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Presidept Hsyea IN Route.

NEW YORK, August 15.-President Hayes,
on bis way TO New England, took breakfast
this morning at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. He
left after breakfast for Bennington, where he
VIII remain until to-m0rrow, and then 60 TO
Brattleboro', and return TO Windsor on FRI
day, remaining there with Secretary Evarts
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FATAL AND PHENONENAI. EFFECTS o.
LIGHTNING.-At Paterson, n. J.. du-irig "A
1hunder storm Monday afternoon Henry
Fr'ede, G'rmau, and a boy and girl, took
refuge under a chestnut tree. The tree was
struck bv lightning and Friede instantly
killed. The others were rendered ulcOn-
sciouS, but subsequently recovered. Erie les
head was turned blue, but otherwise bore no
marks. The boys leg was burned and
turned blue. The lower part of the girls
body is covered with blue spots. Friede
was 80 years of age and leaves a wife aud SIX
children
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A Non sTRIKING MINrR DRIVEN FROM

HOME.-ln Cumberland, Md, Monday night
party of men, from fifty u one hundred
with biackened faces. went to the house OF
Charles Fisher, in FrOstburg, and nearly
demolished the house with rocks, ETC
Fisher and family were driven away, escap-
Ing uninjured. Fisher fired into the crowd
with what effect is unknown. Fisher had
been mining at fifty cents while his mine
was on strike. States Attorney Boyd is
irving 10 appIeherd the miscreanIs.
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JOSEPH COOK on NEW ENGLAND PHI
Lose PHERs.-At the Fairpoipt IN. " Sun
day School Congress yesterday Joseph Cook
delivered a lecture on "New England Skep-
ticism and Modern Spiritualism." He said
there were two New Englands, an eastern
and western one. There were more sma 1
philosophers TO the acre in New England
Than on any other spot on the globe. New
England is in her sophomore year OF unrest,
and she is under sounding board, and her
ideas 60 abroad. But not only New England.
he continued, butt age is in its sophomore
year and is marked for loose thinking. Men
are all struggling with difficult themes, and
they ought TO be taught 10 think.
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IT HAS BEEN DsCIDED not to make any
charge In the custom house a. Charleston,
;. C., until December. The term OF the pres
ent incumbent will expire then, AMI he Will
ba2d in his resignation at that time.
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RAILROAD SMASH UP.-At McCandler,s
station, Pa, on The Allegheny Valley rail-
road, yesterday, a telated accommodation
train ran into the rear OF an Oil train the are
from The engine igniting the oil in the raar
car. The engine, baggage al d two passeng Or
ker, Engineer W. Cunningham and The fire
man OF the accommodation train were badly
burned Two or three passengers were
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~Charles Ashly, the last OF the railroad
strikers awaiting trial At Cincinnati, has
been sentenced TO thirty days in the work
house and . nre Of $500, with bonds 70 keen
the peace.
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THE REPORT OF the committee inveStiglt-
Ing the New orleans custom house was
submitted TO Acting Secretary Mccormick
his morning and is being put in type this
afternoon for distribution 10 the press.
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GEN. BANKS AND THAT DIVORCE CASE.
The scandal growing out OF the divorce case
OF Martha q. Thompson VS.. John q. Thomp-
Gen. Banks is brought in by the defendant
In his demurrer against the plea OF the plain
tiff for divorce, is exciting considerable in
terest hereabouts, as would naturally be eX
pected. This doc ument, 1t will be remem-
bered by the readers of the Globe, charges
Mrs. Thompson with criminality with clerks
Gen. n. p. Banks. Gen. Banks, being in
this city Saturday, said In relation to the
charges: "There Is not a word or truth SO "a
as am concert ed. You can state this or
moi, as you please" The many friends or
the general have expressed confidence in
i'm sin ce the publication of the scandal, es
Re tally bis most intimate associates at
Waltham, and they are glad to hear this
square contradic of the serious charges
made against him. Boston Globe 18Th
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THE U. g. FRIGATE CONsTELLArI ON
Commander Perry, with 100 midsh pmen
cadet engineers, bound on a cruise, arrived
off Martha's Vineyard, Mass, yesterday. A
re ception was given on the frigate in the eve
ming, and was attended by a large numb Der of
peOplp-
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VICE PRESIDENT WHEELER. dis
patch was received yesterday a. Bannin2
ION from Vice President Wneeier. saving
that in consequence of the death of a near
relative he will not be able to be present at
the celebr alton tO-day,
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X. OF P.-The Supreme Council of the
OF Knights Of Pythias, were In session at
Cleveland, Ohio, yesterday. The city was
finely decorated, and . grand parade took
place.
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LOOKING 10 THE SAFETY OF EMPLOYEES.
7 nder the provisions OF the new statute re-
lating TO the safety Of employees, some Of the
state constables OF Massachusetts, have made
careful inspection OF all the mills In Law
renee, and have served upon the various
corporations notices OF changes required 20
make their condition satisfactory.
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STRIKERS SENT TO JAIL.-At Ere. Pa. "a
freight conductor on the Philaiel phia aud
Erie railroad was discharged Monday for
refusing 10 add another car 20 his train,
which he claimed was already too heavy. In
consequence OF the discharge several Others
declined taxing on ears 10 their trains. Yes
terday complaint was made agains: iour OF
them for attempting TO incite a strike. Tney
were arrested and committed 10 Jail in de-
fault of 81 600 bail. They Will have a caring
to-day. There are about twenty men In
volved. The strikers assert that the alleged
cause OF the freight conductors discharge is
not the real one. but that he was discharged
bscause of his prominence in the late S trike
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The ANNUAL REPORT OF the Texas and
Pacifce Railroad company, which was read
atPhiladelphia yesterday, stated that $50 s-l9
miles of track had been completed, OF which
ITO were finished during the year just closed.
The receipts for the year were 0,Ssi ,sseA7,
and proflIS, e3ls $500.
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SApplicAtion IL made for the admis-
sion OF women to the Boston Latin sch0ol.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOvFRHMEST RECEIPTS To-DAY-Inter-
nal revenue, S252 $50 90; customs, : I79, S5l 81
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GEN. H0WARD'S MARCH.
Indians SAID To Be DemoraIized.
COAL OIL HORRORS.
The EASTERN ARMIES.
Turks Driving The Russians
TIE GREAT FAMINE N INDIA.
COAL OIL HORRORS.
The EASTERN ARMIES.
Turks Driving The Russians
TEE GREAT FAMINE IN INDIA.
THE WAR THE EAST
Capture OF Two BS:k su PASSES nv the

