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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-07-24

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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-07-24
WHAT is NEEDED.
Mr.. II. R. STEVENS;

A. N y erv,. BOSTON, Feb, 10, lsn.
Dear Sir-About one year since found N, vself In
aieeDle condition from general debility. VFGE.
ItNh was strongly recommended 90 me by a friend
VINO haa been much benefited by its use. / pro-
was restored 20 health, and d discontinued its use
l Ieel QUITE eonhdent that there IL no medicine
superior TO IT Tor those complaints for which il is
especially prepared, and would cheerfuliy recon-
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thlng 10 restore them TO perfect health.
Respectfully yours,
v, u. l.. PETTINGILL,
, 1874-09-30
Russia Preparing to Recognize
Serrano.
Damage to Shipping by Ty-
phoon at Hong Kong.
Further Deliberations OF the Postal
Congress.
France Not Represented.--1he Approval
OF the United States Awaited.

SPAIN.
MADRID, Sept. 20.-Unof1lcial dispatches havo
bccn roceiYod hore stating that the fighting In
the Province Of NAylrro, bntweon tho Carlista
mud Republican troops. under Con. Morioncs,
was continued on Friday 1ast, making four con-
tlnuous days. of conflict. Tlose dispatches stato
TINT on that day twenty-two battalions Of tnsur-
gents attacked Con. Moriones' army 1t Dorsain,
near tho Town Of 1afa}la. A aanguiuary COLI
1ct onsucd. resulting in the repulso Of tho
CnrliBts along tho mho}o limo. Thor loss was
very hoavy, and thcy moro compelled to oak tho
Republicans for medical assistance.
Gen. p1cltatn has boen appointed commandor
OF tho forces IN the Basque Provinces. Cucnla's
bnnd has boon totally dispersed in tho Province
Of Valoncia.
MADRID, sopt. 29.-Gcn. Morioncs has suo-
ceeded in relieving Pampeluna.
1t Is reported tnat the correspondent Of tbs
-Krenz Zeitang has received . warning FROM tha
Carlists that ho will DO arrosted and shot II tie
crosaea tho frontier.
The Morning Post is informed that seventy
ton1 of cartridges for tic Carlist army 1ozye
uirmin ghum almost every week.
, 1874-09-30
COTTON.

Statistics OF tho Present Crop Cleaned
by the National Cotton Exchange.
MEMPHIS, Tonn., Sept o0.-Tho Committee on
1nformation aud Statistics for tho District OF
Memphts make tho following report to tic Ma
tionas Cotton Exchange for September:
dEsrtrnEs: We respectfully nul'nit tho following
report ccislcnscd from auEwerh received 10 !nterre1-
tions rropoundcd by tho National Cotton ExcllaIuKo
aud Memph!a Cotton Exchange nupcrtaining to tic
cotton erp Of this district 1en out .1*el ssr! L.
ZOO. 81 ftnm North Mississippi. 30 from Arkan1 ns,
nortll Of tho ArkauHas Niyer aud 10 from North Ala
Datna, average dates 10th inst:
QHfdton jtrst-What llas boon the character Of the
a Sseo,i-SSh.t effect hadh upon tic eotton plant:
from este;lsrs Or otnor cal ssses to Cotton IN your
~, featth,,l. there any esrou. apprehension that
they will ID .ny la.nage this season?
!, F-With frost At tic Usual time, "il the ylct b
tho same greatcr, or less, than las. ycar in y0nr
Sitih-whsn did picking generally commence with
you?
't"tath-stao any material facts In relation to ths
r. Ttcld. q any oller points not covered oy tllc
f0foHu+.., rrattunK.
A'is"ei Jus.-sixt ty-seyeu. dry md warm; %. Fsn:
orally dfy, with light loc*l Showers; IT, aban''a't
A,s:!sr second-Hiry.sour report tin. the weather
ca,'ssd !, serious g. shedding Of fruit " impro;ed
rsy; u report premature opening or the ba!!s re-
port l. damaged opcn cotton by xong an beating 1t
tAu HUI N"iA"d'A -
weaAer,
.I",xfr hrd-All answer tha. no damage hss hcon
d0Mo by eItertiIlars.
.l,l1.ttf Juirih-Au unswcr that no ttanssge is APP
prcAUnlcA from cztcrpilIars.
dnAlrer III A}rh-Ayor1go depreciation Ut yiuld teow
that at la1t yesr estimated at ~ per ce4t.
.tnssp<r sixth--Cl4e Avr1age commencement or tie
picking Heaaou, Mk1 Aug. -.
-ansEsr sscenA-1csolBea 10 thia general gucssiou,
asldet from tho repetition ot inforloation derlEpd
through a preceding si1 questions, aru In thu main
or tpi4nd Plantations; many IT ths crops ssA With
9o1 reaer b harvested " tho suot oetoher q no M
1ath ot &oyenaser that 90 lpa1ds anorally o b.il4
comparatively WtrthlesH.
III many instaure4 indifference is exhfb!et1 on tho
part OF hp freedmen uout plkrtne out tho crop, TINY
having oa all their nercs tu 1t Gy avanec* made by
planters during cultivation, n nunasr az tustaneas
having actually abontaunu the cf1p 0rras anxiety 1a
sxpreGsea In regard to tho faure In nauy isssaces,
In edltlen o tho failure ot To cotton crop ;assns
Hook " mia kls*a fW 1sass'1 sRppass,
, 1874-09-30

