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The New York herald., 1874-09-20
KELLOGG REINSTATED.
The Old Administration Again
in Power.
The Government Protected by
Federal Troops.
NEW ORLEANS, La.. Sept. 10. 1874.

NEW OhLEANS, Lu, Sept ~ 1874.
Governor Kellogg and such other State ofrlcers as
are now In the city went down to the State House
at ten A. NJ to-day, and the military authorities
formally delivered up the building to them and
furnished military guard. The Secretary OF
State, Speaker o! the House, the Lieutenant Gov
ernor and the Attorney General are somewhere in
the North and 1t is understood that Governor Kel-
logg has telegraphed for them to come back at
once. He has also telegraphed to the members OF
Congress- VINO are all absent from the State except
Congressman Smith, requesting them to return at
once to their respective constituencies.
Governor Kellogg yesterday sent the following
to Congressman Sypher and Senator vest
/ see by the Western papers that You have
severely criticised my leaving the State House. |
lett 1t on Monday at the solicitation OF all
our friends the Lieutenant Governor and Speaker
OF the House being absent from the State. An ac.
cdent to me, they felt, would have made compli-
cations desperate There were none but cClored
resistance they would have been Ourned out and
massacred, the building being entirely Indelensi-
bic. III our friends Will come here and help us we
will be very glad.
1t is understood that of the 600 Metropoitans on
duty last Monday only $50 could be mustered to.
day to relieve BaylOn's men. The Kellogg men Of
tered as compromise to allow Baylon to remain
as Chief OF Pc ice; but he declined the position
unless the control OF the force was committed to
the city.
Colonel Baldy, of the Metropolitans. has taken
charge of the stations. Only a few OF the Metro.
pOtans arc on the streets tonight.
When Governor Kellogg reached the Executive
office this morning General Brooke approached the
Governor and informed him that he was
prepared to turn over to him the State
House and all the records and public
property belonging to the State which
had come into his possession at the cine OF the
the tnaurpnnta tn
Everything, the General said. would be found
precisely in the same condition as 1t had come
into mis- hands. The Governor accepted the trans
fer, and General Brooke thereupon Immediately
retired.
Major William A. Wells and Charles Lauer, Jr,
who were wounded in the fight on Monday last,
are dead.
The revenue cutter John A. Dix and two moni-
tors In the river opposite the city. The moni.
tors we're sold last week at auction, but the sale
has not yet been approved or
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AUSTRIA.
American Commissioners on Their Way to the
Danube.

VIENNA, sept. 10. 1874.
Commissioners from the United States are in
this city on their way to inspect the improve.
ments In the navigation Of the Danube
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Certain unprncipied parties are circulating repOrs
that have retired from my profession, deceving many
OF my patients by this unmtigafed talsehood most
specially announce that still treating hernia and
physical deformtes at my old ONCE No ZVesey treee
Astor House, where have been located for the past -
years DIR. ;. N. MARSH, No. Vesey street
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As n Family Linimcnt ssThe H0uschO old
PANACEA"is Is invaluable. Immediate relief follows its
use In all cases OF pain In the stomach bowels side,
rheumatism collie, colds sprains and bruises For inter-
nal and external use.
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Information has been received at the Navy De-
partment- Washington. that Commander Charles
l.. Franklin, on duty at the Pensacola Navy Yard,
died OF yellow lever on the 18th inst He was
native OF Ohio and entered the service from that
state on the 23d OF September 1854. His latest COM
mission bears date April l3, 1872. Commander
Franklin earned tue reputation OF being pains
taking and efficient officer.
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Resolving kellogg q Usurper.

DELHI, La., Sept. II, 1874.
At a mass meeting " clr,zens held tn Delhi to-
day, composed largely Of the citizens Of
Franklin and Richland parishes, it was re.
solved that we recognize no parish Of
ncers holding commissions solely under
Kellogg, the usurper, unless force Is brought
to compel our obedience; that we notify all
persons attempting to hold ONCE under
such circumstances that they are obnoxious,
and must give way for those of the peoples
choice; that we hold as Infamous all
those who shall attempt to exercise Official func-
tions under commission from the usurper; that
we urge upon all other parties to join in q similar
movement.
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M0ULTON's MOVEMENTS.