LoNHoN. Angus i5.-The RcraH cores
IC"deht al haeaLllk telcgI Apis, under date
Il yesterday, as follows: 'Dn Sund4y uIgrf
SUE imam facha c8cImpEd wilma for of
infantry anu cavalry near The pass OF Hsrcu
ICgaz, with the Intention OF attacking the
Russians next day. On IN. following morn
II & one brigade Of Infantry. two >,.l.,,lra.rS
81 cavalry. one battery Of artillery and a la-
lachmehl compoSt Il Of ha>u.-bszoukS and
CHcaSsiaUs ADVANCED 10 attack the VILLAGE.
OF ka!Oier. They gained ground Stet iliy,
tie ieit ara centre pushing forward iu ft.,. OF
The luSsian aril lvTy FIRE and sale man him
sell OF Grating on the cXtrtm me rlglt. sud
denly, a given signal. the TURKS rushed
INTO kalOieT, ard. after . desperate ma. 10
hand struggle win ihe bayOuet, sUcc -ais.I
II driving out the Russians, pushing Llt-ln Ia
the direction OF RO>alia Pass. Here auotupr
stand was made, bat. after sharp q gl.. the
HusSlaIS were driven thOugh the pass
which was Immediately OccUp!ed by Suiei-
man iacha HmullareouSly with the cap
tuTe OF the Pass of ROSalla b. SuiemIr. the
H8rcn BogaZ Pass WAS carried ny Shaker
Pacha. During the retreat at ktloIer tue
heavy fire OF the Turks exploded n pow Der
magazine kIlllng many RGSsl tus. TIE
total Russian loss - said To be SO x lied aud
Geo wounded, the greater number icing due
20 the explosion, VII ca Ia a great extent de-
mOIaliZed the RusSianS.'
Another Turkish Defeat
LONDON, August IA special dispatch TO
the Duiiy N,tUs reports that al Topekpi on
Monday the Russians were defeated and lost
five cannon instead of the TurkS a. ur.-
viously reported. Ifthis account is true IL is
probably some operation in the direction OF
Osman Bazaar.
A COnfiagrafiOu.
BUCHAREST, August IS The Russian tat
ter;es at SlobOZia bOmbarded Rustchuk las,
night, causing a conflagration, which lasted
until midnight. Turks have been bonn
harding GiuTgevg since five O'Clock this
morning. TIE Russian batteries are not re
plying.
Another Bridge Over the Danube.
SHUMLA, August l5-Tne Russians yes
terday Completed a second bridge over the
danube at PyrgOs, and troops are now pass
ing over. Ii is stated that a Turkish recon
nolteTirg party found Rustendjs evacuated
by the Russians. The Turks reconnoitered
in several directions from Rustendje with
out meeting The enemy.
The Russian A rmy
ST. PETERsBUkG, August l5-The minis
try Of war officially declares the reported
mobilization of the whole Russian army I'M
true.
Turkish Troops Summoned 10 the
capital.
CoSSTANTINOPLE August 15.-The Turk-
ish army in the pIOvikce Of Bagdsd, mum
bern z IS coo men, has been summoned TO
c. n-tan inople, and will come by IA" valley
OF the Euphrates, II viii be replaced IA Ia .
Ia Suad district by militia
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A GREAT PROTECTION afford in hot season
and against spidsmlcs, particularly az sipst
se.isrs 6ho,era NOR JUS, &c; n. EIsNERS HUL
LAND BlTIERS "BOon-k amp of NJ aog Bitters."
Their use Of the greatest Importance in localities
where TIE inhalins OF miasmic air So dangerously
affects our health Melancholy and HyDocnondria
usually are efscts Of derapgef digestive functions,
are eur, perfectly by these Bitters, aud they
cuCe heeriu and hIsrity the safest means
to reach an old and happy age.
Sold By all druggists. augl3- m s, SIN
A MEXICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH.
General Once. corner 10th and y; ID District ct
the Arlinston Hotel Sd District, SsS Penn. avenue.
Box rents % be reduced ID 8 Us psr month After
the LIST Of July. Send for circulars.
Instruments are aced In the house OF any citizen
q the ex peuse OF the Company, by which certain
signals can b communicated ~ the Offices above
.aentionsd from which points the service required
= promptly rendered. mes senger can be called at
any hour, day ght, TO any erraod re uired
Policeman, In constant attendance ONCE fay
and night, starts 20 the house instantly police
call Is turned in. Once in Geographic Communities
tf0n With generalore alarm. Engines At tbs door
two minutes after Gre alarm Is turneA in at houss
Name Of doctor TO be registered ~ once, be sum
moned instantly dav or night No Waterman can
seep on duty without being reported next morning.
II attacked by ROBBERS he can summon as.stsncs At
once By turning IN police call, II his regular sig
mails are suspended, messenger u sent 70 know the
reASOn.
nyW -eoAm T. L. HUME, President.
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FATAL BOILER ExPLOsION.-A boiler
used Oh floating pile-driver at Cambridge,
Mass, exploded last evening. Mark ClOugh-
erty, labOrer, was Instantly killed; William
Peter Smith and Michael Hayden were
knocked overheard and badly injured Geo.
Moore, standing on the wharf, was knocked
into the canal and badly injured
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The Terrible Famine I'm India