Arrival OF n Courier Mt fEiaru;lrc:1,
ID. T.-Wnnts to Ms.i1e Peuce--Thc
Sweet Grnsa Hills Country.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
BISMARCK, D. r., Sept. 29.-A courier from
tho boundary survey arrived this morning. Ho
loft Sweet Grass Hils Sept. l. nnd camo over
land, striking tho Missouri Of Fort Peck, where
he met with many Indians jnat in from tho
mountaiDs, but WAS not 1nolosted.
1t is reported from Fort Peck that Sitting
buffalo. who has bocn the terror OF tho Upper
Missouri for n number OF years. Oilers to come
Ill and mako peace with tho vlitcu.
Col. Da1tor's train found white man tied to
n treo, his dead body filled with arrows, ut the
forks Of hlil!s River.
Tho courier passed. Mai. Twining and assooi-
ateB and ninety men at Kerthold, Sunday, CON-
ing donn the river In mnckinaus. They will nr-
rlyo ut Bismarck tomorrow.
Tho English party have returned to Dntforn
following The line. before starting thoy re-
ceivea warming from tho Governor Goucral to
beware OF the Croos, who thrcatcnod to attuck
Howard reports tho Swect-GrasB Hills country
exceedingly tlno,-tllo grass tall and nutritious,
tho mountain streams 1lllod with trout, nud
game OF ali kinds, especially buffalo, Astounding.
Tho party aro oil well.
Three Bpecal trains arc hero to moyo tho six
companies Of tue Seventh Cavalry ordered to
Louisiana. Alaj. Morrill, goes iu command, Gus
ter remaining ut Lincoln,
, 1874-09-30

