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The New York herald., 1875-10-01
TRIAL OF A WIFE MURDERER.
Newport. R. /. Sent. 80. 1s7

NEWPORT, r. l.. Sept so, 1875
Robert L. Casey who murdered his wife and then
attempted to commit suicide June H. in Portsmouth
r. l., brought before the September term or the
Supreme Court for trial to-day All day long aud far
into the evening the was densely packed
with spectators The facts elected were nearly the
same those published In the HERALD al the time Of
tho tragedy clearly proving that he shot his wife and
himself in fit OF jealousy by reason Of his wleis in
fidelity, aggravated by tho use OF liquor
Tomorrow, all the evidence is in, the summing
up will take place, and II is generally believed
he will be convicted Of mansaughter. Tho jury we're
not allowed to separate to night, and conducted
TO the hotel In charge Of officer The prisoner is
in good standing IN the Order OF Knights Of pyhas
whose members dong all In their power 10 help
him
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completed as above set forth the sum Of $780, 900 shall
be expended IN presents 10 be distributed custom
AIRY among the Indian people
OF THE INDIANS.
Spotted Tail said he spoke for the tribe Tho amounts
offered were too small and they could not agree. 1t
was not the fault of the Commissioners nor of his
tribe They had better lot the matter rest and post
pone the treaty for the present Spotted Tail apollo
gized for saying Monday that the Commissioners
were drunk. He meant only jest
LONE HoRs's ASSUMPTION.
Lone Horn rode into the council on horseback and
claimed TO own all the country
CONCLUDING WORDS
The Commission promised to take all the words OF
the Indians the Great Father 1t evident there
could be no agreement then and there, and they
hoped 70 part as they had come, as friends.
AN ATTEMPT TO KILL LONE HORN.
The Indians feel insulted by Lone Horn's conduct,
and after the council attempted to kin him He is hid
in the bush along the White River.
THE FAREWELL.
The closing hand shaking most friendly. The
Indians betrayed no disappointment The Commission.
ers will depart tomorrow
THE INDIANS IN OREGON AND WASHINGTON
TERRITORY.
WASHINGTON, Sept so, 1875.
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs received the fol-
following despatch this morning from Special Agent
Simpson, at Portland, oregon-
have made satisfactory arrangements with all In
oians north OF Salmon River, and they moving
TO Stz Reservation defined by the act of Congress
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A M u S E M E N T S.
THE ENGLISH OPERA SEASON.

The Kellogg English Opera Company Will naugurate
their third Monday evening, October IL, at
Booths Theatre The will be BRIEF continuing
only for two weeks and giving that time twelve
ing and two matinee performances The inaugural per-
formances will be Ambrose Thomas delightful opera of
s'Mignon which has always been well received by the
New York public For the last few years English
opera has been steadily increasing in favor with the
music loving portion of this city Miss Caroline
Richngs and the late Paropa Rosa did much TO
its popularity, and Miss Kellogg in securing well
chosen and excellently disciplined company OF able,
well trained and talented artsts, Will help add still
the OF English opera IN this country
and insure in great measure its permanency. The
company, at present composed comprises Miss
Clara Louise Kellogg herself wel-deserved favorte
only here at home but in other lands. In europe
we'll as in America, and IN the Italian as well as in
the English tongue, Miss Kellogg hals brilliant
reputation Associated with her Is Nine. Jenny Van
ZandL u worthy colleague and admirable artistic
Miss Annie Montague a addition to the company
and she is spoken OF promising artistic besides be-
ing young, handsome and accomplished. Miss Ammo
Beaumont, who made such favorable record during
her previous career in English opera, is also member
OF Miss Keogg's company. Mrs. Zelda Seguin, too, is
IN the group OF the gentlemen, Mr.. William Castle
will again make his bow to u New York audience. HIS
old friend, Sher Campbell, will be missed from tho
boards but his place great degree will be supplied
by Mr.. William Carleton. Mr.. Joseph Mas, Mr. Will
liam Hamilton Mr.. Henry Peakes, Mr., George A.
Couly, Mr. Edward Seguin a tavore of many years In
buiio roles, and Mcssrs. Cayla Marson, Morgan and
James g. Peakes the remaining members OF u COM
pany sufficiently strong in artistic ability and numbers
to render in worthy manner the works oil the best
operate composers
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WASHINGTON.
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