LONDON, August b Tue Tunes Bellary
correspondent writing under date of July
llJh describes the awful effects of the IA ne
in Southern India: "A few months ago,
he says, 1.-the working gangs coniaine "a
fair proportion of stalwart.men and women,
Oh whom the famine at the time hal made
10 visible marx, but this is 10 longer The
case. The great bulk of the people are now
enaciated their ribs are sticking out I'm
painful prominence, and their skins covered
with dirty lookiI < desquamation of cutIcle,
described In the Irish famine of 11IE =
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THE INTERNATIONAL SHOOTING c.

THE INTERNATIONAL SHOOTING Con-
rEsT.-Shootlng for The selection OF mem
beers of the American team in the coming
International rifle contest was conc. uled
yesterday al Creednoor. At the con
clusion OF the shooting the committee on the
selection OF the first SIX members of the team
met and decided on the cont Sstants. IL was
voted unanimously that the composition of
the team should be decided entirely accord
ing 10 the value of the score q N. DakIn
was chosen captain OF the team, aud the fol-
lowing Is a list of members of the team for
lS11, with positions earned and total number
of points from three best days shooting II.
:. Jewell, l220; j. l.. Allen, l,2ll; W. Ii.
Sackson. 1.3Ol; l.. Weber, les; +. Hyde.
l.l9l; T. s. Dakin, lis; J.. c. Bruce, l,I62;
c. f. Blydenb burg, l.IGl; l.. L. Fe"purn, re-
serve, /, leo; Il. Lamb. jr., reserve. l1JS.
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TIE RACES al Saratoga. -. Y yes'er lay
resulted rs follows: The three quarters of
n lie, for maiden two year Odds, eight start
erS, war won by Clifton in liz McDauie!'s
War Dance FLY second. the X amer stake
for three year oid-, two miles, 500 entrance
81 500 added, 500 to second horse, niue
NTaTt'rS, were won By Brazil in 3d., MajO-
Barker second: the mile and a half race fo-
800. al ages, was won easily by Parole in
23Gi. NirginiuS second; the sell NJ race
mile and an eighth, for 800. was won by
Cardinal Wolsey in l 81, Lady Solvers
second.
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Going 10 Abdicate.

