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The New York herald., 1875-09-25
TORPEDO PRACTICE.

THE SCHOONER JOSEPH HENRY ACCIDENTALLY
STRUCK BY THE UNITED STATES STEAMER
NINA IN A CoLLIsIoN-NARRow ESCAPE OF
LIEUTENANT swINBURN.
NEWPORT, R l., Sept "a, 1875
This forenoon the United States steamer Nina sta
toned at the torpedo station went outside with the
class of lieutenant commanders board. The
schooner Joseph Henry, recently ordered to the sta
tion for torpedo practice followed having board the
leutenants of the station for the purpose OF having
mock battle with the Nina the latter having the Harvey
torpedo in tow. The Nina to make every effort
TO strike the Joseph Henry with a dummy
Harvey torpedo The Nina was chasing the
schooner the wind, and the latter, in order to
avoid her, tackled the Ninas bow, but finding
that she coming into too close quarters
her bow instead. The Nina not expecting her to hold
her wind attempted pass under her stern, but the
schooner wearing her bow prevented it, The
engineer to prevent the collision, which was inevitable
ordered to STOP and reversed the engine, which
striking her She struck her about abreast the mainmas
crushing her side in and causing her TO leak rapidly
Lieutenant Swnburn, board the schooner,
knocked overheard by the shock but was quickly
cued from his perlous position by boat from the
Nina The schooner, having the hole on the weather
side, stood of for the west side of Rose
Island, where she beached on seven
feet Of water. The Nina followed her. and soon
she struck sent boat alongside and took of the lieu
tenants and She stripped of her sails and
rigging, but II is not expected that the vessel will be
worth raising she being very old and rotten in
places and valued at about sis 0OO The collision in
full sight of Her Britannia Majestys ship Bellerophon,
and the officers and midshipmen on her deck in
teresed spectators Of the manGuvrng of both vessels
from the fact that the torpedo which was being expert
mented with invented by an Engishman. The
Bellerophon has two of these torpedoes on board.
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THE CALIFORNIA TROUBLE.

THE PRoPRIEToRs OF THE BULLETIN AND CALL
ENTER AN ACTION AGAINST THE PRoPRIEToRs
OF THE ALTA FOR LIBEI-TwENTY-FIvE THOU
SAND DOLLARS DAMAGES DEMANDED.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept "a, 1875.
Fitch Pickering & Smonton instituted proceedings
to-day the Fourth district court of this city against
the propretors of the Alta ON a charge of libel
for publishing an article on Tuesday headed,
edmonton unmasked." The editorial complained
of was review of the Simonton card, In which the
writer says"It is true that Messrs Fitch and Pick
ering have remitted large amounts Of money to Mr..
Simonton, but what forS-to speculate In stocks and
take advantage of the panic which they strove to make
as disastrous possible The Associated Press
dispatches, of which we have complained,
purposely used to affect the stock market in
New York, and this can be proved. Simonton admits
that his partners sending him money at the time
he was advising them that the bank would fail We
believe that he lies when he says that
not a word OF these premontons given
to the public until afterward. We recolcct
that the Commercial Advertiser in New York. one
of simontons recent mouthpieces predicted trouble
in California two three days before the failure. We
satisfactorily show that deep laid conspiracy was
laid TO break the bank that the bulletin and eau were
the tools Of the parties operating for mutual in
terestn
The said offensive editorial closed with the following
uncomplmentary sentment:-
eve brand Mr. Simonton one Of the worst scound
res that disgraced journalism" "
The complaint is very lengthy closing with the ac-
knowledgment that the Bulletin and CdU have been
seriously injured and the plaintiffs have been brought
into public scandal, inlamy and disgrace, with and
among their neighbors and other good citizens OF
this State and have been otherwise injured and dam
| aged In their said business publishers Of said
newspapers and in their credit and standing jour
nalists; and further, that by said foregoing wrongful
false malicious defamatory and libeilous acts and con-
duct OF said Defendants these plaintiffs have been
damaged in the of $25 000 wherefore plaintiffs
bring this suit and demand judgment against said de-
fendants the of $25 coo and costs Of this action
Right wrong the popular current is with the Alta
and It's proprietors will have all the money and legal
talent they in their defence The deep hatred
manifested against the Bulletin and Call the death
OF Mr. Ralston will find in this libel suit all the noursh-
ment it can feast upon The most prominent lawyers
OF the city proer their services and business al
ready volunteer the funds to fight the quarreI out to
| tbah and
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w A S H l N G T o N.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON. Sept. "a. 1875.

