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DETAILS OF THE FOREST FIoHT--REaULARs
FLEE BEFORE THE INDIANS

FLEE DEFoRE THE INDIANS.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 20, 1871
A despatch from Portland, Oregon, says a Lewiston
letter OF this date has tho iollowing.-"Captain Hun
ter Of the Dayton volunteers, left Camp Kamiah ON
Wednesday, at hali-past Avo p ~, aud arrived at
Lewiston Thursday, at six r. NJ From him It is
learned that the regular cavalry and Lewiston volun-
tecrs pursued and overlook tho Indians on Tuesday
Jim, Reuben, Levy and several other Indians acted as
scouts They came up with the Indians at n point
where the underground is very dense. Tho Indians
fred upon tho scouts, killing Levy and other
and wouadng Reuben. Another man was shot
through the lungs. McCouviIc and his eighteen men
In advance and in perilous position the indians
being concealed In the timber sides them.
McCouvie that the regular cavalry were flee.
ing. The Indian scouts through their tacics drew oil
the attention OF the bosties SO as to let McCouvles
out OF the snap aud seeing that tue whole force
OF regulars had taken to flight McCouville ound It
necessary to follow the u, rather than suffer his nand-
ful OF men to be cut or Tue whole pursuing for
turned 10 K,man, leaving Josoph's men masters OF
tue situation. All the command had recrossed the
south side OF the Clear Water and TO to
Lapwai, except 100 men under Throckmorton, who
with artillery, TO hold tho position until Colonel
Green's force IRON Boise joins.
Esd OF THE WAR QUEsrIoyABLE.
General Howard would return tO Lapwai and Hunter
was informed that he intended TO move northward TO
the Spokane country inc volunteers viii leave
the field and return to this place to be dsbaGded.
Hunter says no one can toreelI whether or not
the ended Many OF the Indians who nave sur
rendered are reservation Indians and acknowledge
that they fought with Josepn they be brought
10 Lapwai Tor trial. No one know for what
point Joseph Will make noxt
HOWARD MAssISC TROOPS LAPwAL
A later despatch, dated tive A. ", states that
Joscph's warriors had recrosscd the Clearwater aud
were at Lawyers canyon.
General Howard is at Iapwai lie has ordered the
troops arriving on the steamer Aimotta to proceed
forthwith TO the same point II mas also sent for
General Suy TO meet hun AZ LapwaI at seven O'Clock
\. ~ There great demand for wagons TO take the
infantry to the front.
INDIANS RoBBING cHINANHS
A special despatch Received from Wallua to-day saws
thai 100 Cinnamon arrived there yesterday from tho
Upper CoiuniDa River, where they had been engaged
IN mining. They state that Indians entered Their
camp and robbed them OF all their money, provisions s.
blankets and some clothing After taxing alt they
possessed the Indians told them to eavc which tho
cinnamon lost no time In dong,
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MISUSE OF PUBLIC FUNDS.

ARREST OF cARDozo, LATE TREASURER OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.
NY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEHALp.1
COLUMBIA, July II, 1871
Francis L. Cardozo. State Treasurer during Cham
bcrlan's administration, arrested hors to-day Ut
the instance Of tho Legislative Investigating Commit
tee upon a warrant charging him with msappropria-
lion OF public funds. The preliminary examination
disclosed tho tact that Cardozo had paid Thomas
W. rrce Co., OF Now York, who held sundry
claims against tho State the sum OF SIS, SIG 90 tor
which no appropriation hud been made. BY an act OF
the Legislature in November 1878 II was declared q
felony lor the state Treasurer 10 pay any Gains
against the state except those for which special pro
for the offence Is $1,000 to 900 nhe and Que 10 vo
years. imprisonment. The accused held $40 900
bail for appearance at the Court Of General Sessions
October naxt
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MINT INVESTIGATION.

