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the lands that they went 10 last fall down the
Indian settlements OF the Choctaws, Greeks and Others
he SAID they did not please them 1t all
As the other Indians not chiefs, but head men
or councillors, 10 was useless TO confer with them
Spotted Tai and Red Cloud the parties VINO seem
TO have the most n not ALL to say about the rcates
and what they will do with the the others
merely concur In. Red Cloud said be had q great
many other things 10 complain Of, but he preferred
telling them to the President himself he thinks
shall not hear anything more OF Sitting Bull HIS
people Sitting BULBS, all told, number about two
thousand
the BUSINESS POSTPONED.
ARRANGEMENTS were TO have been made this
afternoon for the Indians 70 see the Scc-
rotary OF the Interior aud Com missioner Of
Indian Affairs tomorrow: but consequence Of
tho IRE at the department and the intense excitement
ana confusion consequent, will he some few days
before an audience can be had. II is said the Patent
ONCE building Is to be closed tomorrow. There
seems to be great jealousy among the Interpreters
Tor some cause other and from what be CLEANED
to-day this VISIT OF tho Indians will prove failure on
the part OF the government 10 do anything with them
They arc willing TO leave their country II other
country DO selected that Ill suit he otherw
thcy intend 10 hold on 70 II.
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There were also registered md coupon bonds.
amount and numbers unknown, ten $500 bonds OF the
town OF Cortland. numbers unknown and other bond
mortgages and notes, amount not known. Tho
coupons the United States bonds for several years
were unpaid. Several Union Pacific coupons n
pad Since the above list made out the loss OF
the following bonds has been dscov cred: u nit cd
States 520s No 926, 500; United States 52Os, No
2S0lO $780, United states 520's No. 20. y27, $500.
The yenr Uf tho last named bonds Is not gwen.
Five thousand dollars reward has been offered for
tho and CONVICTION OF the thief tho return
the stolen property No clsw tho robbers or tho
manner Of the robbery obtaipod.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

OyricE OF THE CHKv SIGNAL OrPicKR,
WASHINGTON, Sept Isl A. N.

WAX lofRNr,
OYFicE OF THE CHIEv SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WASHINGTON, Sept 26-l A. N.
Indications.
For New England and tho Middle Atlantic Statos,
light variable WINDS mostly from the south. warner.
olear partly cloudy weather, with stationary or
lower pressure
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf States warmer.
partly cloudy weather, winds mostly from the north
east, OF light rain. with stationary or lower
pressure.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warmer, clear
or partly cloudy weather. southorly veering to vest
sry WINDS with stationary or falling barometer, fol-
lowed at W es,ern stations by rain areas
For tho lake regions, warmer southeriy winds, In
creasing coudiness, rain areas and falling barometer
followed n the upper lake region by rising barometer
anu colder northerly winds.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
eys winds veerng to colder northwest, colder partly
cloudy weather, with OF light rain In the first
named district, anu rising barometer.
For the West Gulf States, southerly winds, with
warmer clear partly cloudy weather and stationary
or lower pressure.
The rivers will remain nearly stationary.
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REMOVAL OF Mr.. OIL TO QUARANTIN1-No AP.
PRzHENsIoN OF DANCER TO NEW YORK.
BY order OF DR.. W. Dc y. Day, Sanitary superin-
tendent OF this city, j. Oil. tho patient 10 Rooso-
welt Hospital suffering from yellow fever was yessr-
day removed to the hospital at quarantine where hs
placed IN tho custody Of DR.. YandcrpoeI, Health
Inspector OF this port. Mr. Obi arrived IN this
city tho 14th inst from Fcrnaudina, Fla
Shortly aftor his arrival hero he complained
OF ndisposition, but It was not supposed
that his aiment was serious Ho was admitted to
termi!tcnt fever, II was thought On tho following
Thursday he showed symptoms Of yellow fever, and
last saturday that aagnoss fully established
Tho health authorities were notified privately on sun
day by the house surgeon OF Roosevelt Hospital and
the patient was placed In private and disn cot
irooy used throughout tho instiiu ton Tho
victim Of this terrible maIady travelling agent ~ the
employ oi Messrs Chatter King, commission mer.
chants. doitg business Pearl street. and he
comfy travelling through Florida In the Interests of
this house. When Mr. OH a Ferpandina
Fls., the yellow fever rugged. aud he was forced 70
leave thore very suddenly. Tue health authorizes
with the physicians ut Roosevelt Hospital yes.
tedav In stating that they have not the least anxiety
about the dsossc spreading, as Il ID not con-
carried from country to another lies In tho posi-.
bty ~ It's bong hidden In clothing or Other articles
1t 10 positively known that Nj. Obi brought no bag
gage with him " this CITY, and the disease 10 confined
to his person.
Two cascs OF yellow fever which ended fatally, have
bcon reported on tho British brig Rhoue, which ar-
riv0d here Saturday, and the steam ship Guermo,
Is taken by the authorities TO connue the disease In
DrOneP ufnita
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THE KEYPORT SUFFERERS

