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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
ANNUAL MEETING OF THR CHICAGO BOARD OF
UNDERWRITERS.

CHICAGO, Jan. AT the annual meeting of
the Chicago Board OF Underwriters. held to-day, the
Following officers elected for the 6hsulns yosf!
President, Jonathan Goodwin. &C.; Wee President.
F. M Teai treasurer, c. W. Drew; Secretary, Alfred
Wright The Patrol Committee Is constituted as fol
lows, Frederick James, RoUerG Crltchel, and Arthur
Ducat.
Mr.. g. NJ Moore OF the firm Of 8. NJ. Moore Co. was
elected Fire Commissioner, Mr.. j. b. Drake having re-
signed new building law, which has been prepared
by a special committee, consisting OF underwriters,
architects aud engineers ana which Is considered per
feet in every particular was also submitted by Gen.
Dcat the Chair OF the Committed. The discussion
OF ms law was deferred until whom another
meeting ia 10 be held. Tue election to-day has been
very fortunate and Is looked upon with much favor by
ali classes The officers chosen are Oil men OF hlgn
standing and great ability AMI Will do much toward
resforlnr confidence Ia tue lire aft AIRS OF this city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
PROTESTS OF LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS

The ACTION OF THE MILITARY AND THE WORDS OF
SHERIDAN DENoUNCEDiBY TIE TAMMANY GEN.
ERAL COMMITTEE
The following protest against the Lou .,ana ont,
rage was offered last evening by jean Kelly, at tie
meeting of the Tammany Hall oieners, Committee.
and unanimously adopted
To-day 10 VIOLATION II Law and in defiance Of the
sacred ngu's su" apteed by the Consultation of the
Unsed stAtes' N armed band Of under the So
called au .,orty of the President, outraged the
laws hd tranped upon the rights and privileges OF he
people Of q sovereign State. Phc Legislature of the
State OF Louisiana lawfully chosen by people
peaceably assembled at the time sad In the place desig
mated by law aud for tue discharged the duties ncum
bept upon them by the laws OF that State, Gen.
sral Of sse arm, Of che Uehed etAtss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE CRISIS IN FRANCE.

PRESIDENT IMAGINATION DECLINES AT PRESENT TO
ACCEPT TuE DESIGNATIONS or HIS MNIsrERs-
THE PRESIDENT LIKELY TO DECLARE IN FAVOR
OF DISSOLUTION.
PARIS. Thursday. Jan. !, 1878
President MacMahon has informed the Council OK
Ministers that he declines to accept their signa-
tions until he has succeeded in forming Cabinet
out of the new majority Of the Assembly.
LONDON, Thursday jan T. 1875.
Tho Tmess Paris dispatch says THAI, as it is well
known that the dissolution of the Assembly would
render President MacMahon very popular and intu-
ence the general election in favor of bis govern
ment, the President will very probably break OH
negotiations with the Left and form a dissolution
ministry comprising the Duke de BrogIie, NJ DO
Fourtou NJ. Depeyre. Gen. Cissey, and Dukes De-
cazes end D'Audifret- Pasquier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
TuEIEAsE OF THE GREAT WESTERN TELEGRAPH
LINES CONFIRMED.

CHICAGO, Jan. IAN order has just been
entered by Judge Williams Of the Circuit Court, APPROX
ing and confirming the lease OF the Great Western Tec
graph Company lines to the Western Union Telegraph
Company The terms Of the lease are not stated In the
order but t Is understood they very favorable ~
the Western Union The lease covers about 1000 miles
OF line Some surprise Is occasioued by this disposition
OF the Great IL has been given out that
the Atlantic aud Pacific Telegraph Compiny we're 20
have the lease The OF their failure 70 secure "
n toOd to he their inability or nwnKaess Up
advance the money necessary relieve .he lDes IRON
tax and othar hsns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
THE DUTY OF THE NORTH.

