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The New York herald., 1875-09-21
THE GRAND COUNCIL.

THE DIFFICULTY IN SELECTING LOCALITY FOB
THE ''BIG TALK"-THE TIME AND PLACE
FINALLY AGREED UPoN-THE INTENTION OF
THE COMMISSIONERS.
RED CLOUD AGENCY, Sept. IS, 1875.
The Commissioners have changed their minds four
times in regard to the place and date of the Grand
Council After they had decided against Shadion Creek
they chose spot Crow Buttes where they waited
a day two for Spotted Tail come and then chose
place on White River six miles below the agency with
Spotted Tails approval, having already deferred
the Council from the appointed time of opening on
Friday until the following Wednesday. General A. H.
Terry has arrived, with General L. p Bradley Red
Cloud came on Thursday and vented his disgust the
change Of location. Red Dog has asked for further
time, and in hopes of an agreement among the
Indians the Commissioners have deferred the opening
again, this time until Monday They appointed American
Horse, Spotted TAIL No Flesh and Two Strike settle
the difficulties between the Ogaallas and Brules Red
Cloud and Red Dog would not listen to Spotted Tails
proposition and Red Cloud has since been partially
ignored Agents Burke Bingham and Howard Yesterday
went down TO the camps of their people and by order
of the Commission, told them to the place last
chosen the White River. After their departure the
Commissioners yesterday changed the time Of opening
again TO Monday. But this morning Commissioners
Allison, Terry and Human were present tho pro-
posed
at ten O'Clock, with several Ogallaa chiefs They met
Spotted Tail and the chiefs there who moving up
the Tepees and families Of the band The 0gallalla
and Brue chiefs had private council the ground
and agreed to request Spotted Tail that the place he
changed mile further east the river bottom and
TO meet in Grand Council on Monday Man-afrad-of-
his horses gave the deciding vote Red Cloud was not
represented except by Sword and Spider his relatives
Two companies Of cavalry have been detailed as the
OF the Commissioners and the Fifteenth infantry
men body guard in council The Commissioners
intended to make proposition to the Indians the
first day Of the Council but 1t is probable they will
wait for the Indians to name their price. Black Twin
will not come in He has heard Of large herd of buff
falO and gone on a hunt.
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IRELAND.

CONCLUSION OF THE MAyNoorH .sYNoD-cAR-
DINAL cU1LEN's STATEMENT OF IT'S WORK
DEGREES AGAINST INFIDBLITY IN RELIGION
AND nEvoLUuosABY TENDENCIES IN POLL
TICs-EDUCATIoN.
DUBLIN, Sept 90 1876
The Synod Of Roman Catholic archbishops and
bishops at Maynooth was concluded to day. Cardinal
Cullen his closing address, said the decrecs passed
were designed TO counteract increasing inhdcy and
lukowarmness in religion and revolution IN politics.
He hoped for good results The Synod gave particular
attention the subject OF tue education OF the young
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RUSSIA AND KHOKAND.

BERLIN, Sept 90, 1876.
report has been received from Central Asia that
the Khan Sade the eldest Of the deposed Khan Of
Khokand, has had interview with General Kauf-
mann and the latter is satisfied that Sade is not
sponsibe for the recent hostties against Russia 1t
is expected that Russia will recognize Sade
cessor of his father in tho Khanate; but whether
recognition will be accompanied by the armed occupa-
ton of Khokand is uncertain AT last advces all
quiet there
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DISASTERS ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE ISLAND.

DISASTERS ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE ISLAND.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 90 1875.
The Times gives the following account of the
Galveston, derived from newspaper and
ments of passengers from that city-To briefly sum-
marze the disasters the gale by Wednesday, at mid
day reashed such proportions that captains of steamers
who have been accustomed for generations traversng
this portion Of the Gulf declined to put Almost
simultaneously with the of this determi-
nation the report that shipyard the extreme
eastern the island had been inundated and that
the men were fleeing for their lives rapidly falling
barometer indicated of the Storm and the
waters of the Gulf the south side of the island
gradually begun to encroach upon the gar
beach, and they were soon overflowed, the
water during the day reaching depth of two feet
All day long and during Thursday it blew hurricane
pushing the OF the Gulf over the entire island
and covering even the highest elevations to depth of
and halt feet This ridge embraces an area of per-
haps twelve blocks of buildings extending from Me-
chanic Market street. distance of two squares
latitudnaly, and from Centre street to Bath avenue
about six squares ongudinally In the entire rear of
the east and west ends of the CITY the water rose
to sufficient depth to float large wooden ed-
fees, many Of which very valuable. The
residence portion of the city affected from fremont
street for a distance of at least mile and half
Every garden and every foundation d destroyed Dom
Giles are scattered promscuousy in the centre Of the
thoroughfares, many Of them being jammed together
Further to the west in the neighborhood of ocander
Park, where there many small farms and number
of stylish residences, the water reported to have
reached from to nine feet in depth
similar story told of the eastern end of the island
which extends from Centre street at least one mile and
half In the business portion of the city large stocks
of goods kept on the ground floors, and one may
estimate the injury which thirty inches of sea water
would involve 1t is fair presume that the earnings
of an entire year will be exhausted in repairing the
damage Probably the vegetation has been utterly
stroyed but that the island is involved in wholesale
ruin we do not apprehend"
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HOLLAND.

