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The New York herald., 1874-10-04
ALABAMA.
Arrest OF the Alleged Murderers or
Billings by The United States Authori-
ties.
MONTGOMERY. Oct. 2. 1874.

MONTGOMERY, Oct. 3, 1874.
Deputy United States Marshas Randolph and
WIlliord reached this city this afternoon with four
prisoners. whitc men, handculfed ana chained to-
gether, who were arrested in sumter county on Il
charge of killing ". r Billings the Is, of
August last. Sumter county is 100 mias west OF
this city. The prisoners 10 be taken to Mobile
Monday.
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Ha ma Markets.

HAvA$A, Oct. 2 1874.
Spanish gold. 1S5 a 1885, ..mercan god lss a
l9J. EXchan9e quiet Gu the Lnlted states. sixty
days. Gu rehcy, o7 %; snort SIGHT 20 Is; sixty
days. gdid, S3 d 81 snort slgat. 81 IS. On Lon
don, IO7 d ITO. On Pais So 81.
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The Way to Secure u Beautiful skin
Use GLENN'- SULPHUR SOAP daily in your batn. Ii
opens the pores so that al impurities can pas; OF from
the whole shin instead o competing hem TO worN OF
through the faee-lhe only part ~ great many people
that is washed and therefore The only part where the
impurities of with lacIy sold by aruggsts
&c cake or box (three cakesl tic by mail
box three cakes. Sc Address 4. \. NEifrEN-
TON, New iore. agents wautad.
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BIG FRANK RECAPIURED.

SCHUYLKiLL HAVEN, Pa, Oct. g. 1874.
1t Is reported that big Frank has been cap
tured below here. 1t is said that papers, &C,
found on him prove him TO be the right man. lie
Is badly wounded party has gone from here
tori him
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ENGLAND.
Cambridgeshire Elects a Conservative.

LONDON. Oct s. 1874.
Mr.. Herbert Rodwell, conservative, has been
elected TO Parliament ron Cambriogesblre, TO Ill
'he vacancy caused by the death OF LORD George
Manners
There was no opposl tIon to Mr.. Rodwell.
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EPAIlI,
Carlist Army Dieaffectien in the North. gss

LONDON, oct. 3, 1874.
Advfces from the North Cf Spain report that
several Carist Leaders nave abanc oned The cause
on account Of disagreement with Don Carlos MIN
lister OF War.
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SWITZERLAND.
An International Post Offic, To Be Fixed in the
Capital.
BERNE, Oct. 8. 1874.

''Isfs.F1s' WV q AOi3s
The Swiss Federal Council has approved OF the
selection OF this city as the location lor an interna-
ti0nai postal OIL e.
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Passing Through Harrisburg.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct q 1874.
President Grant passed through this place on his
Western trip at 1--WE r. N.
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THE TRANSIT OF VENUS.
Mexican savans On the Alert.

HAVANA, Ocr. 9, 1874
The Mexican Commission TO observe the transit
or Venus has arrived here route TO New York.
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PRAYING FOR DauaKARD1.

PORTSMOUTH, n. IT,. Oct. .. 1874.
The clergymen OF this CITY propose uniang
waaAIp IA ora sar TOR tina rsnss M temneranCps
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Al.-Mfllions of Heads Vow Covered
wlh profuson OF mBgnif cent tresscs their spien
did appearance solely nARRYis IRlCOpHEROGs.
4 old by druggists Lepot 26 Libc IS street.
The New York herald., 1874-10-04

Denis Donovan. Formerly st Delmoni-
co.'s gives table q hoe Dinner Mt hIs restaurant Ne
Last wellth street. tor 81 80 wine included
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A.-For an Elegant. Fashionable Hat
superior quality go direct to the cturc cr,
ESPENsCuEtD, lis Nassau street.
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1. shedding Bradley, ~ Liberty Street,
has finest old choicest subjects of Pictures in the world
~ loves. prices. elegantly trained.
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Diamonds EouGht. sold and Loaned
on; also Watches, Jewery and >lvcrwarc, GEORGE
C. ALLEN, Jewelier. ll9o Broadway. near Twenty
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s'Ecce siGnum.r-Our Patent Wire
SIGNS are novel, attractive and economical
uPtiAM 4 co, 3y9 broadway.
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The experience OF many years among the most culti
waited refined has resulted in stamping this remark
anic preparation the only feiiabe remedy for the
Distressing disp of women.
GRAaFENBEEG COMPANY, Sc Reade street
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Genuine vichy Water.