BOSTON, Sept. 10, 1874
Frank B. Moulton left here for New York this
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A Kitchen Outfit,

A Kitchen Outfit,
from $50
Dinner Set
100 pieces SIC so,
and every description of first class Kitchen Cooking
Utensils siIverplated Ware, Wooden Ware China and
Glass Ware and thing else housekeeper needs at
equally low prices at f. D. BAssFoRDS great house
furnishing store, Cooper Institute Building, cornor
stores Eighth street. Third and Fourth avenues.
Goods delivered promptly. tree of charge.
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Nristndoro's Hair Dye Acts Quickly,
arlhlessy and spendidly imparing the most naurai
Shades and easily applied sold every where
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Batchelor's Hair Dye is Splendid
Never tais Established 81 years sold ami property
apphed at BACHELORS Wig Factory. 10 Bond ST.. N Y
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A1.-Barry's Tricopherous Will Re
store tho thnnest ana hair to full vigorous
beauty. For 73 years II constant use. and
know of where il tailed. Sold by all drug
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in
the temperature Tor the past twenty-four hours,
in comparison with the corresponding day of last
year, as indicated Dy the thermometer at Hudnut's
nharmacY HERALD BnlldlnR:-
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A.-FOr an Elegant, Fashion ablc Hat
of superior quality go direct to the manufacturer,
ESPENSCHElD. lis Nassau street
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CrhnUaH q CO., 563 Third Avenue,
wholesale and retail dealers in patent Baby Carriages
Neloclpedes, Piopellers Spring and Hobby Horses,
Doll Carriages wagons Carts and sleghs. Constantly
on hand large stock to suit the trade
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Crnntlall & Co. q

Celebrated Patent Wire signs and Po.
h.cai bANN y original designers and makers
HOJER Co. Painters, 81 Duane street
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COrns, BuniOns, Insrowing Nails, &C.,
cured without pain. Corn Cure by mail 50 O. nts
Or. RICE, log Broadway, near Dey street
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The Gibson County Prisoners Before q
United states Com m issioner.

Six of the nine Gibson county prisoners brought
here for trial were examined before United states
Commissioner Garrett to-day, and were held In
$4,000 bail each.
There being no evidence against the remainder,
they were discharged.
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All Leaky Roofs

A-Hats for Gentlemen, Fall Styles, ut
lowest prices. p BRNENWEIN,
148 Nassau street, near Spruce street
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KAISER WILHELM.
The Emperor Received with Enthusiasm at Kiel.

BERLIN, Sept TO- 1874
The Emperor william went to Kiel to-day where
ne was received with great enthusiasm.
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Absolute Perfec tion, as a Dentifrice, Is
ThURsTONs IVORY PEARL TOOTH POWDER
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OBITUARY.
Ex-Alderma m Ignatius Flynn,

the death by dropsy OF the above named citizen
Will be deeply regretted by host OF friends. Mr..
lgnatlus Flynn was an ex-Alderman from the
Ninth ward about five years since and formerly a
deputy under Sheriff James O'Brien. He held
many prominent positions in local politics, his
generous and amiable character winning the,
esteem OF large circle OF acquaintance. He viii
be buried from his late residence, No 6s Bedford
street, at nine O'Clock tomorrow morning, the
church, corner OF West Washington place and Sixth
avenue. The oody Will be laid IN Calvary Gene
terry. Mr.. Flynn at the time OF his death was
forty three years OF age
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Good Furniture at Low Prices.