OPENING OF THE STATES oENERAI-THE KING
REVIEWS THE CONDITION OF AcHEEN AND
CURACoA-
The HAGUE, Sept 90, 1875
The sessions OF the States General opened to-day
by the King In his speech he said the Acheen war
had not been brought to satisfactory result but he
had everythingto hope touching speedy and favorable
end. He said the constantly disturbed condition Of
Venezuela had exercised unfavorable influence at
Curacao, but he hoped the negotiations now pending
would remove this difficulty.
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THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA.

SUBSCRIPTION TO THE GUARANTEE FUND SEVEN
AND HALF MIILIoNs-sALE OF THE ASSAY
ING AND REFINING WORKS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 20, 1875.
There little that is concerning the affairs of the
Bank Of California The subscription to the guarantee
fund S, 5Oo OOO The sale of the assay
Ing and refining works to Mcssrs Flood & oBrien is
not yet consummated II is understood that every
thing is ready for formal transfer but that disagree
ment exists between the directors portion of whom
oppose the transfer the ground that the 0ph mine
VIII produce enough bullion 70 keep the works busy
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FRETGHrs FOR GALVESTON.

Charles H. Whitney Co., agents of the Morgan line
Of steamers, plying between here and the Gulf ports
yesterday teegraphed to their agents New Orleans
procure Information the condition Of the harbor
and wharyes OF Galveston, Texas. They informed
that freight could be received in Galveston and
that the wharves of the city will be completely re-
paired within few days. This news will aay the
anxiety OF numerous mercantile men
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OLYMPIC THEATRE.

There very large audience at this cosey theatre
last evening The programme a lengthy one, and,
judging from the frequent applause accorded the
in the various and farces, the audience was
moro than delighted with the entertainment johnson,
'the only the world who stay under water
for three and a half minutes;" Carlo his in
fant pupils IN their drawing room entertainment,
and Courtright in 'Flewyn and George 5. knight with
his songs and stories exceenL
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AN APPEAL TO THE CHARITABLE.

To THE EDITOR THR HERALD -
Private advices from Galveston report tho prevalence
of great desttuton and distress among the sufferers by
the storm in that city. large number Of houses
rendered uninhabable for the time being and hundreds
of poor people actually suffering food cloth
ing Might suggest that the HERALD receive any sub
scriptlons that the good people of New York might
think III TO give and forward the To the Mayor OF
Galveston for instant distribution the most needy
Respectfully &c, A TEXAN.
NEW YORK, Sent 20 1879
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Cooper Institute Thursday evening next O'Clock and
the citizens Of York will be addressed by Hon Il.
Butler of Massachusetts Hon. W. Hughes Of Penn
sylvana Hon Richard Schell Hon Edward Crane of Mas
sachusets Hon E. Tomnson and others, who will dem
the necessities Of peace
those Of and that hard money hard
times and general bankruptcy Downings Ninth Regiment
fireworks Meeting held under auspices United
States Legal Tender Club. EUGENE BEEBE Secretary.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

HEAVY FAILURE AT Observation-Disclosures
LONDON, Sept 20, 1875
The Richmond Iron Works, at Stockton upon Tees
comprising twenty-sx furnaces and rolling mills and
employing 800 hands, has suspended. The concern is
tnsolvcnt
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THEATRE coM1oUE.

The Comique was crowded from pit TO dome last even
ing Mr. Tooley in the 'Dutsh Shoemaker" sCanlon and
Cronin in an Irish and John Allen in his special
ties kept the house in roar from tho time they came
on the stage until they left H. George Goes
hand with his songs and was well received, and the
evenings enjoyment was brought to happy close by
the farce "Rapid Transit
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charity is heard should receive such subscriptions as
may be sent ana forward them Immediately to the
MAYOR GALVESTON,
and that such articles as clothing blankets provisions
NC, be conhded to the Of the Mallory Steamship
Line, No l2S hai4sn lane Very respectfully your
obedient servant TOM r. OCHIITREE.
NEW YORK, Sept 20 1875
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CRAFTS EIGHT HUNDRED MILES.