Genuine yichy Water.
(Hauterive,
Celestns,
Sames " '"e spfluNat Grand Grille,
loptaL
Bottled under the supervision OF the French govern
ment.
Fo Dyspepsia Govt Gravel, Diabetes diseases Of tho
Ilver, Kidneys and Bladder.
CAUTION.
To avoid co-rfcr'es ana limitations require that the
capsule bears lie name OF Que OF the above named
sprtnqs l. well - The YEAR Of the bottling
For by all leading reail grocers and druggistS and
10 the trade only by
BOuCHE FtLS Co,
5. Beaver street.
Sole Agents for the United states
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C0urar,d's italian Dedicated Soap Pos-
yely cures Tan, fimpies, Moth Patches, Run RouadA
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Health Rcstorea iIyithout Medicine,

hY UIF HAEKY'S EcNAI.ENT IA AKABIt FUUU tN mo
stomach nerves lungs aud liver curing dyspepsia On
uigestion constipation. diarrhea. aeduS pagita'ta.
Seeplessncss debility. wasting courh asihnn tcyers
consnmp ION. low spirits; ,0Ooo cures %hch had ~
sisted al, other remedies Depot in New Nuk JOHN +.
HENRY, CuRRAA 4 CO., Nos. s AMI college, place.
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Grnefenberg Marshall Catholicor

GoHraud's Oriental Cream Is the Most
popular preparation the complexion ever invented
IS Dond street. New York, and druggists
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Iarc, Pnn.--a New SILK Hat for 81. At
MINER CO.'S, Eattcrs 623 broadway, opposite oym-
n! he
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SING SING PRISON.
Appointment of n New Warden and
Agent.

ALBANY, ~ l., UsI a, lc.a
Alfred Walker, oil slug sing mas been appointed
Agent and warden OF Sing sing Prison by the
State Prison Inspectors.
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Electrical Polnrixa tion.-By 1t Only
the curative properties OF electricity realized.
Through the application ot this discovery are ef
fectcd ~ No West Fourteenth eyer before
compiishec
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All Who Suffer from Coughs and Colds
viii md relief in wt,fARS BALsAM af wI4D
CHERRY. 5Jc and 81 bottle; large ootca mach tho
cheaper.
A.-CautIon-card to the Ruptured.--
Certain uuprrcipiel parties are circulating a report
mat @ fon my !. aesey'ns many
% @ W ny s a m s sreag hcraa Gss
ana pny sicai defom.ties AT old ofce NJ. Nesey
p s ssS ssa A0us Be- wncrs afs sy lSa
A.-Farniture Bargains. Sec Kelly Il
CO.'S advertisement
A.-The Rupid and Effective Manner
Ii e wr condolences Of the ssnm9n sH"
prlsing retains comfortably, and soon cures worst
A.-l<itchen Outfits from
Dinner sets
lCt pieces, sic -.
Firs. class House Furnishing Goods
China aud Glass ware.
rpwAsD s'Hsrs !. 'oT TsPPfs'ssffs6aaib,s PPf'sffs6
Cooper Institute Building corner stores.
Eighth street and Third ana Fourth avenues
A.-Herald Branch once. Brooklyn
corner FIlt.n avenue and Boerum street
c. G. .uad%y ind%' ! rro,a a; a. 70 70 + + n H.
t..-Hats for Ccntlcneu-EaliS styles at
loves, prices ?. ERNESwEiN. hs Nassau street, near
A.
spade ae, and Ge at rras oe
No Vesey street la ~ In stienlance
A.-Furniturc.
Closing out sale, preparatory TO removal large
sortment OF faror Library, Dining And chamber suits
100 Fulton street Church street and 277 Canal
street, one door OF Broadway. New York.
Cure Guaranteed. or No Charge
DR. FiPERR'S RHEUN SrIC REMEDY cures rheGma.
tism neuralgia nervous and kidney diseases. IL Bond
street
Celebrated Patent Wire signs and Po-
litical Banners; original designers and makers HOuSH
Il CO.. Painters, 81 puane streat
Corns, Bunious, IugrOwing Walls, &c.
cured without pain Corn Cure. by mail. SC
Dr. kiS., io5 Broaawas, near Ncses street.
Cancer Cured without tho knife or
min. Diseases OF females specially. BvProI j. NJ,
JoMiNS NJ. D. LIS East twenty sixth street
CrnudalI ~ Co.., 500 ThEd avenue.
wholesale sn retail dealers IN patent Baby
fcioc pcde Fropelers, spriuy and Hobby horscs doll
Carriages, Wagons carts aud seigkS Constantly on
hand a large stock to suit the trade.
Dysiny and Cleaning Tho Empire
| DyElSa AND CLEANING COMPANY call tor and dc
liver goods Nav WORK 'arpa,sed ny none Once rst
0y., near Ath ".
Ounvi,,s's 0ia lri<h W hisikry IL RE
common led by the melicd pr,.csloI a. superior
telea afsni. III eass W casts gDiSy1 .,aes bsanct
hi Lruad street.
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My teeth they arc n SIGHT Ia view,
Ny breatis As sweet a. new muwn hay
And will uc - white can nav
For SOXODDNT--!or SO they do
Among the Beics Of thc avenuc.
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Or. RnGW W.