TESTIMONY OF GEORGE NJ. PINSEY AGAINST
SUPERINTENDENT LAGRANGE.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 81 1877
This afternoon the Treasury Commission began an
examination into tho charges preferred by George 81
Pinncy against Lagrange, OF the Mint
Pinncys evidence was the effect that when he was
employed In the Mint tho fund to puy employees
was very low, aud the iund ior The pur.
chase vi supplies aud material full; !. that he,
by direction OF Laxrangc In purchasing supplies would
bills largely IN excess Of the amounts due
and the surplus, alter paying the bills he would rc-
turn Lagrange but whether the latter accounted to
the government for sucn amounts converted them
10 his own uso witness was unable TO suy.
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into the valley Of Roumca the Schpka pass is Of the
highest imp mportance Its northern end Is covered by
the position of Tirnova and tho towns of Ilatar "a
and lena, or Helena, as wol as by the river Jantrn
against seizure by Turkish force advancing westward
from Shumla via Osman-Bazar. Its southern end Is
protected by Eski Saghra, KasanliH and Schpka
towns now held In force by the Russians The
Schipka pass Is tho ono to the Danube and Is
reached from ssova by one Of tho best lines of road
In Bulgaria
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THE TEXAN FRONTIER.
MEXICAN MILITARY COMMANDERS HONESTLY
AIDING GENERAL oRD-NEED OF MORE
MKN-AMEMcAN SOLDIERS HUNTING Mex
IcAN REvoLUr1oNIsTs.
IDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

IDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SAN ANTONIO July 81, 1871
learn from kilograms received from military head
quarters that there Is every reason to believe General
Treviio and General Naranjo, second in command
under him, really In earnest about using what
troops they spare to suppress radng from their
side Of the Rio Grandc but they say their efforts arc
the q, v,ve tor parties Of rovoluonss referring to
Escobsdo and Valdez organizing on this side,
and whose advent into Mexico Is expected daily.
VIGILANCE OF OUR OFFICERS.
organizations but the population outside OF the towns
on tho border is so exclusively Mexican that is mat
Ter OF the greatest difcully for the United States
troops to ascertain whereabouts of the nsurgeut
break up reported rganizatIons, but before ho can
reach them they dsperse and reassembc elsewhere.
The United States officer in command at Ringgod
Barracks has been ordered to disperse any armed
bands OF revoluionists who n,ay be assembled there
An UNSUCCESSFUL HUME
Captain V. Waite has just returned to Fort Duncan
from scout Of fifty miles down the Rio Grande in
s,arch of band OF Lerdo's adherents under Valdez
but was unsuccessful in finding thcm
NKED TROOPS.
In fact, tho troops are kept as busy hunting for
Lerdo revolutionsts they are in scouting for In
dams and other raiders. For this ,ner Ord
should have troops at once he Is striving to
give the Mexican authorities fair showing. Tho lat
tor cannot be expected to guard tho frontier very
closely against raiders when greater danger threatens
them IRON the Lcrdo leaders IN Texas.
rREviSo FAITH
For this reason General Treviiio Is rccent In his
dispatches to General Ord to tho location of
the troops he posted to head of the raiders he
doubtless fears the Escobedo might obtain and
make use Of the knowledge; but he has gwen assur-
ance the Mexican troops have been placed po-
stions where they Will probably intercept any raiders
escaping from Texas better feeling prevails.
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NAMES SAVINGS BANKS SOUND.

BipDEroRD July 21, 1871
Bank Exami Bolster has concluded his Official cx.
aminaions OF our savings banks and reports that ho
iound then all IN healthy condition. The saco and
Biddoiord Savings Bank has surplus OF sl3,32S i3
over all liabilities the York County Savings Bank has
surplus OF &c, $50 0J tho Blddciord Savings Bank
has "A surpus SO. 1O2 Bl
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ARREST OF GENERAL EscoBEDo.

GALVESTON, Texas, July 2l. 1871
special despatch to the Ne'cs from RIO Grande City
says: s:-Thcre Is great excitement here Of
the arrest this morning. before daylight, of General
Escobsdo and siar by Colonel Price, OF the United
States Army, commanding at Ringsold Barracks
Escobedo intended the river day to NOR
row. alter receiving arms by this mornings steamer
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARrMRST,
OFFICE or THE CHEZ SioSAL OrFicrR,
wAsniScroS, July 22-l A. u.


Indications
For the Middle States and New England rising bA
roneisr, stationary higher temperature, southwest
winds and clear weather. except southeastcriy winds
aud local rains on the coast
For the South Atlantic States, rising barometer,
stationary or higher temperature, and Tho coast
eastery winds aud occasional rain.
For The Gulf States cooler northeriy winds, vcering
TO warmer norheastery and souiheasery, stationary
rising, followed in Texas by falling barometer aud
generally clear weather.
For Tennessee the Ohio Valley and lower lake
region, northeriy winds. shIfing to southerly
stationary. followed by falling barometer, and clear
weather
For the upper lake region, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys falling barometer. southeast
to south west winds and warmer, clear weather
Tho rivers will probably fall, especially the Lower
ohio and Mississippi
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JOSEPH'S WAR ENDED.
GENERAL HOWARD AGAIN DRIVES THE HOS.
TILES, WHO ARE DISPERSED IN FLIGHT.

