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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-31
pY LATIMEH g CLENBY,
u Auctioneers and Real EEtata Brokers,
Southwest corner Penn. Gyenue and Eleventh st.
Star Once Building,
EREYSTEfsS 6 sAkE e EAEyARRE EEI ES ESkIa
RiGAGRD YALLI,A4IGH, Trustees.
LATlMER . CLEARY,

ETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
til WEDNESDAY, the I9ih day Of August, 1874
same hour and pllce By the order pr the trustees.
R RpTeaHIARRR TAARRkkHSS SH' Trustees.
LATIMER 4 CLEARLY,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-31

RIGHARp WALLAGH, Trustees.
,,,,,- LATIMER 8 CLEARY,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-31
NORTHUMBERLAND nIPPoYEp BUILD
NINra- AND TENTH srREETs WEST. IN
PYB. H. WARMER,
II Real Estate Broker ana Auctioneer,
Faderal Buildings. corner Seventh and r sta n. W

u. A. BOSWELL, Tru tee.
WASH. B. WILLIAMS,
AurEInn.ar-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-31

: Tbs provisions ST this treaty shall not apply
to any crime or offence Of 8 political character,
nor to any crime or offence committed prior 70
the date Of :his treaty, except the crimes Of
murder and arson: and The person or ?ersonS
deiiyeTe! ~ - he crimes enumerated IN the
prscetiEz s-'.c.e shall Il 10 .sss - tc:cl :oH
ANY crime I'm n!tted Prev:ous!y % that for
Nhlc!. Lis or their surrender Is asEe3.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-31

II the person whose surrender MAJ be claimed
pursuant to the suPulLt!onS Of che present
treaty shall have been arrested for the commits
Bion Of offences in the country Where be has
bought an asylum, or shall have been :on-
Fictsd thereof, MIA eytrE6LiOn may be de
ferred until he shall hsve been arti'G.:ei. o.
have served the :erUn OF imprisonment 70 " h!ch
ba NAV have hPpu ss:lreu,-s I'd
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ID Auctioneers and Resl Estate Brokers,
corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and EleV-
enth street, Star Once building.
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PROPOSALS.
TMPRoTEMENT OF NOBLE H1R5oR,
ALABAMA.
UNITED STATES ENolvEEg oIIIos, !


o., MOBILE, ALA, Aug. l, LHt.
E,IoposAS tor dredging $4,000 Gu bic yards more
,less IN Mobile bay, Abrams, Will be received at
tls omce until noon. September 10, 1874, and opened
Immediately thereafter.
.frnted blank forms OF proposals and guaranty,
speeineations, Instructions to bidders and any de-
sired Information can be had on application TO this
once. A. NJ ID AMRELL,
The New York herald., 1874-11-17

IN NOTICE.
The most souherly has always been adopted by
this company, to avoid lee and headIands
From piers A and II North River
TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
ITALY. Sat- Nov. q, 2P NJ ENGLAND. Dec. 8. r. NJ
THE QUEEN Nov 49, "a NJ SPAIN Dec. IL, 80 A. NJ
FOR LONDON DIRECT,
CANADA SUMNER, Dec. IAN.
Cabin passage SO; $50 currency steerage at greatly
reduced prices Return tickets at reduced rates Pre-
paid tickets from Liverpool ut the lowest rates
Apply at the company's office. No. GO broadway.
+. w. j. HURST, Manager.
The New York herald., 1874-11-17
sA1lss, Ar AUCTION.

7 8. wEINBERGER, AUCTIoNEER- MARsHAL's
A. sse 49, day Enssa4y Aoysmbsr u % stius 9ilocb 5
hsA, Say Marshal Also variety Of general aerchsn' .
cietpocks Toys Giesss linen Hsndkerclefs Towes
pasisr Furniture, LounGes Carpets, Oilcoth, Clocks
The New York herald., 1874-11-17