SIR: Are the citizens of this State to silently
and pgssvey look upon the Louisiana outrage without
solemn protest. 1t Is not Louisiana alone Out every
et.to in the Union-North, East, and West-thst 10
,nenoced by the outrage erpetrated In Louisiana iut
the ball IN motion and let IL roll on un, -. th ~"
eople the country speak in thunder 10 to
seryapts OF the people-the President and ConEleS
let ma a meeting called OF citizens irrespeeiroo y,
marty and let Democrats and Republicans, Grant inen
and anti Grant men, join hand IN hand 10 rrpuke .no
ontrage lust perpetrated. aud which ~ not uiseou"
tepuuced openly, manfully, ana nrmly may rra0n na
own state before the year 1875 shall expire Let US p
patrioic and Just 10 all the BATES Tor heaven ony
Knows what iay be Ia for II We silently sup
mit without Inurmur
Eeup York, Jan. g. lNG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08

Treasury to examine into the claim, which nc mas
DONE and pronounces it TO be fraudulent. Inc sec
retary therefore, has further directed acton 10 9e
Court at Nashville for the recovery of the money.
and has called the attention of the Attorney Tor tne
District of COumbia to the facts for sdch crl'nn"
civil action the case may warrant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
Rr.ENFoRCEMENrs FOR CUBA.

MADRID Thursday, JdU' y I0'0'
One thousand troops will be sent to CUBA
on the 10Th OF January. to reinforce the spanish army
on that island.
HAVANA Jan. -Four hundred soiuieis si''''" "'''
from Spain. .-,.,, A.,
na,cs 70 cant Gen Coucha he hopes TO he enabled
- dIsnatcb regnforcements in numbers sufficient to
.r,sh an ,he hopes Of the Insurgents and announces
that 600 men will sail from Cadz on the 10Th OF January
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08

A MAss-MEETING TO BE HELD AT TIE COOPER Is
sTITUrE on MONDAY EYENING.

A MASS-MEETING TO BE HELD AT TIE COOPER IN
suTUrE on MONDAY EVENING.
To tho CihsPlS Of Ae,o- York: To-day's Associated
p ss dispatches Of tho events which took place in
our sister city of New-Orleans present the most
marked attack upon the rights of American citizen
ship which has been made since the establishments of
our Government. A legislative body of sister
State. peaceably assembled, has been broken into
and dispersed by Federal troops acting under orders
from the President of the United States. To give
expression to the outraged feelings which every cit-
zen of free commonwealth must experience at
crime, happily in this country SO unparalleled
against the underlying PRINCIPLES of our Govern
ment we ask you to assemble, irrespective OF party
Ties at the Cooper Institute, Monday evening, jan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
TERRITORY IN AMERICA CLAIMED BY GREAT
BRITAIN.

NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT
AND THAT or THE UNITED STATES.
LONDON. Thursday, Jan. :, 1878.
The London Globe says correspondence is in prog
ress between the Governments Of Great Britain and
the United States in relation TO some territory ia
British North America. which Great Britain claims
but has never formally annexed to her dominionS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
THE BRUNSWICK SUCCESSION.
NEGOTIATIONS FOR ITS SETTLEMENT.

LONDON. Friday, Jan. sta m.
The Times dispatch from Berlin says nego-
tiations have been opened between the Berlin aud
brunswick Governments with view to the settlement
OF the Brunswick succession.
There Ia little doubt that the Prussian dynasty VIII
SCENTS TO acknowledge the presents Constitution Of the
Epplrr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08

II, 100, AT o q CiOCh'
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WIN. II. WlJKllAM.
AUGUST BELAOSr.
X l.. G0DKIN,
W. BUTLER DUNCAN.
WA. NJ. EVARIS.
MANTUN MARBLE,
JAdRs NJ. BRO M,
sANIiKL L. 81. BARLOW,
WHlrELAW IRfD.
EDWARD COOPER,
HOWARD POirEI,
ADRIAN \. HEWITT,
PARKB GODWIS.
WIN. ID. SlIPMAN,
OSWALD OTTENDORPER,
CHARLES A. DANA,
kRASTU5 BROOKS,
kDWAKD sALOIJN,
q If VAN BKt'Nf.
SIMON sTERNB.
ICUARD LATIiBRS,
CHAS. DONOHUR,
JOHN CROSBY BGOWH,
JlMKS STUART.
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JOHN 7. AGSEW,
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J. EVARTS TRACY,
X. RANDOLPH ROBINSON,
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JOHN KELLY,
PETER ID. OLSBY,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08