NEW YoRK, Sept "a, 1871.
To Tns EDITOR OF THE HKHALD:-
knowing OF tho extreme suffering 81 the poor people
oil this little village since the late fire and their
sites Will volunteer TO receive all contributions for
their relief Having been In the place. Deing
therefore well acquainted with tho circumstances OF
the inhabitants, know that many OF them need i'm
mediate relief AMI that II is an object deserving OF
charity. j. q. BEDELI.
Nos l51 aud 453 Broadway.
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Trcoupis TO be satisfactory and therefore the lat
Ter strongly complains OF England conveying to
Greece the Turkish menace while acknowled ging
that there was no legitimate grievance. England
II will be remembered, is also one OF the qua n
teeing Powers. -
MR. GLADSTONE ExPLAISs
Mr.. Gladstone formally denies the assertion OF
the Daily Teis0raph's Constantinople corre-
spondent that he had written to Greek resi-
dent OF Constantinople advising the Greeks
to join in the war against Turkey. Mr.
Gladstone publishes the letter on which the accu-
sation was founded. The letter was written long
before the outbreak OF the war, and advises the
Greeks and Slavs to give moral support 70 each
other. This AFFAIR has been causing considerable
sensation.
NEW LOAN.
special from St Petersburg states that the
Minister OF Finance Is preparing to issue new
lottery loan OF 600 900 roubles-about sea2
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BROOM COIN ABLAzE.

ST. LOUIS, Sept "a 1877.
warehouse attached 10 the broom factory OF
Samuel Cspplcs h Co., No. 70l Walnut street.
containing 175 tons Of broom corn,
burned this morning Loss $4,000. Insured
IN the Hartford and Phoenix. OF Hartford,
Conn, for 81, $50 each; Manhattan, New York,
S2l 900; North British, $4,000; Home New York,
s2l,OO0; Union, Galveston, 81, 900; Board Of Under
Writers. Boston, s., 800; Springfield, OF Springfield,
Mnss., ~ 0O0 North American, Philadelphia, -, 900;
Hoffman, Now York, 81, O00
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BONDS STOLEN.

CORTLAND, N. Y, Sept "a, 1877.
=, package containing government and railroad
bonds certificates Of stock, mortgages and promssory
notes. estimated at 500 stolen from tho First
National Bank at Cortland on Saturday last Tho
loss was not discovered until this morning. Tho
securities were in large pockctbook which kept
in the safe OF the bank Tho bank suffers loss,
the securities belong to private individuals.
The following Ia n list OF tho voc rites stolen.
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WHAT DID HE MEAN?


BALriMoRE, Sept "a, 1877.
Al legislative district convention OF workingmen
here tonight President Ward made address Dur
ing his remarks he referred TO the burning oil the
Patent Office to-day and said the intelligence OF IT'S
destruction caused him great qualification. He hoped
II would be rebuilt. The Convention expressed
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OTHER FIRES.