which aro wanted to fltl contracts. Tho demand
10 moderate: Tho aaleh arc G4, 600 bu; now Ohio
mixed a. 8o@021o; white at G0@G31$o; WcRt.
err miKad at Gao; nhlto at G40G5c; State at IL
@62c for mixed, and G2@G3o for nhite, fair to
gootl.
Rye dull and tame. Prices nominal. Tho
sales arc 600 bu stato at 05c,
Corn stronger and fairly active. Tho demand
ta IN part for tho trade and chiefly for cxport.
salea aro 100000 bu; Wes.orm mixe,l At O}1GD
Vic. closinK atrong a. tho latter price; do rhtte
at U9e; DO yoloW at o7jf@05o, and 0oo for
mixed Western In storo.
Tho pork n1arlot IL rather weak, and closes
fRthcr stronger for tho future Sales arc $50
brla 1t $22.75@29.Q 90; 750 hrls mess, neI}or
hoptcmber, at $22.5 760 br1s do, buyor Octo-
1ef' a. s2?60,-$22.5 IS now bid.
Lard iB loas active and decidedly 1ouer closing
Ysofy INT: The sales are 750 tcs On tho arot nni
tue montn At ~ 9G@141<o. closing unsettled II
tcs c'eI, aaeD1a>Gc cash. For futl1ro delivery =
hear Of quo tcs seller October, at 1160l411o, ot s
Ing At 14o; 100 tcs seller six months, l2o:l -
tcs seller the year. 12@12 Lilo cash, :; =
BuaInora III bert4-freights vgg modern, @
active, and rates were essentially lovor. Graia
ACCOMMODATION by steamer was almont without
demand. and rates doo]incd Id per In. In tho
chArteriug 1tuo. only small btlBfnesa was done.
tho don,and being chiefly for tonnage s}aptod to
tho grain trade, with rates ruling about hteady,
Whisky Is in botter domantl, with a aght 3D.
vance In values. Bales Of $50 brls at $I,07k,
aud LOO brls as $1.07.
, 1874-09-30

IT. 4he Editor ef The Chjcago TRIBUNE:
CHICAGO, sept. 29-S1R: Tue ipcloscd IL from
m old, wealthy citizen Of Now Orleans, ono WHO
was uevar robal, hut aobor, thinking, loyal
ctlzon of Nom Orleans for over fifty years. Does
it nut reflect truthful son.imont which III UNI
verssl Ill that csty2 Will tie hope he exprcssos
that tile American nation, through itH Con-
grcsn, 1nay Jet zoe that Justice be done." over
bs roa!iZod2
r. 4. Snlfth, Es9.. Chicago, H.:
MY DEAR Elm Assured Of your sympathy, I
MAJ tMico OH tho p0int OF taiegraphing to you
The glorious and maguaninous march OF events
llcre on alonlay aud Tuesday last. Your 1uucl,-
valued letter Of Tho 17th {rtcoiYeti this .. m, J
confirms MY belief III you but 10 transient l,as
boe1. our drama, or rather cur dream, of lborty
aud happiness, aud prospective prosperity, Aat
now to not rogret that did not telegraph.
Our wEohEs wo1e tenfoia thoaa OF our fore
fAtiers nnder tho rnlo OF EuEIaul, Thoy ro.
yoltsa AN! succeeded. We Yovnited, pucooodoll
aud aye agaiu crushed. ''Oh Liberty. how
MANY crimes Gro committed iu thy name IL Thls
saying Of lndamo ltoiaud, when marching 10
tue ncatrohl. finds its application lorc
Louisiana ~ prostra.o untor tho heo} OF tfo
Gotldess OF Liberty, whoso embraces arc now IL
yted hotMcen tho soldier and tho negro.
4"a&xssa1a pelfla's v G&!Se u ~ ~
, 1874-09-30

3peeiat Dfspateh to Ths Chicago Ty.bune.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. 20.-AlthouEh ad-
vices from thoroughly reliable Republican
souEcos havo demonstrated that tho reported
outragcs IN Alnbama hAye boen greatly ekaggor-
atod, 1t appears to bo tho purpose Of Attorney
General Williams to atill keep Up tho deluaIon
that roigu Of terror o1ats In that State. Efo
gave TO tho city prosa to-day the nubstauce Of a
complaint mado BY colorod candidate for tho
Legislature in Madison County, setting forth
torriblo ntato Of Affairs, precudins tho possbli-
ty Of T. fair election. This WIS forwarded llors
by tho United statos Marsl,al at Huntsville,
'ho, in transmitting, says that every species
Of Intimidation ia rcHortcd to to drive 1lopublc-
ans out Of tho State, atc., and containing tho
aatno old story that has grown 10 common OF
late from sucl sources. For time it waa feared
that thoho representations wora correct aud just,
but timo bas demonstrated to tho satisfaction Of
tho observers hero that thoy woro, In most cases,
grosa Misrepresentation, wi]lTully mado for pnr-
tisan purposes By the calpot-bagging element Of
the south. rho SEQ that with tho unpopulArlty
that attaches to tllom as advocates Of the Civil
Rights bill! they are eortain to bo defeated in
their aspirations for Office uneas they arc aidod
by untod 6tatos eoIiicry.
, 1874-09-30