L. r. MEADE,
VON GUND.bL 4 CYRCs,
MARSH, PAICB & Co.,
A. l.. BRICET 4 Co.,
NJ. NJ. COMACK.
LRYrR'CK & Co.,
JNJ. T. uANBMASH,
X. MOO rs,
JOHN &. MiyIMoSi
JNO. r. BLACK,
JAMES BRBrf,
j. }. PiEdCB.
MARrIS +. MCNAuON
J. YSOMAN,
TilOA SCOTT.
u. RANKIN.
WALLER S. PIERCE.
A. IL. kAISBY q o..
WINGArB Il PB TUS,
EDN. LEyBiIOH,
n RAUGH.
+. hANDHElN,
4. J. MURRAY.
ARTHUR b. GRAVES,
CHAS. A. EASTON,
TIL. FACIIlkl,
T. r. PONIES,
WA. ADAMS,
G. II. PARIBLBB
TiIOs. Al. HANCkEL, w.,
GEO. STOIBbN.
}. Is. RICKETTS,.
J. w. SLOUGH FER,
TAFT 4 DISNEY,
ALBERT BEbBB,
A. FACHIS,
FOX Il PLAJH,
JNo. b. KlTCllING,
WA. T3ILLBk,
j. II. BALDWIN.
JAS. y. WINhAN K CO.,
w. WAITPELDkR,
J. g. MOTT.
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J. Po8iiBR,
ARTHUR TOWNSEND,
J. n. HOLLIS.
n. =. KIRKLAND,
J q. WELD.
GhRRRr JANSEN,
EDWAHD REILLY,
II. =. yBRiUyBN,
RDH ARD l.. GAllL.
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HERMANOS BROS L Co,
q. W. BRENNACK,
WIN. WOODWARD, yA,
CHAS. w. CROSBY,
f1BLDlNG, GWYN < Co.,
Wh. Il. DARRELL,
q. II. FUTILE,
VA. p. HRaEy.
L PiisG4W-.
nanlsn n. AR0HN,
JSO. II. BuRNfTf.
CHA3. Il. watkins.
GEO. KRRNELBEkG.
b. GRUNBR,
q. Y. MOORE 4 Co,
A. Is. GWATHSKr,
LRHMAE Bd0s..
W. N. NEW MAN.
A. J. vANDBRn0RL,
ROBERT b. ROOSEVELT.
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q. Won hBURB.
II. NJ. l. w. Lii COUNT.
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l.. ID. LIVINGSTON,
LOUIS II. ZBRbGA L Co.,
X. q. HUrCHlNGS,
d. l.. GARDNER,
J. x. PAY.
GEO. W. VAN SLICK.
w. &. WHITNEY,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08

less in volume and soundcr In character. Claiming 10
possrss Ordinary intelligence am at loss 10 uhder
land why tho term prosperous has been pus III my
mouth. Prosperity does not exist here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
PROSTRATE LOUISIANA
40 cu,NcE IN THE SITUATION.

1uE KELLOGG LEGISLATURES STILL IN sEsSi"N w
KELLOGG WILLING 70 SUBMIT TO AN'''
NEw-ORIEANs. Jan. 7-Both Houses OF inc Nc me-,
,orc LEGISLATURE are in session and proceeu'e VIZ"
business. The Conservatives remain toge'net ="
caucus Nothing new is reported in military Siioio''
Gov. Kellogg in an interview to-day, Saiu NO Wa
willing to abide by the decision OF the CoosI'ss'on''
C,,oo 70 tIev arbitrate the 1872 election case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
IH. oeLEsBY coREEcTs HIS TESTIMONY