THE BUILDINGS DLsrRoYED-LosS FORTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. "a, 1871
Are In March's cigar factory NJ Coshocton to-day
destroyed ave buildings The losses buildings will
aggregate about $40, 900; on contents, $4,000: on
which there Is about 900 Insurance. the Home OF
Columbus.
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THE INDIAN PROBLEM.

sTURGIs PuRsUEs THE FLEEING NEE PRRcEs-
TROUBLE IN .sITKA.
WASHINGTON, Sept "a, 1871
The following telegram from Captain Benham, COM
manding ut Fort Ellis, Montana dated September 49,
has been received at the War Department from Con-
eral Sheridan:-
Howards cavalry. under Sanford, OTIS battery and
the company Of scouts under Fletcher joined sturgs
on tho l4th The last report OF Sturgis from the
hussei Shell Valley, dated September 10, IL sub
stance as follows:-
1--WE kept close on the heels OF tho enemy yesterday
making thIrtyoight miles, killing i've Indians aud
wounding more SO lar have compelled them 10 drop
some six hundred head OF horses.
He reports his own horses much jadcd, but spys--
an, goiag ahead this morning and propose to push
them until they drop their whole Lerd or We drop,
and think they VIII abandon nearly their last
horse.
To-day Howard, with infantry and artillery, was
north Of the Yellowstone, below Clark's Fork The
sixteenth infantry Is moving to Mussel Shell via
Bakers battlefield. He thinks the remnant Of the
Neg Perc6s will be absorbed by hostile Sioux The
Crows are lighting the Nez Porccs and have brought
into the agency several hundred head OF horses
up. II. SHERIDAN, Lieutenant General"
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AWAITING HIS DOOM
lBY TELMaRApH TO THE HERALD

BALTIMORE, Sept "a, 1871
James Il. Hawkins, colored, was convicted at Elliott
city to-day Tor outrage Miss Ida Schaener aged
thirteen, April last, near her residence in Howard
county. Sue returning from school the
Reay House, and whilo passing through a wood was
scrzed by Hawkins, bound to tree with strap and
brutaiIy outraged. The defence attempted abb,
but facd Hawkins was remandcd for sentence
He will undoubtedly DO hanged for his crime.
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FERNANDINA'S PLAGUE.

FORTY NEW cAsEs REPoRrED-BELIEy yoR TEA
sUPPERERs
JAcKsoxyILIx, Fla, Sept "a, 1871
special telegram says one death has oc-
Cured ~ Fcrnandina Hnes last report. There
were ior'y new to-day. The wes-
ther coutinoes uniavorsble, but the fever
IL Il thought must soon exhaust itself from want OF
subjects Among tho recent deaths Is that OF Joseph
l. ReiIiy, Chef Engineer OF the Uned States revenue
cutter George Boutwell,. tn
Tho health Of JacksonviIle continues excellent
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A DisINFEcrANr SUGGESTED.

rt BRooKLss, Sept 20, 1871
To TnI EpIroR or TIE HERALD
VIII you please advise the people Of Ternandina
Fla, that = mixture OF The following acids. VIZ.
II ounces muriatic acid, ounces nitric acid.
ounce oil OF vtriol (.ulturic acid)--
the nitric acid to DO put in the muriac and the oil
OF vitriol by drops into the mixture Of muratic
nitric acids tho same to be put IN porcelain cup,
which Is TO DO pisced in warm water-wil produce =
gas Of chloride which destroys entirely the niasmat
poisonous atmospheric substances, which are the
oriYiuators OF yellow fever.
The cup with above mixtuec, VIII ich mixture Is by
all means no edcius and should uevcr DO used
such, but only az prevention OF the malady and
the spreading thereof and thorough purifier OF the
yellow foyer 10 prevailing. IL Is cheap prevention OF
tue disease costing only about twcnty -nve cent&
Yours, truly, CHARLES LANGEhtELD.
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DETECTIVES ARRAIGNED.

Captain Foley, OF tho Tenth precinct yesterday
charged Detectives Wailing and Lane, OF his con-
mand, with neglect Of duty and making false entries
IN thor books.
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FRHsH TROOPS EN- ROUTE.

OMAHA, Neb.. Sept "a, 1871
Ten companies OF the Third Infantry arrived here
to-day by special train and left for Montana. They
route from OF the recent riots In Penn.
sylvania 10 the seat OF the Indian troubles.
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pERIsHIp IN THE FLAMES.

