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bank In the country II his opinion that the Ma
tional Gold Bank and Trust Company Of San Francisco
would be found solvent. and II the creditors and note
holders did avail themselves Of the requirements Of
the law force the bank into liquidation he would not
interfere with their resumng business whenever they
chose open their doors The law explicitly declares
he said in what manner solvent insolvent banks
shall DO closed up. II was matter Of record IN the
bureau that national bank, through the vote Of
the stockholders resolved TO go into voluntary quda
tion. The doors closed with that intent and
business ceased for several days, when the stock
holders reconsidered their action and resumed busi
ness In this case however the proceedings not
legal there law to prevent the bank from
continuing If any national bank, therefore, chooses
70 risk It's certificate OF organization by suspendng
business when it is solvent has the right 10 do.
The only obstacle might from the courts but that
he thought, could not be lawfully nterposed
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, J
oTyIcH OF rHB CHIEP SIGNAL 0PYIcER,
WASHINGTON, Sept IL A. N.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
oFyIcH OF rHE CHIEP SIGNAL 0PPIcER
WASHINGTON, Sept IL M
Probabilities
For New England and the Middle States slowly falling
barometer, continued high temperature northeast TO
southeast winds, clear or partly cloudy weather
For the South Atlantic States stationary slight rise
in barometer, continued high temperature light north
easterly 10 southeastery Winds clear partly cloudy
weather, with, possibly Of rain in the southern
part Of Georgia.
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee and the Gulf
States, stationary or slightly rising barometer high
temperature, calm and light southeast To southwest
winds, clear or partly cloudy weather.
For the lower lake region, slight fall in barometer,
eastery winds, veertng to souherly continued warm
and clear or partly cloudy weather, with increasing
cloudinesa
For the upper lake region, the Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys, stationary slightly falling
barometer south to west winds partly cloudy weather
and rains north OF Missouri and in Michigan and Wis
consin followed by clearing and cooler weather
Northwest
The Lower Mississippi River will continue to fall
slowly.
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
OGDEN HAGGERTY, MERCHANT.

OGDEN HAGGERTY, MERCHANT.
The above named, well known and greatly respected
business died In Switzerland few days since and
the sad event announced in this city yesterday
Mr.. Ogden Haggerty Of the oldest and mos,
successful members Of the auction and commission
trade OF New York. He born in this city in 1S0s
and as was the practice among the early merchants OF
the metropolis with their sons entered upon his bus
ness career when he was very young In 1871 he be-
came clerk in the house Of Haggerty Austin h Co,
Of which his father was the head He continued as 4
clerk with the firm, but rising from grade to grade
until 1884 In that year the old partnership
was dissolved, and formed un-
der the title OF John Haggerty Sons
Mr.. Ogden Haggerty became one OF the members
Of the new firm, which continued In operation under
the title mentioned, for ten years In 1874 two new
partners became attached 10 the establishments and its
name was again changed becoming Haggerty, Draper
Jones' The second member Of the firm was tho late
Simeon Draper who was Collector Of the Port OF New
York during the He, with Mr. Jones, retired from
the firm in 1850 and Mr. Ogden Haggerty became its
head the again changing its title and assuming
the name OF Haggerty Co. Mr. Haggerty remained in
active business until 1867 His successors Messrs
Field, Norris Tenner q Co., he still retaining special
partnership. About year ago Mr. Haggerty's health
failed and last May he went 10 Europe with the hope OF
ppCO xr0O
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FRANCE AND THE CENTENNIAL.

THE MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE URGES FRENCH
MANUFACTURERS TO SEND THEIR GOODS TO
THE ExHIBIToN-THE GOOD RESULTS BE
LOOKS FOR.
PARIS, August 81 1875.
In speech delivered at meeting Of the manufac-
&urers of the Department of the Loire to-day viscount
de Meaux, Minister Of Agriculture and Commerce,
urged the French manufacturers send the products
of their industries TO the American Centennial Exhi-
bition.
SECURITY GOODS EXHIBITED.
he stated that he had asked for special security for
objects exhibited and for the right to afx the real
prices thereto exclusive of American customs
FRENCH BENEFITS PROM OUR CENTENNIAL
He expressed himself hopeful that great extension Of
French commerce would result
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
SEMINOLE NEGROES.