IhEESASy ~B0ysfnoLg ~ rvRNITURE, MADE TO
AANp MOST BE MBEAuTIFUL DESIGNS; PIER xxp NAN:
Oh rAINriMxGs ~ srEINwAY Sons PIANO, REAL
..PARLQRs-Aubusson Carpet, black walnut Pier and
Mantel Mirrors with bronze mcdaions; gilt ira ced Par
Tor Suit, In blue satin superb Window Curtains to
match cry cut Chandeliers Buhl inaid Table orig
inal modern on Paintings by French and American
artists, very rfch ormoiu and mantel Set and
Ornaments. black walnut marqueterie inaid Cabinet,
real ormze roupes and Figures. large carved marble
DINING RooM-Rich carved black walnut ButFet,
plate glass back Extension fable black walnut Gilt
traced suite In velvet with window Draperies to
match; Mante Mirror, modern Oil Paintings; bronze
and marble Mantel set and ornaments rich Dresden
SRAihYmfrssneh xoauets Carpet black walnut
case Table Table Secretary and Etagere; suit In crimson
bronze Msn,e Set and Figures, oi Paintings 1c., xc
bEphOoMs--kichly carved black walnut and gilt
traced bcdsteads, Bureaus and Commodes Suits blue
reps and tapestry, with Window Drapcries to match
fier and Aaniei Mirrors Dressing Cases real bronze
nnneI sets hsir and spring Matresses Bolsters and
HALLs-wison and velvet Carpets large carved
black walnut HAlstad bronze Newell Post Gas Column
door Mam ScI &C. rhe above WIZ be vya without re-
gagee&
The New York herald., 1874-11-17

1JENRY B. HERTs, AUCTIONEER.
AssIGNEE's SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE.
the entire stock of the Bembe Manufacturing Company
valued 1T over 100000
To be sold AZ auction, positively without reserve,
on WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, Nov Is AND 10,
AT CSC BROADWAY, NEAR BOND STREET
This elegant stock was all made up first class city
retail trade and is OF the very quality Itenbraces
every variety Of rch and plain rosewood and walnut
Parlor Chamber, Library and Dining Room Suits
Centre, side and Card Tables Chi1onnier5, Book
Escritores Arnoircsa Giace superb inlaid Cabinets
Music stands Pedestal, Easel Jardineres Hall islands
Dining and Library Tables Lounges Easy Chairs max
ing in all the most attractive sale OF the season The
goods will be exhibition two before the SALE and
Will be found worthy the attention of those In want Of
really elegant Furniture Sale positive rain shine.
BY order OF EDWIN r. MURRAY,
uENRy .. MINER, AUCT!oNEER,
IL late Henry H. Leeds Miner. Established 1877
saesroom It's Duane street
nORIGAGEES' SALE.
THIS DAY TUESDAY,, NOVEMBER n.
NO 2s EAsf ssfH sfREEr, NEAR HHDisoy Av
The New York herald., 1874-11-17
COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINZ
L TO CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA.
VIA PANAMA.
Steamers leave pier ~ North River, New York, fol-
COLON, 0,N, Captain T. Tanner. November u. II noon.
ACAPULCO, Com. II. q. 0rav. December 8. II noon
And every alternate saturday conneottnG with all
steamers Tor Central America and South Pacihc ports
foilDws:- ~
rr ns,. 49, .'
the company's once, wharf, foot OF Canal street,
New York ii. j. BULLAY, superintendent
RUFUS HATCH. MANAGING Direction.
The New York herald., 1874-11-17

A UCTION SALE Or HANDSOME
"A Household Furniture Pianofortc, Carpets,
this day nesdayl, November IL At I0 O'Clock, at pri
vate mansion 03 West Twentyelgh street. near Sixth
ayenue, J. KRAEMER Auctioneer Farlor-Magnicen, n,
Grand Duchess style, crimson satin Pnrlor suits grnn
square 7s rosewood Pianoiorte Tables Lounges
Turkish Chairs. Curtans Mirrors, Paintings. Bronzes
Bureaus Washstands, Comm0des mattresses. Bedding,
Sitting Room Suits IN brocatei ana reps Lbrary ana
N. B.-Goods packed aRd delivered for purchasers city
country.
The New York herald., 1874-11-17

TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.


A -CITIZENs' LINZ FOR TROY AND ALL POINTS
IA. North and West: Elegant STEAMBOATS, daily {sat;
urdays exceptcdy at p NJ from 20 North RfvcT5
foot Of Leroy street. Fare low.
C,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON. VIA NEwPoRIl
and Fall Riyer;nThe he, world-renowned ste csmera
foot Of Murray street, daily Sundays excepted at
NJ Through tickets sold at all principal hotels In thD
CITY, Hall'5 Band engaged for the season. IN
(lPPOslTION.-ALBANY AND TROY, 30 GENTS
" deck 81 cabin with BERTH 81 30 with room Steamer
Schuyler, Haucox, from Spring street. Mondays We'd
ncsdays and FRIDAYS r. M. ft*t
The New York herald., 1874-11-17

