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TRIAL OF TRAIN WRECKERS.

TEN MEN ENGAGED IN THE DIABoLICAL PLOT
TO MURDER ALL ON THE TRAIN.
ST. fouis, NO., July II, 1877.
Later advces from Wayncsvo, No., say thar late
Yesterday counsel for the train wrcckers moved for
continuance, which Judge HUI granted. This Will
take the trial over TO the FIRST Monday in September.
Another the sixth man, has been indicted for com
plic,iy In murder and the wrcckng Of the train. His
name has not tfnnsprcd yet, but his arrest viii DC
effected IN a day or TWO 1t Is said there were ten
men engaged in tho diaboical deed, and that VIII be
proved the Trial that thoy intended to murder
every person on the tram they had clubs IN rcadi-
ness to brain those no nur; too badly to rum and
designed 10 shoot all who attempted to escape. Tho
bodies we're to bc pied In tho wreck, the torch applied
and all evidences Of the crime wero expected 10 DO
destroyed by the 1aincs.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ALLoA, June 11-sslcd, bark Jas Boyd (Br), Baker,
America.
BRISTOL, July 12-Arrived. bark Amalh dsaD, Russo,
New York.
Arrived 18th, steamer Cornwall (Er), Stampcr, New
York
CnRIsrIASA, July I2Arrived previously, bark Floka
(Ncr). Michaelscn, New York
CorExuAGnS. July 9-Arrived bark Kjogc DAM. Men,
ger Philadelphia
DnocnKpA July II Sailed bark Grasell. (Nor) Espe
lund, United States
DvTzrc July 9-Arrved. bark Nordhavct Nor) Hslvor.
New York.
ELsrSoRp July o-Arrivcd ship Abraham Lincoln (swc)
Lindstrom. New York.
yarmouth. July I2-Arrivcd brig Eastwood tBr) Dock.
er, Fernandina before reported arrived 2d)
Hull. July I2Arived bark Delta (Nor). Caspersen,
Charleston.
uAvar July ls-salcd, bark George Kremelbcrg. Pat
tefson, New York.
KoSIGssERG. July loArrved bark Rota (yor), Soren.
SEN New York; Ilth ship Eugenic Leonic tr), Corcn.
wnder. do; barks eiios tNor Matthesscn dos Ariadne
(Nor), Hansen. do
bivERpooI July Arrived bark Candcur (Sor) Neil.
SEM Charleston; 12th steamer Elvra (sp). Gastanaga
New Orleans
Also arrived 18th bark Edith Carmichael Do McEach.
rem. Shcdiae.
Sailed 18th mot 1oth) ship Lizzie Ross (Br), Mills Bal
timore
Also sailed 18th. bark Mcleod tBr). Gray America
LONDON. July Ia--sailed bark Newccmb (Br), New.
comb. New York
LYSS July Ii-snled. bark Ferda (Nor), Christiausen
New York.
LuBncx July Io-Arrivcd. brig Venice (Nor), Larsen,
Baltimore.
LrGuoRS July I2-saiied previously. barks Hattie "
tl3r Eaton. New York: Battaga Italj, Campodogo.
MAxILA, to Juy I2-Arrived, ship Portland Lioyds,
Chase. San Francisco.
QuEESsrowS. July 1l-Arrved. barks idea utaD. Cop.
pola, New York. Keplcr Uicr. Lankenau. do; Maria Lu
gia dta. savaeesc. Baltimore: Psolo Revelo UaD, Re-
veo. do; 18th. sh,p Mary Bundcll (Br). Bewicy San
franciscan barks Gcneroso ttaD Buoncero Baltimore;
Cattarina Ita, sanon tie. do; Ottonc uta), Fcrro
Fcrro. do: Gipscy Queen (i,r) Montgomery.
Also arrived 18th. AN. steamer Wyoming (Br) JONES'
New York for Liverpool tand proceeded.
sailed 18TH AN, steamer Montana tRrJ Beddoe Urom
IivcrpooD, New York.
RIO JAxrIRo July il-Arrlvcd. brig Lula dc Vincent
(3raz) Corda. New York.
SHIELDS. July 12-Arrivcd bark Northumbria fBr,
Skely, New York (bcforo reported arrived 6th).
TRIssrs. July i2-Arrvcd previously, barks Promotions
QGer, Bradherng. Philadelphia vi,tora uab, De Mar.
tipo, New York.
yALsSciA, July I2-Arrivcd, bark Regina Tocs, Ray,
New York
YoKonAnA. July 12Arrivcd previously, bark Sarah. A.
kins Newcastle, Nsw.
WEATHER REPORT.
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BOUND EAST.

