pn~
ciYic Railway yInvestiEation".1ce III
the st. Lawrence
Special Dispatch to IHc Chicago Tribune.
MONTREAL, Dec. 24.-The Hon. Lucius Seth
Huntington, tho investigator OF tho Pacific scau
dal charges in Parliament, which hive resulted
in tho downfall Of Sir John A. MncDonatd'a
Government, was last night entertained at q
grand banquet in St. Luwronco Hull. It III ad-
mitted to llavo beou Que Of tho most splendid
receptions eyor accorded to public nlan
i'll canada, Thora wero at lcast 400 PROM
inent public men present, including eight
Cabinet ministers, with Senators. Members Of
Parliament, collsulh etc. Tho Hon. John Young
occupied tho cluir. Illo domaud for admission
was groaIy in cxccss Of the accommodation, mud
fabulous sums wero otfered for tickets. Ora
tions woro delivered by tho Chairman and by the
1ion. alcasra. Huntington, blake. Mackoi'zio,
Holton. Dorion, aud others. Tho banquet wus .
splendid tribute to u fearless Champion Of right
ind honesty, aud nnger-post to guide Cauadlun
politicians III tholr public caroer. -..
The ico In tho st. Lawrouco River Mt this pluce
ia about Il inehas thick.
, 1873-12-25

MANCHESTER, N. H.. Dec. 24.-rho Alnstors of
Subordinate Oranges throughout Tho State, ae-
companicd by their wives, assembled hcro this
morning, mid organized . State Grange. A
constitution and bylaws wcro adopted. Roao-
lutionH wero also adopted against special privl-
legos asking more for themselves than thoy aro
willing to grnpt for other industries; de-
nounefng ,rlckery, bribery, and corruption III
calling upon tho State to givo It's children d
moral and lioeral education acknowledging
equnl in the Order; demanding justice and
economy in public affairs, and Recommending
tho Order as bond Of Union stronger than
armics. There wero fifteen or twenty Oranges
rouresouted