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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-09-27

REQUIEM MAss-Next Wednesday morning,
at a o'clock, there will be solemn Mass of
Requiem in St. Theresa's Church for the late
Mary II. Cunningham, wife of Mr.. Thos. A
Twomey.
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Our TRAVELLING AGENT.-Mr. Thos. Is. o Con"
nor, our agent, is at present in Savannah, Ga.
We besreak for him the kind assistance of the
friends of Catholic literature in that flourish
ing city.
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CALENDAR OF THE WEEK.

Sunday Sept. 27-=lsth Sunday after Pentecost
Monday Sept. est: wencesaus, Duke; Martyr.
Tuesday Sept. 29-St. Michael Archapgel.
"wednesday Sept JU-St Jerome Confessor and Doctor
of the Church.
Thursday :. Oct. I-St. Rengias, Bishop and Conn.
FRIDAY. -....Oct. s-The Holy Guardian Angels.
Saturday Oct. SIS Cosmos and Damian. Martyrs
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The illustrated catalogue of E. Butterick q
Co, manufacturers Of the popular paper patterns 10
now ready, and will be mailed free to any address, on
application to the agent, Mt. W. Cooper, No e
Canal street This catalogue win be found Erea.
assistance 70 oar lady readers.
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The following prize numbers of a lottery in
aid of the New Orleans Female Orphan Asy-
lum, drawn and advertised nearly year ago,
have not yet been presented ut the Asylum.
Holders are requested to do so Immediately, as
any article not called for on or before Novem-
Der 1st will be disposed of for the benefit of
the orphans:
Articles Nos.
Life size Painting of Plus Observation-Disclosures. 100
Iektn China Tea Set 499
CarI1aEe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3l93
Gold watch ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 31T0
Silver Te3-Set 47g2
SISTERS OF CHARITY,
Female Orphan Asylum, Camp ST.
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, Wagon. dray Or CART, private, Z 9s,tora
or busihess for hauling, &c.!, into Gstr
Treasury. ufor badge, 6O.cents. z ti.i "'t

/, Wagon. dray Or Dart, private isto.s
or busihess for Hauling, rHc.!, into CTR
Treasury. for badge, tO.oents z tii at
No person shall. lat or, bixe- apT,
wagon, cart, dray or other, carriaRe, OF
.fhic!5 for the tfahsportation OF goods
pt pasaengers withih thd lihits Or saIB
olty. without havipgi first oBtaited.; 4.
badge from ,sthe City Glesk. tot be /.
placed on some conspicnous part OF :
the vehicle, paying therefor into She
City Treasury SO cetts, under b penalty
OF So for eacIi nnd every day that sse&9
vehicle shall be 80 sun, ito. .hassaopeaesi
p 9y.o1,lteE! ln5toEn!stiop sIti psteEe the sMaysr
tained shall s be eonstiaed d STsi sftsha lo o.
wagons. carts OF, other vehi6les' going
to or from market; and for ANY otheal
business or profession. not othervas,
provided for, q license tax Of $1O'to
$40: Ps'oDi0ea, farther. That where
two or more branches OF business, ho8'
necessarily oonreotod,' are leonduote4
in ono establishm ent. license shs1E
be charged and collso'..I for ,,eeoaa
branch of business 80 oonduot ed, ar
specified in this ordinance. Dogs
upon each and eve,y dog, to be pai6
by the person or persons., on whose
premises the dog is kept, So; and tha
police OF the city of Columbia are hers--
tJ authorized and TsQuissa to .sssiS
and oonfine every dog found running
at large, !and1not having on city badge
or collar for current year, and for every
dog 80 taken up by The police 81 add
tional shall be paid for fE,4i same: ~
SEQ. g.. ALI ordinances aud parts Of
ordinances, conflicting, with, this ord1-
nance are hereby repealed. ,-.
BY order: W. r. JONES,
", ,'"'H City Treasurer. 81
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Tae month of June is noted for ter
rlble earthquakes. On June 7, 1892,
5000 people, were destroyed by an
earthquake, in Jamaica; on the same
day of theisame month. in 1855, 4O.-
600 persons perished in, Persia, by an
earthquake; again, on june Z, 1773,
Santiago, with its, :inhabitants, was
swallowed up. Several ther instances
of bad Jpne earthquakes: might be
mentioned. one even 40 late as June
10. 1867, in Java, Wien 400 persons
were destroyed. j., ~
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AN AGED MURDERER. "A miser of