WASHINGTON, Sept "a 1875.
WEISS BEER NOT TO BE TAXED.
ExCommissoner Douglass to-day said that had he
understood the question taxing beer we'll
last January as he does to-day he would not have
strued the law in the Revised Statutes as reimposng
the tax on that beverage 1t is believed that Comms-
sioner Pratt will hold that the ruling Of Commissioner
Deiano to the effect that this not intended to
be taxed is the correct ruling under the law.
LARGE RECEIPTS OF INTERNAL REVENUE
DURING THE MONTH.
Thee receipts from internal revenue during this
month the Commissioner thinks will amount to nearly
SIC, 600, O0Oa large amount for this Of the
year
RETURN OF NATIONAL BANK CIRCULATION
ORGANIZATION OF BANKS DURING THE YEAR.
During the week ending tomorrow there has been
returned OF the circulation of national banks over
$5oooOO: as much as the capital of all the banks
organized during the month OF September
Since October last there have been just 100 new
banks organized the First Trinidad National Bank
Of Colorado completing that number and receiving the
certificate Of organization to-day.
The New York herald., 1875-09-25
THE ODD FELLOWS.

Yesterdays SESSION OF THE GRAND LODGE
DEPUTY GRAND SIRE PARKE, OF THE SAND
WITCH ISLANDS, DELIVERS AN ADDRESS
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept "a, 1875
The session Of the Grand Lodge Of the 1. o. o. +.
to-day largely taken up with routine work. Tho
Grand Lodge has accepted invitation to hold their
next session In Philadelphia The credentials of rep
resenatves Tyler and Stiles reported upon favor
ably, and they admitted to seats in the Grand
Lodge
It decided that after a subordinate lodge had be-
deunct for five years any funds surrendered by
shall pass into the treasury of the Grand Lodge and
the Grand Sire and Secretary empowered to take
such action in regard to incorporation of the Grand
Lodge of the United States they may deem necessary
charter granted for a Grand Lodge in Dakota
Territory provided expense shall be incurred by the
supreme body until ten subordinate lodges nsti-
tuted.
committee appointed to ascertain the condi-
ton Of the Rebekah degree throughout the national
jurisdiction and report at the next session
An extra session Of the Grand Lodge was held last
night at which Deputy Grand Sire Parke of the Sand
wich Islands, addressed the Grand Lodge in gen.
eral remarks thanking them for courtesics extended
aud expressing wish for their future prosperity
The New York herald., 1875-09-25

| war skiing n government aid, as in the Alabama
| ovsow, can be extended TO Texas The Secretary OF
Wrepies that the Texas district inundated does not
lyithn the scope Of the country included in the law
fhorizing aid by the War Department. and he can ex-
md no assistance
special despatch from San Antonio dated yester-
day, says-''rhe storm which blasted the coast did
no damage there and very little rain fell The vino
blew perfect gale The citizens Of San Antonio IN
public meeting to-day appointed committee OF thirty
to solicit subscriptions for the relief Of the stricken
people Of Indianola and other places The committee
consists of the most prominent citizens and clergy
and good results are expected The military telegraph
line completed here yesterday and is working from
Fort Clark.
The New York herald., 1875-09-25
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
FAILURE OF THE ORDINANCE REMOVING Ex-Gov-
ERNoR HoLDEN's DISABILITIES

FAILURE OF THE ORDINANCE REMOVING Ex-Gov-
ERNoR HoLDEN's DISABILITIES.
RALEIGH, N. c., Sept a. 1875.
After the discussion Of unimportant routine business
occupying forty minutes, the consideration of the ord
nance removing Governor Hodens disabilities was
resumed and occupied the remainder Of the day. call
for the previous question voted down. Mr.. Avery,
democrat pressed, but subsequently withdrew, sub
sttute of general application, giving the Legislature
power after five years releave against sentence in i'm
peachment cases.
Mr. Badger made brief but brilliant summing up for
the ordinance.
debate ensued upon Avery's right to withdraw his
substitute Messrs Tourgee, Jarvis Durham and Cling
man participating.
The chair was sustained on appeal from the decision
that Avery had such right by 81 to 15
Mr. Turner, democrat, made hong speech, which
was bitterly denuncatory of Governor Holden's un-
presson of the Ku Kux in 1870
AT quarter TO two Mr.. Morehead, democrat moved
the previous question: and the ordinance put upon
its passage
Several members explained their votes. The Hon.
Plato Durham perhaps the abest democrat in the
Convention. voted 'aye," amid great applause With
this exception the conservatives voted sodly against
the ordinance
Three four republicans declined to vote from con.
scientous doubts whether their oath to observe re-
strictons against legislative action allowed IT, The
ordinance iaed-Yeas, 54 nays So
The New York herald., 1875-09-25
FREIGHT RATES.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept a. 1875.
At meeting Of the general freight agents of the
Eastern lines in this city to-day IL resolved to ad
here positively to rates basis of thirty cents on
fourth class per 100 pounds from Chicago New York
and equivalent rates 10 other points II under
sideraton TO make tariff TO take effect on the LIST Of
October as follows Fourth class 85 cents; grain 80
cents box meats 40 cents bulk meats As cents seeds
80 per 100 pounds and 20 cents per barrel -four
from Chicago to New York, with the regular differences
TO all other points There will also be relative advance
from 81 Louis and other Southwestern points, taking
Blcct on the same day
The New York herald., 1875-09-25
THE OTTAWA.

