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NEW RAILROAD REGULATIONS.

TOLEDO Ohio, June ia dispatch re-
ceiycd at the general Office OF the Wabash Railway
announces that the Pennsylvania Company will take off
their fast train one week from tomorrow. The Wabash
and Toledo Peoria and Warsaw railroads hold to their
fast time OF May Ia with tho Canada Southern Railroad
Ine old rates will be restored Monday This
snlt of the NewYork meeting gives great satisfaction IN
XAbash circles-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-18
THE TUMULT AT VERSAILLES.
IoNDoS Monday. June ~, 1877

LONDON, MOHIdF' JUIIV To- I7' y
Special dispatches from Paris agree that
S,traoy', sitting Of the Chamber Of Deputies was one
Of tbe most violent ever witnessed The imeSs CORE
sunnGent saws it extended Il VIC hours and half
Durug that long time there prolonged roar OF
vocif,ratons At one tmc when NJ. Gambetta sad mat
power wa in suspicious hands" tie Minister ol tupc
Wrrks snr1ug M with "A threatening AR toward the
tibnue ana members of the Right aud Left dashed lor-
ward .he ushrrs Lad 10 separate the nos ne atnles
II really seemed a. II there would be- - haud-to-i
fight All nstinctiyely waited for reports OF rrVolVers
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H. O'NEILL & co.,
32a TO 32G Sixih-avenue,
cnRNER OLE TMENTIETMsrREET

The DEsEs SER COLLECTION
Japanese CuriOs and articles
selected for Messrs. TIFFANY
Il Go. will be sold at public sale
by the NacssTs. Leayiit, Auction
GERS. at The Clinton Hall Sale
rooms, AstOr.piace, New-Nork,
ut = O'Clock y. sn., ON the 18Th
inst, and daily at the same hour
until all are sold.
'The entire collection is now
on exhibition, and Will be found
the most comprehensive ever
offered for sale. IL includes
every branch OF Japanese Art
Industry, and lhe reputation Of
HE. Dresser, late OF the South
AensingaOn Museum, - snlii'
cient guarantee OF the excellence
OF his selections.
Added to these are some ch0ice
pieces Of Carved Jade and Ci0I'
sOnne Enamel from the famous
Heard Collection. forming reps
resenaatiye exhibition OF Japan
csc Art and Industry never De-
fore cqualed.
Catalogues may be obtained NJ
the Eeayitt Saie-rOons, Asa0r'
Dlace. or Of TIFFANY n Coz
UNsON-SQUARE.
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FRANCE. GERMANY AND THE PAPACY

The Ministerial North German Ga'ette con-
tans an article about the relations between the Papacy
and the French Monarchca party 1t says the latter
beip unable to dispense with clerical assistance 0r me
attainment OF domestic pulp, ses, such assistance WIN ho'
lac unless important cOuuterscrVlcts are rendered.
The Pope VINO recently den unccd Germany a. the
c,rnerstone of "A new ungodly division of power IN
irnpe max soon have "A million and half French sol
ders at his disposal.
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HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
Gam 70. Noon II. 3 q. m. S3' Midn,glt w.
iitgnest the lav. ~ L0we-i: Us.
Average 74la. same day. lS101Z4'
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

N,c- York Hotel-The Hon. Caleb Cushing C, OF
uass'cbusetts Ecern House Chcvalier Ernest Won IA
vera Secretary of the Austrian Legation AZ washhIlo az,
sgnor Brignou ..FHh Arenae Ho,et-iSH y,
U1itler and Congressman william Clain OF Masao
Juige Ccoree r. ComsOck of syracuse, Washington
of Cincinnati Emerson W. Keyos OF sc"is ~ eA
man ID j. Morrill, Ponnsyl ana and capt ClhpDsim az
Ter of Her britannia Maesrys stan CORES. Hggt.et
Commander John g. walker u. ;: Navy We
g1o Uotse-Sura con John r. Summers. u. - Army 'H
Iors NE rev pr ID n Warren OF Chicago, aud Thoinar
DC son President the Delaware and Hudson ana Inn n
,anv gl Nicholas H0'st-JUdge T. " Barley OF was rug
ION the Rev j. Flec Of Napes ltay ana rvL .i nj
Vincent OF LONDON. Grand HOtei-frOL NJ d. hi-'' VI
ItrtfDF
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REDUCTION OF PRINTERS RATES.