THE TAX ON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or TIE
COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE
WASHINGTON, Sept so, 1875.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has decided
that under the act Of July IA ls70 railroad corpora
tions are liable TO a five per cent tax instead
OF two ana half per cent to August ],
1870 on the amount Of all dividends, earnings,
income or gains which had accrued before
that date, and also all undivided profits earned by
the company prior TO that date and added to any sur
plus, contingent other fund. This question came
~ on an application from the Illinois Central Railroad
Company 10 abate the assessed At the rate Of five
per cent claiming that two and half per cent the
legal rate under the fifteenth Of the act above
mentioned
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SPAIN.
RUMoR OF cANovAs COMING AGAIN TO POWER
STATEMENT OF HIS POLICY.

RUMoR OF cANovAs COMING AGAIN TO POWER
STATEMENT OF HIS POLICY.
LONDON, Sept 80, 1875
letter in the Times this morning from Paris has
The following
"An accredited opinion prevails In Madrid that
Sehor Canovas del Castillo Is about return to the
Premiership He is displaying marvellous activity in
order TO lead back Cancellation Cabinet The reason
of his refusal to reconsttute the Cabinet after winning
victory on the suffrage question his engagement
with the Vatican to restore the Concordat in
for the establishment Of a Papal nunclo at Madrid,
whereby TO Offset Papal influences in favor of the
Carsts by nterposing a provisional and more liberal
government When the crisis with the Vati-
can threatened he expected TO free Spain
from the religious difficulty This solved, he
hoped to return with such moderates
sent to a convocaton Of the Cortes by universal suf
Irage and to reconcile Germany, which offended
by his attitude the religious question by advocating
the marriage of King Alfonso with German princess
On the marriage question he will have to oppose
only those who oppose German influence, but the
Kings family and its partisans who favor the Mont
mengier alliance
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THE CANAL FRAUDS.

JOHN KELLEY, Ex-cANAL SUPERINTENDENT,
ELLIS WEBSTER AND d. CLINTON WEIGH
ARRAIGNED AT THE CRIMINAL TERM OF
THE SUPERIOR COURT.
BUFFALO Sept 80 1875.
John Kelley, ex.Canal superintendent, arraigned
this morning at the Superior Court, Criminal
Term, before Judge Clinton, charged with
perjury and conspiracy, jointly with Ellis Web
ster, d. Clinton Welch and another, to both
Of which charges he pleaded not guilty. The
charge of perjury in substance in falsely swearing to
an affidavit upon which he procured payment to HIM
self of of money from Ellis Webster 70.
coal furnished the State in this city. The
charge of conspiracy is the that preferred
against WEIGH Kelley held TO bail in $40 900
the first charge and in 900 the second, George
and Thomas Farthng, Of this city, qualifying his
bondsmen,
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OVATION TO TITIENs.

After eleven O'Clock last night Union square, in tho
vicinity OF the Everett House, presented of un-
usual brillancy. Calcium lights cleaned from every
quarter and long row Of lights twnRlcd in front Of
the cottage on the square. IL was the occasion OF
grand serenadc and reception rendered to
Nile Teresa Titiens by the Centennial Choral
Union, An orchestra played number OF
selections and the UNION sung appropriate
works Mr. Archibald Johnson, on behalf Of the sore.
nadcrs, made an address 70 the fair songstrcs ho
stood on the balcony af the hotel TO which she made
brief reply saying that in strange land, and with
such magnificent reception given 20 her, words could
not express her feelings the occasion some of the
most distinguished people the city crowded the par
lors aud cheer after cheer went up constantly from the
vast asscmblagc without, TO which Mile. Iiens could
only bow AeE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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CARDINAL M'CLOSKEY.