AN AGED MURDERER.-A miser Of
eighty years.. named Wattiauz,a. G
wealthy land-owner, has been convict
ed by the Assize Court of the Aishe Of
the manslaughter of Ills own son. The
indictment charged murder. The pri-
soner, from avarice, gave no property
either to his Daughter or son when
they married. Tic son separated from
his wife. and, reduced by drunkenness
to state a!pprsoacl!ing ipbeoilitys came
back to his fathers house demanding
food and shelter. life was allowed to
sleep in an clubhouse upon some hay,
with sRoks for blankets, One evening
when the son came to the house to ask
for something TO eat, the father told
him to go away altogether. An alter
cation enBued, andlthe old man, whose
defence is that he, was threatened with
a knife drew his pi9tol and shot his
son dead. One Of the questions put
by the presiding Judge. with view Of
showing premeditatioh. was whether
he had not endeavored to CLOSE the
wound 80 as to hide it,from observa-
tion. The answer, going beyond any
thing Moliere imagined to put into the
mouth of his misar Harpagon, was:
"Oh, 1 only didpthat to prevent the
blood from spelling his shirt" The
jury negatived generalization. and the
Octogenarian assassin was sentenced to
Jour years imprisonment
Paris Cor. London Daily Meas.
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IMPROVED : .9u e.
GEORGIA O. OFT ONA>PRESS!
Patented hfaroh, 1870, +"

AUGUSTA; GA. =
T,HE sati4fection this' PRESS has given
i in the past. the great Improvement
made on It, and the fact ar its being from
forty to fifty dollars cheaper than any other
good Press, should induce planters aud
others to send for one of our new .Circular .
before purchasing. No nlso M anufactnro
irons for Water Power Presses ard Screw
Presses. AdGregs -
PRNDLEPONi & 9BOARDMAN,
Foundry ,a4d Machine Works. koilock
Street, Augusta. Ga. !. July 2Wtimn
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IMPORTANT .i,,.i
TO COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.

,TRATRLERS.whb solicit
" orders by card ,eatslogq9. trade, list,
saimpISs 81 otter speGimen aIso those who
purchases nhado diseet from Lstock, and
who travel in Amy sebtieh. by rail or'boat,
ssaiPsh sena ss shy sssf e a%H Efsas%sH5ea a
DRESS, PRE- as bsl99w1 stating clays Of goods
those who are at present under no engaEe.
ment. This matter is Of groat Importance
individually taa lesmeH- or this GLASS. OF
t1aps,o3 men so33sHg tEsas j. t9is It is.
tice MAY meet The 'eya OF alr ttbh1mbrcial
Travelers and salesmen in this country,
and thattheNBill at Qliosl give It their. at.
request VIII be teonhdesPtielly treated and
duly advised Of object iuvfcw. rleasr ad:
Care George +. RowcH &.ga. III Park Row,
.NGM VI u GlGE. utA u ~
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ECONOMICALIN OJNsTkUCTTOH.-.
SAFE IN MANAGEAlRNTiAN AND 6
t,.sl, PROFITABLE,INR RESULTS.