EDENBUKG, August IA London dis
patch TO the ScsfSidn says: IL is reported
that the King of Holland intends 10 abdicate.
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The Russian Army

try Of war officially declares the reported
mobilization of the whole Russian army IN.
true.
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A TRICK PLAYED UPON WoRKfNGMES
BY THE DEMOCRATS.-A telegram To the y.
\. Tribune from Columbus, ohio, August -,
says. II has just been discovered how the
democrats played a game on the working
mems meeting on Saturday night 10 ap-
pears that q circular was issued 10 the work
lngmen 10 meet at the City Hall and nomi-
nate county officers. The democratic politi-
clans got possession OF one of these circulars
and issued the fac simile copies, aiding AT
the bottom that the meeting was called Tor
the purpose OF endorsing the nomination OF
the republican Candid ates. TINS circular
was placed where IL would do the most good q,
and those who were advised of the fraud
went 10 the meeting under the impression
that Christopher Lewes, the republican can
didate for sheriff. and who callet the meet
ing TO order, was trying TO ride into favor
under false cOlors. This, together with the
presence Of ward banners. was sufficient To
create the unparalleled uproar which took
place. In his speech, Lewis said he had for
meTly been a bitter partisan. but from that
hour he renounced ali faith and allegiance 10
any other than the woTkingman's party.
This was hooted down, a his name then was
and still il on the republican ticket aS = can
didate for sheriff After finding himself de-
feated at the first meeting. anoth r organI
zation was formed and a new set OF resolu-
tions adopted, which declared that none ex-
cept WORKING men should be nominated.
a FRENCH SENSATION CONrRADICrED
Tae Paris Nont ear says that the question .
4 state OF siege has never been discus eel Or
raised in the French cabinet; that there haS
Fever existed either on this or any Oth r.
question any division within the cabinet
that the most perfect understanding has al
ways existed between Duke de Broglic and
W. FOurtOu; that neither the German nor
any other government has made any repre-
seHtatlOns In the presence OF the Duke 1e
BrCglic at the head OF the blnet, and that
the president of ihe republic is firmly r.
solve Il 10 retain the ministry OF The 10th o.
May until the election. IL l. believed that
the Journal tyJilidi will repeat these contra
i ic' ions. and that The Duke lie Rrogiia'S acr
ng for NJ. Fourtou during his absenca il an
srrangemeI evidently des :gne1 as an add
tional proof OF harmony between them.
There is. nevertheless. a Widespread belief
that NJ. Fourtou advocates the proclamation
of slate of siege, and the papers which
sound his praises UDquesIoaao.y advocate
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RAILROAD AGAINST EMPRESS CoMPA-
MESA dispatch from Cincinnati an
nOunces that on Thursday Ito morrow the
Adams Express company will withdraw its
agents and messengers from the Marietta
and Cincinnati railroad. The express bust
ness will be carried on by the railroad COM
pany through its freight department.
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STRIKE OF SILK CONTAMINATION hum
dred and ffty operatives OF the Newark City,
n. j., silk mill struck yesterday against a Is
per cent. reduction. The employees say they
submitted 10 twenty five per cent. red NC.
ton in November. and could only earn from
three to nine dollars per week. The mill will
remain closed.
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COLLECTOR RUSSELL ENUMERATED -
The charges made against Collector ofInter-
nal Revenue Russell, of Rich mond, Va 3,
which Special Treasury Agent Webster was
sent the re to invest igat", nave been upset Oy
1hs evidence and abandon d by the prose
cUfiO0.
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MANY WHO ALE SUFFERING