HALIFAX, n. s, Sept "a. 1877.
Ere at Belts Cove, Newfoundland, destroyed Two
houses, IN which were two men, named Hart and
Connors, who burned 10 death.
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THE TENTH AVENUE FIRE.

To EprToR OF THE HERALD
Please tina enclosed 81 for tho fund for tho sufferers
Of the fire in Tenth avenue, and please In your
paper whore clothes Gun DO scnt, such ions
acceptable Abb
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THE WHITE RESIDENTS OF sITKA MENAcED
AND UNPROTECTED


PORTLAND, Oregon, Sept "a, 1877
The steamer California has Just arrived here from
Sitka Chaplain Collins, OF the United States Army,
who passenger, brings information OF u doplor-
xble state Of affairs at Sitka the Withdrawal of
the troops from that place There now no protec.
ton either for life or property. Not tho slightest
semblance OF law exists, either civil, military
naval, and there no power whatever
to restrain the lawlcss clsmentA Al present there
are more than fifteen white men rosidiur
At Sitka, with their wives and children, and
TO oppose this number are several hundred indians.
Since the departure Of tho soldiers tho Indians have
become very bold and impudent. They get drunk and
swaggcr about tue day and night and have no re-
spect whatever for the rights the whites Residents
or Sitka informed Mr. Collps that they in hourly
fear OF their lives and property aud that they
to abandon the country as soon possible Tho Col.
ecor OF Customs at that port Is powerles, and his
authority Is utterly disregarded The Indians have
already begun 10 plumber tho government buildings
and burning Tor fuel the sockade around the
tort and there 10 authority to Interfere aud prevent
the demGlition
Sitka-Jack, the leading Indian chief In that Ter.
rttOry, has notified number Of Northern tribes TO
come down to Sitka, where they will hold q grand
1t Is feared this meeting OF Indians will be- tho signal
for general plumber Of the town and probable mas
sacre o the Inhabitants.
government steamer was at Sika fow weeks
ago, but tho Indians regarded 1t with the utmost
tempt saying they could very easily capture II II they
desired
The general feeling OF Insecurity has completely
psraly god tho business Of tho Territory and unless
tho government speedily Offers protection 10 tho set
tiers 1t will DO totally abandoned.
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CUBA.

JovELLAR AND CAMPos IN HAVANA.
HAVANA, Sept "a, 1871
Captain. Jovellar returned to Havana, from
Cardenas yesterday, accompanied by General Martinez
Uampoa
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ANOTHER SUBSCRIPTION.

To TIE EDITOR TIKI HKRALp:-
Enclosed md 81 Tor tho sufferers By the last great
Ore EAE
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record viii show tue changes In the
Temperature for tho past twcntyfour hours IN COM
par,son with the corresponding dae OF last year, as
indicated by tho thermometer st Hudnups pharmacy,
HvR IN Building -.
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TIE SUBSCRIPTIONS.

To TIM EDITOR HEaALD:-
Enclosed wo hand you check Tor $25 which please
forward with your other subscr pons Tor tho bonclt
oil the sufferers from yellow fever In Fernandua Fla,
and oblige yours, truly. FEIGENSPAN i CO.
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SEEING is BELIEVING WHEN ANY ONE
whose complexion skin has been dcaced and rrated
with eruption pnp blotches the
RAPID OF the Disagreement under the nu
once of LkNkis SULPHUR SOAP
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

General Richard Taylor, OF Louisiana, Charlemagns
Tower and c. b. Wright Of Philadelphia, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel 8. Rowland at the Brsvoort Ex-Gov.
ornor William Pitt Kellogg aud Major G. W. Wills, Of
LOUISIANA and John N Goodwin, Ex-Governor OF Arr
zona are at the Fifth Avenue. Galusha A. Grow, OF
Pennsylvania, and General Henry Robinson, OF HART
ford are ut the 81. James. General Citation D. Mac.
Dougall Of Auburn, n. Y, IS 1T tho Windsor Edgar
7. wclcs, OF Hartford, at the Brunswick. Aexsn.
der Mitchell, president of the Chicago, Milwaukee and
St Paul Railway Company and General Israel vodgos,
United States Army, ut the Hoffman. Ex-Governor
John ]. Beveridgc, OF Illinois, is at the Gilsey
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NAssACREs By INDIANS IN ARIzoNA-THRTY-
FIVE PERSONS KILLED.