From The Hoston Saturday Ece71fnq Gazette.
It strikes us TINT much too large portion Of
tho public is slngularly unjust to hfr. F. D.
Mou!tgn for disclosing tho facts In Lila POSSESS
sion affecting Mr.. Doocl,or. Those aamc people
who NOW consurc him. If they wilt look buck
few wceha will 0nd themselves urging A1r.
MouIton to declare tho wholo truth lit the nut
ter. Mr. Samuel WilkcRon and thoae who fol-
low him a1a tho most unjust CT all In abusing
Dir. Moultou for betluyins tue confidence Of Mr.
Bucchor. Mr. Mouton did not give ono Of
these letters to tho public until air. Dcechor
publicly cailod u[,ou him 10 to do, and abHolyed
lin from all obligations to nccrcoy. 11o
expressly said he would not publish
thom unless Ilton aud Eocclicr both
requested It. alr. Tlon promptly ahlsed
that 1t should DO done. Mr. Dcccher did tho
same thing later, and, as II ho kuow what was to
follow, supplemented his request by all attack
upon Moulou for becknailing lin. TLis at
tack ia 60 completely exploded, hy tue way, now,
that oven Mr. BccchcrB trcnda hayo Withdrawn
it. Afoulton but complied with Ar. Doocher's
request in publishing hs 1otters indeed, his
silence would havo bcen III tho nk.uro Of MI a.
tac6 on that gentleman after Mr. Ti!ton'8 Coclur-
alton Of the proof tint was in lis posaeBBon.
It is nos beoauso aloulton published shcso lot
ters but becauEe Beecler wrote Them, that the
friends of pceclor aro chagrincd. 1louson had
ro0tly no alternative aflny tii9 donluals made
both by tho public md by tho parties 10 tho coll
troversy, aud it wna simply impossible tlut, az
m honest n,nu, ho should yield to tho secret
solicitation Of UoecherB counsel to suppress
them. His course eaileg. as friend and III
tho interest of 1Ir. Dcechcr Is far moro gutH-
tionablo. Y4nt lie did ,os ahow q proper aonso
Of roctitulo, must bo admitted. Bus IL should
not DO forgotten that thin moral dorciicion was
what endcared him to tho Heart Of Becclcr.
Becaubo he waa willing to- become tie roposi-
tory Of criminsl secrets, and to exert hnlsolf to
| compound and condone cri!no md acroc1l GRIM
inal5 Bcecller a;ldrodnes him aB tue most do
| voted friend whom God oyer raised up to man.
| When Moulton WIS at his worst, Noocl,cr bcst
| loved him. Represont him AZ bud ~ vo may,
| and tha fact utl;f remains that lie WINS, Of nil
| othosy, tho chosen friend md confidant Of tta
| plymouth Church paator. IL was to sock hi.
! Rociety that Nccc!or pashoa oyer TINT Of Ds:.
| StorrB and Burlington, aud tho rest OF lin
| brethren Of tho clergy. Il6so who are swift to
| condemn 3oulton should remember that IT. iB
! altogether inposalbls to drag down Mnultou'u
character without dragglug Daccbor's with it.
| THE LlnEL SUITE.
| Sis:Ia' Dispufch II iHs Chicado Tribune.
NEw IonK, Sept. 4y.-rho Hon. William II.
Evartu mud ex-Judgc J. K. Porter have boen re-
| tnlncd as counaol for tho defonso in tho Tltou-
Dcocller sIit4 and as counsel for tho prosecution
in tho Proctor AIoultop apit.
Moultua will to-uorow furnish bail in SEC, 600,
in two snrnties. to appear for trial for the al
legged libol Of Edna beau Proctor. Tho caso las
| boon transferred to tho City Court.
, 1874-09-30