4 NCHOR LINE. - -
"A NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
STEAMER Evr RY SATURDAY,
from companys picrs ~ and u North river New York
ETHIOPIA. Nov. % ELYS1A. Sat- Dec IL
TIoRIA; sat. Nov 2s yiCT6EIA Sat- pee is
Rates of Passage payable in gold:-
TO GLASGOW, LlvERPo0I, LONDONDERRY,
Cabin, $50 $50 and SO according TO accommodations
INTERMEDIATES AND STEkRAGE
as low as by any other first class line.
Drafts issued for an, amount at reduced rates
Company's ONCE, No Bowling Green.
The New York herald., 1874-11-17


commencing At l0S O'Clock
at private i've story brown stone mansion
10 West zSd street near 9Th avenue.
Over 926 000 worth OF Pafior. Library Chamber and
Dining Room Furniture at public auction, contained IN
above residcncc--naiely, magnificent tour round Ia
pets Mirrors Paror suits latest style covered in satin,
Tables, Etagercs, Secretary. and Dwarf Bookcases,
Chamber suit complete Bedsteads, Dressing Gases,
and Chairs sale positive Over 4o0 lots BY catalogue
IL T. MCDONNKLL. AuctIoneer.
, 1874-09-26

that thoy give eson at aght prcs.,ro Of Tho nger,
II na hrA@ eAeaJ at tonnt-tle-tabo shot Dion nont
his ps bounding and rfcaclottng tho tabo, hut
stcs mat hs WAS fn6Fn catouB iii hin atrnke, finding
that dcclcAcy, not stroHYlh tho great ronuhIte
fof tho flfRt four or yc ahnts ncor player scored
Dlon pl9ying Wildly and Cook getting bad baIs. Then
Rot tho yutts In pouition al thu lower en Of Tho
taoio and made 10, Of which nearly half ca,no from
eros hazards. Dion at until Tho ninth tnning,
Nhan 10 acorcd d, following this with IL, which wan 4
ICY ofeditahto run considering Tho circumstances.
~ 10 illa tenth Inning Co0k had u1ado 10, Which put
'h6 hGoro Dion. III; Cook, 10.
~ nIteentli Inning Uook mnd0 ~, and Ia tho no1t
suea 40 10 LIN .tsng. III this run Ito ade ton
ccssfc pookotn from tho spot, showing hrleil rohI-
ton 1'ay. His Judgment wAs perfect, and a ncrvo
20 aeady "a tue piers Of tho East River bridge. DIona
ooat runs aftcr this 49, ~, and 49, Cook IN tho
meantime making Rms of a. u 2o 10 and al. When
ho had 100 to 70 io wont In with tho evident intention
M ol sasnnis s tho K.o out but sppsd np It g. This
spot and loalg hazards. within TIC ,lo1t three in
nings o 1nHlcd the game, making quo 10 DiouA ILL.,
which, with 100 od!H mada the Iatter's acorn 291
Tho billiards succeeded by 1--WE KafncH Of pvr,-
mid pool Of which Cook four. ThiH gntnp tifara
from American pool tnatetiay Each bali counts ono
and tho player hong olght Of tho fifteen wins In.
staa o charging ree agaInst the player who l,ocs
tho whito a. In tho american game he oscs ball
which Is rorssed on Tho table: Cook ma!o several
long Shots which wore apraucd, hut ha general nisy
~a. not up to ths expectations Of tho spectators,
, 1874-09-26