J. II. OGLESBY COREECIS HIS TEsTIAONf.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. ~. II. OglesDy IN q
letter says:
The testimony given by me before the Congressional.
Committee has been imperfecty understood. and Ee
ere " put myself hight have recollection OF
used the word prosperous. SAID or inten nd "
We were souneex Shsn ever esfsee: bsEse~s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08

LITTLE ROCK, Jan. lin the House to-day the fol-
lowing resolution was introduced and referred to
special committee:
R.oved That we DO earnestly protest in the name Of
the sovereign people OF the State OF Arkansas against
this unauthorized military interference IN the local
sfars OF etate duly Acknowledged 70 be and eomp0s
ing q part OF this American Union. and we here ana
now appeal TO the candid Judgment OF the people OF
these United States know whether or not the South
6S<tes mere provinces or Independent states
within aud composing part OF this Union, with the
constitutional right 10 govern IN their own local aualrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08

THE PRESIDENT AND GEN. SHERIDAN SEVERELY
CRInCIsED-PENN's REVOLUTION OFFENDED
CONSIDERABLE EXCITEMENT CAUSED IN THE
SENATE CHAMBER by A MOTION 10 CLEAR THE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
WASHINGTON.

PASSAGE OF THE SENATE CURRENCY BILL
TIE MEASURE RUSHED THROUGH THE HOUSE WITH
OUT DEBATE OR ExPLANATI0E-MR. HAYWARD
ACCUSED or BAD FAITH IN I9sIsIING on THE
PREVIOUS oUEsTIoY-LIrTLE INTEREST MANI
FESrED IN THE MATTER.
, 1875-08-11

A IRtghly-Colorcd Ynrn TO Dcluds the
Grodatous.
CHEYENNE, Wy. Aug. l0.-Gou. Crook and
Col. Etantpn returned hero to-day from tho Black
Hills. TIE miners mero preparing to icavo,
covering up tho rschest louea TO prevent their
becoming known till such ttno NJ thoy can ro-
turn. Tho country IL consldered rich In gold
and tho mountains arc full Of qunttz. Capital
and skilled labor will develop mines equal q
thnse OF Colorado or Nevada There wc!o a5o1.
1,500 minors in tue hills aud great deal II
preliminary work haa boon done by thom 10 tll.,
wny Of dltches and slucos. There ~erc no IT,
dians IN tAat region. But fow hare been scou.
Thoso at tho Agencies ato still demanding
that tho miners bo driven out. Some Of tho
gold was pannod out IN the prosonoo Of the par
II which yielded rs cents To tic paa. There Ia
an abundance of Hatar and grass, also timber
for building. bit the pine 10 nos Of tho highest
nie1oLau!ablo quality. 4 town called StoucwnI.
had been laid out on Clusters (iulcl,, III tho vi
ciniky OF which sou,o rich dlgGinga arc located.
The whole country IL we'll adapted 10 grazing
and far1nlug. Troops ITO now en- route to cstab-
purpose Of keeping out the miners.
rrof. Jennoy'd party were still exploring tle
Hills. aud will probably remain unAl tho snldd!o
Of October.
Con. Crook and party had flne bunting IN
Spring, nApid Elk, and Box Elder Creeks, taxi
ing largo number Of rcd deer, elk, and muun-
tain Bbeep.
Con. Crook leavea tomorrow for Omal1s.
Fonr LA1tAa1E, ". r., Aug. 10.-Capt. Pollock
now post iu the Black Hills. temporarily estnb-
1irflod to keep out minern. The post will be gar.
rlaonod BY one company Of infaatry and two Of
cRYnlfY.
, 1875-08-11
THE FIRE Ar JOLIET.