EHE CEREMONY OF INSTALLATION IN HIS THU
LAB CHURCH.
ROME, Sept 30, 1875.
Cardinal McCoskey took possession of his title in the
Church of Sancta Maria Supra Mnervam at noon to-
day. Many Italians and foreigners, especially Amer
cans Witnessed the ceremony. Cardinal McCloskey
entered accompanied by thirtyseyen Dominican
Fathers and several preates. Approaching the altar
he pronounced brief prayer and seated himself in the
Episcopal chair. Mgr. Cataldi then read the Bull
conerrng the title and the General of the Domnicans
delivered an address. Cardinal McCloskoy replied and
closed with prayer TO Deum then sung.
Aferward the Cardinal received the spectators in the
ball attached TO the church.
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THE WAR IN TURKEY.

REPORTS or FOREIGN INTERFERENCE IN sERyIA-
A MINISTERIAL CRISIS.
LONDON, Sept go 1875.
The Austrian Consul General at Belgrade has pro.
tested against enactment which extends the time
payment Of Bills Of exchange
Vienna despatch the Daily Telegraph asserts that
Ministerial crisis has already begun at Belgrade
The Morning Standards Vienna special reports that
all the representatives or the foreign Powers have de-
manded cessation Of the ambiguous policy OF Serva
TURKEY FORCING AN ISSUE WITH sERvLA.
LONDON Sept 90 1875.
The Standards Vienna correspondent says the pro-
posed occupation OF the Island Of Little Redoubt is
Hooked upon Indication OF Turkeys intention to
force an issue with Servia
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THE FREEDMAN'S BANK.
TO BE PAID by THE coMaIIss1oNERs-THE
MANNER OF PAYMENT.

DIVIDEND OF THIRTY PER CENT ANNOUNCED
TO BE PAID by THE coMMIssIoNERs-THE
MANNER OF PAYMENT.
WASHINGTON, Sept 80 1875.
Messrs crcswell, Purvis and Leopold, the Comms-
sioners Of the Freedmans Savings Trust Company
announce the creditors Of the company that they
win commence paying dividend or thirty per cent on
all audited claims on the 1st of November next All
payments will be made at their Office No. 1907 Penn
syvana avenue upon presentation to them OF the pass
book other satisfactory evidence of the company's
Indebtedness. Depostors and other creditors rcsd-
ing in and adjacent TO this city should pre-
sent their claims in person, and those resd-
ing at a distance forward their books or other
evidence Of Indebtedness through responsible
bank banker or by mail express Upon receipt of
the books other evidence Of Indebtedness the
Of the payments will be entered, and check
for the amount with the book or other voucher, will
be returned without delay.
PAYMENTS MADE.
Depositors at the Washington Branch will be paid by
check on the Treasurer the United states those at
other branches by check the Assistant Treasurer of
the United States at New York city which checks
negotiable in any part Of the country. All checks have
been drawn the order of the original depositor and
assignments will be recognized only far deliver
the checks as originally drawn the assignees Per.
sons forwarding pass books other vouchers should
be careful to accompany them with their full post
office address Creditors whose claims have not vet
been examined and audited by reason of their failure to
forward them may suffer slight delay, as payment
will be made except upon careful examination and
verihcation.
In this connection the Commissioners desire again
the creditors of the company to hold their
claims and to dispose of them at a sacrifice
Although still unable to tx to approximate the
amount the company will ultimately pay, other divi-
dends to follow and the Commissioners renew
the assurances heretofore given that, far may
be in their power, everything shall be done hasten
the payment of dividends ana the satisfactory adjust
ment Of the company's affairs
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EVENING WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or TIE CuIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3o-7 80 r. NJ
Probabilities

