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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - GREAT
i TRUNK LIEE AID UNITED STATS GAIL
KOUlF-on and November ~ lTT trains leave New
YoTl yn Desbrosse Cnrtsnt Streets Fcrrc- follows
Txprtss Hansbug. ti-urg the West and south with
Pullman p1ace attached a m and $50 H. H.. dally
For NinMmspolt. L,cS Haven. CORY AMI Enc, al $50
D. m connecting for Titusye Petr0rum Csntre
and tie Oh Regions. FIR Wiiam'por and Lock Haven,
Dam.
Pullman parnr daily.
~, OgO A.. arrive Washington 40 IA. Regular
: li a H.. !. $50 and m. sunday Csc aud = D. ~
TYrress bi $780, 20 fe3O Limited II o.
b g. $50 z. t:.n and p. sunday a. 10. D. g. $50.
so ana - 4. EmlgIant and second class, r. M.
o. keS ark Elizabeth, Railway. Princeton Iron
ton Perth Auboy Pennington. BcvdeTe. and other points
A., local +, hedules 20 eli ticket Offices. 49,
BTOpkly Annex cnnet win al through trans
at J,rty CITY, eordng speedy anu Iiect transfer Tor
brooklyn trayeL 90. ,,..,.. -, .,t rn.t,o o.. .u,
lg5I n m daily: 1910 a ai O:3O p ~ daily, EXCEPT
rndar F,1Iu Washington BALTIMORE 900 AID $40
n 4.i6 5.l5 ana 1910 T. m sunday 500 ana $40 M.
Trrr I'll aie Dha 900, 900, 0so 1910 80 Hoo M.
10 40 BIS, $50 $40 100 :nd lv'2p p ~ Sunday.
20, a. So 'giO 1910 1850 a. w.. $50 and 100 j. ~.
ncsct o,Hoes 500 and 944 Broadway 40 Astor iouse,
ana oot Of e-hrssrs and Cort epd ss No COurtst, and
BIoaliy, Annex Depot foot Of Fuioast BFo5kyn; Nos.
iii M aud llS NasOAs. HONoscn. Depot, jersey CITY.
En.sr4uf Ticket Olce, No Battery place, ,..,..
FuANK THOMSON. L. = EARNI-4t,
Ceu.,sl 6eul Passenger Agent.
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Countrp Zeal estate for Sale.

AT YOUNGSTOWN, n. J.-FOr sale or rent,
~ furnished country seats all modern improvements; to
10 acres $500 81 BOO price $4,000 10 10000
=. EDDY, li5 Broadway.
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OTHER PERIODICALS.

OTHER PERIUUICALS.
Tie Lbrary Journal for November December,
vo thick auubsss " QUE contains tho transactions Of tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26

EOR LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
i Tho Liverpool ana Great western steam company :
United states Mall steamers leave re! % n H.; ,
NEVADA. t,JA /, tiai'h ~ noun
lIlAH S,,Iln !. w.. - y ~
Cabin Passage $50 500 or So. according 70 StMefooL
steerogo. 500; intermediate. So >,.,.,., oo ,,.,
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Conntrn Doaro.

DREEZEDALE FARM-1l2 hours travel,
ID Central Railroad Of NewJersey nne rooms and excel
lent board molntain air very healthy perfectly nee nom
malaria and Mosquitoes; terms IS. Address BUXTON,
North Branch, Somerset Co. n. j
GLEN RIDGE, CORNWALL, n. Y.-Board
NJ for the Summer. House now open JAMES O. ROE
DLAINFIELD SANITAR1UM.-AQ quiet house
patients. information and references az
the proprietor EDWARD RUsHMoRE, ". d.
Plalnfield New Jersey.
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IT CROTON LANDING-FOR SALE

~ FARM OF 2Gacres suitable fol- genticmans country
residence The property located the west side OF the Al
bany Road mile north Of the station AMI commands
extensive views the Hudson River The land IL fry
erred with apples pears and other small frs and all under
cultivation. The buildings comprise good barn. icehouse
buildug the house conaius ii large rooms
EDWARD CLARKE. Tribune Office
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FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot of Liberiyst, Tor Freehold az
slh ll:lb q. m. T. 5:l5 D. m.
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I MUNhIS IUWN, NJ J.-iU bIIe-HI ct
built In the best manner containing
every possible large lawn and garden: would
exchange for below 6Oh.st between 4h and 9Th
:. EDDY, las Broadway.
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For Young Ladies-Country.