STRONG RECOMMENDATIONS FOB THEIR REMOVAL
FROM TEXAS TO PLoRIDA-GENERAL SHERIDAN
CALLS THEM DEvoURINa PEOPLE
WASHINGTON, D c., August 81 1875
The War Department has transmitted to the Indian
Bureau letter from Colonel Hatch Fort Texas in re.
lation to the Seminole negroes former slaves Of the
Seminole Indians He says there about 500 men,
women and children Of this living in Texas and they
desire 10 be sent TO locality where they their
living They ask for lands suitable for cultivation
upon government reservation and II the govern
ment cannot furnish them they beg 10 be sent 10
Florida where without owning lands they can obtain
them to work until means created by their labor to
enable them purchase Colonel Hatch says the land in
Texas is not susceptible Of irrigation is worthless for
purposes Of cultivation and all good land owned by
capitalists men Of means while there is much good
land in Florida still vacant When they we're trans
ferred with the Seminoes from Florida the western
territories their and children kidnapped
and sold into slavery by Indians and bad white men,
This forced them to flee into Mexico They In
duced to return by promises which fulfilled
They are now living in great desttuton bordering upon
starvation few Of them employed by the gov
ernment as Indian scouts, which is their only means Of
support he says they can easily be sent to Florida
very small expense If not they will return TO Mexico
60 to the mountains belew San Carlos about $50 miles
west OF the Rio Grande, depredate the ranches
OF Texas and furnish asylum for deserters from this
frontier They distinct race from the Seminoles
and are like all negroes except that they are accus-
toned TO bearing arms, are brave and daring and su
perior TO the Indians in lighting qualities Colonel
Hatch advises that they be the score OF econ
omy; rations could be to them till they could
1nd means for their living, and the old men say
that the Florida fisheries would furnish them abundant
food General Ord recommends that they be sent.
Lieutenant General Sheridan,
says-T have repeatedly reported the Indian Bureau
the destitute condition of these Seminole negro Indians
but without eliciting any favorable reply from the In.
terror Department and now forward this a last hope
that this deserving people will receive attention.
The New York herald., 1875-09-01

TRIAL OF CAPTAIN RCUILoCH ADJOURNED
OFFICER MUILoNEY's ORDEAL.
Captain John McCulloch, Of the Seventeenth pre-
cinct arragned before the Board Of Police Com
missoners yesterday, charges preferred by Super
intendent walling, based upon the testimony Of d
Twohey given recently before the Assembly Investigat
ing Committed The charges substantially the same
as those upon which the Captain was tried two years
ago by the old Board Of Commissioners They set forth
that in the month OF August 1873 said Captain hcCuL
loch then In command OF the Twenty ninth precinct
caused 70 be levied upon the propretors Of certain
houses OF prostitution In his precinct tax IN consid
GRAFTON for the payment Of which immunity from ar
rest extended 70 the inmates OF the housea
Al the former trial 0flcer Martin Mulloney OF tho
Twenty ninth precinct arraigned Jointly with tho
Captain, he being the alleged instrument Of the latter
Il decided TO take up Muloney's case first and
number Of the dei monde testified Cor and against the
officer
Adjourned until THURSDAY.
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IRELAND.

THE IRISH ARcHBsHoPs AND BISHOPS DISCUSS
TEE EDUCATIONAL PROBLEM IN PRIvACY-cAR-
DINAL CULLEN PRESIDING.
DUBLIN, August 81, 1875.
The synod Of Irish archbishops and bishops OF the
Roman Catholic Church, summoned by Cardinal Cullen,
under the express authority OF the Pope met at May
nooth to-day. Cardinal Cullen presided
THE EDUCATIONAL QUESTION UNDER DISCUSSION.
The proceedings were held with closed doors 1t is
understood that the educational question will be the
principal subject OF delberation before synod
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
CHINESE OUTRAGE.

THE LIGHTHOUSE KEEPER ON sHANTUNG PROM
oNToBY BEATEN BY THE NATIvEs-A MANDA-
Rim SUSPECTED OF NsTIaATNe THE ATTACK.
SHANGHAI, August 81, 1875
Mr. Henderson, chief engineer in the maritime GUS
toms service. and a lighthouse keeper on Shantung
promontory, with their Chinese employees have been
attacked and beaten by the neighboring villagera
NOBLE HosTi
II Is alleged that the outrage was instigated by
mandarin whom Mr. Henderson visited
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MR.. MORRISSEY EXPLAINS.