PHILADELPHIA, June 17.-Typographical
Union No. night consider the subject Of re-
ducing one large book Office has forced reduc-
ton Of from 43 TO I5 cents per thousand Ia from 30
~ 80 The Worth American subsequently reduced
ito rates from 40 ~ 80 cents, and refused To
submit longer TO the union rules. The meeting
nst ght attended by hundreds OF printers Of
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DEATH or JUDGE PETIT.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, June 1.-THE Hon. John
Petit died tonight, age nearly 20 years. He had been
United states Senator. Representative IN Congress,
a member OF the State Legislature. Mayor OF
thls city, Judge Of the Circuit Court and
Judge OF the Supreme Court of Indiana besides holding
uucrou, other positions He was also United states
Disrlc Judge of Kansas territory ut the TINE OF the
border ruiai troubles IN 1854 and has always taken an
active part III public affairs
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p O SITS c RIP T.
3:I5 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NE VS..
THE ASIATIC CAMPAIGN.
TtrpLIgu VICTORY CLAIMED.
A III llhlNit FitiVh' N'N'
CoNsTASTfNOpLE June II,


kilograms from Mukhtar Pasha, dated the loth
inst saw The Alaschgerda division, which started
from Delibaba on an offensive reconnaissance IN the
direction of the Taher Pass, was attacked by three
Russian columns but repused them with heavy loss
after five hours desperate fighting. Mehemet fasha
commanding the Turks was killed. The Turks re-
tnrned TO their former positions.
LONDON. Monday. June is. 1877.
Intelligence received at ConstantInope represents
that the position of the Turkish army III Asia nus
improved. aud that the Turks are preparing u. ar
sumo the offensive. The Russians nave suh''o'
heavy losses before Kars The artillery engagements
hotvyeon fine besiegers and the garrison continue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-18

BosToN, June 1.-THE Rev. DR.. Peabody
delivered the baccaaureae address to-day to the gradu
atng class at Harvard.
President Cooper delivered the baccaaureate at Tufts
College to-day. The Cassday exercises come OF to-
morrow
PROVIDENCE II. L. June 1.-THE baccaaureate at
Brown University delivered by President Robinson
tu-day.
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CIVIL SERVICE RULES APPLIED.

NEwBUEGH, n. Y, June 17.-John G.. Adam,
postmaster Of this city, also President OF the Common
Council He announces his resignation Of the latter
position on account OF mtmatons from the PostQice
Department. which he stated the case that the Admin
isratlOn does not wish its officials 10 hold municipal
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sEouELs TO THE GREAT EARTHQUAKE

PANAMA, June "a letter from Lima May
26 SAYS: The guano Gcet aing at the southern do
insists mr. rather tie rcains of the feet, now ar
irving daily at Cdllao ior necessary repairs. TIC en-
1necrs are Of opinion that in six weeks time loading
may ne resumed at Pabcllon, Huanas and Point la1os
me CGuiaH Times of May 10 Reports that south Oi Val
nrno mo- loss of life obstruction of property by tine
earthquake. Between Valparaiso ana the Bolivian
lruitcr tine shocks severe. Al Ahtefdsd'lo
i'm Bovia no lives were lost. but TIE damage To properly
Il estimated al half mi lion OF dOtr- IL Is sdd tue
towns OF Cdama. Chucllu ana san leufo nave ehlhey
disappeared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-18
CENTRAL HUDSON YACHT CLUBS CONTEST.


Hudson Yach CLUB viii be- sailed to-day over The club
course AT Ncw-Hamburg. The entries include II of the
vacs al the club among which are the Dare DcV an
Victoria between whIcI match is to De- sailed tO-n z
now The sailing tucse Two yachts to-day VIII excite
or at deal of they VIII DOth meet some very
fast aud Well-knoNn
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A FRENCH CONSUL ARRESTED.

LONDON, June 1S.-A telegram from Alex
audria reports that by order OF the French Consuen-
efal Baron Ballot arrested on Saturday AT caro- On
account OF alleged conspiracy against FIeSueh "'c-
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nee reported In favor OF reduction to 40 cents per
900 In ne Sspnper offices and 10 80 aud 81 cents N BOOK
offices without voting upon the an al
ournment was had TIN O'Clock to-day when the report
Of the committee was agreed TO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-18
DEATH OF GEORGE Il. DAVIS.

PORTLAND, Me-, June 1.-THE Hon. John
r. DAVIS who was member of Congress for Massachusetts
from 1851 to 1853, died to-day.
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DIR. LYOS's TOoTH TABLETS
Produce the most gratifying results.