Steamer franconia. Bragg. New York Tor rortand
steamer Neptune. Berry New York for bostor
Steamer Abatross Davis. New YORK for Fall River
Norwich
scar Judge Low. Tenny New York tor BANGOR
Sciir Oregon. Otis, New York for Portsmouth Nh.
schr VIM MorreIi. Jones. New York for Boston.
schr W ID Mangum. Chase. New York Tor New bedforu
schr Adelaide. Rowland New York for somerset
scr Mar ~ Hall. Lawrence. New York ior saybrook.
Schr Geo Gillum Rogers New York for Portland, It.
schr Helen +. snow. New YORK tor Portland CT
scir David ID Crane, Golden, New YORK for Bridgeport
Schr Atwood Atwood New YORK for Boston.
schr Ida Palmer Palmer. New YORK Tor stamford
Scnr Haze. Men amse. New ork tor Greenwich.
schr sarah babc"ck. sidney New York for Greenport
schr Nellie Lainner. liigdns. Ioboken for Lynn
Schr Barrett. Kelly. iIoboken tor Providence
schr Belle. simpson. ioboken for Bridgepur.
Sch, frank!i Pierce Ward, Rondout for bridgeport
Schr Mary Emma. Candare. Rondout Tor New London.
Sehr Eva Dverty candy Port Johnson for Providence
Schr Ellen. Pitt. Port johnson for Prov idence.
schr Josephine Myers Port johnson for Bridgeport.
Schr Fanny Fern. Eaton. Amboy for Newport.
Schr .dn, Deering. Ambov TOR Taunton.
schr Richard Law Hawkins Amboy for Providence.
Schr Texas, Davis. Amboy for New London.
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REDSKINS FACE TO rAcE--A BATTLE IMMI-
NEST.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
MOUNT IDAHO. June 80
Via VALLA WALLA. ". T., July IL, 1871
There arc $50 men. some with families. now living
IN town. Fer some Of these beds have been mpro'
vised in sheds There twelve wounded men at
Browns Hotel The town we'll fortified. but arms
are very scarce The people are, therefore. uneasy
The Clear Creek Indians Strengthening an unusual
number OF cattle and horses circumstance that
inclines the settlers believe they viii fight with
White Bird the Salmon River Indians and Chief 10.
seph's band. General Howard has 500 men, including
soldiers and settlers, at Barksrs ranch, on White
Bird Creek, twenty-tou miles from here, and
Chief Joseph the south side OF Salmon RIVER OPP
poste the mouth Of White Bird with estimated
force OF three hundred and fifty mixed hoses Yester
day the Indians shook blankets at General Howards
troops the and exchanged "a few shots.
General Howard has mounted guns at the river and
has had pontoon made. He intends attempting TO
the river Immediately. man just In from
orohne says seventeen armed Blackfeet nave joined
Joseph.
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july IL, 1877.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD WuIrEsTOSE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHrEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
STEINER Othcllo no Bristow HUI! June 81. and South
ampon 23d via Boston July TO- win mdsc aud passengers
Steamer STATE % TEXAS Nckcrso Galveston July and
Key West Sth with mdse and passengers t. IL Mallory 4
steamer Old Dominion. Walker; Richmond City Point
and Norfolk win mds. to che od Dominion s,e"%sS EH
mdse toJ l. Roomc; Jr u c..,.u. Ara su.
~ sssam micr 1 TO !, Risiey. ''''''
steamer cycops Hazard sssmore p. IN mi,
last TO . Ward r Co. ss,r,por Small Grand Canary 80
in ballast to Carver Barnes Is anchored at Sandy
Bark frate FIJI nta. Andrct sIoth 40 days in bal
Bark vrsen dc los Neues tp Seller Havana ia days.
", Scgh" "h "rs cow sh R' os days with
Move % Sew Haven" P,sySs5% rs ss Spain
Hero cor rprscsro Ns Dna. M,"E0ane Sn 10 nays
son July p"ssc vessel mp Of abou. 200
GSSns sos no. her but ssG
her stern was low down s the water with SMEAR ,
s, nr.T and Sf, rum , % Roene Bro. 60
HCws w Mn,SSi.on Ds%eparA ~ days. with
schr 81 XIV 20, s. John, ND Rudolf Mirasone 70
days with ogwood to Kunh"rdt Coz vessel TO Me-
sshr Xi@cna Thompson. s. Georse NB Is days with
spss to Richardson 60 s''''' 70 simpson, '''''
Mary q Tyss cu Tass v ,,i Virginia
schr Hayden. Green Philadelphia for Middlcown
ssBark Naury Nor which vas anchored in the lower
bay came up to the city 18th AN.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer marlborough 0r), Fraser. Cow Bay, CB, for
New York with mdsc and passengers TO II Outerbdge.
steamer General Whitney, Haiett. Boston zoe View
York. So. p.,,..s ~.
New York. -
C"shRs ' "tsI: S % So Kew YORK;
schr AdcIin Mott, Iinrwicb Tor New York. .
senr Isaac Borden Dodge. Fall River for New York
srhr Trade Wind. Gray. Fall River for New York.
scbr Richard iii. Hawkins Providence Tor New YORK.
sSr Voranda Pond Prnvdepcc tor New York :, .
schr nsrrh rogers, Rogers, Portland Ct f New FORK
SIR Gen sheridan. Pensc. Portland CO. ir New York.
schr James Holman. Hoffman, New Haven Tor Now
scnr samuel Goodwin, Williams. Stamford tor New
York. ~, e.,.-, 49, a.. v..l-
scnr n Witcncl MorreIi, Stamford tor New York.
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AWARD OF INTER-ACADEMIC PRIZES.