TO THE EDrroR or THE HERALD
In 10 the charge that has been made in your
valuable journal that advocate price for labor IN
Now York and pay lower price in Saratoga furnish
you for publication II you deem it the payroll of all
the persons employed by me. hope you will publish
the in vndication Of the position have taken
the labor question You will by this payroll thSt
the average pay per day is 81 20
SARATOGA, August 80, 1875. JOHN h0RRISSEY.
PAYROLL OF THE SARATOGA RACING AssoCIA~
TIoN-JoHN MoRRIssEY, LESSEE.
Payments Anqust 5. 1873
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THE ILLINOIS KU KLUX.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, August 81 1875
despatch TO the Enquirer states that Green NJ Can
trell and williamson Bailey, two Franklin county Gli-
nos) Ku Klu1 who we're engaged in the fight al Mad
dox Lane on the 10th inst, were examined before the
United States Commissioner ~ Centralia III Tho
nished
Six more OF the outlaws we're arrested on the goth
and taken Centrala for trial The testimony shows
that the organization numbers 400 In Frankie end 600
In williamson county.
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
DAYLIGHT BURGLARS.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, August 81 1878
This afternoon, at about four o'clock four drove
up to General Arson Stager's residence Two Of them,
undor the pretense Of looking II the gasmeter,
entered the house They then Overpowered the
and demanded the key OF the closet containing
the sverware They threatened TO take her life II sho
refused 70 deliver up the key Upon being
told that Mrs Stager had the key In her
possession, In the East they broke In the doors Of the
closet and secured the silverwarethe value Of which
Is not now known-and LEFT the premises
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TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS OR
DEATH
sAk FRANusco, Augua. 81. 1s7!

BAN FRANCISCO, Auguat 81, 1878
despatch from Tucson, Arizona reports that
wealthy merchant Of that place named Garlic,
naturalized citizen, went to Sonora 10 collect
bills, and was arrested Thursday on
charge OF furnishing to insurgents He was
given no trial. but ordered 70 pay $40, 1000
or be shot On Sunday courier rode 800
miles TO Tucson and raised tho money and
returned and ransomed Caro whose grave had already
been dug He arrived at Tucson to-day, and there Is
great excitement over the outrage.
The roads are lined with refugees aeeing from
impending revolution.
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
THE OWNERS OF THE BLACK HILLS.

REPORT THAT THE INDIANS ARE WILLING TO
. NEGOTIATE FOB THE cEssIoN OF THE HILLS.
OMAHA, Neb., August 81, 1875.
The Indian Treaty Commissioners arrived at Fort
Laramie this afternoon. special despatch TO the
HzRALD from there says:-
am just in receipt of reliable Information from the
Pred Cloud Agency the effect that all the Indians with
the exception of the Missouri River Indians in
The latter are expected the I'd Of September The
Indians express Willingness 70 negotiate for the ces
sion Of the Black Hills
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
THE CABLE RECOVERED.

THE FARADAY SECURES THE EASTERN END OF
THE BROKEN wIRK AND COMMUNICATES WITH
LONDON.
LONDON, August 81, 1875
The steamer yFaraday has recovered the end Of the
eastern portion Of the direct cable and is tele
graphic communication with London.
She has not yet succeeded in finding the western
ton Of the cable and reports that unvorablo weather
retards operations.
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
LEONARD HOFFMAN, VETERAN OF 1872

The above named old resident Of this city died yester
day afternoon He was born In this city July s. 1885,
and was consequently in his eighty-frst year at the
time Of his death Mr. Hoffman was at one time clerk
Of the Superior Court He participated In several Of
the battles OF the 1912 and for gaantry pro-
NOTED 10 the post OF captain He for years mem
Der Of the National Guard and connected years ago
with the old Washington GrayR He usually 70 be
observed in the ranks OF the Of the last war
with Great Britain the celebrations OF patriotic fest
vals Mr. Holman highly respected and died
crowned with aures which grace the head OF perfecs
citizen and patriot
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
A BRUTAL CONTEST.

prize fight took place yesterday morning under the
Palisades opposite YOnkers between Jack Croker and
Tom Reigan, both roughs Of this city. The prnct-
pals, with large crowd OF retainers, went
TO Yonkers on Monday night, and early
yesterday morning crossed the river in sailboat The
two fellows fought for $500 according the rules Of
the London prize ring The contest continued y five
minutes, and fourteen rounds fought Both pugi-
lists we're badly hurt, but Ryan the bruised
As he refused 70 fight after the fourteenth round,
Croker declared the victor.
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
A STEAMER SNAGGED.