Electrical POla riz n tfon of Man Path0-
logically and phi hysio1ogicay considered speedy
suits aud astonishing cures at No West Fourteenth st.
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An Excellent ArtfcIe.-Mrs. Winslow'H
SOOTHING SYRUP Is excellent article for all dis
Of children relieves the child rom pain resu
Iates the and bowels and by giving health
the child comforts and rests the mother. During
process OF teething value is nestmabe wind
collie and gripping In the bowels.
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A.-since the Invention of the Elastic
TRUSS 6S3 Broadway the metal dealers find their
occupation gone. dropping their buckets into empty
wells, and growing old in drawing nothing cut"
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AveraVe temperature yesterday. ......:... 66E
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year .......,,>......: ...:.................. 6S
Average temperature Tor the week. 6S 81,
Average temperature for the corresponding
week last year. ......,..................6 63x
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A.-Silk Elastic Stockings, Belts, Knee
shoulder Braces and Clutches at MARsHs Truss 0ice
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Good Furniture at Low Prices.
Selling out for removal
town,
a fine assortment of good, reliable Parlor, Library.
Chamber and Dining FORNIrURE, -5I ,c4-
oil new styles -sAaSefs "'F
s-,, ,. SO - VIM n, LEE,
"'~r'|S - f99 Fulton street. near Church:
also 277 Canal street, one door east of Broadway.
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Exercise.-J. Woods Gymnasium, No.,
East Twenty-eghth street; open for the day
and evening sparring fencing and training Send for
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Denis Donovan. Formerly at Delmoni-
co.'s gives table dhote Dinner his restaurant No.
East Twelfth street. for 81 So wine included
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A.-Furniture Barg aims. SEQ Kelly &
CO. - adve rtlsement.
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Dyspepsia is an Easily Managed Dis

Cancer Cured without the Knife OF
pain-Diseases of females speciality BY Prof. j. NJ
COMlNS, NJ. d., l43 East Twenty tn street
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DYElNG AND CLEANING COMPANY call for and do
liver good work surpassed by none Onces-96 B.oad
way near Twenty second seect; ly6 Sixth
Fourteenth street; 276 Eighth avenue, near Twenty.
fourth
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
GREAT PUBLISHING EVENT.