DINGHAMTON COLLEGE and CONStKyA-
ID TORY of MUSIC Tor YOUNG LADIES U0aora us
number last year s3O0 extras Bible college zee heN
% arE RSnN A Il. President. Binghamton. y y
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
" BETWEEN NEW.YORK AND HANlu.
Of Company No AZ North River fooi OF Morton 81
CANADA, edneslay april s. am
f.bLIHE, Da1re ."eanesah' Affii L. y ~,
VILE DE PARIS. DVru3d. wed hay !, $50 y IA
freight and passage Philadelphia apply 10 AonLo
I0TIs De BEBIAN. Azent no 80 Ar1alwav.
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COTTAGE and 5 acres, Garrison, \. Y.
" Address FIsHKILL SAVINGS BANK. Fishkn. n. Y.
CORNWALL, \. Y.-Farms from five to 400
JAMES q. ROE.
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Ar5irurIlcn.
For Boys and Young Men-City.

At PACKARD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE,
IN 800 broadway The Quarter" Haliyear" or Year"
beeips when student Is assigned seat The course OF
stcy embraces ouy such branches ssIy bust
ness education. s. (. PACKARD. President
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KIND CARE.-ThorOugh Teaching. 26tllyear
IA CfaTg moderate
BENJAMIN TfAsON's ROAHDISG SCHOOL FOR BOYS
FITS fol College on Business.
Send for circular. YOnkerN :. Y.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-08-15
S curt HsocIdmattO2.

SinteniaIsn hrr Mhtb. GbarIeS q. 9paser.
rpn Der Gpurt Common Qleas pom 2S tn &C.
rthtIitsn Diltrift, beiebcub aus rcn Gcuuttee
9enhe, Clinton uue @lenrficIn, une cer gtbtb.
Spbn OiYens, uRe Der 9lGtb. Gam. Grau(.
phcClrte &ihter in centre Gcuntp, ibre gpr,
I6rift terousseecber, nit benz Datum tes
l9 Iueuts, q. .. 1873, an MID arriGtet.
UNI cine 6 purt ron Sper une Srrm:ncr un6
GcneraI 0efdnauiB Grlroisuna unb pitrtsIs
idSri9e Situu9 bea 6r;ebrnseeridies in
9ellcirutc, fur oaS Counts Gentre, unb EpQ
an 3tsn Rcntdg beS Mtcnat 9uauit nemIid,
am l9ten Sage ees IuSuits. 1878, onfangen
uno ;irci gSp6sn bauern. Ra6riht fpirb ties
nit St9sben gum Coroner, III Den SrIeoensri6-
ern, gum alderman uno Den 9UnltabIerS res
9eHannten GcuntisS ppn Centre, baf fie eann
unb orrt, uw 10 llbr Sprmittaos oes tcIaat,r
Cages, nit ibreu .RecoreS, Snauilitipnfn une
Graminattcncn uue ibrcn ciaeneu Semerfungs
en- III erihstnen bobfn, I'M eele Saden, mel
de ;u tbren Ientern ecb6rcn, ~ bereini1cn
une 81 eenieniscr, tpcIdr i'm 0cflneniife prn
Centre Gountp iino pSer lciu peroen ,u erbe%
ben. 6tfls SInsen 9sstn iir ;u fa9ren ME eS
G,eeebsu untcr Eeiner eaz B, in geusfcnte,
AM ten Gage bes - ini Sabre unIsre5
Serrn eintauienb attbuneGrt unb lieben nno
attsis, unb i'm bunberunb;wciten Sabre Der
unabbaneisfeit Der Sreininte Staten.
9. W. Mun1on,
S6eriif.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-08-15
Srmpfratii9es StaatS Sidrt.