1
0hcagos great fair eccms now fairly begun. al Il
oSidsnced by the immense througs Of peuplo from
every part OF tho country who daily visit is many At
fractions. The display Is in ovory way botcr than las
year; finer articles moro of thom, and many more OK
penstTo booths and atands being erected.
Prominent among them ia tlo elegant Gothic build
Ing Of Rocd'o Tenplo Of Music, which, decorated In
brilliant colors and displaying Its banuers makes The
central object for thoae Interested In music and pianos
number Of Chickering's first attract notico, Il
magnificent tull-eizcd grand, finished In tho most
ehhorate style, with various rare ind rich-colore0
woods, Is tho finest artis!e Of furniture In lie entire
building. Price, fJ,500.
splendia nrrigh. piano Of the largcat slzo, fairly
Of overy one. Price, $1,000, These two arc sncci-
ucnB of styo OF Anox ma1e and sod by the Chick
ertngs to tle upper ten Of NaW York City. No f}nor
cur city.
Tho latest Invention OF theirs Ia a tiny UPRIGHT
wh!ch occupies A,ont thu space Of ordinary bureau
u1l, Wien played upon, rings out strong aud clear II,
ano Young folks Win believe III love In cottage,
hero ~ Juht the pial.o for you, neat and coEy
pritos from $500 to <G00 Thcru also on exhibition
some square pianos Of tbs ordinary styu but tho tono
Of which offers Inducements TO thoso who wish tho
very bost possible piano at he loast possblo prIco
say for-SjQ0 il you want Ch1ckering.
Ho must not neglect 70 notice sqlarc-grnnd plano
from tho wel!-kn0wn house Of Hatn1a Bros, New
York. Ibis is y four-round- d-cornersd Instrument
with very rchly-earyed legs and desk, agraiYc
throughout. and throestringed. Tho tonS IL full.
round, and Of that peculiar organ quality which las
maAy alntrers. For this instrument tho nrIce n
$1,000, and Fortunate will DO tic lady whosa parlor it
adorna.
Altogether, tho Measrs. A. Reed l. Sons hayo Bis
mined their reputation for exhibiting pianos which
nave, tnsay tho ioaGt, no superior.
, 1874-09-26
Proceedings Of tho Postal Convention
in Switzerland.
United States Delegates Agree to
Uniform Rates,
Political Addresses of THEIRS and CAM
betta in France.
Reception of the Austrian Polar
Expedition in Vienna.
The Porto Rican Story.


SPAIN.
PARIS, Sept. 25.-Andorra, tho Capital Of tho
neutral country Of that nnmo. Inns boon attacked
by tho Car'ista bocauao the authorities rcfraod to
surrender quantity Of arns soizod in transit
ACROSS tho frontier for tho insurgents.
LONDON, Sept. 25.-The existence Of cordial
and sympathetic lettor from tho Gar to Don Car
los, which las hitherto boon denied at Berlin and
elsewhere, Is now acknowledged. Tho letter was
wriston in reply to ono from Don Carloa thank
ing tho Gear Tor his refusal to recognize prcsi-
dent Sorrano.
HESpAyE, Sept. 25.-Gcn. Morioues has bo-
gun series OF operations with tho object Of ro-
loving Pampelnna, aud lighting has boon going
on for threo days. Tho engago'cnt OF tho frat
day was indecisivo. On the second day the Ro-!
publican artillery gained an advantage and in-
ficted heavy LOSSES OIL tho CarlistB. Yesterday
Gen. Morlones resumed tho offensive aud dis.
poracd several insurgcnt battaonB. but failod
to follow up tho advantages ho lad gained.
, 1874-09-26

nenFe notcnso Of n HoloaRucrcd sup-
piy-Ifatsh-taon. Miles Returns 10
tho Wnshftn to Meet supplies.
camp o" tae Naahta, Tea. tStot. 10y Correspondence
"fhe 7hDeea Commonwealth.
Inc company OF cavalry sout from Camp SUM-
Ply 10 tho ro'of Of callahan's train roachod hero
at o'clock yesterday morning. THO COMPANY
haltod six miles from whore the train was cor.
raied, and sevon citizen scouts ran tho block
a. aae under cover of night and informed tho b.
!eagnorod party that had boon held here for flye
OF Nator for man or boast. Tho Indians kent
up q constant fire day and night. Ono man Wa
T,l. K1!oa 1Mht as tho train was being corralotl.
from tho tino It loft the Command at at
Aod River, and killed ono man belonging
to 1t at Commission Crock. It was attacked
tho second day on tho return im1nodiato-
y after crossing tho Canadian River. Tho os-
cavalry, under command OF Capt. Lyman, fought
tiem Tor ten miles. whom tho Indians woro rein
forcod, aud they were forced to corral under
terrific tro from all HidtB. 30 confident Tore
tho !naans q! * capturing THO entire outfit that
wagons. Over 10O Of these wore counted, Tho
Mhoio uumber ia estimated between 400 aud 600,
Nlne head of beef cattle intended for tho oo,n.
mand were Htainpeded, ana sixteen head Of
mules i, we're wounded aud Ind to be killed.
49, tAAE' AstA%R t&G lHAH HHH H1llEO nTQ three
wounded. Tho Conduct Of our mon arai,st anoh
fearful odds deserves tho highest praise. Tho
Indians kept up continuous nro for tllreo DAYS
and nights, during which time no water or feed
could 20 had, notwithstanding thoy wero within
fow hundred yartlH Tho mules wero reduced
to skeletons from want Of water aud grass.
Yesterday morning the train moved out tho
Indians having loft in tho night, but thoy had
only gone mile or two boforo Gou. nIilos' com
mand mand waa scen approaching from the south.
Tho men we're out OF rationp, and Tho sight Of
Tho aupply-traiu had the effoct to reyiyo their
dropping spirits wonderfully.
The expedition IL nov encampetl on tho Washi-
o. about Is miles south Of the CANADIAN. The
Indians that have boen engaging The attention
II tho troops nlong Gon. Miles trail aro thought
% % 10 A1owaH and Comanches, reinforced by |
hoae lately in lis front. They cannot bo drawn
nto IN opon engagement with the troops but |
fill pick up isolatod parties, make dashes on |
upply-trains, and carry OIL a gonora1 guerrilla |
Ldlpted.
, 1874-09-26
SPORTING MATTERS.
INC Chicago Club Defeated By tho
AtlantiCs.
Game Between tho Athletics and Hart
fords--.The Former Club Wins,
The Turf--~Aquatic.
BASE BALJ.
uARTfonps VI. ATHLETICS.