DR.. RnGw,y's
SARsAPARIbLIAN RESOLvEST,
THE GkEAf BLOOD PURIFIER
Tor the cure OF chronic disease
SCROPtEA or ~ HI.IflC, n a-RkDIrARY or
CONTAGIOUS,
be liz seated IN tie
lungs stomach SKIN or bones tiesh or nerves,
rorrupfin. The so'iis AMI ytntiDg the huids.
Chronic sheumafisn. ecrofula, Glandular swelling,
Hacking Dry Cough. caaccrous Affections s. phitio
&, mDlainfs Bleeding ~ The Lungs, Dyspepsia Water
Ira,h. JIG Dooreux White sweinnss fumors, Ulcers.
~ AMI Hip Diseases Mercurial Diseases, Female Com
pa ii . Gout Dropgy, hckets salt Rheun. bronchitis.
cDn.umpilon kidney Bladder Liver Complaints. de-
Pg.et 81 Par bOirLE,
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Il. H. X.
RAILWAYS READY RELfEF

THE CHEAPEST AND Bi.sr MEDICINE FOR FAMILY
Use IN THE WOkI.D.
.r ONE ~ CENT BOTTLE
WILL cIRE MORE COMPLAINTS AND PREVENT
LUZ. NSIGM AGAINST SUDDEN ATTACKS OF EPI-
nE nt;N NNius i, AND CqNTAGtogs pIsEAsES THAN ONE
n1NDkGD DOLLARS EXPENDED FOR OTHER
MsnclSEa or MEDICAL ATTENDANCE.
,ihE MON M RAbWAiS READY RELIEF ia
arIllED ENItNN ~ LN-UR TAKEN INTERNALLY
AtCSk CSk 40 - DIRECTION PAIN, FROM WHAT
~ ER thU I, CEASES TO EXIST
IN aii caeS " ere pain or discomfort Is experienced.
or u seZrd WIN tnruc mn, Dphcria Sore Throat Bad
.ol4n~ ltolrstntss Bilious ollie. Inflammation Of tho
noWei.' stomach Lans, Liver. kidneys, or with Group.
gun " feNer ana Ague, or with Neuralgia. Head acne.
Tc DVlofeua ioothache, Larache or with Lumbago.
ram IN The Back or Rheumatism, or with DiarrhdR
Cholera N0rhu or Uysenery. or with Burns, scaids
bruises or w,th Strains Craups or spasms the appcs
ton of kADWAA'c X ADi NELtEf viii cure YOU 0k
tie worst Of these c0mnla Lnts M d low hours
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Price q cents per box. Sold ~ druggists
pr. RADWAY co. 81 Warren street.
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pnrmly's Hats.-Correct styles for Gem
Hcmen. 2 sixth avenue four doors below Fourteenth
s.ree. Fine qualify, 81.
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Cancer Cured without tho knife q
min. Diseases OF females u speciality. BvProI j.
JoMiNs, NJ. D., LIS East twenty sixth street
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Corns, Bunious, Ingrowing Walls. &c.
cured without pain; Corn Cure by mall, SC.
Dr. Ktc4, ioJ broadway, near Ncses street.
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M RAnwAy,e prntft ,r,,.,, orr f,

Perfectly tastaess elegantly coated tor the cure Of an
disorders the stomach fiyer Boweis kidneys Bad-
der Nervous Diseases Headache. Constpation CostIvc-
lDdieestion Dysnepsa. Riliousness Bilious Fever
Inflammation 81 III Rowels. Plies, and al dcrangemens
o. the internal vscera Warranted 10 effect positive
cure.
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Ncurnl=.n. sciaticn. Rhemmntism.