$SabUttuIt1tYlc StWhtc $'HVd'
Sur Governor,
M6tt. Nnercw 6. Gill,
ron Union 9cuaiY.
TGr lieutenant G'rstInSr
N1tt. Srtn SNttG
ron Ytnansc ecuatg.
Gur Setrttir eeS Snnrrr
H6tt. :. = imp(rn &irtr {;
rrn Guntir9epn County.
1ur SiGtrr etr Surrtmt Gpurt
Srn. 6. =. 8ps,
rou Mrntscmcro Counts.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-29
TIM NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, JANUARY % 1s7s

The report was received, ard lies over under
the rules.
Mr.. White obtained unanimous consent tc
introduce at this time, without previous no.
tice
Senate bill No. 81, entitled
can act relative to seizures in the several
parishes throughout the State
The rules were suspended and the bill was
read the first time.
The constitutional rule being suspended by
q four-fifths affirmative vote Of the Senate,
the bill was placed on Its second reading and
referred to the Committee ON the Judiciary.
On motion of Mr.. Twitchell the Senate then
adjourned until Monday, January %, 1878, at
IL o'clock m.
JOHN CLEGG,
Secretary of the Senate.
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BILLS INTRODUCED.
The following named members introduced
the following entitled bills, which, under a
suspension of the rules, underwent their first
and second readings, and were referred to
committees respectively, as follows:
By Mr. Detiege:
House bill No. 1913,
San act to provide for the drainage of over
flowed lands in the parish Of st. Martin; to
appropriate certain funds and to raise reye-
nue. for that purpose; to authorize and direct
the Police Jury Of said parish to levy a special
drainage tax, and to exempt the taxpayers Of
the parish of St Martin from the fIevee tax"
To the Committee on Canals and Drainage
By Mr.. Martin:
House bill No. 1919,
"An act relative to public roads,
To the Committee ON Parochial Affairs.
By Mr.. Gillespie:
House bill No. 900,
An act TO provide for supplying the loss Of
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-29

the public records and o. her papers consumed
by the burning of the courthouse in the
| town OF Leesburg, parish of Cameron, State
OF Louisiana. or In any other manner on the
twenty-sixth day Of February, A. d. 1874"
To the COMMITTEES ON Paroclria Affairs.
BY Mr.. Greasy:
House bill No. 2o1,
"An act for the relief of George H. Loud
late Superintendent OF Education for the Third
Division"
To the Committee on Claims:
By Mr.. Vance:
House bill No 2o2,
"An act to amend section S14 Of the Revised
Statutes
By Mr.. Aldige:
House bill No. 2O3,
can act for the relief of James Campbell
and Alfred Reggie"
To the Committee on Claims.
By Mr.. Bowden:
House bill No. 2O4,
"An act to attach o portion of the territory
of the parish of Catahoula to the parish of
Franklin"
TO the Committee on Parochial Affairs
By Mr.. Lamare:
House bill No 2O5,
IAN act to incorporate the Battalion of
Washington Artillery Of the city of New Or
leans"
To the Committee on Corporations.
BY Mr.. Keeting:
House bill No. 206,
"An act for the relief of John d. Smith,
To the Committee on Claims.
By Mr.. Toler:
House bill No. 20s,
AN act for the relief OF Almon M. Granger,
of New Orleans"
To the Committee on Claims:
By Mr. Billieu:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02
LITERARY CHIT-CHAT.

