Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-28

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Of the hour. Il was 9 fitting compliment
paid to the gallant Governor by The
ladies and genllemen Of Cprinth.
Russian loan
LONDON, Sept. 25s-Tha Posts ST.
Petersburg special states That The Min-
lister Of Finance Is preparing 10 iaauea
new lottery loan Of 50.000,O00 r0uhles
to aid them inthe war for Christianity.
Bank ROBBERY.
BosToN, Sept. 25-Ihro8 trunks
containing an aggregate Of $4,000 in
securities, disappeared from the eafe Of
the Camhridgeport National Bank. NO
clue. The CaShier owned one Of tho
trunks.
Arrest Of counterisikors.
BALTIMoRs, Sept. 9-TWO men,
named BurfoFt and White, hailIng
from North Carolina, were arrested
last week with counterfeit nfty dollar
bills In their possession, and held In
5000 bail.
seixuFo Of Struggled Cigars.
BosToN, Sept. %.-Customs Officers
seized 1900 Manila cigars smugaled
ashore from the British ship FUrtenhu,
by Capt. Fowler. Several persons ere
implicated, against ali Of whom aollon
will be taken.
New Jersey Repuhlloan Nomination.
TRENTON, Sept. 25.-The Repubh.
cans nominated VIM. A. Williams for
Governor.
Gen. JudsOn Fitzpatrick was PrssI-
dent Of the Convention. He alludedin
high terms 10 the policy Of Hayes.
stolen Bonds.
CORTLAND, n, Y, Sept 25.-The fol-
lowing are the United States i've.
twenty bonds stolen from the bank
here Saturday the years Of which
c0ufd NOT BE- given Ca iast nighfss die
patch: Nos. 26y02T aud 28,0I0 Of 1862,
and 5926 of 1867.
A Gang Of Cattle Thieves KILLED in
Kansas
ST. Louis, Sept 26.-A private letter
from Fort Ellis, Kansas, says . party Or
cattle thieves were captured IN extreme
Northwest Kansas. Seven were Killed
and another hung. The thieves were
surprised while eating supper. Seven
hundred head Of cattle were recovered.
Yellow Fever.
JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 26.-There has
been three deaths ct FernAndina from
yellow fever since last night, and
twenty new cases.
NEW York, Sept. 25.-John Obi,
agent for accumulation house Ia this
city, who recently arrived here from
Fernandina, died at the quarantine hos-
pital to-day Of yellow fever.
Hayes Well Pleased with his South
oFn Trip.
WAsHINeToN, Sept. 26.-The Presi-
dent concludes 10 postpone his trip to
Richmond until the time Of the State
Fair, when be will have an opp0Ftuni.
" 10 meet Virginians from ali sections.
He was also pressed 10 return on &C.
count Of public business. The Presi-
dent spoke warmly of his reception Ia
the South, and Of the courtesy and hos-
pitality Of the Southern people.
Foreign Railroad Strike.
LONDON, Sept 25.-In consequences
of the strike on the Southern and
Great Western Railroad, the Poslmss-
tel. General orders steamers from
America 70 land only Irish maila ct
Queenst0wn, and bring the Others to
Liverpool. The City Of Berne was
the first steamer affected by the new
regulation. The strike e confined %
men employed In repairing the road.
Night traffic has lately stopped.
The Washington FiEe.
WARRINGTON, Sept. 25.-Details Of
yesterdays Are are imperfect No im-
pOrtant papeFs were burned, but shsy
are much scattered and some Of them
soaked. The patronage Of Mr.. SehaFz
will be greatly enlarged By this dinas.
ter. 1t ts said In this connection that
MF. S0huEz, In an emotional moment
displaced q $4,000 omcer who had con
troll Of pensions whose duty Il was 10
be watchful Of the safety Of the build
Ing, and dev0lved his duties on the
Chief Clerk.
Marine Disasters.
NEW ORLRANs Sept. 26.-The re-
ported loss Of the schooner Ocaan
Wave, from New Orleans with coal for
Galveston, has been confirmed. eha
foundeCed OF Galveston On the le.h.
All on board except Capt MoLnl4N
and seven men, were lost
BALTIMORE, Sept. 26.-A pFivaie d.
patch reports The loss Of the bark
Cricket, from Brazil hitheE One q &c
crew was l0st. Her cargo consisted 81
l7,A0O bags coffee, vAluedN e2ooooa