important enterprise for The develop
ment OF South CarDiina. ...oHr I'D: 900,
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ins nstallmonts.1 JIo;"u inaY Oh a.n..ni d.
!" .,,, ,.,..,..
Every citizen .! this State sbonid uwn si
,1Aa.. o.C.;I - - - j., -: -. .. q
'ae' o''e on"'e'
CM.EIrsroS ,x;,n h., ~ on;.. H.,
po' an. geh,at 'n climate; her ipmenze unde-
~. p-''u.o s''u""e ,a''.f me AnaaetI
~, 't'S"'So''o to''Ae
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4 his now store, Main street. nearly OPP.
"A positc the Central National Bank, has
large and beautiful stock Of fine WATCHES
stem and key windcrs, from best European
and American manufacturers, and of his
own Importation, in gold and silver cases.
Elegant JEWELRY! An unrivaIcd assort-
n,ent Just received and all the latest styles
Steriing gsII.YER-WARE,i in sets and eases,
ntldal Prescnrs, and IL very fine selection Of
fiateu- arc, Gold Watch and Mech Chains,
l.ockots, elegant Seal, Wcddifg and En-
SaGement Rings, large stock OF Spectaclcs
"hd Eyc-Glasscr, Clocks, Musical EoXes,
ana great variety Of Fancy Articles. My
STOCK ls the largest and bost selected i'll the
~ same article can be bought anywhere, -
OCT q - ~ t,-.s' mn
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SOUTH tAkOLINA kAfi.KcAp

SOUTH CAROLINA RA!tRGAD,
OnARrrsroN, July 8. 1874.
Observation-Disclosures Ut pe,lucad rate g
- viii be sod from 3iHiieeion io i.i!
Stations on thiA Eoad. aud fiuri all Stations
10 Charleston, tintii October 1, Isl! Con
,iuctors arc only ehrNnr,Aa al TO sell them
rom tiitse Stations Vhsr. there Yi:: no
iickct Agents. ~. Li.;kEN:,
july JOG (icnnraI Ticket ...!,t.
Excursion season Of 1871 via i.l,ar-
tic Coast and MidlAHd L.l,a
Is;s ssi. sass iIi.s ll:a asSa.l. ", a::$s.i.,
cHARLo1r?>, coIlME!> .Hl. ~
iUSTA, ;A>n WiLMlNsiiu.;, Uui. .UI-
BIA AND AUGUSTA EAli n.,Da
,,, G"iTMriA. 5: G f.ay 26, ia7l.
IL nent Virgins sprii&s and Western
North Carolina EXrnrsion Points. good
until November !, ls7i, viii be on .aic at
the Company's Ticket Othce in this city,
both rid Charlotte and 0ih Wilmington, on
and after after june J., 1871. ,"g
Tickets to Now York, Phjiadelpi.ia, BAL.
timorc. cia DAY LINE. ut reduced etcs, also
Oh sale. a. POPE,
June7 General Passenger Agent.
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spartanbqrgand AsbeyilIe Railroad
Natures Nghpay Acrossahe Aountas sn,s
LIGHT GRADES, EASY CURVES, ,So.TUSNELIse:
! LET 1T BE BUILT sPEEpIAY.

4. A linR In the'Air.Line Road between tL q
cities of Cincinnati, lLsnissille, st, Louis.
Chicago and Chaglesto T., seventy -four
miles long, With less than twen.t{ miles Of
heavy work.
Shorter than any line from New, York,
phi'adelpAia anq Baltimore to either a.
these cities, and many hupdred miles.
nearer to'these ceatres OF Western trade
than any e1ieting line to'ciiArleston. ''n. 3
The Road that promie cs to m Ike Charles
ton the market for the trado Of the 1epreas
North-west, the WesthIndies, South -Ame-
RIGA md Europe: aleo,lan Important emS-
grant station. lDl i.r,a~ ~ i ~,
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/, Shares FiftF Dollars eac1, :r'dyable IN 'ter
ins allmonts.1p Io;"u inaY Oh a.n.,,i .i,.
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Every citizen 81 this State Should own WI I.i q,
least one Share D" - 80 u '' ~ -
, 1874-09-28
rHE TOLEDO CONVENTION,