=. 8pec'af Dlsp0fch 10 2ha Chicago Tribune.
New York, Sept. 2D.-rhc wloat market
olonea very .qulot, and with llmitesl company
present, oriug to tho atorn. Holders NUM-
toHsed much trmnesa, but shippers held back.
Ttle market for uew wheat closes bettur undor =
FUR local and modorate speculative demaud.
Winter il Bparingly offered, and cloGes strong:
wo notice n4ofo inquiry for old spring, and $l.l7
IL bli for old Cllicago. Tho aalea aro 1G0, QUO
1u, at sl07 for releetod spring. $1.16 for No. !
Chicago spring, $l.1ot5 5@Dl.1l for No. Chicago
spring, sl.00 for No. Chicago spring.
Sl.l111 for No. Milwaukee,. and
$l.al for do old; S1.220Dl.D for
rod Weatorn, 81.a5 for 10,00o b., No.
rcd, $l,25 for amher do alloas $l1tGD1.i0 for
white Michigan.
Harloy iH quiet and tRmo.
bu Canada Weal A: $1.G0 cash.
oxt4 laueF, N4h M ssssphaa nj oh4Ahao,
, 1874-09-30

5Ntcl09 WsDa7cA 70 TIC LN}ea90 7rI1NNe.
New Yong, Sept. 29.-Another stntement ia
promised in tho Doochor~Iiton affair. In con-
versasion With Mon.to,l, rccontly, Thomas Kin
nolla, editor OF the Brooklyn Eagle. sad that ho
intonded to publish statement, and that Ao bud
already begun tho composition OF it, He says
tho a.ory thai Beoohor had confessed adultery to
him mas uttorly untruo. uo advised Moulton to
got out Of tho fight, and said he would relioyo
Eecchor Of tho accusations. alr. Stoulton eaiG,
abruptly, that Doechor MAS "ono Of tho damned
cat scounlrsIs unllung." konselln thel, vent On
in a louB rant over 11ltons vanity end Ueccher's
gcnoropity. Probably tho forthcoming statomeut
will end aa-,noss OF alr. Kinnella'H throa!s--in
nothing.
, 1874-09-30
The Former Asks for $1,000
from His Dear Kellogg"
1t Would Do q G0dscnd 10 tho Sona-
tor, So Ito Says.
Exaggerated Accounts Of Disturb
anoes in Alabama
LOUISIANA,
4 Coa1pno3ElsE AGREED UroN.