No family should go out of town without
leaving their house protected HOLINESS BURGLAR ALARa
TELEGRAPu RemQyed TO Jls broadway opposite 81 Neh
Hotel.
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PIERRE JOSEPH LEFRANC.
PARIS, June 17.-Pierre Joseph Lefranc, Re-
nnbcan senator Is dead.
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PANAMA, June 9.-THe revolution in Peru
attempted by Gen. PcrOla on the roncad duascar Ie
ceiyed no support on shore. The overthrow Of Pcrola
and me recpture o the lulscdr have already been an
nOuneed by way of London
[For other FOyeiqn Neios see FIRST Pdge.l
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Announcements. /

The most secure and pleasant remedy for
the cure of Coughs. &c. Is PoHrERs Couch BAIsAA
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ONLY Csc. on the Dollar.

shetland ShaWls at enormous reductions, Sjc. up.
1850 Ladies' Linen Oycrdrcsses AID Baaaucs, 81 worth
81 30.
275O Ladies' Linen PolOnaises, 81 % wort ~ 90 49,
$50 Ladies' Linen nTee uieces 81 80; worth % 90
3 Z ladies' Linen Bd9e suits small medium, and extra
sizes 81 ~ 80 IS 90 81 ~ 30, -. - 90 up To el2-a
one half former ptic -
Ladies' coioed and black Cashmere Suits from -
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30 PER CENT UNDER USUAL PRICES,

90 Worsted Sma (hree pieces and poonaise), al
a. ~ So $2 SO S20 go all closing out at % cents on
dollar.
80 Ladies' six Costumes latest STYLES and superior finish
slJ $50 3d. S25 to $50. This Is reduction OF tuy
one third less than early trade prices.
300 Ladies Burning suits for seaside ara mountain travel
ing Sl2 To t2j-all one third below regular prices. .
Choice novelties from Paris DORIAN AuDraysl IN Ladies
Yachting suits, exquisite gus, tlS To g..
Ladies' Misses and chldref lt.thHs SUITS, from 50 TO 81
being one hal OF last seasons Ptces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-18
JEROME PARK RACES POSTPONED UNTIL TO-DAY.
The morning showers of Saturday, with the

threat OF frequent reDeitons IN the afternoon lea a
American Jockey Club TO postpone the jerome PARK
races until to-day the great disappointment of macy.
The programme Is OF exceptional interest, ahd II to-day
inc oYeIhcad VIII d0ubllcss draw hugo attendance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-18

SCHULTI'' CLUB SODA in oval pints; corks
- and bottles branded Settlers Water vicny kLsngen
Ritter nssingen &c All draught kept ~ ~
gallon lass 20 prey allie contamination. Adj
dress orders, CARL II. SCHULTZ, $50 Broadway.
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Ladies' Ficnus,

The recherche outside garment ~ the season,
50. so az. 81, >l6 SIS, $50
DUPLICATES ~ ho above sold earlier az double these prices
200 Cambria Wrapper, good styles ana Wen mal,
7, g.; worth - %. -,
II 20 worth - 80.
u iadie - fOu ard Cambria suits - 70 worth 80
COloed DOuans, from II 30 TO TO- M9terias
ca. m a IA b. ready m ale l.
Additional bargains la Ladies underwear are now Oelhg
offered
500 ladies' White Dressing sacques Csc to IS each
worth from % 10 ~.
800 ladies' fine Muslin skirts braided 3jc. worth Coo
500 Ladies' Muslin skirts, cluster tueks 4Oci worth
zoe.
800 Ladies Muslin Drawers, 41c. worth Toe.
500 Iatlps' fine Muslin Chcnses. zoe. worth Soc.
Lar assortment Misses CI drens white pque and
linen suits from ~ 50 to &l2 oncha last seasons
hmm Ilre Sacnnes. from y U go
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EVERYTHING IN HOMEOPATHY.

IL Homeopathic Books and Medicines, Cases, &C. &c. AZ
HU1PREY's lOJ futonst and o62 Broadway just aOoVo
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Low Prices.
Immense Varieties

Ladies' black Cashmeres and silk sacqucs and Oomans al
pricr cent less thIu offered cl7cN lictet
Lm.I recrA PaLIs NInsarsl. new assOInent OF
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Millinery Department..