AAhAHoAbo we a41lAEl4L5s
| Special Uispatch to Tic CHICAGO Tribttn4
PHrLADELrH1A, Sept. 25-Tho aixth ollam-
ponship garnc Of baao bull botwccn tho Hart
ford and Athletic Clubs whs p1ayed this nftor-
noon at tho Twonty-flfth and Jefferson streot
grounds, In tho prosonco Of about 1000 porsone.
LILO contest opened yorY poorly, and afsor tho
tirst two innings 1t was thought tho Athletics
would walk right away from their opponents.
This, howevor, did not provo to be tho caso,
iho Aarttofds plnSed magnificent uphill
eamo, AMI cattlo worry noar winning. Tho fold
inR OF both nuea Waa rather looso, although
o. tilnos aomo brilliant plays occurred. Tho
1,a n1a.u.s Ing Of both toams, particularly. that OF
hIts being frequently mndo. THO visitors lost
fio game by bud neldipg In tho first two innings.
Iisl'or pitched only tho first and last inniig,
n,eaFna fhee .3ine G3ileaF tho balance OF the game III
exciting. and, whom tho Hartfor,ls soo,,,ed to tnoo
earned runs IN tho ninth and ted It waa thought
TINT tho homo club could not secure tie Win
Mug run; but they did, and thus snatoll-
ia sho arvs te victory ;nnnra Tho tla ;rttors
bascs. In the 1rat tho Athletics pilod IN
tGer ffa fnns mostly on glaring oFrors of
opPonGhnty % tho scco oe ehar run BY Anaon
one o. ., Garnet, through tho good baae-running Of
!A1lcGoAry. They secured another In tho th,nl
The HartforaA secured four rllns In third tbrouri
miserable fielding and lnc baso hits. The niuih
opened PIE, thirteen to oleven in favor Of tho home
claD: Aastinga mndo threo-basor to loft.
sondinE in Upper and Addy, botL earned
runs: Fishor then went out on strikes.
aud Mills ended by low ono to Anson, Tic
Athletics now had ono to win. Olnpp startod
" WIN two, baser to right. Sutton hit for two
oaaes, anu Clapp cane homo. Gcdnoy then |
vent out on Lit to Brady, and BattIn tiow to |
Darnio. Alurnan hit to third, anu Sutton WA
caught thore. Guiding tho inning and tho game, |
, 1874-09-26