LOUISIANA.
4 CoMPno3lsE AGREED UpoN
New ORLEANS. Sept a9.-Tne following agrce-
ment WAS made and signed ut o'clock this after
uoob:
The underagnel announce tho following ~ tho ro.
o e u tno stao o %ousn. IL
Co1nnittee representing tho Conservative Peoples
party pledge themselves to cAuse Ill Violence and in
tndatio If my c16ts. to ccaso throughout the Stats,
md 10 aHsst tha constituted authorities i'll maintaining
peace, anil inaring alrctIy fair aud impartial regis
threata of personal violence mud oil Improper Influences
to coutro tho will Of the eocor and 10 render asast
ance mid ufo oytry effort to subject 10 tho penay Of
or Intimidation. or copuplro to to tho sa,no.
ln order to guarantee fr 5cglstra,.on and election
ory eonn,lstee comroecd Of fvc members, namely:
Mossrs. Albert Voorhees, and T. y. ltr4e, seeeted by
the rsrrcacntattyea Of lie Conservative Peoples pay
as,d Messrs. g. D. Packard and L. J.: Jobegs tc!cete1
by tho representatives of tho Republican parry, and IN
unll,irc, namely: n, n r. Bonzano, .sho bae been
% sn ssSa s IA
State on behalf Of all partua to the full ysscnt Of
suggeattng changes In the regstralion officers and
tho registration. Gov. Kolloag,. in ,he IN
tcrcst OF fair and impnrtial rrgHtration Of hia own
a Sfor, s'
such advice aud s.leEeasionH nrs In cousonauce with
and permitted by TUG existing lawa Of tho State.
by the representation Of tho Conservative Peoples
party who shall 10 cltocd according to INV, to Mi two
yacanccH which sfIa be creaoI BY resignation In tho
Returning Board within twenty daya
{slgned} D. L. KEaSEn,
For sHo Conservative Committee OF con.ertncs.
{Slgned) T. A. AToCHA,
For slIo Republican Committee Of Conference.
Tho following namod gentlemen wero tho two
committees WHO havo boen acting as a commit
too Of conference: John MeEnory, D. B. Penn,
D. I. Jonas, Samuel Chappin, Abort Voorhees,,
D. r. Kenncr, c. Beard, G, ". Mott, D. s. Cnge,
Committee representing the Conservative party
W. 7. Kellogg, =. D. Packard, A. i. Atocha. 3.
1. Flanders, 1amca Le~ia. q. L. Eluntlin, ". T..
Brown, 3. r. Joubert, Committee representing
tho Republican party.
sLlGltrLy pREIuDIcEp.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 1Yg.-IAe political COM
ploxion OF tho Advisory Committees il: Voor-
hoes last ditch Democrat; Burke, Liberal Re-
publican aud m ayowed tnrtl-tormer; Packard,
Jou6crt. aud Donzano, Federal officials.
The Conservatives generally think they hnye
eMucd but little by tho conferoucc-agreomont.
1t III nov stated that compromises Will he mads
in every parls! in tho Stato by the Conscryn-
tiycu similar TO TINT recently clrocted in Zorro
bon'uo parish, dividing tho olcea eauitaby bo.
tween colorod Ropubhcans and uhito Consorya-
tiy06.
, 1874-09-30
ON THE RAMPAGE.

ON IdG EkAGfI.
Tie dangerous influence e1oEtod by pending
election upon those intrusted With tho preaerra-
ton Of peace in tho community is. Perhaps, tho
worst feature OF q political campaign In large
cities. Tho worst rowdy olements are allowed
to congregato in the natno Of politics. aud CON-
nit such acts Of violence and disorder aB would
undor othor circumstances enta!l Immediate ar
ront by tho polico and subsequent heavy tlneo'
An exceedingly rotons gathering Of tho Peoples
purity OF the Eighteenth Ward was hold last evon-
lug In tho diugy basement Of = groggory at tho
corner Of Kingabury allu Eric streets, and wa2
permitted for tho space Of two hours to mako
tho most hideoua noises, greatly to tho dis
turbanco Of respectable people living In
tho uoighborhood. placos have frequent
1y beon invaded by tho ofhcero Of tho
law, aul their inmates ''pulled to police
stations for loss CAUSE thau tlat given by this
meeting, yot several policemen stood quietly by,
and allowed men under the iu1ueuco Of liquo. to
utter tho foulcst Aatangucs, their auditors yclt-
lug at tho top OF their yoces meanwhile.
It IL said that tho gatholing was called In tho
interest OF
JOHN coN1sKEY.
q candldate for Sheriff, by i few personal friends
In tho ward. Whether TINT bo truu OF not, t4at
gentleman Was promptly on hand. aud noetted
but tittlo coaxlug to 1aaka an old-tlmo speech;
lilo has good reaH0u now to regrot that ho opened
his mouth, aud perhaps hae leaa faith in tho
good Intentions Of hIs Bo-callod frlsnds IN tue
Eighteenth than he formerly Ind,
Before tho customary talking q little bitof
LEGITIMATE 0LUn DUs1fEas.
war transacted. After tho meeting was called to
ordof by Jim Lns tho cha5a Ian 9ana kirG1 y q:
nrnyioua conoiayo. Ihon 1t was suggested TINT
oist e ho cGns5s;iSens5 ss t3 o ef ta% 9
nr""cnt win understood the nature Of such =
Convention approved Of tho dea' aud carried The
moro ignorant with them ~ the no!ectioa Z Of the
| Wolfor, Jim Stanton, Goorge BayneB, john
Sweeney, aud Capt. porgqllst. ~,
basenent mas oye1crowued, and loud dcluands
we're .ss..a fur aome specimens OF uratosy.
ltn. ". Q. M'oLunE,
prominent candidate for tho Legislature, ro-
spontlcd hit 1t was simply impossible to be even
remotely graceful IN such a ganX. Tho gentle
man made quito sensible address, avoiding oil
<Soo ElttA Pago.1
, 1874-09-30