Ladies'. Misses. Gentlcmcn's u nd H0ys'
BOOTS ami SHOES, all styles ana nrzcs Patrouizs
MILLER 4 Co. NO, Union square.
The New York herald., 1874-10-04

The Water of Life IS the Only Rem I'd
known TO The world that viii promptly cure indigesio
and Nervous Debility tan be had only at ). PURLEY
CO.'S. No. ll6i Broad wav, and at the WEBSTER MAN
UfACEUalNG COMPANY. No. Is Maiden lane.
The New York herald., 1874-10-04

CrnudalI ~ Co., 500 Thkd avenue.
wholesale sn retail dealers IN patent Baby CARRIAGES
Ncoc pcde FTopelers, Sprtfy anu Hobby HOrSDs, Doll
Carriages, Wagons. carts aud sieigkx Constantly on
hand large stock to suit the trade.
The New York herald., 1874-10-04

All Who Suffer from Coughs and Colds
viii md relief in WtsfARS BALSAM aF WIlD
CHERRY 5Jc. and ST. bottle; large o.tlcs mach the
The New York herald., 1874-10-04

anulhila ed by Or C;AMPB.LL's RADICAL CURE
Tor Neuralgia and kindred diseases references.
Charles G Colgate, Esq. So ana 8, John street, f. Mi
er tsQ, 2ll Broadway; John Bdlmore, Esq. Barlcu
Ga- ish, Company; Alfred Buell. ESQ 24s Broaiwsy
Aunlreds others 81 Fukon street. Druggiss 81.
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Dysing and Sieaning.-Thc Empire
DyElNG AND CLEANING COMPANY call TOR aud de-
ay nroaawsy S near - 't " 9TH 18th ST. ~ s'h
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Prices reduceiSso largest family size put up.
orders tor repairs received by mai.
JAMES kiEILAND, Nos :. 10 and IL Readc street.
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NUptufe CUftN.-IHt FUFu9MF
streaming 10 surgical Bazaar, l,256 Broadway, ncal
Jhiry-second street where Radical cure and othcs
fhp sShS can be had aud properly adjusted at one
third less Than downtown prices for same articles. Lady
IN attendance. GEORGE CALDWELL.
The New York herald., 1874-10-04

Spccimlty.-Ebony and Mnrqueferie In
LAID Parlor Cabnets Tables Eascs Music Stands. Sew
ing Tables. Jardinieres, Peiesta>, &c, ut HERTS
CO.'S Nos So6 ana Ss Broadway. opposite Eleventh St.
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Ounvi,,s's oia lri/h Whisisry is RE-
common led by the meiieil prles.oI "a superior 20
sya Tasa rss III eass vDi~a .'ea esaaee'
The New York herald., 1874-10-04

Celebrated Patent Wire Signs and Po-
ltical Banners; original designers and makers HOpS
x co. PAINTERS, 81 buane street.
The New York herald., 1874-10-04

Trusscs, Elastic stockings, Abdomlns ~
SUPPORTERS, BANDAGES, 1c., at Popular prices
DIX. GLOVER, No. 10 Ann street
The New York herald., 1874-10-04

Cure Guaranteed. or No Charge
DIR FiPIRR'S gHEUM STIC REMEDY cures rheums.
tism neuralgia. and kidney diseases. IL Bond
STR
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-09-24