entire stock ~ Trimmed Bonnets ana
Round Haas at less than la the former prices.
Fine French emp Hats 7Jc reduced from - oo.
Ladies LeghOTn Flats, 1Dc. and upward.
Fine French Flowers reduced from - % 81 80
Great rducton in price in ali the other branches OF ths
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the headquarters military division


ofthe Atlantic.
THE IRON CLAD STEAMER
Wyandatte, which was TO have been placed
in commission at the navy yard here, has
been found unseaworthy, and the Passaic
has been substituted in her stead.
THE STRIKERS AND THE MAILS.
The Postmas ter General received the fol-
lowing dispatch from Douglass Smith, post
master al Wilkes barre, Pennsylvania, this
me rning: There has been a suspension OF
the mails to snd from this Office for two
days. Citizens believe that q notice to the
effect that the government will hold them
responsible for the stoppage OF the mails
patch the Postmaster General at once replied
that the department does not expect and
cannot compel railroad companies to carry
the mails on any but regular trains, and
that whoever interferes with the running OF
these Is respoDsib BILE for the delay Of the mails.
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
afternoon everything is going all right. Six
trains have left Locust Point, Baltimore, aud
twelve have started east from Cumberland.
MARINES IN READINESS.
About 10Y O'Clock this morning, under Or
ders of Gen. Schofield, Col. Forney, at the
marine barracks, was instructed to proceed
TO the Baltimore and Ohio depot with 1870
marines, and there await orders, as 1t was
appreheDded that there would be some ne
cessity of their services in Baltimore, in
view OF the movement of freight trains from
that city. The men marched from the bar
racks to the depot, and stacked arms on the
west side of the depot building and they
were still there at O'Clock, in readiness to
take a train at a moments notice. IL was the
impression, as dispatches had been received
that freight trains were being moved with
out trouble, that they would not be called on
and that they would return TO the barracks
this afternoon.
NEARING THE END.
The interest of the general public In the
strike has subsidized, and il is generally &C
cepted on all sides that the end is nigh, and
that within a very short period travel by rail
will be unimpeded. The government con-
tfnues to receive advices OF pacificatory
nature, and the belief is that 20 further aid
Will be demanded on the part of the federal
authorities.
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SPECIAL CABINET MEETING.
Another special meeting of the Cabinet was
called at noon to-day. Dispatches received
at the War and Navy departments since yes.
terdsy afternoon were read. They embraced
information from all the important points In
The disturbed districts, and Indicate that the
trouble II about over; that the military Is
master OF the situation, and that the resump-
disturbed roads is but q question Of q very
short time. The President and members OF
The Cabinet are very hopeful of q speedy re-
sumption of business Of all kinds and q set
Element of tie difficulties between the rail-
roads and their employees in a manner cred
liable and satisfactory 10 all concerned.
GENERAL DRUM TELEGRAPHs
from Chicago that General Sheridan will
reach that city tomorrow morning. He was
at 81 Paul this morning. He had been over
taken in Big Horn by special courier sent
GENERAL HANCOCK TKLKGRAPHs
from Philadelphia that the movable COL
umn OF militia, escorted by regulars, all
under command q Gov. Hartranft, have
reached Pittsburg and will al once open the
freight trafiic.
GENERAL GETTY rELEGRAPHs
from Cumberland that everything is quiet,
al that preparations had been made TO
start freight trains at 10 a. m. Up TO 100 p.
m. the government had not been notified OF
airy change in this programme, and IL is
presumed that there was no interruption to
the movement Of the rains.
NO MORE TROUBLE FEARED.
The government has good force OF troops
at all POINTS where the strikers and rioters
have been most numerous. No further
trouble is anticipated from the rioters, and it
IS mol believed that strikers will oppose seri-
Gus IN the move ment of freight trains.
CEN. JEFF. C. DAVIS TELEGRAPHs
nom St. Louis that he has placed a force at
East ST. Louis. and all is quiet. He thinks
The trouble there has ended. There have re-
Gently arrived from the south and west 200
regulars at Louisville; lis at Jeffersonville;
200 at India napolss, and 300 at Newport bar
racks, KY.
MILITARY REPORTS.
The commanders OF the naval and marine
forces In the District OF Columbia have been
ordered 10 report the effective strength OF
their commands to army headquarters. The
stated return Of troops win continue to be
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A FEW THINGS WORTH KNOWING.