ALBANY, n. Y, July IL, 1877
At the inter-academic contest Tor prizes in plane
geometry, essay writing, defamation and recitation
tonight the prizes were awarded as followsBest In
geometry, Everett j. Esseisyn, of Claverack College
and Hudson River Institutes best essay Austin b. Bas
sctt, OF the Albany High school best defamation, Ed
ward OBrcn OF the Fort Edward Collegiate Institute
best recitation, Clara W. Spencer, OF tho Albany High
Gsha
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.


Notice Is hereby given that aud alter July To- 1877
there will be lighted from to sunrise red fixed light
doptrical of the sixth order Cape Papra in the
of the Gulf of P~tras II small iron stu
ate1 the neck OF land which extends nearly ue of
the Cape 1t bearings lat 80 IL N. Ion 81 ~ Green
wich. and Il night is visible at distance of
miles In running after the Gulf berth OF mile and a
mile n Shou given.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and informed
that by teeyraphng tho HERALD London Bureau ad-
dressing Bennett No A. Fleet street, ondon.n the
Paris office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de ropers.
Paris 1.-THE arrivals aud departures from EUROPEAN and
Eastern ports of American and all foreign vessels trdn.
with the United States tho will bs cabl cd this
country FREQ OF charge.
Captains arriving at an satin from French and Medi-
ports will find Paris ocs tbs econon mi.
cal expeditions for tecgraphng news.
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THE THEATRE FIRE INQUESTS.