for fair registration and election next Novou-
bor hayo boon foI1elt Quory: II \ resort to
tic csrtridgo-bo1 proven ultimately unsvai,ng,
OF what uso resort 10 tho ballot-boz to DO {as
In 1871 Tandora'a boz in tho hards OF nad.-
cal noturnlng DoArd2
However,, iat ua uot despair. We hare proven
our manhood At tho opening Of last week, and
our loyalty at itn CLIQUE. Tho American nation.
through ifs Congress. may yet SEQ that Justice
b dons 10 us. II not, Tho pina set up for Kcl-
logg by Grants soldiory will again DO knocked
DOM after their backs nro turned. With sin
cers thsnka your friend, II. MuasoN.
, 1874-09-30

HoNa KoNo, Sept. 23.-Durfng terriao
typhoon TINT passed over hors on the 9th inst,
damage was dono to American vosses as follows:
Schooner Soabird. driven ashoro. Tho bark
Lizzie Il lost hcr foreuaast and n,ainmaBt, and
sustained damage to hcr hull. Tbs ship LAitu-
10y NIch was aoriousy injured, md tho ship
IheroBa Wau dtiycn out OF tue harbor.
LONDON. Sept 904 a. us.-The dstaila Of tho
damage to Hhpping by tho typhoon at Hong
Kong have bcen received. In aM tivo vessels
wcru sunk. two stranded, aaven aro missing, and
twelve wora wholly Or partially dib,uantlod.
, 1874-09-30

PANS. Sept. 29.-It Is reported that at the
conncil OF Minister'S 1t wus decided to request
tho wifo OF Don Carlos to leave tho French from
tor mmedintely.
LoSpoS, Sept. 80-5:8o a. m.--1lc Standard
anya n report il current Ii Paris TINT tho Duke
do BrogIio will soon 1c-enter tho liaistry.
, 1874-09-30
FIRES.


At Long Branch.
Lone BRANCH, N. j., Sept. 20.-The Atlantic
Block, formerly ~uolmbold's Block. MAS totally
burned last night. Tho loss Ia e60, 900.
, 1874-09-30

LONDON, Sept pa npooial dispatch from
Berlin to the DAILY Necs hayB it ia reported that
Huesfa is about to open negotiations with Pros
tdent SorrAno.
, 1874-09-30

AT Lcn0xTil1c. CnMNt1n.
LEsoxyILLE, Canada, Sept. 20.-lhe totnl loss
by the ire here yesterday is estimated at $780,
600. It is impossible to got at particulars.
, 1874-09-30

GREAT BRITAIN,
LONDON. Sept. 29.--Ald. Stone was to-day
oloacn Lord Mayor Of London.