OFFICE TnR CmKF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, Sept 30-7 80 r. NJ
Probabilities
For New England, the Middle States and the lower
lake region generally cloudy, cooler weather. with
southwest to- northwest winds, stationary or slowly
rising barometer and areas of rain.
For the upper lake region, the Upper Mississippi
and Lower Missouri valleys, the Ohio Valley and
Tennessee, areas Of rain followed by partly cloudy
weather, lower temperature than Thursday north
ery TO westerly winds and slowly rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States, clear or
partly cloudy and continued warm weather, with south
TO Winds slight changes in barometer and light
rains north Of Georgia
Cautionary signals continue at Woods Hole, Boston.
Thatcher's Island, Portland and Eastport
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A POWDER ACCIDENT AT TENNESSEE
NAsnylLLn. ronn.. sept. 30. ISL

NASHVILLE, Tcnn., Sept 80, 1915.
At meeting Of crack shots Of Tennessee hold here
to-day, John W. Dodc OF St Louis, while exhibiting
the powder Of white powder made by himself the gun
burst into pieces The right barrel struck his arm,
cutting the hand and terribly toaraiquct vas
made by a handkerchief AMI ramrod which prevented
his bleeding death He's disabled for two months
II resolved u use il auro less conbustble black
powder, QLhar paaLshss " mqLEpw.
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A SCANDAL INVESTIGATION.
MrpfprN. conn. Sent. "a. 1s7

Rev j. d. Boyer Of PIttsburg, President or the Ger.
man synod; Rev Z. Braw, Of Washington; Rev. g. d
Halls. Of Mount Vernon, aud Row y. Kocnig ol New
York today investigated tho charge oC taking In.
propor hbertles with young lady against Rev e. a.
Graebcr of Meridcn. They aided by Mn d III
Plat and Mr. q. A. Fay, and from the contradictory
evidence &c the three witnesses against hm aud their
bad character and their adniss4un OF issehOod 9n
cross.eMmnation. with other material evidence found
Mr. Gfacber innocent Of Tie charge The false W.T.
ncsses VIII dou1tess. be prosecuted for sandcr and
uerlurY
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TIE s.ROCKY HILL ORATORS"
WIFE.
TRENTON, n. j.. Sept

TRENTON, n j., Sept 80, 1873
Mrs Susan Voorhees,, wife OF Robert Voorhees, COM
monty known tho Rocky Hill Orator, committed
suicide this morning BY drowning in Stony Brook
Creek, shallow stream Princeton, She was
about forty dye years Of age, and considerably
dementod Of late years When young she one
time an inmate Of unatic asylum. Coroner's Jury
rendered verdict in accordance with the foregoing
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NOTHING KNOWN CONCERNING THE APPOINT
MENT OF DELANos SUCCESSOR.

WASHINGTON, Sept 80 1875.
No information has yet been received from the Pres
dent as to his selection of o successor 10 Mr. Deano.
There Is doubt that week ago he intended TO offer
the position to Mr.. Dawson Coleman, but yet there
is nothing positively known here concerning APP
pontment to fill the vacant Secretaryship Persons in
official position say that the first official notice Of tho
appointment that will reach Washington will probably
be the commission Of the now Secretary
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GOLD FOR AMERICA.

SOUTHAMPTON, Sept 30, 1875.
The steamship Donau, Of the North German Lioyds,
which LEFT this port yesterday for New York, took
f2S, 900
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THE GUIBoRD CASE.

MONTREAL, Sopt so 1875.
To-day Judge johnson gave Judgment dismissing
the motion pressed by the nsttut Canadcnnc against
the Cemetery 81 supicc, FOR i show cause why II
should not pay fine Of S2 600 Tor the non-buria Of
eiuibordS remMnsa each party y psJ their own costs
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CUBA.

sHAEKEY GOING TO sPAIN-rHE VALUE OF
FOREIGN GOLD
HAVANA Sept 80, 1875
sharkey, the escaped murderer is going 70 Spain
Tho former decree fixing The value OF foreign
gold has been put IN force again.
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1NrERy1aw WEE sUrEHINTENpENr EL11s.