had neither the power nor inclination to
resist the Government of the United
States; that the people had overthrow
the Kellogg admins tration because they
could no longer bear its wrongs, tyr.
amy, arrogance and insults" The pro-
test concludes as follows: II know as
a soldier you have but to obey the orders
of the Government of the United States,
but feel that you will temper your mil
itary control of affairs with moderation,
and in all things exhibit that integrity of
purpose characteristic of officers of the
army now turn over to you, sir, the
Capitol and other property of the State
under my charge"
AT the conclusion of this address Gen.
Brooke was seated in the office, and re-
quired from Lieut. Gov Penn state
ment of all records, etc, which were in
the building when they took possession.
Gov. McEnery and his followers then
withdrew, leaving the Capitol of Lou
lsiana in possession of the military Off
GERS of the Federal Government AT
seven p. m. two companies of the Third
Infantry marched down and were quar-
tered in the building. Col. Thomas
Boylan, McEnery's Chief of Police, re-
manned on duty with his force The city
was very quiet.
Gen. Emory had issued circular an.
nouncing the appointment OF Gen.
Brooke to command the city of New Or
leans until such time as the State and
city governments could be reorganized.
McEnery and Penn had issued an ad-
dress to the people, advising a cheerful
obedience to the constituted authorities
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-09-24

Connecticut ranks third in the United
States IS a silk manufacturing State. hav-
ing twenty-five silk factories with capi-
tai of $3,450000
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-09-24

The Associated Press dispatches from
New Orleans on the 10Th furnish the fol-
lowing intelligence:
The city continued quiet, and there
was very general resumption of bust
ness, with no gatherings of people or
evidences of excitement in any quarter.
A telegram had been sent to President
Grant, signed by the Presidents of the
Chamber of Commerce, Clearing House,
Cotton Exchange and Merchants Ex-
change informing him that this city is
perfectly quiet and free from all disturb
ing elements, and business has been re-
sumed as usual. No further trouble is
anticipated"
This dispatch was supplemented by
one signed by James f. Casey, dated at
the Custom-House,,N New Orleans, Sept.
49," in which he says: The statement
that the city is perfectly quiet is1true,
and business is proceeding as ual.
Property and persons are safe from insults
or injuries except from some rowdy or
drunken man"
The Executive Committee of the Mer-
chants Exchange had also telegraphed
| the Board of Trade of Chicago and Mer.
chants Exchanges of St. Louis and Gin.
cinnati, to the effect that 1.-THE new Gov
ernment is composed of the legitimate
and duly-elected State officers, and is in
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-15
NEGRO RIOT.

FK,SKlrs, La. Sept. IA negro attacked nd
shot John Carey, painter on Bayou Cypremont.
fifteen miles from here, about dark yesterday
Carey returned the fire. The negroes on Carey
plantation then congregated and joined In tho at
tack on Carey, who reiterated into the sugar
house. Negro couriers were sent out, and in all
hour nearly all the negroes on Cypremont were in
arms, marching to Careys place, threatening to
clean ont the white, on Cypremont.
Sheriff Gordy with a posse Of thirteen men
started at O'Clock this morning to quite the
disturbance and arrest the ring leaders.
No definite information has been received here
since the first dispatch, although Sheriff Gordy
promised to dispatch courier back upon his
rival. The distance is % miles instead Of Is, as
stated it Will take a courier at least hours TO
make the trip.
Il is lumored that Carey has since died from
the unds received, but the report is not credit
cd here.
Another squad of men are preparing to leave
for the of the dis tut bance.
The negroes here are perfectly quiet Will
telegraph again upon the ARRIVAL OF the courier,
who is mamentary expected
FRANKLIN, La, Sept. 1.-THE riot at Cypre.
mort has been qnelled. Sheriff Gordy and posse
returned tonight, having in charge eleven No
groes, the ring leaders of the d sturbance, and
lodged them safely in jail here. Mr.. Jno. Carey
wa. not killed, although severely wounded. The
ncgr" VINO shet him %a. also dangerously
wounded. All quiet now.
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"-lo stated he was Oh the staff Of Pitt ard
would communicate the wishes of the COM
,nlttee TO him. After DELAY Dibble returned
and stated that inasmuch as Kellogg had IL
formation that large bodies OF armed men
were in the vicinity of Canal street, he took
the action o. the meeting as :. menace. and
would not communicate with them. The
committee responded that far as then
knowledge went there were no men with arms
on the street. and that the meeting was not :.
menace. but the expression .: the voice Of the
people.
After receiving another refusal the commit.
tee returned to Crescent Hall where the report
was read to the crowd assembled. After tie
readn: the throng was addressed and advised
to SO home and arm and meet at Clay Statue
at o'clock. This was received with yocifer.
Gus applause and every inan left to prepare tor
the action ow imminent.
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WASHINGTON.