rho railway managers who met at Toledo last
Friaay adjourned after short session, to meet
again Thursday ut thu Fifth Avonue HOTEL in
Now YORK; Tho meeting was in reality al ad-
iou1umout Of tho Saratoga Convention. and had
two objects First, tho election OF member OF
tho Board Of Railway Commissioners. vacancy
having occurred in the Board; and, secoud
consultation Oh railway interests,
The meeting waB presided over BY Gen. J: y.
Cox. Prcsiaent Of tho Toledo, Wabash & Weat-
oru Railroad, mud Mr.. G. ". Smith, OF 1ndianap-
oils, acted M Secretary.
The olection Of ltailway Comnlisaionorr 'r was n,
1oforrct, the representative of tho Grand Trnnk
not having arrived at tho appointed timo. Tho
mombeys Of tho Convention therefore proceodou
to discuss minor topics OF general interest, and
tho general matters likely to come up at the
ensuing moot!ng next Thursday. Il was stated
that nearly MI The lines interested had signed
Inc cont,noty mado ut the Saratoga conference.
Thn gontlomon expressed themselves as benefit
cd b. tho conferonco, and said thoy were detoE.
miued to push tho great obicct-tho increase OF
the revenues of the several railways. 1t was
specially agreed that tue stagnaton OF tho gen
oral business was widespread throughout tue
country and yot nlnny expressed thonselVeo as
hopeful OF early improvement.
, 1874-09-28

Special Dtsputeh to The Chteaao 7ril4sne.
GENEsEo ILL.,. Sept. 26.-The Changers have
held an i1nmoaBe lnusa-,noeting hero to-day, antl
with but one or two exceptions, such as Fourth
OF July celebrations, thoro haa never beon 30
largo an assolnb!age III this town. Tho principal
speaker WAS s. N. Smith, but Mai. Allan, the Hon.
P. X. Hanna, and many othor prominent olti~
zonB, were Iii nttoudance with a few good words.
While thero waa protoasod disposition olgnorc
party politics. 1t wan very evidont that tue meet
ing was held in tho intorost Of Col. Elliott tho
Independent candidate for Congress-, aud IN OPP
position to 9el!. Hendorsou, the Republican
nomuee. Mr. Smith, In Ills remarks, WIS 90.
cidcl}y porsot1al. attt somo thought sonaowhat
AbuAlvo OF the General,
!sp<eial Uis,,atch to The chiraqo Tribune,
RICHMOND. 1ud, Sept. 26.-A Grangorb' ptchlo
was held ut the fair grounds ut Klchnaond. 1nd'.
yesterday. The attsndauco WIS large, aud tue
procession had the usual Characterization. Jamos
Buchanan. of Indianapolis, disonHaets ananes sn,t
Sykes addressed tho Changers regarding tAt
benefits OF thoIr organization.
, 1874-09-28
POLITICAL.

Third Wisconsin Congressional Dis.
trlct.
DnopuEAn, Wis.,, Sept. 24.--Tho fr1ouda and
follow-citizens OF tho Hon. 9. !. Thompson, tho
Reform candidate for Congress from this dis
trict, Herenaded him at his residence Inst oven
ing. The Drodhoad Cornet Band furnished the
1uaic aud banners with tho following notices
woro carried by tho people; ''rho Peoples
Choice, G. T. Thompson; "Aa Honest Man
Our Candidate"; "We Will Elect Him.; "sal-
ary-Grabbera. Take Back seats." hIr: Thomp-
sou waa congratulated on hs nomination by Son-
ator II. 7. Moore, and replied in q fow words,
recognizing tho gathering NJ an expression Of
friendly goodwill and noiehborly focling. and
expressing tho hope TINT tho contest would be
carried Oh without any acrimony, or personal
focliug to disturb the social rclatoua existing
botween his noighbors aud himself. Throo
hearty cheer1 we're given for " Charlie Thomp.
nop, and the crowd dispersed with tho best Of
aeel,ng. Tho nows OF MIR. Thompson's nonfna-
tion was received with enthusiasm by the great
minority Of our citizens. His prospects OF efec-
tion aro most encouraging. Many prominent
Republicans in this county doclare openly that
they will support him.
, 1874-09-28