|
TORONTO, Ont, Sept, 25.--Pho Provisional
Exhibition closed today. Thirty thousand visit
| cd it yesterday, and tho number to-dny WAS very
lnrgo, though much less than yesterday. Tho
| annual meeting was closed last night, aud tho
address Of tho President delivered. It WAS most
comprehensive aud instructive. Tho Society was
organized III 1916, when tho population OF tho
Province was 6o0,000. Tho prizes thon otforod
worc $1,000, and tho ontrlos less than 1900.
Tho population Of tho Province now is about
10000 and tho prizes offered nearly $4,000,
and tho ontrios 1900. ItH finances arc
in prosperous condition. Tho President
claims TINT, with tho exception Of
tho st. Louis Fair, this exhibition Ia
the most important in quality and
extent OF articles and animals brought into com
petition and tho most successfully conducted, Of
any in America. III live stock tho entries oxceed
tho Royal Agricultural Society of England, tho
moat celebrated society Of tho kind in tho world.
The pri2e animals number several animals which
carried off prizos at tho Roya! Societys Fair, In
congratu!ating tho Society on tho result Of tho
tul ingatherlne. Spring grains yielded abun-
dantly. aud tho barus were filled to oyerlowine.
The fruit crop aas good. Tho root crop pron-
lacs to turn out woll. ainco tho organization OF
pied tho positon OF President hayo died.
Various important developments havo boon
mado in aax-growing+ tho petroleum trado,
mining dairy aud choose factorios grape cul-
tNro, mud numerous manufacturing interests In
augurntod. In alluding to reciprocity troaty
tho President said :" Tho gonornl wolfaro OF tiio
country, in particular tho agricultural ntorosts,
will bo promoted by fair troaty OF reciprocity.
There gan DO no doubt, aud in alt discussions On
this subject 1t ought to DO borno iu lniud, TINT
the groatoBt good 10 tho greatest number is tue
objoet OF, all wise legislation. The question
Involves tho general prosperity Of our cou1a-
try, md surely that' will best bo secured
by mn open markot between Canada aud !
tho Unitotl 6tatos." OF tho many questions !
deserving OF attention, ho instancod rotation Of
crops, Improvement Of stock, unlol-drainage,
aoiling, cattle, fruit, aud fish culture, etc. uo
attributed dronghts to tho Wholesale destruction
OF our forests, and painted out the necessity Tor
encouraging troe culture. Allusion uas also !
nlado to the enormous tax On the, farmer by tho |
wood crop, and pointed out tho necessity for
united and determined action toward alatiue It. |
Tho next exhibition will be hold ut Ottawa.
, 1874-09-26
EQUALIZATION.


Ahe stnfo Hoard and the Railroad
Tnx-Tosvn Lots.
6pee1al DispatcA to 7h4 Chicaoo Tribune
srR1HaF1ELD, ILL.,. Sept 25.-Tho State Bonrd
of Equalization has hold un1or consideration Tim
report Of tue Committee on Railroads. All roads
wero reduced s10o per milc and slight reduo-
tlon WaH mado on the rolling-stock of tho Chi
cago, Hock Island Il Pacific Railroad The as-
seHsmont Of the Peoria d Rock Island Ra;lroud
waa reduced 92o, 200 on suporstruct,on, and tho
Springfield Illinois Southern sGl,o4o On
sllporstruction. A slight reduction was made on
tho right-of-way on tho Toledo, Wabash l. Wost-
ern, and slight reduction on tho rolling-stock
q tho Chicago l. Southwestern Railroad. With
these changes tho report WAS adopted by tbs
boafd and ordered to DO ongroBset The fnll
cash assessment of tho railroads thisycar il loss
than tho ~ por cont Of ihe oqualizod assessment
% last year, commendablo effort in tho right
Tho report on town aud city lots was roforron
after some dobate, to tho Committee on General
Equalization. @e'0A"'
Alr. Doricknon wanted it roforted, with direo-
tions to that Committee to spread bnck to tho
sarplus upontho town and city lots from whcnco
It was derived, but his motion was lost, and tho
Board adjourned till tomorrow morning.
, 1874-09-26
CUBA.

HAVANA, Sept. 21.-Nincty Cinnamon om~
p!oyed in tho gas-works horo mutiuod to.day.
Nuo we're wounded, ono seriously, before tho
rovolt could bo suppressed.
Dsig.-Gou. Marin commanding tho forces in
the Eastern Department, has arrived in Ha-
Vnna.
Capt-Gen. Conchn ias determined to reduco
the inconlo TAX from 10 to s per cont during tho
curFout year.
An official dispatch roporta fight with the ill.,
8urgouts ut Sabaun del tnpey. in lilo Ciuco Villas
district. Spanish eayniry forca numbering 15U
men encountered 2D0 mounted insurgents Tho
lattor began firing ut long zallgc whom tic
spnniards charged at fnll speed anl dispersed
capturing oishty horses, with their accoutre :r-
7nents. Tho bpauiards loHt ono man killed uul
ono Wpuulcu.