You can buy excellent Hair Brushes a. % and Is c..
Rubber DIessin Combs G oody 10 IS and Soc
Tue heaviest Rubber Dressing Comb made, at sc;
formerly 81.
kutber lack Toilet Mirrors, Soc. and 81.
Excellent Rustic Frames, wi mat. glass and
back, sc fne Polished Walnut Frames, ebony
lines, two inches deep fine gilt, 81.
Walnut Towel and at Racks, 35c.
Pure silk Velvet Photo FRI 75c.
Russia Ii ather Pocket Books, Soc and 81; Leather
Pocket Books and Purses. Is TO sc.
Fine Japanese Fans, s to Sc; Black Silk Painted
Yans SOC.
Full set Of Croouet. balls, mallets, 10 wick cts,
and two stakes, all in q nice box with 25c. croQuet
book thrown In, for 81 So the cheapest set IN town.
A lot Of Lsli-s' ine Underwear, beautifully made
and trimmed, reduced from 50 30 aud s3 to 81 and
Sls0; Gents British Socks roc. Per pair; the pret-
nest5 bottle Castor you ever saw for Lovely Sill
Yer plated Pickle Stands. 81, with thousands of
other nice and cheap articles. do not offer 10 re
discounts, do "sell of" neither do buy auc-
fion goods but nevertheless an willing to have my
goods and prices compared With anybody else's ).
Come and examine them, IL 10 no trouble for rs to
show ysu round.
b. SILVERBERG,
METROPOLITAN BAZAAR,
jy2l-t,taS,u S1S 7M st., near Pa. ace.
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MARRIED UNDER THE SHADOW OF
DEATH.-A strange and some what romantic
wedding occurred on Monday, in this city,
between two true lovers whom death partel
within two hours after they had been made
one. DIR. William r.. III. Post made the &C
quaintance, some years ago, OF Miss Mary
II. Milford, daughter OF the late Ed ward NJ IL
ford, OF this city. He woOed and won her
and they pledged themselves to become man
ard wife. The years rolled by, but each year
only seemed TO Increase their love. Last
Friday DIR. Post was suddenly taken i'll with
Inflammation of the bowels. The dis ease
rapidly assumed dangerous symptoms and
on Monday II was plainly seen he could no,
recover. When Informed OF his fatal malay
he expressed wish to see his intended wife
and, II she were willing, to become unite
with him In the bonds of matrimony. She
was informed Of this wish and consented
Accordingly at O'Clock on Monday after
noon every thing was made ready for the we'd
ding In the room of the bridegroom At No
Z33 West Fifty first street. 1t was q pathetic
ceremony. No months of anxious prepare
ton had been spent for the occasion. There
were no brilliant lights or sweet music or
costly costumes II was simple and solemn
The Rev. Or. Houghton OF the Church of the
TRANSPORTATION, was called I'm to conduct
the services, which were only of q few min
utes' duration. When the ceremony wat
concluded, the sick man was nursed as be-
fore. In less than two hours the bridegroom
was corpse and the bride q widow.-IN y.
HeTuld.
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WASHINGTON d. C.. SATURDAY.

during which the officers made very fair
propositions, acceding to nearly all their de-
mands, the only difference being as to wages
OF trackmen, mileage paid TO brakemen and
nrt men and short runs. 1t Is generally BE-
lIeved that the terms will be accepted and
The men will resume work this morning.
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THE INDIAN REVOLT.
Three Hundred Montana Red Skans
ON the War Path

y
HELENA, Mont, July N.-Advices from
Missoula of the 18th state that an extra edit
ton of Missoulidn, issued at D. M OF that
dispatch to Burnett, district adjutant oT Eo4t
Shaw, was received here at p. m. 1t was
brought by Lieut.. Andrews, Of the Missoula
volunteers:
1.-The Indians are between 800 and an
strong. Am entrenching twenty regulars and
about fifty volunteers I'm Lolo canon. Have
promises OF more volunteers, but are not GER
tain tai o, Of them: Send along more troops. Win
that unless they disarm and dismount Will
give them fight. White Bird says he will 20
through: This news is entirely reliable.
Captain 7th infantry, commsn nM
Reinforcements for the Whites Called
DEER LODGE, MONT, July GA courier
arrived from Misseula Ct $50 q. n. Reports
night ten miles from Missouls. The Cover. .
nor sent word to Secretary Mills to Arm all
the men he could and forward them to Mis-
soula at once.
Destroying Indian Supplies I'm
PORTLAND, DRAGON, July N.-P. Nc
CURE with several others, had lust returned
to Lewiston from Joseph creek, where fney
found large caches Of Indian supplies. They
loaded several canoes and brought In an
down the river. They propose to 60 back and
burn the balance, II possible. They found
hides OF settlers cattle, with brands upon
head OF horses, some of which had evidently
been used in different fights. some of them
they killed, and some they drove away. All
there they intended to return. They saw no
Indians save one old squaw. The destruc.
ton o. IN, hese caches Of supplies is important
neously reported dead, and Capt. III. c. vii
kinson, of General Howard's persOnal staff
arrived here from the 'front.'
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Bankruptcy Of II. II. H~uora.
NEW YORK, July pa Chicago desnateh
says h. III. Honore yesterday died a yolun.
tary petition 70 be ahjudicated . bankrupt.
the unsecured debts sS73,la6.
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Tho extensive barrel works of the
standard Oil work ut Titusvflle, Pa. vere
burned by incendiaries yesterday.