Special DiSpatch 10 The Chtrdaa Tribune.
ANN Annon. Mich. Sept, 27.-a1iss Hettio
sykos, Of Dolloyuo. Mich, attempted suicide
carly this morning ut tho residence Of Mr.
Stoolc, corner Of Huron and ingalls, streets, by
shooting herself with . rovtlyor III the back Of
lcr relatives aud friends In Which sLe sayB sho
does great wrong, but that sho is acting under
an impulse which slo las felt ut intervals for
years, and which. in ita latest attack
during tho past fow days, she has. teen
iuablo to resist. President Angel and
Drs. Palmer. rockingham, mud NlcLean, Of tho
University, hare been in consultation oil day at
her Bide, apparently studying tho physiological
foaturo Of tho case, which seems to. DO Vory
mysterious. Dr.. Psimer las probed tho wound
an inch and a-half, and Says that, although she
is now perfectly conscious mud talks with case,
expressing a somewhat Indifferent regret at tho
rash act sho will dlo within few hours. MiAs
Sykes was graduate Of tho High-school in this
city and also finished her freshman ycar in tho
University with tho class Of 1876. She TO
mainol out Of college last year. and had
Just returned aud cntered tho ptoaent sophomore
class with tho intention Of completing hor odu.
cation. Her father and tho Hon. d. Darwin
Hughes, Of Grand Rapids, who is her uncle
havo been notified by telegraph.
, 1874-09-28

constitutional liberty III that unhappy State is
known Of sl msil. Grant. by Festeral hayoneta,
Inns bogun tho work Of ovortlrowlng Atncrlcan
institutions In Lonissana- iNich) Jour-
nal.
Out at tho gloom md aospair Of war, thore
waB tho hope Of peaco; In tho political ruin that
now ongulfs thom [Loulaiana, South Carolina,
oto.1 thero Is not oyen TINT solaco. Whslc other
ous, lleao Bsatos hnvo beon niaio lilo Victims Of
thfovoB md assaasnB their treRsMrtcs plundor~
cd; their industries raraiyzod; their rich flclla
givon ovor to waato aud deHo[Atlon. And bY
whon2 Tho Federal dovornmontt When tho
people. rise up and throw OF tho horrible night
miro that llns al but phra1yzed them, the bayo-
nets Of tho Todoral Government press tlsm
back, and say yoH shaA endure itl-Do Longer
poa,nco Ths is Tho pietur' not ovorwrous
1t fB, Indeed, sad sight to 900 tho people
OF sovereign State holtl under tho rule Of tho
precious scoundros that havo beon forced Oh
them by military power. with no means ct ap-
plying remedy, for the reason TINT all the
OF aucl men as koilogg aud hls confedoratea.
While tho friends Of FREQ Govern
mont. North md South. fully syinpatlllzo Will,
tug people, got thos cannot adviao anything bn; 1
authority. Il is tho only safety, Of tho peoplo,
or Of Republican uovernment In LouiBiann--
Ne,o Albany (l"d.) Ledger:
1t WAS 2 popular uprising OF tile massGs.
Taara nvnrmt n d t'at nnar ~ no IN
-,n,,aa1,s. att,.,t ,,e.., na y noonia fhot Il
n1'n',I is xarta1 nrntocf fro1 ,1,n r,1nnian
of ti'o Il o,in1n cro,v rv r. nInnders. Tl1a
no,h ~ nnaa,s oes M, ia thrnup,, ti,c co,trae
innuu Jaon,, snri ~ ~ 9h5 ponrns
1t I'll, not ~ ,ro.orJod That n crous fraud
m +i,o rin,ta % of tIo roona iko tat nornotratei
~, In nenr,io nj 1!on;siana wouj.I bo tojorated
~ tlav i, ponnzvfvn,,;a Tin INV nther North-
Nfafn n "A
cnan,ias ~ conat,tntioua, 1ihortv know VOL
VIM" iIoy ~ ,,ov ,noat snfolv atra bjow.
All trn ,,ar1;ao5n croxd lnois comnlacoutly on
| I'LL .tsa n .,,.sr 49,, ;rtlicto} ~, ono * tl,o
, 1874-09-28