San ANTONIO, Texas Sept "a, 1871
special from Fort stockton, In Northwestern
Texas TO the Express. saws that private letter
ccived ut Fort Stockton from Silver City, New Mexico
states that thiry1vc persops have been murdered
Cooks Canyon, and all tho hands AZ Virgins ranch
have also been killed ny Indians. THIS happened
Silver City on the road TO Yuma, Arizona
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FIRE PROOF.
LOCATED on NASSAU, ANN AND FULTON Sta
HANDSOME AND WILL HEATED OFFICES
To LET ON VERY REASONABLE TERMS
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS. BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFPICEa
APPLY THE PREA[SEs.
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Average temperature yesterday %
OK
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The express company noticed In Business froubcs
column Is not the ~. - NAIL AND DISTINCT EXPRESS Coz
THIS institution. arc glad to state, Is In hourishtno
condition and far from business trouble"
al Pr,
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SILK HATS REDUCED TO s. AND So
fORMAN'S. 351 4th av., 18th and 26th
WILLIAMSON Il CO.. 500 BROADWAY, GENERAL
Eastern Agents Kentucky state Single Number .tery
$p0nD drawn next Saturday. Tickets, $40; shares In
M
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RUPTURE CURED BY DR. MARSH'S RADICAL
CuRx Truss Only Office Vesey st.. Astor House. oppo.
sit Saint Puul's Church
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A.-BENNETT BUILDING.

A SINGLE HAT AT WHOLESALE PRICE SPEC.
slty gentlsens silk Hats --latest novelties la fine
HKlxxTs, DERBY and Sorr HATS IL New Church st.. up
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NEW PUBLICATIONS


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cragc. Tor sale by druggists grocers and hotels
HOLMAN'S PAD Is NO EXPERIMENT.. AND THE
price within the reach OF all Depot 90 Maiden
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Up READ THIS /

OLD NURSE BERTRAND
attained the wonderful ago Of I03 YEARS She claimed
II ~ the OF medicine discovered by herself aud
which Is called
REUTERS LIFE SYRUP.
II for here. and Is certain for ell the
diseases of the blood. liver and bowels
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-06-13
News Of the Week.

WASHINGTON The President to day re-
moved j. X. q. Pitkin, United States Mar
shall for Louisiana, aud directed a ommis-
sion to be made out for Jack Wharton, to
I'LL the vacancy.
RIcHMoND.-Jack Peasants. colored, was
hung at Dinwiddie Court house, Va, yes
terday, for the murder of Ann Lundy, col
Ored.
MoBLR.--In the Mobile and Ohio Rail-
road litigation, Judges Bradley and Woods
have N ade an order that the three suits for
the foreclosure Of the first mortgage shall
proceed as one cause. This decree CONSOLE
dates the bills of Morris Ketchum, and w.
B. Duacan, and the suit brought by the
Swiss bondholders-
New YORK.-C. d. Camp, Cotton Broker,
suicided by shooting. Business enharrass-
ments are supposed to be the cause.
W4sHINGroN.-On the ID of July there
will be two hundred and ninety nine new
Money Order Offices established ameng the
several States The following are the aIlot-
ments TO the Southern States: Arkansas,
thirteen; Florida, one; Georgia, eight ;
Louisiana, two; Mississippi, seven; North
Carolina, six; South Carolina. two- The
latter 70 be Bolton and HiackVille.
WAsHNGroN.-S. Lusk. United States
District Attorney for the Western District
of North Carolina, arrived here this MORN
Ing as witness in the trial Of Franks, United
States Deputy Marshal from North Caroli-
ma. Franks was arrested upon charge of
defrauding the United States Government.
Aarshal Douglass, j. w. Dick, Deputy Mar
shall, and j. w. Payne, United States Com
missioner. are also summoned, and are ex :
pected to reach here to-mOrrow.
BpcHAREsr-Twentyo Of the twenty three
districts composing Roumania have been
placed under martial law because the civil
law does not recognize capital punishment,