1iLES, WHO ARE DISPERSED IN FLIGHT.
KiAMAH ". T., !
Via WALLA WALLA, July 81 1871
Five more hostiles with their squaws, surrendered
today. The military commission, formed to try tho
Indian prisoners, with Majcr Throckmorton, Fourth
Artillery, as Judge Advocate, is to be succeeded by
Commissioner Watkins, who has adjourned tho hear
ing. as no witnesses Tor tho prosecution here.
General Howard sont thirty volunteers to-day 10 de-
stroy the caches in Josephs old camp anu all but tho
captain and one man havo left Tor their homes.
THE INDIANS AGAIN ROUTED
Colonel Mason, in hot pursuit OF the hostilcs with
entire cavalry command, struck thcm to-day near
Oroino Creek. Two Indian scouts were wounded and
one killed, and the hostes were put 10 flight. The
country Is very rocky and densey wooded preventing
further pursuit. The hostiles will DO met by General
Crook or Niles as they issue into Montana from this
trail.
One OF the wounded scouts was James Reuben, our
interpreter, and Of Ok chof OF the Kamiah Nex
Perces
JosEPH's WAR
Tho war with Chief Joseph Is practically oyer, and
VIC start to-day to meet General Sherman ut Lapwai
and then to march through the territory inhabited by
the Spokane Indians Tor moral etfec,. Colonel Grocns
cavalry, their arrival here, will be Kept prevent
the return Of tho hos;iles tins way.
More Indians, with white aag are coming in 10
surrender.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

THE PRACTICE SHIP CONSTELLATION TO GO ON
THE DRY DOCK.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NKwPoRT 4. l., July 81, 1877.
The United States practice ship Constellation, Cap
tain Sperry, has arrived hero from New Bedford and
Will leave New York at midnight tonight where
she will 60 into dry dock to have ncr bottom exam.
incd. THIS evening the midshipmen had oppor-
trnty to dttcnd the hop at the Ocean House.
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NEW RAILROAD.

CHEYENNE. Wy. T.. July 21, 1871
Tho nrst rail tho Color extension was laid here
to-day THIS road will be completed IN October and
Will connect tho Colorado Central Railroad at Long
mont, Col with the Union Paclnc Railroad at this
point.
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SINKING OF A STEAMER.

VicKsDuRG, Miss. July 81, 1877.
The stcnmcr Golden Rule sank 10 her hurricane root
at omcga Landing. No lives we're lost The boat Is
IN al ue.avotabic position Tor rai.inq.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF OFFICERS TO DUTY.


wAsnIsGrox, July Il, 1877.
Commander Mon tgomery Sicard is ordered to CON-
mand the swaara at Hampton Roads, in place Of Com.
mandcr A +. Cooke detached from the command Of
that vessel and placed on waiting orders
Chief Engineer J. b. kimbail Is ordered to the navy
yard at Pensacola IN place OF Chief Engineer Lewis J.
Allen, detached from that yard and ordered to hold
himself in readiness for orders 10 tho Marion at the
European station:
Passed Assistant EngiLeer G. j. Mcconnell and As
sistant Engineer W. o. Chrisman ordered to tho
MOupng gahcla ut New York.
Cbici Engineer II :. Davids Is detached from duty
In charge OF engineers stores at Mare Island Navy
Yurd and ordered 10 tie Nonongahela.
Passed Assistant Engineer c. J. Burnap is detached
from tho Mopongnhcia and placed waiting orders.
Carpenter Peter +. Ward Is detached from tho Swa-
tara and placed on waiting orders
Carpenter George Il. Anderson Is ordered 10 the
Swa,ara
Chief Engineer J. b. Carpenter Is ordered 20 duty IN
charge OF eDgnecrs stores nj the Mare Island Navy
Yard.
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CRUSHED BY AN EMBANKMENT.