The Coroners who hold tho inqucsts on the sol
bodies said to have from the ruins of
tho Brooklyn Theatre fire have not yet been paid for
their services. The exact amount of the clam not
known, thew have not sent IN a bill Al $l2 80 per
body, the usual expense, tho amount would be
So 1852 so: but II is understood agreement will DO
made for the acceptance OF a much smaller sum.
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SAILED.

Steamers State OF Indiana tBr) for Glasgow; Pommera.
mia Ger Hamburg; Cleopatra. Nassau, &c; Isaac Bell
Richmond &c; Agnes Philadelphia; barks Larkspur (Br)
Bristol: africa (Br). Queenstown Falmouth Mnrno
Aus Copenhsgen; brig Mary Bartiet, Ormn Nlgeris)
schrs Carn eavitt, Georgia. Carrie Wells, Forster
nora. Eddy Fisher.
Also sailed, bark Ormus for nyre; Nellie Chase
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SPOKEN.

Ship st Patrick (Brl. Sterratt, from Glasgow for Mon
treal. June 30. lat a. I6, Ion ~ ST.
ship Ciydesdale tBr, Pope, IRON Quebec 70. Grecnock
July 4. w Of bird Rocks.
BARK Star Of the West Penny. from New York for Sgd
Bark faadn tArgJ JONES' days from baltimore st
Johns, PR, no dat, lat 81 30, lon 80 80.
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WHALEMEN.

Sailed from New London July H. bark Nile. for Cumber.
land Inlet: schr Era, for do
letter from Cap. Winslow. of bark Com Norris NIB,
dated at sea tho a &cl yune 81, reports that
bad finished cutting In 40 Dbl whale, making 800
all old leaving home. There plenty whales
in sight.
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THE INDIANS Moy1NG-A RUNNING FIGHT Ex-

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July H. 1877
Portland (Oregon) press despatch SAYS telegram
received day at military headquarters, dated Cot
tonwood, Sth inst, announces that all Of Joseph's
band have crossed the Clear Water and are supposed
TO be heading Tor the Bitter Root country. Shou Id
this prove the FIRST fight will probably be run
ming one, where infantry will be comparatively non
MA
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CAPTAIN JAMES WARNER.

Captain James Warner died in Warwick on wcdncs-
day, aged ninety eight years and three months He
was made Free Mason IN the St. John Lodge, Of
Prov idence, November 1908 and Is believed TO nave
been the Oldest Mason In the United States.
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DrMERARA 90 I'm port bark Viking n'r). Rycrson.
for York. ig: brigs ssisspp r M"rcban'. disg:
Tevot tBrl wig; Williams tBr. from LiverpnoI, Ms
dsg schr Albert II Waite, YORK. tor New YORK. i,Ig
FAJARpo, Pr June 2j--ln port, bark laia tBr). Cnu
ningha,n tor Arecipo 10 finish !dg for New York. -
sailed I'D brig Caroline kdly, Dodge 81 Johns PIX, to
finish ldg York; would sail from there about the
nth.
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at least were killed. Finally troops came to the assist
tancs OF the volunteers and the Indians dispersed
ghe report Of Lieutenant Raines' death, with ten
men, has been confirmed General Howard and his
full force route for camas Prairie the scene OF
the fights.
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FOUND DROWNED.

The body of Dennis Conner twenty years OF age,
OF NO 3oS East Thirty street. found in the
East River yesterday AZ the foot OF Thirty-second
street.
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BELOW.

