, 1875-10-28

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NEW YoRx, Oct. 20.- Gold closed at
6N@h.
lrrT1H Rock, Oct 20.-The Sheriff
sf Arkansas County left Dewitt. the
sounty seat, on Sunday morning in
change Of two prisoners sentenced to
the psnitentiary. One of the men was
under sentence of death for the murder
sf Inman year ago. While waiting
fsr boat at st. Charles. band of
masked men took charge of the Sheriff
and his posse and shot and killed one
ef the prisoners who was sitting by the
IRE in chains.
Paa1s. Oct. 20.-M. Rouher, in a
sueech on the 10th inst, attacked Theirs
and the Orleanists and oensursd tho
~paduot Of President MeMahon. He
aaee said that the Bonapartists are IN
Shvor of universal suffrage and are con-
tsnt TO appeal to the people for an exs
>r.es;on Of the national will. Another
dispatch states that the speech was of
such an aggressive character that its
publication in Paris will probably be
prohibited. NJ. Rouher made an att
tncR upon ex-President Theirs and the
Orleanists, accusing them of having
hlooked up all avenues to power. He
eeusured President Mcmahon and said
chat since the Oath Of May 1873, when
Che Marshal was chosen President he
Incurred heavy responsibilities. M.
Rouher declared that the revisionary
clause of the constitution remained in
tAct.
LONDON, Oct. 2O.-Two hundred dwell
lings. q synagogue and five schools in
widsy. Russian Poland, have been
burned. Some persons persisted, and
5000 are homeless.
A dispatch from Berlin says Count
Won Arnim's appeal was heard to-day
In the presence Of few people. The
Count was absent. After argument the
Judges withdrew for deliberation.
BERLIN, Oct. 20.-In the matter OF
Count Won Arnin, the Supreme Court
has endorsed the verdict of the Hammer
giricht. The Count is to pay costs.
PxRis, Oct. 20.-Prof. Wheatstone
died in this city to-day.
LONDON, Oct. 2O.-Rev. Wm. Edward
.Jelf, B. D., is dead.
The death of Very Rev. Walter Far
Auhar Hook, D. D., F. R. S., is anEoun-
sed.
The Erie bondholders have appointed
a Commissioner of Consultation to pre-
pare scheme for the reorganization OF
the company, which they are to submit
At Q future meeting.
SHANGHAI, Oct. 2O.-Mr. Wade, the
Bxitish Minister, has informed foreign
3seations that while negotiating at Pekin
As insisted upon better observance of
treaties by the Chinese, especially with
regard to taxation of trade. China
promised to institute inquiry, and pre-
pare a report, as basis for further ne
Gotiations. No new trade convention
was contemplated, as none could be
legal that was negotiated by q single
Minister. All foreign representatives
must join in such negotiations. 1t is
expected Wade will shortly return to
Pekin.
LONDON, Oct. 2O.-The weather to-
day is tempetuous. Recent rains have
swollen the rivers and streams IN Devon
shire, causing inundations. Loss is
considerable. Torquay, Taymouta and
Dawlish were flooded and much damage
vas done to property.
The Echo says large portion of the
bullion withdrawn from the Bank of
England yesterday will be sent to Can
ada.
2rst.-A special telegram from Berlin
says the Turkish Government has de-
elared her willingness to give the Great
Powers any guarantee compatible with
the dignity of the nation, for fulfllment
of her special programme.
The Times says Kashgar's Envoy at
St. Petersburg has conceded the estab-
llShment of permanent Russian
ssency.
HAvRE, Oct. 2O.-A telegram has been
pseeived hsre from Valparaiso announe-
ing that terrible fire has taken place at
Jquiqui, Peru. Three quarters of the
Aown are said to have been destroyed.
NEW York. Oct. 2O.-The great trot-
ting match for $50, 600 side, between
Honest Dutchman and Prospero came
off to-day. Prospero winning in first
heat. Time 2:22H.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-Secretary
Chandler took possession of Interior De-
partment this morning and had brief
conferences with the Assistant Secreta-
les and some of the chiefs cf Bureaus.
The President will receive visits from
persons on the business of the Govern
snent every day frora ten to two and all
others by card.
ATLANTIC, N. Oct. 2O.-Disston's
steam saw mill, with heavy stock of
lumber was burned to-day. Loss S35,-
600.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 2O.-A fire at River