INTERVIEW WITH SUPERINTENDENT ELLIS.
ALBANY, Sept so, 1875.
D. c. Ellis, superintendent of Banks, was inter
viewed Congress Hall tonight the subject of the
failure Of the Third Avenue Savings Bank and said
that need be fear of general panic or even Of
any very disastrous depression in consequence had
mado thorough examination of all banks throughout
tho State and could the public that there was
not another unsafe bank in it
FAST CONDITION or THE BANK
The Third Avenue Savings Bank had been in a Grip
pied condition, he said since the disastrous run
upon IL some years ago, which lasted ten weeks To
meet its daily demands al that time Il compelled
to part with its best securities and make
heavy loans u rates. Since then il
had contracted an unfortunate loan upon some
Atlantic Mail stock and security compelled to
take lar~o amount OF real estate in Tarryown ana on
Forty-seventh street. which, while very property
was neither productive available Supervisor Ellis
has had hs eye upon the bank since he came into
Office
10 continue payment OF the heavy dividends which IL
declared every six months, end reqent examinations
have been made under his direction While these dis
closed the fact that the bank deficient greatly the
heavy interests involved and the best Of the dcpostors
Of whom there COO mostly thrifty mechanics and
shopkeepers seemed to him best served by indulgence
the bank He had hoped that revival Of bus sness
and udcious nursing OF their would enable tho
managers 70 make their assets good and thus the
depostors
LOSSES or THE BANK
But II became evident that the bank was losing
money a the IL nearly $50 600 year and an cx.
animation made few days ago by Mr. Ellis direction
showed that With s real estate and large amount Of
southern securities which IL had unuckily Invested
counted al their estimated value, the bank de-
lciont s2l00OO
Mir Ellis at once laid the case before tho Attorney
General and requested the appointment oi i receiver,
which done
VALUE OF THE PROPERTY
In Mr. Ells's opinion, the property uf the bank IN
clrding It's building Third avenue, which cost
100000 viii bring nearly eighty per cont Of cost price,
II sold By proper negotiation and hardly hy per cont
IL sold under the hammer Tho receiver, Mr. Carman,
seemed anxious 10 dispose Of 10 70 the best advantage
and although he had been secretary Of the bank some
thing less than year. he seemed to enjoy the u con-
1dence OF tile trustees and % some extent 81 te ae-
posors None IS tho present trustees had had charge
OF the bank when passed through us greatest trouble,
except tho president Who ho believed, had remained
with ii from its establishment
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours in
parson with the corresponding date Of last year.
dicatod by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy
HERALD Building
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THE STALLION RACE.

BosToN, Sept go 1876.
About 5000 persons attended the between tho
stations Smugger and Thomas jefferson at Beacon
Park this afternoon, for purse OF 81 000 and the
championship
SUMMARY
Match race; purse $4,000; mile heats, best three in
FIVE, IN harness
A. ). Russes b. 3 Smuggler. er..................I
w. b. Smiths blk 8. Thos Jefferson .........2 DR.
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WRENCH DENIAL OF THE RUMoRED coMpL1oA-

WRENCH DENIAL OF THE RUMoRED CoMPLICA-
TIoNs BETWEEN sERvIA AND THE PORTE.
PARIS, Sept 80 1875.
lie Temps says nothing is known in diplomatic circles
of the alleged circular addressed by Turkey TO tho
Powers complaining of the repeated violations Of neu
trality by Montenegro ana declaring conflict nevta
bile If they continue Nor is there any knowledge of
the intended occupation Of portion Of servia by the
Turkish troops.
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ALLEGED coMMUNIsr OUTBREAK.

MADRID, Sept 80, 1875.
band Of twenty -four communists has appeared in
Andalusia. They are marauding and endeavoring to
cut the railway and telegraphic communications. The
government has despatched body OF troops tther to
hunt them down.
The New York herald., 1875-10-01