NO NEWS OF TIE FILIBUsTERING STEAMER
Hpe CAPTURE ANTICIPATED
WASHINGTON Sept "a, 1875
pbe espanish Minister has received dispatches from
ne Captain General of Cuba date but mention is
made of the Uruguay, better known as the Octavia,
with munitions of war the coast of Cuba 1t is un
that every precauton had been taken TO pre-
vent the vessel from approaching the coast of Cuba,
and those acquainted with the details Of the plan
confident if an attempt has been made she has been
saiye
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EVENING WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, Friday, Sept pa 80 +. NJ
Probabilities
For New England the Middle States and the lower
lake region generally clear and slightly warmer
weather with southcry to westerly winds and station
ary or falling barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States Tennessee
and the Ohio vaey, partly cloudy and slightly warmer
weather. with to south Winds stationary or falling
barometer and light winds the Gulf coast and in the
Southwest, probably followed by lower temperature
and rising of the Mississippi and in the
Ohio Valley during Saturday night.
For the upper lake region the Upper Mississippi and
the Lower Mississippi valleys, increasing cloudness
and colder weather. with northery to westerly winds
and rising barometer, probably accompanied by local
rains during Saturday or Saturday night
The New York herald., 1875-09-25
THE TREASURY ROBBERY.

oTTMANs BAIL REDUCED TO TWENTY-FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS
WASHINGTON, Sept "a, 1875.
To-day in the Criminal Court, the Of w. H. Ott-
man. charged. in connection with Halleck and Brc>h
with robbing the Treasury called apr'oa'ion
for the reduction of bail from $40 600 >uuge mac
Arthur said he would fix the bail at $25 ~ anu u Wv.
man should bo unable to give this '~ ne "ou'u S'o
that he had O speedy trial.
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RUSSIA.

THE URAL cossAcKs OPPOSING THE coNscRIP-
TIoN LAw-BAN1sHMENT TO TURKEsrAN
LONDON, Sept "a, 1875
The Times In its evening edition to-day, has special
telegram from Berlin containing the following
''Fifteen hundred Ural Cossacks have been banshed
to the penal settlement of Turkesan for having resisted
the military laws. Many more are likely to go, as
those laws meet with much opposition in the Ural
colonies
The New York herald., 1875-09-25

rife, all excepting Mr.. Adam who Rigby Of the
same kind The majority OF the Americans shoot with
the Remington sporting long range breech loading gun
Tho Vice President Of the Victoria Rife Club, Mr..
Mackcean, at Creedmoor yesterday All the Can
adams, excepting their captain, belong TO the Four
panies the team.
The New York herald., 1875-09-25
RAILWAY CONNECTIONS.

W. L. Van Nest General Eastern Agent Of tho Iron
Mountain road desires to state that the trains of the
International and Great Northern Railroad are being
run to Hearne and via Texas Central Railroad to points
southwest kilograms received by him from the gen.
eral Office OF the international Railroad that the
road unbroken and all trains running through
Regularly and on time.
The New York herald., 1875-09-25
THE CANAL FRAUDS.

BUFFALO, Sept "a 1875
Ex-Canal Commissioner Alexander Barkiey was, this
forenoon arragned in the Superior Court, under the
joint indictment found against himself George D. Lord
Lewis J. Bennett, Thad. G. Davis and William II.
Bowman, for conspiring TO dofraud the State. he
entered plea Of not guilty and gave bail In the sum OF
$4,000 Charles A. Donaldson. Of Fultonyille, became
bls suritYa
The New York herald., 1875-09-25
CALIFORNIA STOCK BOARD.