W
from a effects Of the weather and are dehili
tated, advised b. ply s'cisns % take moderate
amounts Ct whisky TIVE thrse times during the
day In little While those who adopt this advice
frequently Increase jhs number Of"drinks' and in
time become confirmed iBebris,es beverage
which will not create this thirst for intoxicating
liauors. and which Is intended especially for the
benefit Of debiitatsi persons, whether at home or
abroad, Is Dr. schenek Sea Weed Tonic. Contain
ing the Juices Of many medical herbs, this prepars-
ton does not create appetite for the intoxicating
cup. The nOur;shing and the life supporting prop
critics of many valuable natural productions con
tanned IN IL and well known 20 medical men have
streug ht Ming influence. single bottle Of the
Tonic will demonstrate its valuable qualities. For
debility arIsI from sickness OTer cXeTtiJn OF from
any cause whatever, a wtneglsssful of Sea Weed
Tonic taken after meals will strengthen the stomach
and create 81 petite for Who'll food. To all
Who are about leaving heir homes, desire to say
that the excellent Effects Of DR.. scheneks seasonsbIe
remedies, Sea Weed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills, are
particularly evide v hen taken by those who are
tnJuriOGsly affected by a change Of water aud diet
No person should leave home without taking q sup
ply Of these safeguards along. For sale by all drug
sists. susl colin
~ ID. ncFARLAN, Dsnnu,
1910 NEW YORK AVENUE.
Nsi New Jersey avenue, IS erroneonsly printed In
Boyd's Directory for 1877. Jan6 ~
~ SAMUEL G. YOUNG,
-" ROTARY PUBLIC,
ec:i-tf OPFIcs-STAR BUILDING.
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n tt G / A N.
Frs trreniun awarded to me by the Great World /.
Fair, IN Philsiel phia, on my invented <k-AHa.
and patented kIEsLASS, manufsc- ~ ~
t1red in Gold, Silver and Frameess, With genuine
Brazilian Pebbles. Also, on hand q large variety
Of ePECTACLES, OPERA GLASSES, MICRO
eOOPEs and SHADES for the Eyes, &c.
4. ALEXANDER,
octs trlstp 122S Pennsyivauis s,euue D. -.
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ARMY ORDERS.-Captain John NJ. Dick
son, assistant surgeon U. s. A, is relieved
from duty in the department of the gulf
and, upon the expiration of his present leave
of absence, will report in person to the com
manding general military division of the
Atlantic for assignment To duty. Leave of
absence OF Col Thomas &. Devin. 81 cav
airy, from headquarters military division of
the Missouri, Is extended four months, with
permission TO go beyond the sea. Leave of
Post Chaplain George i. Van Wyck, from
headquarters department of the south, is ex-
tended two months.
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THE SITTING BULL COMMIssIoy.-Att the
Cabinet meeting yesterday It was decided
that the Sitting Bull commission should be
composed oftwo members-a military Off
Ger and a civilian emplOye of the Interior
de partment. AS stated In ye,terday'S STAR
Gene raj Terry will be selected as the mill
iary commissioner, If he can leave his post.
IL was also decided that Col. III. G.. Corbin,
recently on duty at the Executive mansion,
should accompany the cOmmi ion as Secre-
larry, and that as many newspaper correspon-
dents as desired might go, all of them To pay
their own expenses.
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GEN. H0WARD'S MARCH.

Indians SAID To Be DemOraized.
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There was another large attendance yester
DAY Al summit Grove camp, on the Northern
being usually the principal days a. carnr
meetings. Rev. Mr.. Holiday, of altimore
preached In the morning. The meeting
ally.
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Emory Grove.

The preaching at Emory Grove camp
meeting presented attractions yesterday
which largely Increased the Attendance.
Rev. Dr. {. IA. Fowler, editor of the Christian
Advocate, New York, a pulpit speaker OF cul-
ture and thought, preached At III a. m. on the
Bible as q dc fence against the tendency of
the young OF the present generation TO skep-
ucism. Rev. 3. V. Leach preached TO q
large congregation at night q forciole ser
mon from Revelations on the last Judgment
Bishop Wayman, OF the African Methodist
church, was on the ground.
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THE Rio GRANDE TROUBLES were dis
tussed in the Cabinet meeting yesterday,
al dispatches received by the Secretary o.
War in relation to the recent raids across the
Rio Grande were read. 1t was announced
that the governor OF Texas would demand OF
the Mexican authorities the culprits VINO
crossed from the Mexican side to Rio Grande
CITY on the morning OF the 18th, broke open
The jail. and committed other depredati Ons.
Inc abinet approved OF this action on the
part OF the governor. Under the extraditiOn
treaty with Mexico In the case OF crimes
committed in the frontier states or territories
OF The two contracting parties acquisitions
may De made through their diploma attic
agents or through the chief civil authorities
OF said states or territories, or through such
cn1ef civil or judicial authority OF the dis
uicts or counties bordering on the frontier as
may be duly authorized, sc. Under the ex-
tradition treaties with all other foreign
POWERS the national government makes the
demand.
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McAENAMIN CO.,
Corner FIRST street east 0ssA Pessss. 0sesssse,
Have on hand the largest and best selec ton OF
AAkBLk aud GRANITE MONUMENTS, HEAD.
STONES. &c
ever sfered for ssle south Of New York. iyn I'm