, 1875-10-21

founded.
There is still nothing definite about
the new Secretary of the Interior. The
report that ex-senator Chandler was to
receive the place is utterly discredited.
The fact that Senator Cameron and
Representative Packer of Pennsylvania
arrived here yesterday and were in con-
with the Postmastcr>General
and other prominent officers, induced
belief that they are here to influence the
in favor Of Pennsylvania.
WARRINGTON, Oct. 1S.-The Commits
sioner of Indian affairs has received
from the Indian Agent at Green
River. Wyoming. dated the 10th says
Shoshones had battle with the Arrapa-
hoes end whipped them.
ROME. Oct. 1.-THE newly appolnt-
ed Cardinal Mobile Vittelschi is dead.
SANTANDEE, Oct. 1S.-Sixteen hun.
dred soldiers embarked at this port to-
cay, for Cuba.
LONDON, Oct. 1S.-Tho Times this
morning has telegram from Ragusa
announcing the Turks have crossed
the Austrian borders and are now near
the village Of Erzeg. Troops have been
sent thither.
The Times special. from Berlin says
Russia has commanded Polish proprie-
tors in several provinces to sell their
farms to Russian tenants, the Governs
ment fixing The price. This completes
the impoverishment of the Polish nobil-
ity.
PARIS, Oct. 1S.-A banquet was given
yesterday in honor of ex-President
Ihiers at Aracachon in the Geronde. NJ.
Theirs delivered an address in which he
said the Republic must be main>
tanned, ALTO, that be desired the dismiss
sal of all functionaries who do not re-
spect the public. He denied that the
Republic would isolate France, and said
she may count upon the sympathy of
Europe. Tniers also advocated q ibe-
raj and modern system of education.
The Steamship Faraday intends sail
ing to>d.ly or tomorrow to repair the
injury to tho direct U. S. cable. 1t is
exl ected that the repairs will be COM
pleted about the tenth of November.
SHANGHAI, Oct. 16.-The Pekin Gazette
republishes the edict referring to the
murder of Mr.. Margery, declaring the
rights of foreigners to travel in the in
terror, and requiring officials to take
cognizance of treaties.
LONDON, Oct. 16.-The Pandora ar
rived safe and sound at Portsmouth this
afternoon after an adventurous and
eventful voyage in the Arctic Seas. At
BECKY Island they found the store-house
built for the benefit Of sailors and cast
aways of ice bound vessels broken into.
The discovery was made that the head
boards over the graves OF Sir John
Franklin's men, who we're buried there,
are still standing upright ard in good
preservation. On the Goth of August
the Pandora started from BECKY Island
for Peel Straits and then worked her
way to the furtherest point reached by
the Fox when McClintock was in search
of Sir John Franklin. Soon after reach
ing there the Pandora neared the Island
known as King Williams Land, thus
navigating a sea where no ship ever
went before except that. perhaps, of Sir
John Franklin. At this time the most
intense excitement prevailed among Of
fcers and men, as it w:s expected some
important results were at hand, as many
believed they would be sure to discover
traces of Franklin's expedition and
eventually make Behring's Straits. In
this they were disappointed. Roquett's
Island was discovered ahead and it was
then thought probable that the vessel
would be able to reach Bellott's Straits,
but on reaching Ro4uett's Island, the
edge of solid pack Of ice which blocked
the entrance to Bellott's Straits was
seen. 1t was the same pack Of ice that
blocked the Fox, so there was no hope
OF a speedy movement of the icy barrier.
The Pandora stayed at this point till the
7th of September. Captain Young re-
ports that from the prevalence of North
winds there is abundant promise that
Capt. Mares expedition will prove suc-
cessful.
New YORK, Oct. 19.-Money dull at
Gold closed at 1611.
1t is reported that the Pacific Mai.
Company have sold their
wooden, side-wheel steamers in Japan.
ese waters for the local trade. Amount
realized is said TO be $500, 900, gold.
The Directors of the Pacific Mail
Company held meeting this
afternoon and ratified the sale recently
negotiated. of four of their old wooden,
steamers, the Costa Rica,
Golden Age and Nevada to
the Miltzal Bitchshe Company of Japan.
The steamers sold were run between
Shanghai and Yokohama in opposition
10 tho line of tho Miltzal Bitcshe Com
pany. The Miltzal Bitcshe offers to
run the steamers bought, so as to con-
meet with the main line of the Pacific
Mail.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 19.-Citizens who
were preparing for the Hard Money
to be held hero on the 25th
inst, have accepted the action of the
New York Committee, as o postpone
ment.
ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. 19.-Gov. Tilden
has instructed tho District Attorneys
the State to prosecute all