Mrs. Helen Hunt Jacksons .'Bns Of Traysi at
home." published by Roberts Brothers, contains
some OF that clever writer's cleverest writing Hcr
descriptions OF Western and New England towns are
as traihiul as they are admirable
"fhs Canoe and the Flying Proa" Is timely book
by W. L. Alden, published In Harper's HALF Hour
Series. Mr. Alden makes you feel as thoagh tnsrs
could be no greater pleasure IN life than padding
your own ceuoe
Messrs Ddot, OF Paris have issued the 1rst part OF
q supplement - Bruuets celebrated manuel du
Libraire," comprising letters TO N. This volume,
edited b.. Pierre Deschamps ana Gustavc Brunei dc.
scribes many works, either unknown TO Brunei OF
passed over by him as in his day OF little value
The most recent writer on cremation isa German
one DR.. Spices, OF Jeno who discrcdts the practice
by ngeniousiy classifying all systems of dealing
with the corpse into classes, according as they
at ITS preservation or destruction Iu the second
class ne Puts caunibasm dissection and cremation,
giving tho latter hard namo through the doctrine
oil correspondence
Applctons' annual Cyclopedia and Register OF the
Important Events of the year 1871" just out, aud
Is book OF great value, for IL records everything
OF Importance IN religion, science, politics, literature
and In fact everything TINT has Interested tho world
during tho past year. BY reference 10 this volume IL
will be seon that 1877 was prolific year. In word
each country has article which includes history
OF the year. statistics Of population mercc, poll
tics, &C.; each State OF the Union IL separately no.
ticcd, and each department Of the federal government
There are obituary notices and distinct biographical
articles OF the more famous men OF the year. Each
religions body, with the progress Of IT'S principles, 10
fully treated. There fresh and live articles
astronomical phenomena and progress. chemistry,
geographical discovery ana exploration, literature
and literary progress among the various nations,
modem ordnance, photography, the telephone, tor
pcdocs Of the most improved and destrucuve kinds
labor strikes Of the year, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Professor Spencer T. Baird, United States Commits.
soner OF Fisheries and Gaiusha A. Grow OF PennsyI-
vania, arc at the Fifth Avenue. Congressman Thad.
deus C. Pound. OF Wisconsin, aud De Witt q. West, Of
LowvIlle, N. Y, are At tho Metropolitan. Bishop
Vtte, oil New Caledonia, ana Daniel Robinson, wee
president OF the Troy ana Boston Railroad Company,
are At the Windsor. Howard j. Reedcr, oil Pennsyl-
vania, Is ut the ST. James. Colonel John " Du Bo,s,
United States Army, and Surgeon George s. Boards
ley, United States Navy. are ut the sturtevant.
Charles l.. Colby. president of the Wisconsin Central
Railroad Company, Is at thc Westminster. General
J. b. Stonehousc. Of Albany. Is at tho B-uuswick.
G. g.. wicker. president, and A. II Morrison, vice
president OF the Dakota Southern Railroad Company,
are at the St Nicholas. Benjamin L. Cheney, oil Bos.
ton, is a. tho Brevsort Judge Char les Dauieis Of
Buffalo, IL at the Park Avenue.
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cause boodshed. The same correspondent asserts
that Silistria is coded to Roumania by the Con-
gress; but this is doubtful.
PRINCE GOIrscHAKoFF's MOVEMENTS.
1t is stated In Berlin that Prince Gortscak0fr pro-
poses to remain In Berlin until the conclusion Of
the Congress- after which he VIII return to st. Pc
tersburg and remain there long enough 70 report
in person to the Car upon the results of the pro-
ceedings at Berlin
FRENCH FLEET IN TURKISH WATERS.
The Times correspondent at Pera telegraphs a
rumor current there that the French fleet Is ex
pected in the Sea Of Marmora Another despatch
from Constantinope gives the same rumor
SMALL CHANCE FOR GREECE.
The chances Of Greece have not improved. The
Russians object to the extension OF Greek in
fuence, except as regards few frontier
districts. 1t is feared not single Power will de-
fend the cessi0n OF Crete to Greece. Much will be
attained II the Turks can be induced to accede
to trining rectidcation OF her frontier
GREEK PRETExT.
Pera despatch to the Times says:-"Owing to
the alarming spread OF brigandage IN Thessally,
Greece Is reported to be massing large forces on
the frontier to protect her own territory"
FRENCH cLENEScY CHARITY.
The Times Paris despatch that 269 Communists
have been allowed remission communication Of pun
the POOR OF Paris forgotten-they havo had 40 0O0.
distributed among them, besides grants from the local
relief iunds
AND POPE
The Times publishes the Emperor williams reply,
countersgned by Prince Bismarck, to Pope Leo's
rotiHcation OF his accession the Emperor rsoices
to gather from the Pope friendly that he will
his influence induce Cath observe the law
Another letter, signed by the Crown Prince Frede
rick william and couutersigned by Prince Bismarck
dated the 10th June declares the conditions pro-
posed by the Pope on the 18th Of April, that the
charter and laws Of Prussia be modified
In accordance with the exigencics Of tho
Church inadmissblc TIE Crown Prince
nevertheless continues TO hope that concil,atory
disposition the part Of both parties win open TO
Prussia the road to peace
rnE MORMON EMIGRATION.
Six hundred Mormous, including soc Sca,diuavians
and 100 English and Welsh, bound for Salt Lake CITY,
sailed from Liverpool on Saturday last
PROVIDING AGAINST CATTLE PLAQUE
The English House of Commons last night read q
second time the bill providing that oil cattle imported
from the Continent OF Europe be slaughtered At the
point Of dsbarkanon.
DEPRESSION IN THE ENGLISH GRAIN TRADE.
The Liverpool Eveming Aloios says:-''There Is q
great want OF confidence in Brunswick street today.
One or two important. firms in the trade, II 10
feared. viii not be abls to tide over tho present
serious depression 1t is said two banks, not more
concerned In those firms to decide to-day regard
ing the best course Tor the firms to take"
FAILURE IRON TRADE.
Heavy failures reported IN the South Stafford
shire iron trade. H. b. Whitsnousc Il Son, OF b.
stou, largo coery proprietors and OF
blast furnaces, have suspended Their liabilities
heavy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02
THE HENLEY REGATTA.
POSITIONS ASSIGNED Fon THE BOATS ON THE
FOURTH OF JULY.