MEMPHIS Tenn, August 81, 1878
despatch from Pine Bluffs says the steamer Fort
Gibson, hence for Little Rock with cargo Of general
merchandise, struck snag Gascony last night and
sunk She has two feet OF water in her. which has
damaged her cargo in the hold The loss covered by
assurances in local companies here The boat will be
raised with but little trouble
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
FITTING OUT A WAR VESSEL. :

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., August 81, 1875
Orders were received at this Navy Yard to-day 10 1T
the United States Marion for sea Immediately
which will take three four months There are about
FIVE hundred workmen at the yard engaged on the
Marion and the contract ship Enterprise
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
WILLIAM 8. sourHwoRrH.

The Hon William southworth, formerly OF Ben
nington Vt, died al the residence OF his son-In law,
the Hon w. I. Horrobin, in Troy, al eleven O'Clock
last evening Mr. southworth sixty yeigh years OF
aga He was formerly law partner OF Governor Hail. OF
Vermont, and was one Of the most prominent men Of
thai State
The New York herald., 1875-09-01

20 take rs 70 get nre crackers; the
men and Charley sitting Of the lap; We
went down Limekin pike down 10 Church lane; then
they turned high hill then up another
street. then they street and down big
hill then they went that till they got 10 another
street and went up this again then
stopped At hotel and Charley drink then they
stopped in street the corner told me 10 20 IN and
buy nrecraekers az store they told 20 the store
ana they went around the they money
went in TO buy the hrecraekers Charley In the car
rage bought the trecrackers store
ana then tho buggy was gone; l nothing Of
what the matter and told them gone
came along and asked me where lived said on
Washington ane he asked me If IN Washington and
said no, Il in Germantown he asked II 70 20
70 the station house and said home and
he took home met my father In coming up;
while riding in the buggy Charley cried little and
said before he In he wanted orpedoes the said
going buy the hrecrackes Juann's there
red striped cover In this buggy they had spread
Charley and all OF Charley rode all the time the
mans lap had these two before the day they
took away in the wagon had them twice before
that, and had talked with them; when them before
they candy twice before they took away;
them walking Monday before they took away they
right in front Of Mr. Boutelier place they
the other side OF the road from me, and hey said
"Haloo;n did not the buggy that dayi that
in the afternoon when going 10 Sunday
school; | saw them In . buggy on two different
took IL up papa and told him the gave candy
there houses building opposite house last
summer there nothing said by the about thoso
houses at time; OF the had his this
way gushing the end Of his upward and the
other had Il down the whose up had
his and the other had mustache which red and
Jacket the pocket below his knees the had
black pants and black jacket
without concluding the childs examin nation An ad-
tournment was had for the day.
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
A NEW BANK IN BOSTON.
Boston, August 81, 1875.

BosroS, August 81, 1875
The Importers and Traders National Bank, with
capital Of $5ooo has been projected by capitalists
here. Its main object Is TO loan money on merchan-
disc, in bond or in store and grain or cotton In
transit warehouse.
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
THE NATIONAL GOLD AND TRUST COMPANY

WASHINGTON, August 81, 1875
The Comptroller Of the Currency has resumed his
duties to-day. He lacked the careworn expression
which shaded his face during the panic two years ago
He was glad TO say the Baltimore banks were all sound
and hoped the same could DO said Of every national
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
FAILURES IN NOVA SCOTIA.

HALIFAX, August 81 1875.
large number OF small traders throughout this
Province have made assignments during the past week
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
THE TORPEDO EXPERIMENTS.
POSTPONED UNTIL THURSDAY.

NEWPORT, K l., August 81, 1910.
Admiral Porter and Secretary Robson arrived this
evening, and also Of the Official board To witness
torpedo experiments which will positively occur on
Thursday instead Of to-morr
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
THE FAILURE OF MOFFATT BROTH
ERS.

TORONTO, Ont, August 81, 1878
At meeting Of the creditors OF the Moiatt Brothers
to-day the assets stated to be $685. oOO and the
liabilities 100000 proposition of forty the
dollar accepted.
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
The names will be announced tonight.