| GREAT PUBLISHING EVENT.
g. w. oAEafT8h 5osH RfL1SSs sS apnoSnsf %rSpsax-s.
@ SSeary render its
ns o ARE S s s SSOSgh S to drive the blues from
Price s5 The trade supplied by the American
SeWs es no nave bought out the whole Of tho
DICKENS woRKs-COMPLETE
wsnfeh and et yes sksa of sw
and the whole set is now in % voumes PUT 3
III w ssap anS somsS m style f
sod m ely IN sets The best and the most
B-The last volume contains what other edition
II reS ,he world an List Of the
the particular volume in this edition.
MRS HOLMES NEW NOVEL.
did new by Mrs. siMsa Mary fs a for a this ss
% C S @ @ bSs
will be given OF its appearance.
OTHER NEW BOOKS
"A Fatal Passion"-An exciting love story 81 rs.
''Tssted".A new novel by the author OF "stolen
""'crS ..................... ~
"A Charming widowr-By the author of Patty. I -
New Nonsense Rhymes"-By Beckett and Bush... 2 %
G. W. CARLETON / CO., Publishers
Ma olson square, New York.
A lust PUBLISHED, a LUCID DESCRIPTION or
the author, j. j. SPREN0 NJ. d.. 20 West Twentysec--
ond street. "The finest treatise on the subject by ono.
who has no peer in the profession Medical Gazette
RRIGHTs DISEASE, DIABETES, GRAVEL CAL
M kdasy: @ Nsf% saq%sr Ptaslss Slsnd s
PrOstraton, Organic Debility and Chronic Affections
phet explaining their successful treatmen by Nature
specific, BETHESDA MINERAL SPRING WATER, and
DR.. A. HAWLEY HEATH the author, will be sent tree
to any address Letters from hyscians and others OF
hopeless cured given In pamphlet sent depot
and rece ton roomS. 80 broadway, New York.
IN PRESS,
| "The Heathens of the Heath,o a romance Of great
power by William Mcdonnell author OF Exeter I{ais
MANHOoD-2O0rH EDITION TREATISE ON
Ixl the Laws Governing Life Explanatory ef thu
tul Treatment OF Weakness Low Spirits Dependency
Nervous Exhaustion, Muscular Debility and PrematurS
Decline IN Manhood. PRICE so CENTS Address thu
author Dr. e. DE +. CUR RTIs No. % East sixteenth
CONSIDERATIONS ON NASAL CATARRH." ny A
~ N Williamson, NJ d., late clinical physician in the
University Medical Colleges price 10 cents Address Is
East Twentieth street
Thanks to DR.. wiIliamsons process Catarrh "a M
longer rincurabc."-Journal OF Medical Scieuce.
DIFFERENCE BOOKS AND DIRECTORIES JUST
~ published; every business over the United statess
tzoi circulars addressed IN any line trade farmerS
&C. MURPHY co, No. Deg street
TUE BRILLIANT AND SURPRISING PoLARfzA,
uon system OF Dr. Hartley. In his Medical Journal
Win speciAl observations cn the administration oc
nuitaizeu AR ana Ozone IN consumption. catarrns'
throat and ear affections any address and n
Zee demanded until perfect cure Is effected Dr.i
HAkiLE1, Markoe House, 9ls Chestnut street fmiA-
delph!a, Pa.
| THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH FOR 0CTOBER
ready.-Teaches how to live on hys'enic ps.nSs, n,
Pbss Plies. only & q xcar single en%ssy yEG S Mosd,
| WAY. New York,
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If the proper remedy is taken. DR.. SHARPs sPR-
CIfIC is iniallibe guaranteed Retail HART
NETT Bible House. Wholesale agent, CkIlTENToN.
No 7 sixth avenue
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just talk to a lady tor half an hour;
II her breath is swe Get, II her teeth are white,
II her gums are clean il her gums are bright
II her mouth Is pure and her teeth are clean.
She uses the SOZODONT, then, we ween.
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Parmly's GeDtlemen's Dress Silk Hat,
?l Sixth tour doors below Fourteenth street
Best quality 81.
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Window Shadcs.-Tay ylor Il Co., HE
Reade street manuacture and up for stores Offices
and dwellings tho finest SHADES be found the city,
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Gouraud': Italian Medicated Soap Has


by DU BKRRy's REvALENTA ARABIC FOOD to tho
stomach, nerves lungs and liver, curing dyspepsia dn-
dgestion,, constipation, darrhna aedity pspitahoa
consumption, low spirits; 5000 which had resisted
all other remedies. Depot in New York. JOHN r.
HENRY, CURHAN CO., Nos and College place.
The New York herald., 1874-09-20

Who's Your Halter !-Callahan, tho
manufacturer lao Bowery between Grand and BroOms
The New York herald., 1874-09-20

THE SCIENCE or HEALTH FOR OCTOBER
ready Teaches how to live on hys'e1lS erinG, r.n
pies Only ~ year; single nun 5eI. Uc,i ON MtA..
three months, DC Address $, X WELLS x& Hkua0A
way. New York.
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"A Charming widow"-By the author of Patty. ~
New Nonsense Rhymcs'-By Beckett and Bush.... %
g. w. CARLETON 4 CO., Publishers
Ma Olson York.
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OTHER NEW BOOKS.
0nfl