THE FIRE Ar JOLIET.
spsctaE Dtspateh to TAs CAicaao TFtbpns.
JOLIET, ILL.,. Aug. 10.-Tho fire, Is briefly
noticed IN the columns of TnE Ta1BrxE to-day,
originated in tho second story Of building oocu-
pied aud owned by L. II. Day l. Co. ns dry
goods house on Jefferson etzest, adjoining tia
Will County National Bank. Tho loss is asti-
mated At $500. moptly from watcr. The lous
on tho Day building Is 81, 600; Will County Bank
Dudng $500: Masonio-H4ll Building, elou:
Ars; Z. G.. Spain, loa4 e4oo' r. g. Lord,
insurance sgonls, elo0; A. Fl. Day l. Co.,
on Htock, "a, ,ooo. lnaura,lce-Day i Co., on
building. Continental Now York, 1850 Tn:
derwsiters. Now York. $4,000; London and
Livsi,ool and Globe, ~ 500 .E4ua: Of Hart
ford. &a,000 ! ou stock. Franklin, Philadelphia.
1900 phentx, brooklyn. el.a0d forth brit
i,h and Mercantile, q 800 Henry Fish. viii
;G.oo0, Tho flro ia ropostsd by tho Local r srs
to hare been the work Of spontaneous oon.bns-
tiou. iot 1t ia firmly beloved by business men
IN lasga rumbess To hava bean tho work ot au
inceudiazy.
, 1875-08-11
Col. John a. Joyce, tho Indicted
ST. Louis Revenue Official.
flights Out"
That Is, He Departs with Covert and
0andcetine Expedition, Proba-
bly, for Cnnada;
Far In tho Wilderness to Build Him !
aest, and 10 Remain There For
ever at Rest,
General Belief that Ho Has 9 'G1ip-9aok
Full Of Greenbaoks and guoh.


sptetat Dtsnatrh to 7te Chfeoao 7,.s,ns
8T. LOUIE Mo- Aug. 1(}.--rhe of1c.r. ~ ..h.
Fnitcd States Court, in this city, haye boen coo.
s'derably excited to-day over tho revelation that
certain prominent c1-oficial with eove,a, IN
dictmcnta banging oyor l,|s hcad for ico,,r,,d...
in the ws.iskr-ring frauds. hnd auddcn,v ,ra'nss
tic town, and WAS nowl1cro to ho fonnI H.
had alrcndy furnished hon;,a N ~.
amount OF e15,0u0 On tvo o}d fn3iot.
menta Scvcsa, now Indictments h,yo
recently bcca found ngaiest him. h,t,
~ ho Was supposed to bo n,an OF largo roo.n.
And Ind furnished his first boudH so RI, ~.
Narshal Nexcomb thought there vonld - ~
difficulty nbout tho additional security. aa tod
10 immediate Btops to socuro It. A 1av =, ~,
ago. tho indicted parry left here. and II re-. t;-.,
cut that ho had Eoae to Wisconsin,. ,,,t to,a
grams from Groen Bay, the point be " ~ ro,ntoa
to bo visiting, annouuoo that no 9, nj, ra,so.
has been iu that locality. There te m so.+ ~
doubt that ho lIas abscondod, an tabor r;t,.
linn oil his Worldly wealth. Tbs .,nsa ~ ~"
sudden departure Ia tho fact thc Z ntt.,r h,;n,.
notified OF the fresh indctm< a,s. ho ,ootod
around among Lis friends an! fo,nl int IL
would ha iss.ross,b!e to ecours more bail. lin had
maae 1uc Lon bcfyro Judge Treat to o,ash t,.o
o'o 'ntactAt1ts hollng 10 1850 tho aan,o eocrritv
N the now caAes. Thia motion failed .n,
tondstt,t'n were out Of II . question. nc had IN
60 to JUL or run assnv, and bo conctnde1 In
adopt tho lattor plan. Contrary to tho cornmon
bel!G. it il luFcororsA that ho has 10 pronor.y in
ttlia city, por peyer hu, M. ,~.,,,h
il supposed to havo 1aalo coustle,nhlv
over 100000 ont Of tie whisky ring
10 In tue shape OF Uuited gtstea
f.onda nud ready caah, which ho 5rub,,cs, h,. ~,
his person. To make tho matter still xor.o fo-
tho Court of11rjetr Il turra c,t .,,.t A. .,
whic! wcre gsron by tno fugitive arc ths t1imae.t
Of straw baiI, and arc not worth tho panor vr;t,
ton co. In spite Of Efforts to keep tho uost.o,
qntet, 1t has lonhod cut among tho whisky
men, and 10. creating profound ecn-
satiou They hsyc hnrn 1co15,,. 80,
, 1875-08-11