EGYPT PREPARING FOR wAR-TRooPs SENT TO
THE ABYssINIAN BoRDER-AIL FURLoUGHED
OFFICERS RECALLED TO POST.
PARIS, August 81, 1874
private letter from Egypt reports great confusion
and excitement there in consequence of military preps
arationA
Troops being despatched to the Abyssinan from
tier
At the same time the Khedve expects call from tho
Porte for aid in suppressing the Herzegovinan rebel
lion
All officers on furlough, and among them Colonel
Long have been recalled
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
THE JEFFERSON BORDEN MUTI-
NEERS.

BOSION, AUBuSI 81, 1913.
The Jefferson Borden mutineers indicted to-day
py the United States Grand Jury, and pleaded "not
xuh1y'' Counsel will be assigned them tomorrow
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
A NEWPORT CREDITOR.

NEWPORT, r. l., August 81, 1875
Asa Lawton OF this city, of the stockholders OF
the Bank Of California which recently suspended has
slOO, 900 of the banks paper He retired from active
business about two years since and has resided here
ever since.
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
FLIGHT AND SUBMISSIONS IN BOSNIA

FLIGHT AND SUBMISSIONS IN BOSNIA
LONDON, Sept 1-5:3OA N.
The Time, special despatch from Buda-Pesth
Gays information has been received through
the moot trustworthy source from the
Bosnian frontier, that all Of the insurgents who have
fed TO Austrian territory have submitted Pasha
Bsnjauki. Bosnia may be considered pacihed.
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past entyfour hours compar
ison with the corresponding dae OF last year. as ind
Gated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy.
Hin Raad dipn
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
A FAILURE IN TORONTO.

TORONTO Ont, August, 81, 1875
Robert Grifith Co, wholesale grocers, have made
an assignment
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
THE BOSTON NATIONAL BANKS.

BOSTON, August 81, 1915.
The following s statement of the Boston national
banks, returned to the Clearing House Monday
morning August 3d.
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OBITUARY.

Average temperature yesterday. Tx
Average temperature for corresponding date last
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DAVID r. RANDALL.
PECULIARITIEs OF THE POLICE

David R Randall prominent lawyer, died of drops
at Wnkesbarre, Pa, yesterday
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
FAILURE OF A LONDON FIRM.

THE HOUSE OF DRUrrT FAILS FOR FOUR HUN
DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
LONDON, August 81, 1875
Henry Druitt Co., of No. 1lS Fenchurch street.
have failed with liabilities estimated at $500, 600
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship scythia win leave this port ON
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close al the Post ONCE st
twelve O'Clock NJ
TEE NEW YoRK HKRALD--Edition for Europe-wiu ba
ready at eight O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing, six cents
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REGULAR So HAT 81 90; SILK HATS 50 so.
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THE AsroR HOUSE, rs REoPENED TO-DAY BY
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TURKS CONCENTRATING AT TREBIGNE
RAGUsA, August 81 1878
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
EHE EASTERN WAR CLOUD.
DOMINATION OF NEW sERvIAN MINISTRY SAID
TO FAVOR INDEPENDENCE.
BELGRADE. Aug

A new Ministry has been formed and there IL reason
20 believe that it is mainly composed of members OF the
s'Young servia party" which aims at servan inde-
pendence
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GALL AND EXAMINE.

REGULAR So HAT, 81 90; SILK HATS, 50 So
sold elsewhere for S. and So is New Church street, r.
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A DECIDED SUCCESS HAS BEEN ACHIEVED BY
the the ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, 6S3 Broadway
Worst rptures from all parts Of the world here find instant
and relief
The New York herald., 1875-09-01

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The New York herald., 1875-09-01
A new AUTOMATIC TENsIoN
SILENT SEWING MACHINE.

Greatest Sewing Machine Of the day Per-
feet work assured vithou, care Of tension
The New York herald., 1875-09-01

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using GLErNs SULPHUR soar 70 wash with the skin pro-
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pmple eruptions and oughness entirely
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The New York herald., 1875-09-01
THE RIDE OF A soMNAMBULIsT.

RESPECTABLE CITIZEN TAKES LONG RIDE ON
HORSEBACK WHILE HE Is AsLEEP-HE RIDES
TO THE HOUSE OF A REIATTvE-HE WAKES
UP AND THINKS he Is IN BED AT HIS OWN
HOUaE-
The New York herald., 1875-09-01

AN EMINENT DIVINE SAYS S:-'THE PERUVIAN
SYRUP gives me new vigor and buoyancy Of spiritAr
The New York herald., 1875-09-01

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