The Morning herald., 1875-11-15
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A London dispatch says the cook Of the
Lenni was navigating the ship under orders
from the mutineers to conduct her to Glib
ralter. In consequence Of the continuance
of bad weather, they were obliged to put
into Iatiotte, where they were arrested.
The President has oppointe'lthc following
postmasters : VIM. Richardson, at Chip
pcwa Falls, Wis, vice Lewis Lashway,
commission expired William r. Harding,
at Cambridge City, lndiana,vice Lemuel B.
johnson, resigned Josiah Robbins, at
Niles, Ohio, vice Charles W. Robbins, re-
signed Benjanine NJ. Cox, at Farmville,
Va. Vice Benjamin s. Hooper resigned
There are intimations entitled to credit to
the effect that Mr.. New viii shortly resign
the Office of. United States Treasurer. This
however, is not expected before the 1st of
January. The only reasons for such step,
it is understood, are the requirements of
Mr.. News private interesets in Indiana.
.r.f MpBrfgs,pf caY'Yornia, has been ap-
pointed Register of the Land Office at Inde-
pendence, California, vice deorgo H, Mccall
lum; NJ. A. Jenkins is appointed interpreter
to the Consulate of the United States, at
Hankow, China.
The following storckeepers for the Sixth
Kentucky District have been appointed :
Kemper G. Carter, William II. Evons, Da-
vid H. GoEer, Charles L. Rugy and G. Jar
Wis Taylor. Mr.. Dssinser has been ap-
pointed storekeepcr for the Tenth Pennsyl-
vania District.
The great four-mile race for purse of
$50, 600, gold, at San Francisco, has been
postponed on account of the rain, until the
weather and the condition of the permit.
Several buildings at Wallacctown, Canada,
were burned Friday night. Loss, $50, 900.
Nerrills planning mill, at Norwich, Cana
da, was burned Friday night, Loss, 81 900.
Senator Dawes was painfully injured at
Pittsfeld, Massachusetts,, Friday afternoon,
by bein. kicked in the left leg by his horse
while horseback riding. lie was letting
down some bars, when the animal wheeled,
kicked, and left the Senator PROSTATE. 1t
was at distance from any house, but a
passn: woman soon brought help. His in
juries will not prove serious.
Rev. James B. Miles, d. d., Secretary of
the American Peace Society and General
Secretary Of the Association for the Reform
and Codification of the Laws of Nations,
died at Worcester, Mass, Saturday mornin.
after two days. illness.
The Signal Service observer at Barnegat
Inlet N. j., reports the pilot boat James W.
Elwell, No. 7, which went ashore Oh North
Beach, at 4.30 a. M, 9TH inst, has been
abandoned. Everything of value was saved,
in damaged condition. Her hull is firmly
bedded in the sand, and head southeast.
John II. Burroughs, residin: in Fifteenth
street, Brooklyn, shot and killed his wife
Elizabeth, Saturday morning, during
quarrel arising from Jealousy on his part.
Two balls entered her face and another just
below her left ear. Burroughs was arrested.
Mrs. Eliza A. Stone, who was on trial at
Hudson, New York, last week, on the
charge of poisoning her husband, was ac-
quilted.
Sixteen suits against the Bank of Califsl-
mia, and AZ many attachments against It's
property in New York State, were on Sat
urday discontinued and vacated with the
consent Of the parties.