SCHENECTADY, Sept 90 1875.
Craft the pedestrian, commenced his undertaking to
walk 500 miles in fourteen days Saturday last at
seven P. NJ Last night at seven O'Clock he had made
sixty six miles
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN & co.
ALRAyy Sent 90

ALBANY Sept 20, 1875.
Duncan, Sherman Co owe this city ST. 300 II, and
they propose to settle at thirty three and per
cent, in five semi-annual payments. The Finance De
partment have agreed to accept the proposition.
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sToNEwALL JACKsoN's STATUE.
LITTLE STUMBLING BLOCK IN THE WAY OF
vIRGNIAN LOYALTY TO THE MEMORY OF
sToNEwALL JACKSON.

RICHMOND, Va, Sept 90 1875.
The detention or the Stonewall Jackson statue in
Baltimore is supposed to be due only to the usual red
tape crcumocution of the United States customs au
thorites Governor Kemper was notified OF its arrival
in Baltimore some ten days ago, when he authorized
the agent of the Powhatan Steamship Company
70 transport it to this city. 1t was then
expected that the statue would be sent at
once but he informed later that it would be neces
sary send his affidavit to the effect that the statue
present the State Of Virginia order TO obtain
its release from the Baltimore Custom House without
the payment Of the regular tariff such articles.
Governor Kemper promptly forwarded the official docu
ments required in such cases, since which nothing has
been heard further than that he will be duly notified
to the time Of the shipment OF the statue from Bat
more
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DIED..

SuEA-On Monday the goth inst, OF diphtheris,
MAMIE, daughter of John and Mary Shea aged years
and months
Funeral Tuesday, at two O'clock from i,5ss Third
rFor Other Deaths see FyfA Paqel
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for She past twenty four hours in COM
parsou with the corresponding date Of last year.
dicatcd by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD BuHdng:-
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THE EASTERN WAR.


EHE ADDRESS TO PRINCE MILAN AND THE
sKUPTcHrNA-DEBATEs TO BE KEPT Sc
cRET-NoTE FROM THE SUBLIME PORTE
WILL sERvIA REMAIN NEUTRAL
KRAGUJEvArz, Sept 20, 1875.
In compliance with the earnest desire of Prince
Milan, the deliberations of the committee appointed to
consider the address in reply his speech will be sub
mitted to the Chamber of Deputies in secret session
The debates in the Chamber will also at the request Of
the Prince, be kept 1t is not yet known what
will be the tone of the address
The servian newspapers say that the government
received note from the Sublime Porte asking If Tur-
key may rely upon the maintenance Of servian neu-
tralty The servian government has not yet replied
EHE sKUPTcHINA DEBATE COMMEMORATIVE
MEETING HELD WITH CLOSED DOORS
KRAGuJEyArz Sept 20, 1875.
The debate in the skuptchina on the address in
ply to Prince Mans speech has commenced. The
sessions are held with closed doors
RUMoRED wARLIKE INTENTIONS OF THE sKUPr-
oHINA--A PRIVATE ADDRESS TO THE PRINCE
DEMANDING WAR;
KRAGUJEvATz, Sept 90 1875
II is rumored that the address of the skuptschina
does not mention the subject of war but special
address to Prince Milan will be proposed wherein the
House will ask the government TO declare war II is
asserted the government will leave the initiative to the
nation.
REPORTED INsURGENT VICTORY IN BosNIA-THE
NsURREcTIoN GAINING GROUND.
KRAGUJEvATz, Sept 90 1875.
Advces from Bosnia report an engagement yesterday
between $500 insurgents and Turkish brigade which
resulted in the retreat Of tho Turks The nsurrecon
continues to spread.
THE ADDRESS AT LAST ADOPTED DY THE sKUpr-
cHINA-No DECIDED POLICY INDICATED
KRAGrJEvATz, Sept 90 1875
In the Skuptchna to-day the address in reply to
Prince Milan reported by the committee was adopted
by vote of II yeas to A nays The document simply
paraphrases the Princes speech regarding the Turkish
troubles, and contains warlike declaration It will
be presented to the Prince tomorrow
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TELEaRAMs FROM TEXAS MERCHANTS.