Bark W Holorook Mitchell. from Cardcnas via lamp
ton Roads.
Brig silas Award Br. Mcneil from st Thomas and St.
Croix
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RAINEs AND EiNDALL-TIIEIR DEATH con-
FIRMED--THE~ TROOPS MOVING TOWARD
cAMAs PRAIRIE.
IuY TELEenAPn To THE HEnALp. !
cAxr HAromrr, SALMON RIVER, Idaho, July 8, /,

CAMP HArGnEy, SALMON RIVER Idaho, July 81
via WALLA WALLA, W. T., July II, 1877. I
On the 9th INST Captain Randall and seventeen OF
b,s Mount Idaho volunteers attempted rccve Cap.
lam wbippIe A. Nor,on's house on the Cottonwood.
rhcv were surrounded by 100 Indians Captain Ram
dali and ono ,niu killed aud three wounded.
Randall gave command 20 charge, and the handful gal
nuIy obeyod firing so fast that hcr guns got too hot
for USE each man 1ring twenty snoS' Ihriy Indians
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NEWS

OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST
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POSITION OF THE HosTILEs-THE TROOPS AND
REDSKINS FACE TO FAcE--A BATTLE IMMI-
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nsy-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
COAsTING AND FOREIGN TRADE-Captains officers
ofvesscs coasting foreign trade obscrv
ing the of buoys requested
to comm uncac the tho HERALD that be
brought publicly the attention OF the authorities
letter addressed the editor of the HERALD New York
city giving accurately possible the number and posi-
ton OF Displaced buoys tho Of their removal will
suffice in all along tho Atlantic Ind Pacific
coasts the Continent When they observed
on European countries in the Mediterranean
Il is either by telegraph
or to the the New York HERALD 10
Fleet street. London tho Paris Office 81 Avenue de
rOpcra Paris Where tho telegraph used dispatches
may be addressed Bennett 46 Fleet street, London"
"Bennett 81 Avenue de Opera Paris" Where cases Of
observed In the waters of countries beyond
the reach the telegraph in Asia Africa captains
may upon reaching the first conven-
lent por This will cablcd FREQ OF charge to
the HERALD and published.
urNOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGIIr-The New YORK
HERALD has adopted dstirg gushing Coston night signal
for use on board HERALD yacht showing while
burning the red changing from TO tho
other in succession several miles distant
Captains vessels upon this signal will obige MS
by any marine they have Tor the Ship
News Department oil the HERALD.
rPc dosrous commune ang with vessels arriv
ing Mt New by addressing such vessels
care of HERALD news yacht. Pier No East River New
York. Letters received from all parts OF the world ana
promptly delivered. Duplicates required.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.

YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.
NOR SALE CIIEAP-A LIGHT DEAUGHT CENTRE
board Schooner I'D tons carrying capacity. Apply
HOPKINS NELSON. lsr2 West At.
JNOR sALE-FIRsT GLASS sLOOP YACHT. ~ Tons
9. H., length 81 feet. beam IL eet has three state
ro6ms and large saloon her esupments and furniture
No I. Address YACHT box 224j Sew York Post Office.
NEW NAUTICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HuLLED
IN Yachts Catamarans patented Apr TO- 1877; speed
twenty miles hour; safety and comfort aud OF
ngemeut all combned for stis Catxmaran No. ii length
hills 81 feet launched be deiiv-
cred by the 18th Inst prompt attention TO all orders n
q. HEHHESlOFf Bristol. X. IT, builder OF tho catama-
rams Amaryls John Gpin, reaser ani Arion.
VND CHARTER--BY THE DAY OR WEEK OPEN
Steam Yacht, awnings. &c. all complete, at FRANZ
BATES, 3Tth IT., South Brooklyn.
MISCELLANEOUS.
nVORCES QCIErLY.--PAY WHEN DIVORCED;
D"dvics free American Law Agency (rcmoved) PSI
broadway opposite City Hall
nIvORCE> LEGAL EvEHywHERe) SPEEDILY
lIobtained without publicity No advance payments.
FREDERICK MING Lawyer. u ~. Marks place.
DHTLRp scHwEISBURti. AUCrfOXEER 62 BOW.
4 cry sells o'c'ock In wv Myrtle ay Brsosyn magnif
cent rich Fixtures OF Confectionery Marble Tables large
Mirrors rich Curtains. 1--WE Frccners Marble Fountain
also large Stock Vt Candies and Toys Positive, in
moro lots. s.H--
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FOREIGN PORTS.