The Companies That InAve Decided
to Withdraw from Chicago Arc E4rin
ln Their Determination ~ Other
Itc1iln.
Special Disuatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoRg, Hept. 27.--Information received
from the National Board OF Fire Underwriters
shows that the companies which have decided to
Withdraw from Chicago will adhere to their de-
cision. Those companies which have heretofore
been undecided ~ to their course aoem Inclined
to follow the load Of tho majority. The oAicora
Of the National Board hero nro reHponaibie for
tho atatomout that they nro doiug I'LL in their
power to aid tho cilizons OF Chicago in acquiring
the needed reform.
A letter from, Tho Mayor Of Chicago to a per-
aounl friend Of his hero, contains request tint
he will look around for a competent person Tor
Chief Engineer of tho Fire Department..
Thomas II. Montgomery, the Qenoral Secretary
OF tho National Donrd, received OH Saturday q
telegram from tho CitizunB' AHsocation tequost-
iug him to confer with Con. Shalor mid Induce
him to vislt Chicago immediately to assiat In tho
reorganization OF tho Fne Department.
Tue German American INSURANCE Company
signiaed, OH Saturday, thoir intention to With
draw.
Several prominent insurance officials will visit
Cnicago early tllia weok Tor tho purposo Of care
FULLY ioting the COURSES Of cvouta 10 III to act i'll
tolligentIy on tho subject in future.
, 1874-09-28

Epectul DMndtch 10 TIE Chfcaoo Tribune
YonKv1tLE, ILL.,, Sept. N.-rlo Grunge picnic
at Houso'H Grove. shls county, yesterday, was
worry profitable aud enjoyable affair. Ovor a.ouD
persons ATTENDED, and that uul..ber would hava
boen ucarly doubled had tho woather beou moro
favorable -Four Oranges weto in tho pro-
coHson, clothed in thor rosalia, aud boar1ng
.banpors. nottoos, etc. Esquire Joha Lit2y was
made preslleut OF tho, Day. mud at
1o;3O, a. m. ". g. PlaEg waa intro
| was worry ablo aid exhaustive, and Ind a rood
effect upon all who hoard it. Diuner followed,
and it was n grind, good dinuor. sovoral la.rge
tables woso pproad. All were fed, and 1al
plenty loft. After dinner Mr.. Goldor talxed to
tho Patrons for an hour, hiy romarks boing
cG ea'sa hy AZ @1 uaay ma " wit 10 copnty %as f1o" %bo
20 p. m., tho speaking bolng. oyor.
daueing succeeded, which was continued
Iato into tho evening. Tho plaintlold Cornot
Band supplied good music. Tue Hon. Alexander
Campbell Independent eandidato for Congress-
for this district. and ". Ettoo. candidate for su-
poriuto1lent OF Public Instruction, wore present
by Invitation, but did not speak.
, 1874-09-28
WASHINGTON.