The following kilograms received in this city last
evening by prominent merchants doing business with
Texas
HoUsToN, Texas, Sept 90, 1875
The greatest distress prevails among the poor people
at the East End, Galveston. Several hundreds of them
have been rendered utterly destitute by the storm.
They need help Immediately.
HoUsToN, Texas, Sept 90, 1875
committee OF relief has been organized to help
the sufferers with the Mayor of Galveston its head
Contributions are now being received Can you help
themY
Another despatch says
GALVESTON Sept 90, 1875
The greatest suffering prevails here among the poorer
class and many in the wealthier class in distress
The people at the East End have been washed Of
their houses their clothing lost and provisions de-
stroyed Help is needed now.
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ARREST OF GEORGE WILKES.

George Wilkes was arrested last night on a warrant
issued by Judge Bxby on the complaint Of James +.
Latham, for alleged libel He released 90 bis pa
role 10 annear aud give bail to-day
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THE LADIES, ONE AND ALL, PRONOUNCE
soar the best clarfe and emolent foe
tho Complexion that they have employed II should he
used by all who anxious unblemished skins.
Depot CRITTRNTON'S No. Sixth avenue.
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METROPOLITAN THEATRE.

The female mnstrels have proved a great attraction
at the Metropolitan. The "Kaliedagynai" we're quite
n feature OF the entertainment the tableaux being
twelve in number and selected with great taste.
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THE RIO GRANDE.

THE COLORED TkOOPS FIATEKNIZING WITH THH.
MExICANS.
WASHINGTON, Sept co. 1875.
The presence of coored troops in the Department or
Texas especially along the Rio Grande officers duty
in that locality say is effective if the entire
command composed OF white troops. Complaint is
also made that they too friendly terms with tho
Mexicans and that they are likely 10 suffer from thcsr
treacherous friendship
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A PURIFIER OF THE BLO0D.-HYArT'S LIFE
BAfsAM the old reliable family medicine conqucror Of eu-
Inatism gout neuralgia scroula, &c. Ask for the B
Sold everywhere Depot, 2f6 Grand street, New York
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GREAT PUBLIC MEETING

A-PATENT WIRE SIGNS, ENGRAVED METAL
and BRASS SIGNS packed and shipped.
tPHAM Co, $50 and 252 Canal stneet.
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A REGULAR SO HAT, 81 90; SILK HATS, SO 80,
sold elsewhere for So and So 10 New Church stairs
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THE TEXAS CYCLONE.

FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE DAMAGE
WROUGHT BY THE sToRM-DIsAsTERs TO
SHIPPING AND GOVERNMENT PROPERTY
PROBABLE LOSS OF LIFE.
GALVESTON Texas Sept 10, 1875.
During the storm on the 18th inst the steamship
Australia loaded with for Liverpool went to sea
from the outer roads, and driven ashore ST.
nard, sixty miles west of here Her surgeon and mate,
who arrived here to-day, report that lying in
seven feet of water No lives were lost
A BARK AGROUND.
The bark Edward Mcdonald which was dscharging
at a wharf, blown upon the point of Pelican
Island, in Galveston Bay, and is now aground n-eght
feet of 1t thought she will be gotten of with
slight damage
A STEAMER WRECKED
The bayou steamer Beardstown was driven from her
dock and broken to pieces, and is total wreck
number of her crew reported to have been lost
PROBABLE
Or. H. W. Peel, Health officer of the port, was at
Quarantine station with his family On the evening of
the 18th he sent his family to the city excepting little
grandson, who remained with him at the station. ON
the evening of the 10th the storm increased and tho
water rapidly carrying away the buildings, and
when last Dr. Peel and the little boy were in the
old fort short distance from Quarantine station. No
dings have yet been received from them and is sup
posed that they have both been lost
GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS SWEPT AWAY
land which was being used for the construction of
gabions for harbor improvement, were swept away. A
number of men employed on the works to the
city the 15th and when the water carried away the
buildings twentyscven men cung to the ping through
the night, and all except two saved by tugs.
PROPERTY.
On the following morning dwelling houses on the
eastern point Of the island and along the beach on the
south side considerably damaged by water and
houses were blown down and washedoG In the central
and business portions OF the city very little damage
done. 1t is estimated that 5000 900
will cover all losses to property Very little damage
has been done to the wharf on the bay front.
Many telegraph poles have been blown down. The rail-
road is badly broken the saud-cuverts gone and
tracks washed Off The bridge stands, with the excep
tion of 100 yards Of stringers ana the iron png re-
mains. 1t will be several days before it be re-
paired but the trains will resume. The damage above
on the bay and bayous, is reported to be very great
Commodore Mogans feet of dredge boats reported
driven ashore and number wrecked at Harrisburg and
Houston. The terrific gale drove the water higher up
in the bay than before 1t feared damage has
been done at Indianola and Western ports
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DYE1NG AND CLEANSING AT THE NEW YORK;
DYEING AND PRINTING ESTABLIsHMENT STATEN
ISLAND Duane street 7o2 Broadway 6lO sixth
r.,
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BARKER's HUMAN HAIR PARLORS AND GOLDEN
Fluid Depot 80 West Twenty street. four doors west OF
Broadway
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GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS CERTAIN
20 cure dyspepsia constipation Indigestion and stomach
diseases GRABFENBERG COMPANY, 80 Reade st1eet
Xork
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ONE MILLION PERSONS WHO WEAR GRADU.
lTKp CnRsr ASp Lung PRorycroRs have sound lungs
health and comfort. Sold everywhere Sent by mail ioa
81 So ISAAC A. SINGER, Msnufacsurer, 0e4 Broadway.
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NEW pURI.ICATIONs.