SAN Francisco, Sept. "a, 1875.
The following arc the latest California Board quota
'tions:- :-ophir, 4s7Sc Mexican, lsA Gould Il Curry,
IL; Best & Becher, 3S% Chollar Potosi, 63h; Crown
Point 22A; Yellow Jacket ssh Alpha Consolidated,
II; Belcher. 1Sk; Consolidated Virginia, 2lI Sierra
Nevada, lSk; California 55&; Overman, 45 JUS
,tiCe. Is
The New York herald., 1875-09-25
THE TRANSMISSION OF MAILS INTERFERED WITH
BY THE STORM.
wAsHISGroE, Sept. "a

WASHINGTON, Sept. "a, 1875.
letter was received at the Post Office Department
to-day from Postmaster Sabin Of Galveston, Texas,
stating that the late storm has injured the railroads
as to seriously interfere with the transmission Of the
mails in that section Acting Second Assistant Post
master General French replied directing him to make
the best mail arrangements possible until the railroads
could be repaired
The New York herald., 1875-09-25
KILLED ON THE RAIL.

Stephen McRuver, brakeman on the Pennsylvania
Railroad was walking on tho roofs OF the cars at two
O'Clock yesterday morning in Jersey CITY when he
slipped between two cars was over and SO injured
that he died an hour afterward
The New York herald., 1875-09-25
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS.

SPRINGFIELD Mass Sept a. 1875.
The Hoyoke republicans, at their caucuses tonight,
elected majority of delegates in favor Of the nomna.
lion Of Charles Francis Adams for Governor
The New York herald., 1875-09-25
ENGLAND.

DAMAGE TO THE HOP cpoP
LONDON, Sept 81 1875.
Recent rains have been very damaging to the English
hon crop
The New York herald., 1875-09-25

TT IS A FAILACY TO SUPPOSE THAT OBJ
noxious skin diseases be removed by oinmens wel
contain grease To completely and qucKy eradicate erup
tons use GLENNs sULrnuR soar which is cleanl pleas
n and
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PAPAL CONSISTORY.
NEW BISHOPS APPOINTED.

NEW BISHOPS APPOINTED.
ROME Sept "a, 1875
The Pope held consistory yesterday, at which sew
eral French and Spanish bishops appointed Mgr
Diez appointed Bishop Of St Christopher, Cuba
The New York herald., 1875-09-25
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours in COM
parison with the corresponding Of last year as in
dcated by the thermometer at Hudnups pharmacy,
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IrHAnA. Sent. "a ]

ITHACA, Sept a. 1875.
d. j. Tompkins, Of Trenton graduate Of the class of
1875 has been appointed TO represent Cornell
uniHeTsity IN the noxt iniarcnllegiata contask
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HARPER L BROTHERS.
Ill LIST OF NEW BOOKS.

COOKERS rHE1srIc coNcEPyIoN OF THE WORLD.
The Thestc Conception Of the wSrd An Essay in opPe
Cocker D. D., IL D., Professor q Mental and Moral
Ie1sS IN and dc GREEK Faossophy ciSva sS
s. so
GLADSTONE on THE PoPEs SPEECHES, Speeches
Of Pope Plus TX. BY the Right Hon. w. f. Gladstone.
NJ p THE Vatican DEGREES in Their Bearing
csyt Sy HS1SI with Ss vatican IS Dececs ana aa
The three pamphlets in volume under the general
Tracts The Vatican pecreesv OF ths
s. spGs IS. COLLECTED A1'"'n' WIN ''''' '' ''''''
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ASTOR HOUsE.-wITH THE REOPENING OF THE
Astor House HUNT DUSRNBURY have introduced their
fall styles Of gents silk, Soft aud stR HATS Nos 3.
and Astor House.
The New York herald., 1875-09-25

AN ARTICLE OF UNDERWEAR, INSURlNG
sound lungs health and comfort GRADUATED CHEsT AND
LGEG PRorEcroRs- Sold everywhere. BY mail, @l Oh
ISAAC A. SINGER, Manufacturer, 69i Broadway
The New York herald., 1875-09-25

EXTRA DRY CABINET,
MOET 4 CHANDON.
THE BEST DRY CHAMPAGNE.
ANTHONY OECHS,
Sole Agent for the United States.
The New York herald., 1875-09-25

DYEING AND CLEANSING AT THE NEW YORK
DYEING AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, STATEN
ISLAND street. 752 Broadway 6lo sixth avenue
and loo and 16S Pierepont street. Brooklyn Estaosneo
lJ
The New York herald., 1875-09-25

CANDIDATE FOR POPULAR SUFFRAGE
KNOXiS fall style Of gentemens HATS must prove tha
leading favorte the fall campaign. All who want an
elegant and becoming HAT should make their purchases
No Broadway Of Fulton street. No 333 Broad
way an his Fifth Avenue Hotel store.
The New York herald., 1875-09-25

