, 1874-10-26
SUNDAYS NEWS.
Local..

AUEAlt
The board Of Paice md Fro Cou,rnies,onnr.
has agreed upon tho employment Of Con, shatsr
A. Consulting Engineer III tho Fro Dnnnrfmnnt
and The arrangement ia entirely satisfactory to
the uitlzons' Association.
The First Daptlus, Church hnve so,octod p,an
for their new church odifco, and viii procred nt
ones with It's erection.
Tho South.
8eorotarJ Bristow. uud Postmaster Genera,
Jewell bud . eonanstation with tlo President
to ba repofs waon ossa IT, d
ldentsal, in relation 10 them, nndo by SPECIAL
Agen.a. Tho ol,ly Postmnsscrs to bo chancsd
9ss thoao lat at asySston and Houston tic
hAye rs yet tnado 10 response. Sccret.rv III.
tow Ia convinced thnt changes ought to ha ,nao
amnng cortatn Treasury olncsrs in Texas, md
this VII 10 aone - s1 early day; Tho businoes,
tho loss Of cuatons and internal royonuo. ~
Tic Motrohtan Poiico Of Now O,iosns ,,o
about to asriko for their pay, now overdue throo
monthB.
Four Thousand naturaltzed votcts, In New
Orleans, hnso been dtsfranehaca by decision Of
Ke'loSg'e Attorney General.
Foreign.
n.azil declines to entor into reciprocal trading
:, It Is expected that tho public trial Of Won
Arnlna will begin early in December. DlamaMrck M
Will be tho principal vitnoss for the prosccuton.
a dlsrateh from Paris eays tho Lcgltimsts
4to urging tho Count do Chambord to return to
Franco.
Tho Spanish Republicans hare completed tia
work Of foEt'fying tho limo Of tho Ebro, aud m
active movement against tho Carlists ia exrectnd
10 begin immediately.
4 dispatch from Tlflio, In Kunaia, brings In
portion Of tha. city. At the timo tic telegram
was sent the theatre mud upward Of 100 Stores
had becn burned, aud tho fro was still raging,
Tho Isccchcr Scandnl.
Thero waa long argument Saturday III ths
City Court OF DrooklyA upon tho motion Of
counsel OF Ho,,ry Ward Docchor to conn ii 1,hen.
do1o 1llton to furnish bill Of particulars IN hi.
suit a3sinat Mr. Deochor, Counael road tlc
affidavit from Beec4or gettpg forth thai
the plaintiff specifics but ono date on vIicl,
any act of i1nPrope. conduct on hta (Hcecher's}
| part Ia alleged 10 have occurred. IfIton ayorb
| that Mrs. Titon and Boocher confessed tloir
guilt at different times. This bTr. Dee.her uosi
lively donies, md characserizcs tho atatomont "a
utterly false, md fears that Tiltou coDtcnp!asot
| aud, therefore. ln requires to know what teeti-
mony ho may expect to refntc. Tue Court took
| tho papera.
| Miscellaneous
Gen. Sheridan teleg1aphs tint Lieut.-Col
Buell. attackod the indians at tho hotdauartata
inst, destroying csmps Of tifteen and seventy
hye lodges, respecsival5, and driving tho Indiang
before him, 1fe ia still il, pursuit..
ln the Convention Of tho Irish Benevolent So
ciotics, in soseion 4: Baltimore, resolution was
passed that 1t was iuadyisabo to encourage
Irish immigration to this country at this tiuae
l. dnring attempt was mado Saturday night, at
Cameron Station, Mo-, to rob thu castorn- bound
o1pross train OF tho Chicago, Rock Islalld l. Pa-
ciilc Railroad. THO passengers aud train men
MORO at sn2por, when six roDbbora boarded tho
train. Fo1r. jumped into the baggaEo-car, and
two mounted tho engine: Thoy ran tho traio
two miles north, but, falling IL their attemrsr
to break open the ospress-Hafe, abandoned tha
! train ni,tI tlot to tho woods.