BALTIMORE, July 81, 1877.
Thomas p. Rooney, Thomas y. O'Connor and James
Donaldson wcro killed this evening by tho falling OF
an emUauktnont Oh Townsend street.
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A.-BENNETT BUILDING.

A.-BENNETT BUILDING.
fiREPROOF.
LOCATED ON NASSAU. ANN AND FULTON Sta
HANDSOME AND WELL HEATED OFFICES
TO LEI on VERY REASONABLE TERMS.
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS. BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICES.
APPLY ON TIL. PREMISES.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature ior tho past twenty-four hours. in
parison with the corresponding date OF last year,
dcated by the Thermometer at Hudnups pharmacy.
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PLAN OF THE PRESIDENTIAL TRIP.

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NoRFoLK. Va July 81, 1871
This morning Colonel James d. Brady tcIegraphed
to the President advising tina, he had announced tho
programme OF his trip to Virginia to be as iollows-
Wednesday noxt ut Old Point
Thursday, at Norfolk and Portsmouth, remaining In
Norfolk Thursday night
Leaving on Friday morning on the James River
steamer, stopping at City Point and taking the train
from there 10 st. Petersburg, where after three hours
stopping, to take the evening train for Richmoud
Remaining in the latter city Friday night until sat-
urday evening and then return to Washington.
THE PREsIDgNr's REPLY.
President Hayes, in answer to this message, sent
Colonel Brady the following telegram
WASHINGTON, July q. 1877.
II VIC now make the trip the programme 10 correct.
II is possible that recent events may prevent
X. B HAYES
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Average temperature yestcruny 1}Z
year ....................... so1
1879 1877.
Weekly average OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 82l.7 "a
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MINING MANAGEEo lie ,poNsIBLE
RETURN or THE CORONER on THE VAUDEVILLE
DISASTER.

PoTTsvIrLE, Pa, July 21, 1877.
This afternoon the coroner MADE his return to tho
District Attorney in the OF the Wudesvile mi no
DISASTER when eight miners killed The Coroner
states mat the mins was run contrary 10 tho act OF
Assembly coal minnG.
General Peasants. chief engineer; Jonathan Bowen,
supcrlnten ndont, ana Edward Herbert and William
Watkins bosses-oiI IN the employ OF the PhiIadcpnia
and Reading Goa, anu Iron Company-wcrc each re
quircd 10 furnish $4,000 bail for their appearance
courL
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The schipka pass has now become famous in the
recent history OF the Russo.Turksh campaign. The
dene was long regarded by tho Turks as one OF those
by which the Russians might attempt the passage of
the Balkan Mountains, and consequently 1t was occu
pied and fortified by the former. But General Gour-
kha's daring advance by other passes in the vicinity
hns turned the Turkish defences, and the
Schipka pass must soon be added to tho
practicable routes open to tho Russian army.
AS a point OF debouchment for the invaders
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CREST TRUSS I EVER SAW" EXcLAIMS Ev.
cry ply ysican on examining the VICTOR Truss ve.oy
VI firtor Housa
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GREETING THE PRESIDENT.

MUNICIPAL COMPLIMENTS TO THE FEDERAL
CHIEF MAGISTRATE.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PErRRsBrRG, Va, July 81, 1877.
The City Council, at special meeting to-day, ten.
dcred invitation aud tho hosptaltcs Of the city to
the Pres in hts progress through the State Tho
invitation, signed by the Mayor and the President OF
tho Council, was teegraphed to him TINS evening The
committee, OF which Mayor Cameron is chairman,
met and appointed committees OF welcome and recop-
tion and Is proposed 10 give the President hearty
aud cordial welcome. telegram from the President
to Colonel Brady to-day states that he will be Peters.
burg Friday next, unless tho recent events con-
ncction with the railroad strike Interfere with The
proposed trip.
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tor Ten Cents
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REPAIRING TEE HARrI oRD-THE xoSoNGAHEIA
TO co TO THL MEDITERRANEAN.

This morning orders were received from the depart
ment At Washington directing that all the work men
employed in the construction depart OF the Navy
Yard be at once placed the frigate Hartford. in
order TO hasten The repairs TO that ship with all poss
bic despatch that she may lie IN readiness 10 sail on
the LIST OF August JOIN tue South Atlantic squadron
flagship
rhe ngahcla, now on tho summer cruise with
the naval apprentices Is ordered thus yard 10 be
uttcd out for the Mediterranean
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