A-RUPTURE CURED BY DR. MARSH PRINCIPAL
of late Marsh Coz his old office, No. VeseJ
street, Astor House. No uptown branch
The New York herald., 1875-09-25

STREET SWEEPING MACHINES-SMITH'S PA
tent rights address ROBERT Ii. SMITH, l,SOS JEFF
ferson street, Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1875-09-25

A NASTY CATARRH RoUTED-UsE wOLCoTT'a
CArARRH Tested at Pain Paint depot, No os
Chatham street. New York
The New York herald., 1875-09-25

A REGULAR So HAT, 81 90; SILK HATS, So SO,
sold elsewhere for SIS Sa 10 New Church ST. stairs
The New York herald., 1875-09-25

A-sIIK ELASTIC ABDOMINAL BELTS, STOCK.
fScs ANKLkrs AND KNEE CAPS. MASH'S Truss Office.
No 3 Vesey street, Astor House. No uptown branch
The New York herald., 1875-09-25

EPiZ0OTIC.
Horses well under influence of Gorion's Food
proof against the disease Now York depot, 90 Chatham
The New York herald., 1875-09-25

AL WEDDING NOTES CARDS, &C, ENGRAVED
John street
The New York herald., 1875-09-25

BARKER'S HUMAN HAIR PARLORS AND GOLDEN
Fluid Depot West Twenty street. four doors west H
broadway.
The New York herald., 1875-09-25

FROM THE COUNTRY.-LADIES, MISSES,
pentlemens Doors SHOES and CATERS all styles
and prices Patronize MILLER CO. No Union square
The New York herald., 1875-09-25
SPAIN.

CARLIsTs BLoCKADED AND LIKELY TO SEEK
REFUGE IN FRANCE.
LONDON, Sept. "a 1875.
The Times this morning publishes special telegram
from Bagneres de Luchon France containing the fol-
iowing:-
rwenty five hundred Carlists bockaded by 10 600
Afonsists at viela They will probably be forced
cross the frontier at Pont du Roi The Carlists at
Gavarnie have been interned"
The New York herald., 1875-09-25

DAvID's FALL STYLE OF GENTLEMEN'S HATS.
299l1 Broadway near Duane street.
The New York herald., 1875-09-25

AL FURNITURE BARGAINs.-sEE kelly &
co. Is advertisements.
The New York herald., 1875-09-25

IRON IN THE BLOOD Is SUPPLIED BY THE
PEnuyIAN sYRuP which builds up an iron constitution
The New York herald., 1875-09-25
THE pApAL NUNcIo REPLACED.

MADRID, Sept. "a, 1875
Mgr. Rapeia is expected here to replace Card
nal simeoni Papa Nuncio The latter leaves for
Rome shortly
The New York herald., 1875-09-25

THE GOVERNMENT AND THE NUNcuo-No CON-
cEssIoNs TO BE MADE pREJUDIcIAL TO
MAGIsTERIAL NORTHUMBERLAND BISHOP OF
SEQ DE URGEL.
The New York herald., 1875-09-25
MADRID. Sent. "a. 1875.

MADRID, Sept. "a, 1873
The ministerial newspapers that the govern
men will soon reply to the note of the Papa Nuncio
They say that concessions will be made tending TO
prejudice the independence OF the magistrates in deal
ing with the bishops and especially the Bishop of
dc Urgel
The New York herald., 1875-09-25

SPECIAL DISPATCHES. CANADA VS. UNITED
STATES TODAY THE RIFLE MATCH AT CREED
MOOR-THE RESULT AT EACH RANCE. SEE THR
EVENING TELEGRAM.
The New York herald., 1875-09-25
AID FOR lNnrANoLA.

j. H. Brewer, No. As South street. .oknowledges the
following contributions for Indianola which Ne for
warded yesterday by telegraph transfer:-
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BELGRADE. Sent. "a. ISIS.

sERvIAN MINISTERS NOT UNANIMOUS FOR
WAR.
LONDON, Sept "a, 1875.
special despatch from Vienna to the Daily Netcs
reports that two members OF the Servian Ministry
voted against the address Prince Milan and in
(aYor Of war
The New York herald., 1875-09-25
THE WAR IN TURKEY,

REPORTED LARGE INCREASE OF THE PRIEST
zARKo's BAND-MovEAIENTs OF THE .INsUR-
GENTS
BELGRADE, Sept. "a 1875
News received from Sclavonc sources announces
that the forces under the priest Zarko have been in
creased to 1000 These have been divided into four
corps and are about to attempt the capture OF Senza
aud Priszren, which they intend fortify and hold