The Marriage ut tho Daughter OF Gons
Sherman Hl0lnesrnrd Bound - An
OG2icinl Visit - 'Ehe Sloop-0f- Wnr
plymoutl-E0ne Into tho Service OF
Iupnst.
Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
WAsu1No1oY, .. c., Sept. 27.-It Is expected
that the Wedding Of DfisB Sherman to Mr. Fitch,
Of tito navy, on Thursday next, will bo tue
ggaudeBt nffair Of tho kind that haa occurred in
Washington for twenty years., not excepting tho
Chase-sprague. tho DouglaB- Villains. the Stow
art-Hooker. or tho Graus-sartoris weadinga-
uouEwAnD HOUND.
The face Of tho Right Reverend Inspector Of
Foreign Consuates, parson Newman, formerly
pastor Of tho church at which President Grant
aud family worshipod, IL ho1noward turned, aud
he will roach hore next spring to toll what ho
knows About the Garden OF Enou, the Tower OF
Dabel, tho ruins OF Beshn2zars palnco, etc.
AN OFFICIAL y1g1T
An attaohe Of tho aelman Legation mado an
official visit to tho Navy Department yostorda;'
to inquire luto our navY-pay system.
THE sLoor-uF-wAR PLYMOUTH,
| now at Portsmouth, N. E., goes into commission
Oct. !, nnd about ten daye thereafter will Rail
for ABatic waters aud relieve the Laclsawallt,a
which il to return homo for repairs. The Ply
mouths outfit will include ono Of the Thompson
deep-sea sounding machines.
GONE INTO THE SERVICE OF JAPAN.
| %paBsed Acknowledgements Ter Barton, Of Maine,
lis accepted the position Of Auditor Of tho jap
| anese Treasury for tho Navy.
| lJ0 the -AsSotiattd 1Ttss.1
| NOT RECOGNIZED.
WAsnlSaTos, Sept. 99:--1n reply to letter
! asking information, o. Il. Kelley, secrotary Of
tho National Grange, says tho Changers Mort
gago bank, lately advertised in Now York, ID
| not ndorsed by tho National Grange, nor is it
recognized BY tho Executive Committee in any
| shape WhataY9r.
| SALE OF GOLD.
| The Secretary of tho Treasury has directed the
Assistant Treasurer ut Now Yor1 to sell $500 Out
gold each TAursday during Outobor. Tho total
amount to be sold il 81, 100000.
, 1874-09-28

DAKOTA TERRITORY.
Tho election is for Territorial Legislature, a
Delegate iu Congress, aud TezritogiA officers;
aud nominations aro as followa:
Republican,. 0prosition.
Delegate In Oongress,
Jefferson r. Kidler. William A. Durfeigh.
Territor1nl Auditor,
A. ahoridau Jones, u. +. Stevens.
Treasurer,
John Clsmentaon, g. 9. Maynard.
Superintendent OF Public Instruction,
Rev. J. J. McIntire, Henry y. Uatk.
Commissioner Of Immigration,
Frederick ]. Crosu, Benton fFaicy.
1idder, tho Republican candidate for Delo-
cato, has been for aovera1 yoars Territorial
Judge 10 Dakota He WIS formerly Lioutenant-
Governor Of Vermont. Durloigh, tho OPP
position candidate, was formerly tho Republican
Territorial Delegate. The contest Of factions lit
Territorial politics has boon finally reduced to
the two tickets above givon.
, 1874-09-28

HOLLY srn1Nos Miss, Sept. 27.-YoBterday,
about .. NJ, the north. bound mail-train on tie
Aisaiasippi Contral Railroad was precipitatcd
down M embapkmout over so feet, 8 milos
south Of hore. Tho ladiea' car and Pullman
palaco-car turned ovor twice. No one killed.
Fifteen wore wounded, one severely, colored
man. Stunt. Sellers and Conductor Fowler
wore amoug tho slightly wounded. The
uauaca OF the passengers wero not aacortaned.
Tho accident waB caused by o heavy rain during
tho morning undermining the cmbankment. No
accident being regarded as unavoidable. The
soutll-bouud train was turned north, and pas
scngera, mail, aud e1proaa transferred Trains
are On time to-day.