HIAUIsIDi StTI oUi Io'O
Official dispatches report that the republican bands
which had risen in the Sierra horena, meeting with
support had been obliged to disperse TO avoid pursuit
In consequence of the movements Of the govern
ment troops the Cariists have been compelled to with
draw their artillery from the positions near San
Sebastian to Tolosa
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A-B0W LEGS, KNOCK KNEES, CLUB FEET,
Weak Ankles Spinal Curvatures successfully reaed by DR.
MARSH, No . Nesey street, Astor House. No uptown
branch
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A NECESSITY AND A LUSURY.-HEAI.TH AND
comfort.-(iR puATED CnI.sT LUNG PROJECTORS
sold by druggists dealers BY mail, 81 so
ISAAC A. SINGER, Manufacturer, 6s8 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1875-10-01

A-oUT OF SEAS0N.-THE WHITE HAT AND
aud the pearl hat have had their aud
KNOWS magnificent Fall style az gcnemens hats Is in tha
ascendant Make purchases either Of bis stores No
Hotel.
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR HoRSES!-Us BR0Mo-
CLoRALuM ofcacious three Sold by all drug
gsts TfLDEN Z Co., i16 Milliaa street.
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ENGLAND.
RELATIONS WITH CHINA.

LONDON, Sept 80 1875
The Globe this evening says there is intention of
Immediately augmentng the China command. Should
increased number OF vessels be required at given
point il would be easy 10 meet the emergency tempo
rary by Withdrawing the vessels usually employed in
Lhe Straits the japanese division.
The New York herald., 1875-10-01

MARRIAGE OF MR. GLADsToNE's SON.
LONDON, Sept 80 1875
Mr.. W. H. Gladstone, N. p, the eldest of the
Right Hon. W. f. Gladstone, has married the Hon.
Gertrude Stuart youngest daughter OF Lord Blantyrc
The New York herald., 1875-10-01

THOUSANDS CAN TESTIFY THAT TIE PERU
WAN sYRur the best tonic and alternative medicine known.
The New York herald., 1875-10-01

DISTEMPEI IN HORSES. GILES LINIMENT
IoprnE applied tho throat and chest gives
instant relief RALPH OGLE, veterinary surgeon. All
druggists. Depot, 43l Sixth avenue, New York.
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A-RUPTURE CURED BY DR. MARSH PRIN.
cpa of Marsh Coz his old Office No NeSey street.
Astor House. No uptown branch.
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ruE ANaLo-AMRR1cAN rELEGRAru

GHE ANGLo-AMRRICAN TELEGRAPH TARIFF
RAISED.
LONDON, Sept So 1875
The Anglo-American Telegraph Company
to-day that and after Monday the tariff will be
sased to four shllings Isl, gold per word.
The New York herald., 1875-10-01

NO CLEANSING AGENT IN EXISTENCE Is COM
parable GrENSs SULPHUR SOAR eradcant and pre-
of local diseases OF the skin and of
creasng the whteness and soness of the cutc Ask the
ladies il you would learn its excellence.
The New York herald., 1875-10-01

WIGS, ToUPEES, &C. RArCHFUsS, PRAc-
teal wigmaker and Importer Of Human HaiE. A East
Twelfth street. Broadway.
The New York herald., 1875-10-01

UHE REPUBLICAN INSURGENTS DIsPERsED-cAR-
LISTS COMPELLED TO WITHDRAW FROM SAN
The New York herald., 1875-10-01

sERvIAN OFFICIAL REPORT OF TURKISH vIo-
LATIoNs OF TERRITORY.
The New York herald., 1875-10-01

VIENNA, Sept. 30 1875
The Tdgespresse says the diplomatic agent OF Seryia
has hand ID the foreign ambassadors here a memoran
dun ennumerating the Turkish violations of SerYian
territory
The New York herald., 1875-10-01

A-PATENT WIRE SIGNS, NET BANNERS,
engraved Metal Signs; low prices.
H0JER Il GRAHAM 81 Duane street Broadway.
The New York herald., 1875-10-01

REGULAR SO HAT, 81 90; SILK HATS, S3 50,
sold elsewhere s. and S. II New Church up stairs
The New York herald., 1875-10-01

AN INVENTION WHICH EFFECTED PERFECT
revolution treating rupture The ELASTIC TRUSS COM.
PANY Broadway the RurTuRRs night and
day, efectnS permanent cure.