a pEDT OWED M ENGLAND TO F1nREyrryEs
Pans, July 25.-Iho people OF Florence. dpro-
pos Of tho acceptance by their Mayor. sGuor
peruzzi, Of the Lord Mayor Of Londou's invita-
tlou, arc recalling tho fact that bic aucoetorr,
thou probably the first bankeru in tho world. lent
Edward III. large Sum for hin war will, Franco.
It waH mover re}a4l spito Of repeated demands.
and thoy consequently failed, many minor firms
being involved in tholr fall. It if 6nggceted,
Bars tho Roman correspondent of tho Debale,
that England which 1otdity lecturer othe. na-
tlons Which bfoak thou, engagements, should
set Al example by clearing on this rcorc. At
compound interest it might o1ceel tho revenues
Of Inttia, but Stgnor Pcrlzzi would tloubtlcss be
ratlsiiei with the principal, and raula devote to
hts native city good part Of the wiu4fall.
, 1875-08-11


LospoN, Aug. 10.-A dispatch from Miranda,
Spain. Says all the CArlss vilagoa on the plain
Of Alava have submitted to tho Government Of
King Alfonso.
Tho Carliat forces arc concentrating In Ma
Var1e and on tho frontier Of Discay.
Dnn Carlos ta At Estella.
A dispatch from Eco 'Usgo says breach 8
roda In oxtept WAS maoo to-day In the Ois&yA
Tower BY tho AlfonBist batteries. Three nor
batteries will open tomorrow.
fiyo t1ouBand Carlists under Gen. DoErcgary
passed through Berga yesterday towards Organ
"a, expecting .n surprise tho AlfohBist troops be-
fore beo a'UrKcl, aud intercept conyoys.
Some batth'ionB OF tho CA1liBt army of tho
North nte afro advancing toward SEQ d'urgel.
Tie Carllst ga1r1Hon at the latter place made =
Bortio to-day, but woro promptly ropulsed by tho
AlfgnBiB!a, with the loss Of nu.nber killed aud
wunnt1cd.
MApain, Aug. 10.-A dsc1eo will soon bo pub
linllod ln tho Official Gazetie, ordering levy Of
TOO QUO additional men for tho purpose Of apeetl.
lily ending tho war.
, 1875-08-11

THE FALL R!yER STRIKE.
NEW YoHR, Aug. 10.-A letter from Fail niyo..
SlAss., whore 15.U00 tuill-oporatiyes voted then-
aelyes thirty days vacation rather than submit
to The pseseas reduction in sheir wRgea, atataa
thst tho action Of tbs grocery and provision
dealers iu refusing credit TO tho opesatlyeA will
be speedily fot, for tho available funds OF modt
Of tno ompluYes niurt DO nearly exhausted that
while it 10 not tho policy OF tho municipal gov
ernmens to alIo" actual starvation, charity will
DO dispensed Sor. spatinElY. md that thu feolus
Of tho community is 40 decidedly against tho
operatives that they will rosIst al measures for
relief not a1uoluss!y called for in the light OF
hnnlauitY. AcauMhilc, nnll-ownors ray they arc
foroYor tho principle that their bus;ness il mol
to 10 u the mercy Of tic help that they have
been governed by operatives too long, and thoy
now propose to manage thcis ogu buAinoss il
their oWu wRy.
, 1875-08-11