"Tested"-A novel by the author OF "stoleu
Wafar
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Sole and Only Legal Agents for PatenS
| WIRE SIGNS and OPEN WORK BANNERS, UPHAK
! CO. Sign Paint and Engravers 299 Broadway.
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An Excellent ArtieIe.-Mrs. winsIow's
SOOTHING SYRUP Is excellent article for all dis
eases Of children It relieves the child resu1
ss oad eoSSs ana and the bnsns "a:
process reething value is nestimable; wind
collie and gripping in the bowels
A.-Caution-Card TO the Ruptured.-
Certain unprncipled parties are circulating repors
Ia that have retired M from my seevng man.
specially announce that am still treating hernia and
House, Where 4 have ANY been located for tie past
years Dr. 5. n MARSH No Vesey street
A.-Since the Invention Of the Elastic
6 Broadway the metal truss dealers , hnd tner
wells, and growing old IN drawing nothing cut"
Absoiute Perfection, as a Dentifrice, Is
ThuRsroNs IVORY PEARL TOOTH POWDER
Bachelors Hair Dye is Splendid
w Fcoy sca Bon Bond
cri,tndoro's Hair Dye Acts Quickly,
saaaes an saa spendd mParag the most natural
N"'-'' anu e''i'y applied sold every where
Celebrated Patent Wire Signs and Po-
' HoJER Co. oaefsnsei Fsnte1 a9a pasas stree.
Crandau q Co., 500 Third Avenue,
wholesale and retail dealers in patent Baby Carriages
po esos osIs SRsng 3 and Hobby
on hand u large stock to suit the trade.
Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing Nails, &C.,
cured without pain Corn Cure by mail cents
Cancer Cured without the Knife OF
psn.-Dseases of females speciality BY Prot. j. NJ.
COMlNS NJ d., l43 East Twenty ixth street
Dyspepsia is an Easily Managed Dis
If the proper remedy is taken DR.. SHARP'S SPE-
CIf1C Is inlalble cures are guaranteed Retail HAkr
MOI sixth avenue.
Do YOu Ask for Test OF SOzOdonts
powerY
just talk to lady tor halt an hour;
II
Nher gums are clean if her gums bright
Ii her mouth Is pure and her teet are clean.
She uses the SOZODONT, then, we ween.
DyeinE and Cleanins.-The EmpfrS
DYElNG AND CLEANING COMPANY call for and do
liver goods work surpassed by none oficcs-96 B.Oad-
way. near Twenty steect l9t Sixth
Fourteenth street; 276 Eighth avenue, Twenty.
fourth street
Denis Donovan, Formerly at Dclmo onf-
co.'s gives table dhote Dinner at his restaurant No.
East Twelfth street, for 81 5O, wine included
Exercise.-J. Woods Gymnasium, No..
East Twenty eighth strtet open for the day
and evening; sparrng fencing and training Send for
| circular
Electrical POlariZa ton of Man Path0-
logically and physiologcay considered; speedy re.
suits aud astonishing cures at NOT West Fourteenth
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west Lawn $50 great is the demand this splen-
did new novel by MRS Mary Holmes that publisn-
have been compelled to postpone its publication un
nj an other large edition can be prepared Due notice.
will be given OF its appearance.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-26
THE LOUISIANA CONSERVATIVES.