PLYMOUTH, July IL, PM--Wind W. light; nne.
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THB NORTHAMPTON BANK ROBBERS TRIAL.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July II, 1871
In the trial OF the bank robbers at Northampton to-
day the jury returned verdict Of guilty after an
hours elaboration. The prosecution announced It's
readiness TO proceed with the trial tho Indictment
for breaking and entering Cashier whittlesey's
house, tho first trial being for breaking and
robping the bank. The defence asked for time
TO additional counsel and for preparation; but
tho adjourned to next Monday afternoon "A
motion for trial on the first indictment Will DC
made next week and will be decided in september IL
new tr,a is refused sentence under the conviction
cannot be pronounced until December. Entering
house Is punishable bv imprisonment for lie, but en-
tcring bank only by ten years In consequence OF
THIS robbery, however and since Its commission the
latter Term been doubled by the Legislature tbs
runorcd that the prisoners VIII try TO secure the ser
VICES OF General B. r. Butler.
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER oBSER-
VATIONS
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY y, 1877.

sMod crate. tGentlc.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY

Sun AND WATER.
Sun rises. ~ Gov. Island. EVE l0 ~
Sun sets........... 81 sandy Hook. eve 10 OF
Noon sets. eve ID Hell Gate.... morn IL ID
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buissou, - disant dNput6 sh<rif de- N. Alfred
Bourees, u ayant vculu proc<d~r l'arreete
ton du vrai sh6rif Handy, 6tk arret6 lii
name 81 yelAahk eusuite soua caution.-Do
minique LAnieri, propri<tairs du caf6-reatan.
rant eituS "A Ne de 1'b0tsI Ot-Louis q ferynl
~ 6rdse de- Badesr. e6nfrMl-eN-chef do l'ar
made Packard, r6cleme b ls l6gislature. qu'n
neasTisnAit et tahrenvsit. une indemnit6 de
$4,000. demarche qui sfteete chez lni une fol
straightforward robuste.-Le grand bal par6
annuel dA In Socikt6 FRANCHISE de- bienfaiaance
sura lien le syril. dams In salle de FOper:
prix du billet. 2-Le tirage du mai: de "a
- fera en.pr6sence dea g6nEranx Beanregard
ct Early-Dnna In semaine qui fni le Is.
sur I43 d6c1a. a aont PORTS m compte dc Ia
petite-vxrole.-L'AlsssmpAios CRroniele. jour
nal republicain, reconnait le general Nichols
comme gouverneur l<gitime de fEtsk-I.A
Weekly Obsapsr de plagneminee, don't MN.
Francis 8. Caro- ct WIN. Preacott eont
les 6diteurs, annonNe une rartio fran
saise qui aera redig<e par N. Paul ForeSt.
IN. Bixio, mort rHremment M Darien.
dit pAbsius. . sfjourn< quelgne temps } In
Nouvelle- ORLEANS On 1a6.-LA II mars est
dHofdS on n paroiaae dc In Pointe- Coup6c, !
Nice, et en 1852 chirurEiNn On chef do ID
brigade europkenne de la NcuvelIe- ORLEANS; I;
y 3. Ala N0uvelle Orl6sna, DON eeverino de
u Bancrn. consul eanagnol, Ag6 do - ans. .
sueoomh6 \ fahsorption dune doss d'acide
pruasiqus, ct - mort syxnt parl Afre nm sui
eide. une pr0testnkjon coutro ectte hypethAse
. tt6 pnbli6e par MN. LIN. Avendano. Ar.
Mand Pilik Nagi & Miranda. D. Fstjo. L.
Reynaud. B. Bermndex ct J.-B. Bouaquet; !;
enAn, h 26. e~t d<c<dH ; ID NouvelleIOr-
ksns n. Hilary Ceuas, ancisn ofdcier do II
marine ocnf6dEr6e. 81
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DERNIERES NOUvELLES