POSITIONS ASSIGNED Fon THE BOATS ON THE
FOURTH OF JULY
10y CABLE TO THE HERALD.l
LONDON, July 2, 1873
The drawing for stations by the crews that arc TO
participate In the regatta on Thursday aud Friday
next took place In the Town Hall Henley yesterday
with the following result
rnw STEWARDS cHALLESGE CUP
First Heat
ColumbiaJ, oegc crow, oil New York. ]
Dublin university crew. ......................
Sboewaecasncites
Second Heat
Kingston BOAT Oiuo. L
Jesus College crew, Of Cambriage Coiversity.....
The London Boat Club.
VISITORS CHALLENGE ctr.
First Heat.
The University College Grow, OF Oxford............
Tho Columbia College crew, OF New York. ....... 2
Tue Jesus College crew, OF Cambridge University.
Second Hedt
The Lady Margaret crew. OF Cambridge diversity 1
The Hertford College crew, OF Oxforu. ..........
Tho First Trinity College crow, oil Cambridge UGi-
versity y
In the contest for tho Diamond Challenge sculIs
George W. Lee oil the Triton Club, OF Newark, n. j.,
VIII In tho third trial heat with Edwardss- Moss
the present holder OF the prizs.
In the choice o! stations No. Is the best and No.
the worst position.
In the Stewards and Visitors Challenge Cups the
trial heats take place The 4th and the final boats
the 9Th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02
POLITICAL NOTES.