spetiai Ij,spateh to The C.teapo 7rfotsn4,
WAsul1o1oS. u, C., Aug. 1G-Ihs officials Of
tLo Interior Department have been bueiy en-
gagged Of late In circulating printed elips con
timing collection Of all correspondence, tel
cgraphto and by lettor, OF all Indian frauds,
otc., prepared In this city for tho last month for
certain Weatern newspapers, under the special
supervision of that Department. md diacsedtt-
Ing the reports Of dishonesty and fraud that
have boen priated. Tho religious prees Aaa been
chiefly favored with thcso deliberately prepared
misrepresentation.
"pocEEp."
Tho proprietor Of t1o National l9rtttlica.
Mil not bo able 10 collect tho Bun OF s3G, ,0oO
which he hRl arpeeted to recoiyo for advertising
tho delinquent tax-ist. Tlo District Commits
sionors to-day decided that, as tho ad.crttsa-
inent had boep inserted but oue-half tho pro-
poAod number Of tin1es, thoy would pay only
S5i, 600. They have a1rcady paid S50,O Tbs
proprietor Of thus paper thrcatonH auit for TITO
balance.
TIE TnEAsrRx FAcKAaE.
The detcctiyea hayo recovered $40, 900 more Of
the htolen Treasury money and hRyo sclzea all
OF 0ttman's property. Tho money and properly
eelzed ate moro than enough to reimburse Con,
Spinner for Ills loss. OttMan Beens to have
boen man In worry prosperous circumstances,
aud Its fHcnds nro unable to account for bis
connection with thn robberY. llfs hail wua to-
day reduced TO S40, O0i, bnt DO Ii not now Ahle to
ra.so tllts aMount, owing to tho seizure Of his
property.
Collector Casey IL hero. I1o fepreeopts tho
political condition Ia NeH Orleans Al yory quiet !;
says TIM ctops will 10 very large aud that pla,lt-
ora arc prosperous and hopeful. Tue largo Ina-
joHty Ut Tho planters will ba ablo to soil their
cotton this fall for cAAh. Gov. kellogg viii soon
leasb for tho North.
LAND SURVEYS.
Durdast, Commissioner of tho Lind Office. In
tent!a to mako trip through the southwestern
country to lnspoct laul aurYe,H Ho IL OF tho
opinion that the Government wastes iarEs
amount Of money IN the survey OF .lseless ]aula,
10 hs Assot1attd FrsA.l
IME yNEAAEHY aoAnKnr.
WASHINGTON. D. G., Aug. l0.-Ths stocks and
other rersaDM property In Tho Alexandra Uspk
belonging to Ottnlan who was arrested III con-
nection with tho United Statea Treasury larco4lY,
have becn attached.
Drown, who wRa tho first ono arrested On
charge Of completely in tho Treasury rpbbory,
has omp!oyGd counsel anu will haYo D hearing
befoIo tue ro}too Court tomorrow. HA!teck re-
n,anh Ut Tim police headquarters. He uAs uot
employed counsel got. It Ii said tlat llo will
xulyo hn examination aid bo committed TO ]aiI
iu default Of 500, 900 bail.
REVENUE ArfuiNTAlxNrh.
The PEcaidrnt has signed tho commissions OF
Philip Dapplea, Collector Of informal Heyonle
for tho Sikh District OF Wisconsin Juhn r.
FIommc Is appointed QauEeE for tha Fifth Mis-
eouri Dialr[ct, and Edwin Ward for tho Sixth
WISCONSIN District.
, 1875-08-11

MORMON CONVERTS THREATEN TROUBLE.
SALT LAKE, Utah. Aug. l0.--ConH.doral!o OK
element IL prevailing In tho noebborhood Of
Coriuno, on the Contral pacifp Iallroad, grow
ing out Of tho denomination uf large body ut
Indians csmled near thore lelongtug to tue
Rnakc, Uannncks. aud other tribca. Nearly !, 900
Of tholn were !atsly baptized into tho Mormon
Church. They bare supplied themselves With
ammunition aud G1ns, aud to-day. it IL reported,
hayo Beut all their s1uaws aWa ~ aud matls tlsaatA
ot driving the uontEes from the west side OF
10 thom hy tile MoruouA lor a reservation.
Gov. Emery hAs asked for company OF troops
to ba rent to Corinns for tAo protection Of thur
pGobAu.