Ia commission ditto Do IL Louisiane. com
plftfe n .. - eoapoae de- qnatye r6puhli'
eains et nm dfrnocrafe. 10 gfnerxl JIM. Har
lan IA Kentucky. r. jngA C.-B. IAwrence ID
l'Illiuois, le g<nEral J.-R. Hawley lu Con
neeticut, rexAiplomssa Wayne Mcveigh ID
u Pennsylvania fgendre de Simon Cameronl
et etlex-gouvermenrJ C. Brown dn Tenncsaec
Elle entr.es IN op6ratinu la semaine pro
cl,aine. Wsdc Hampton . fait mn voyags
tSiDmphal d Charleston \ Washington. st Z
prononN6 ) 0oldshoro. Wilmington ct Rich
mond. tseia dise6as oa n rcdit qu5l N VI
pas sollisfter une reconnaiseence de snu titre
uaaia aenIam0f sAismer ~ titrU dsvant le prs
eident Hayaa u 6t6qHestiop d'arrelcr ansal
; AWaahinetpn dsux satses rivsnx. Nichols 4
ss~S nstissss = Ckssss Nm. Irs Scssrss;s
let1rse Dc netthsws e PORTER oat pars. atnsl
qua len commeutaires de- Forster et de John
ycang Brown, ct h dnplicit6 Do Hayes It d
- amia ct miao en- nlein relief pas
-. Grsvsa deeuneMta-7Une rsnoontra 4
"a lieu b TOPEKA Ksnaas, entr~ deuS
jMssnslistsa, J. Clarke Swnype, du BladA q
John 3 Wilson, cidevapt du Nssss. ct u
Psnnee uoavrllsa e Louis!ane: Il sscrS
taure De Tadministratiou dams = peutsalitA
u truis rSrrfaentants ont AmiGr& De l'h6enl
etIsuis 4 10 ale dos Odd Felloyn: Frank
J. Davy d. 0t-LAndry. Bsrnaf9A DsyrieA ID
u Points Csup<A et uleer Rn2 yro dTbfEia
Paeksrd . nomm6 le inGs Duplkhtsse n
hFo de - Cour oRnr0use. u Rouycrneur n
cholla de- son c0tk, . ncmm6 Pinchbach
usemlss da hoard d'Etst d lTnssynctiou,
Henry a. Corbin collecseur da g die
ssiet Dc h pareisA d'ORlAsns, At 81
n l'Acts = 9ni linite les appropriation
- id6rsnsos de- perolseea. q prohih<
- N1iesioss Dc wasIants par lea fonrtion
naisvs II nsAsnes parnines.- Fobh. IN
kGialasWr - paGkard. aosgp< de- a<Gourua
messte conmh DonaldaonvIlle "a n 6taal
poane~tzs. attk fz1dult dsvaat u eommis
saise es4thwnrth. q ma ssns nm eaation
- d o,0oos Sssmi ~ Jamss Lewis =
.sEn EusspA s1sfs gss dana h questson 40
rent Ignatie6 = On. 10 .. une entrcvue ave-
Dtasbark. Ia Rnrse rofbas Dc peoloneer l'sr
niatiar avec h Montkn6ero. expirant le Ie,
nvfl. De- scldsts peuasieas e heas0ia = aooi
bs&tRs dans lea rues d Msyeres. et u . n
quelquss ouaaues vsdes-Ls q est mott
Ylnsssee. = r1Ga d 81 ana, u prince Amfoin<
Boaapasfe. Al6 de Lsciea; n avsit visitf les
Etats- Unis q la32, q s'ltait toujours teau
NoiGnS T. h eosr du second Empfse.