! WASHINGTON, Sept II The Mexican Veterans
are to-day celebrating at Marshall Hsl the ann
! versary Of the capture of the City II Mexico
Salutes were fired from the arsenal AMI forts on
ilvered the address.
The Commissioners of the Freedmen's Savings
and Trust Company say yet they can MAKE no
statement III detail for which they are willing t.
be held responsible.
They have not arrived at accurate results
either as t. the indebtedness or assets of the in
.tItutlOli.
The President has secogni, a Thomas .1oh~
Elmore. British Consul tor Georgia, and Hugo
Trtsch. Austrian Consul at eew York.
The President will return to Long Branch TO-
morrow, and resume his residence at the Execu
tive Mansion between the 9th and 2Sth inst.
There will be at the Presidents dinner this
after noon given to the ''Aztee club about twenty.
1--WE members, together with the heads of deparl
ments now in Washington.
Last year the club dined with Gen Patterson,
its President. in Philadelphia. This club was
the formation Of officers in the City of Mexico
during the war with that con try, when it was
agreed the members should annually meet there
after to perpetuate the private friendships there
formed. Gen. Patterson and others have ar
rived to attend the dinner to-day.
The Navy Department to-day received informa-
ton OF the death from yellow fever Of Mr.
Chandler, superintendent Of improvements at
Pensacola yard, and his wife on Saturday last
John S. Adams. as Postmaster at Jacksonville.
Fla.
The Presiden. to-day received Baron Schwartz
Sauborn, Minister of Austria. He succeeds
Baron Leicrer.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE recent circular of
the Secretary of the Treasury. about quarantine
and health laws. was prepared and issued, not
only wit out esp cial reference to yellow fever,
but absolutely without reference to the known
sanitary condition of single port of tho United
states. The object IN issuing the circular wa,
rs stated therein, to prevent. far as his
official action iii this connection might prevent,
the interruption of commercial intercourse with
the consequent stagnatlon OF buslne IS and loss
o. revenue which uniformly esults from the
access of an epidemic Of contagious disease.
There Is a curious question of making the
plural OF posse .'ohtitatuS. The question grows
ont Of qnarre! between the War Department
and the bureau of Justice as to from which ap.
preparation the expenses Of tho squads OF Fed
eral soldiers used by United States Marshals
shall be paid.
Lewis L. Parson has been retained to prose-
eut. the under the enforcement acts in
Alabama.
The President to-day appointed VIM. Burnett
Of Boston. Supervising Inspector General Of
Steamboats,, vice Smith resigned.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AcCusr,. Sep. IL, rep re- reaches this city
from Columbia. that party Of men killed a
negro man nd woman at the residence Of Ii. H.
story, last night. n. particulars.
WORCESTER, Mass. Sept. /. The GuzeNc will
print. this afternoon, reply from ex-Gov. Bu!
lock to Hon. George NJ. Rice and three hundred
other. VIII. asked HIM to accept a nomination to
Congress. The Goveruo: again courteously do
c.lned.
ALBANY. Sept. l4-tiov. Dix's decision in the
Havemeyer case has been made public. The de.
cision eensures the course OF the mayor, but de-
clines to remove him or take any further action
in the ease.
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SHREVEPORT AROUSED.

SHREVEPORT. Sept. II The acton of the people
Of New orean. hiss been received with the
greatest enthusiasm by the people tllroushe ut
Aostl. oulslaua. y meeting was held IN th .
city tonight :" take action upon the vsoclama-
Ton 1t i ting Gov. Penn.
Speeches we.. made ~ leading citizens Of the
parish advising modesa ion, and assuring the
respected.
tn. undersigned we're appointed committee
- telegraph the agent .i the Associated Pres.
AT Aew Orean. tina; Viii. tn. movement in
!.fti, Louisiana is comp. !e it viii be bIoodless.
HI. PARISH officials elected in l112 WI! be liz.
stalled q. 10 eloct. 10 morrow morning.
.he militia viii be organized at l. O'Clock. An
o:.c: ~. been issued. W. Is. loan.
j. {. MoScUHE.
y. Il. LEONARD.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-15
THE kU-kLIX TRIAL.

MEMPHIS. Sept. "A i he alleged Gibson county
kn kuX were brought before United States
Commissioner Carrot TIL. morning, and the Gov.
ernmen' not being ready ;1r trail Thu were re-
lease on bonds .f .5JJo.oS :hc.s appearance On
E.i.ay next.