THE HON. ]. c. MoNCURE NOMINATED FOR TREAS
URER-THE DOMINANT PARTY N THE STATE DE-
NoUNCED-REFoRM IN STATE GOVERNMENT DE-
MANDED.
BATON ROUGE, La, Aug. 25.-The Conserya-
tive Convention nominated the Hon. j. T. Moncure ior
Treasurer by accamaton. and adjourned with the
widest enthusiasm after the unanimous adoption OF the
following platform:
We. the white people of Louisiana, embracing the
Democratic party, Conservative party, "nte
Mans party. LIBERAL party Reform party ana ma
soIemnly resolve and declare that the Govern
ment existing in louisiana originated IN ana mas mas
viii of a large majority the voters OF the State IN
opposition to the principles OF in the eioaon Of
every prineple of Justice and liberty that the domi
nant iaeuol of the Radical party asonan In rads
State has, by false and fraudulent represeIta iGs
tions, inhamed the passions and prelgdices OF me
negroes against the Whites ana mas merely
together in selfdefense and for the preservation OF
whte CIVILIZATION that the rgn OF ai men uGer e
and preserved iuviolae, irrespective OF race coior OF
cyous e2ndlo2 put we u1ny nc tt ,be two racSs into
union or equality that the white people OF Lou ot
are ,s convinced that reorm4s rmperativey demanded
and be effected only Gy eeE.ng 10 oc9 @ Te bat
large numbers OF cOlored citizens Will vote Wuh US 10
secure a government which must be Denefcl ailke 10
Loth races; that disclm earnestly any Intention OF
carrying attempting TO carry the approachng eec
| violence, ana tnat tHe W onV'e
emansting from our Radical enemies are without foun
dalion and are falsely made for the purpose oI obtain
ing the aid the military forces OF the Unlted STATES
in order to oyera the people, perpetnate the eAsung
| nsurpatiop and subyert the true principles oI the
Goverument; that W. y. Kellogg is mere usuIper, ana
we deuolnce HIM such; that his government IS arO
trary unjust oppressive, and tha II can inaintan
sn only through Federal luterierence tnat Tue Eec-
tion and Registration laws under which the election Is
beng conducted intended to perpetuate tue usur
tion by deprying tue people, aud especially our
| naturalzed ciuzeus, Of opportunity to register
| and vote, but we announce uisuhe.y Una, tnae !,
! il the determination OF the people to nave
| fair election aud TO see that the result Is not
changed by fraud viOence that we extend 10 all OF
oar race in every CLINE the right ani or fellowship ana
n cordial invitation to come and settle among US ala
mite peir desnles with ours; that while we are IN
favor OF meeting punctuay the pay ment OF me leg
mate debt OF Louisiana, are lmm0vaOly opposed 10
the recognition of dishonest and gaud1ent QosalQus
.ued i1 the maine of the State, aud We pedge our
selves to make searching Investigation In tue matter
We advise our people TO vote against the amendment 10
the Constitution proposed by the usurplng Lecisiature
aud pleoge ourselves the restoration OF the Govern
meut 10 honest hands provide for the pay men OF the
honest Indebtedness OF the state.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-26

and rode out to the Laxa, or Salmon River,
about four miles from here. Mr.. Thomson, very
enterprising and obliging merchant, who sup
plies vessel during her stay here, accom-
panied them as he had accompanied the King
yesterday. The salmon were not quite so ready 10
be captured as His Majesty found them Ia circuIn-
stance will not endeavor to expain), but believe
ours caught dozen. some of which have been or
dered to be "kippered" for friends and families.
have never tasted fish more succulent, prodgal OF
fiesl or delicious in flavor.
The journey to Thingvalla and the Geysers gives
us some anxiety 1t is absolutely necessary to take
tent as every farm-byre in the neighborhood is
sure to be crowded by family and friends, and the
churches the only hotels to be reckoned upon IN
Iceland) will be opened to the multitude. In
land like this, where the tavern is unknown and
private hospitality is 80 limited by the scanty re-
sources of the people, ud it simply and entirely
Christian that the Church should be opened
to shelter the weary traveller, to give him rooi IN
the season of cold and rain, and to guard
his nightly slumbers. But we hear OF so many
families who are going to attend the ceremonies AT
Thingvalla that some prudence is absolutely pre-
scribed. The Kings guide, Zoega, promises us
thirty horses with saddles, packs, and provision
boxes
Daring the two days of the Kings stay he has
been gaining in popularity. His frank, hand
some face attracts the people; they hnd
him easily accessible, and the interest no
takes in all matters which concern them is
evidently not assumed. To-day he paid
visit to old Barne ThOrstenson father of the Sher-
lf. who is 81 years old and has been blind for long
time Entering unannounced. His Majesty
greeted the old man, taking his hand. "Who
are youf" said the latter, Il don't know you;
what is your name 7" / am called Christian
the Ninth" said the King "Well, then." Bjarne
remarked, "if you take blind man by SURPRISE you
must expect to hear such questions"
All looks well for the festival tomorrow. B.T