WIGS ToUPEEs, &c RAUCEEUsS, PRACTICAL
igmakcr and importer Of Human Hair "A East Twelfth
street, near Broadway New York
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SALICYLIC HORSE CURE-AN 'INFALLIBLR
remedy influenza and preventive Of epizootc all dis
Of ths throat and passages and almens arising
SUCH cough. &c other For sale the pn
cipal druggists Made only BY y. ALFRED RESCHAkD
Pharm acIst 4O2 fourth avenue
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DRIGHTs DISEASE. DIABETES, DROPSY GRAVEL.
ID Calculus Cove Rheumatism, Dyspepsia Diseases sae
Liver Kidneys Bladder Prostate Gland frcnatuto
taton Organic Debility and Chronic Auectons a
by general pr9ctitioners) Two pamphlets
successful treatment by Natures Specific % m
Spring Waubr and Dr. A HAWLhf hhAi| n, WA va saran
and proprietor free any address Depot ann recep-
tion roou.S 300 Broadway New tork ~ h'eo u'' "~n~
mark, AsaheL Made Of God on All p.os M e1os
'.TLITB DTRECToRYr-NEw EDITION, D. JUST er,d. rVs
yaned Ir strset order. price s6 PHILLIPS, ANDRADK
A Co. 81 Nassau street, and ea>Ni Avs. ~ "N"'
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THE ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, 6s3 BROAD
way for their invention reaching tho
Its praises will be sounded by rupsarsd down tha
long centuries.
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THE PERUVIAN SYRUP "a PRoToxIpE OF IRONl
Is fountain Of health to the Dyspeptic.
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'VVItBU VUI'PVI"'u 'O' corresponding uH'o 8'V - ,
year, O. y
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The debate in the skuptchna the address in re-
ply TO Prince hilan's speech has commenced. The
sessions are held with closed doors.
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EHE sKUPTcHTNA DEBATE CoMMENCED-THE
MEETING HELD WITH CLOSED DOORS.
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REPORTED INsURGENT VICTORY IN BosNIA-THE
INsURREcTIoN GAINING GROUND.
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RUMoRED wARLIKE INTENTIONS OF THE sKUPT-
CHINA PRIVATE ADDRESS TO THE PRINCE
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Advices from Bosnia report an engagement yesterday
between $500 insurgents and Turkish brigade which
resulted in the retreat Of tho Turks The insurrecton
continues to spread
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POLITICIL NOTES.

The Hon. n. n. smalley takes the vacant plaoe
for Vermont on the Democratic National Committee.
Robert Waddell of JOhnsburg haa been nomi-
mated for the Assembly by the Republicans Of Warren
The Hon. REM. X: Phelps has formally accept
ed the nomination OF the anti TAmluAny and Republican
parties for District Attorney.
The seventh Assembly District Young Mems
Independent Democratic club have lpprOved the nUIn
nations OF the Anti Custom House Republicans.
The Republicans of Sussex county, N. j., have
nominated Jesse IL Roe Of Frankfort for the Assem-.
bly, ana Joseph A Heniershot OF Hampton for sheriff
Loot Papers. You had better get duplicate
certificate OF citizenship. Inspectors OF Election are
not obliged to register the name Of nauralEed citizen
unless he shows his certificate.
The German Republicans OF the Nineteenth
Assembly District the German CtlzenA Association OF
the Tenth Assembly District the lndepenaent Demo-
cratic Pioneer Association OF the sixth Assembly Die
trict, and the German County Conyention which met
last night have resolved 10 support John k HAckett
John Appel, MAjor Sauer, 8. Michel, George
Boerng. John Sesslnger. and Martin h,ehtm1a ver9
Associaton, hast evening TO act with committee ol
the German Brewers Association In making srrangf,
datO foI The city saa We LegulstNA