Congressman Banning wants rcnom nation.
The Mobile Register calls Alexander II. stephens a
'toady."
P'cdyune:-- will never remain on a peace
footing so long as they ride stolen cavalry
horses"
The Evansville tind) Journal thinks that both iu-
diana and Ohio may DO found In tho republican 'col-
umu" this fall
The Detroit Free Tress says that Senator Howe aud
Matt Carpenter are both iu the lists Tor a Senatorial
nomination IN Wisconsin.
Houston trexss) Teicgran;--'veneral Cabeli, Of
Dallas candidate Tor Congress IN tho las district Is
first cousin VI the late General John c. Breckenridge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02
the PROSPECTS.

The Sportsmcn, In article the prospects OF the
Henley Regatta, says
Tho Americans are objects OF great interest. We
fancy that the Columbus Will be found to be better
than the Sboewaccaemcttc- Either the Dublin Un,-
vcrsty or Kingston Boat Club are, believe,
quite able TO uphold tho honor OF Great Britain
against the Yankees, even N the London Club Is
not IN the contest Wo fancy that tho Dublin crew
may be found second 10 the London crew IN the four
Dared races II the Jesus College crow throws up tho
Visitors Challenge Cup roco tor the sake OF devotng
their energies 10 That Tor the Stewards Cup tho coli
logo clubs race will he very open one, anu tbs
Columbus may, perhaps win by head The Cni
versity four are short OF practice Tho Hertords arc
strong but unsteady. The Lady Margarcts are about
the best OF tho lot barring tho Jesus College crow.
and the First Trinitys are very moderate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02
ROWING IN CANADA.

GREAT sCULLINo RACE AT PRoCKvILLE-HkN-
Ian THE wrNNER--DEFEAT OF PLAIsTRD,
KENNEDY, RrLky, TEN rYcK, ELLIOTT,
M'kEs AND LouTHER.
tpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BRocKvfLLx, Canada, July 1, 1875.
The City OF the Thousand Islands nevor presented
a more beautiful or animated appearance than this
morning, the day OF the great scsiling race Tho
streets we're crowded with strangers ana citizens
Excursions by rail and boat from Hamilton.
Toronto, Kingston, Alexandria Bay. Cape Vincent,
and Ogdcnsburg, N. r., Prescott and Cornwall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02
ATTEMPTED, SUICIDE.

PHILADELPHIA, July ], 1878.
Emma Bethel, who was acquitted recently IN New
Jersey OF the charge Of poisoning the Bishop family,
who subsequently, appeared witness In the Hunter
trial and who was sentenced In this city 10 SIX
mouths mprsonm on Saturday last Ior larceny
attempted suicide yesterday ny cutting her leg With
kntIo which she had concealed about her person
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02
AFFRAY IN CANADA.

TORONTO Ont, July l. 1873.
In Queens county, this evening, where u largo
number OF citizens spending the
holiday. two drunken policemen at
tempted to mako arrest when tho crowd
intsrcred The policemen drew their ba,ons ana
fought desperately, knocking seven Of the crowd 10
tue ground. One had his skull fractured The crowd
charged The polico with bottles and stones cutting
Thorn severely,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02
THE HOSTILE INDIANS.
FIoHT BETwREN PARTY OF SCOUTS AND TIE
Observation-Disclosures DurCHERY OF THE

Observation-Disclosures BUrCHERY OF THE
SCOUTS.
SAN FRANCISCO. July !, 1878.
A Baker City (Oregon) despatch says:-'A courier
arrived here to-dxy from Canyon City. He comes TO
ask Governor Chadwick for arms and men TO protect
the citizens IRON John Day Valley He states that
fifteen citizens, scouts OF Canyon City. under
Colonel Burnham discovered Indians near tho south
fork OF John Day River on the 10th INST
FIGHT PROVOKED.
Contrary to Colonel Burnham's orders of the
scouts bred upon the Indians and the lire re-
turned Two Of tho scouts, who escaped shortly after
the light began ana came to Canyon CITY tor reinforce
ments, stated that their companions were sur
rounded by at least one hundred Indians and would
probably be butchored before help could reucn them
ne courier also states that the hostes were pourng
into John Day Valley with the military, supposed 10
be General Howard's command, IN pursuit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02
PIGEON SHOOTING MATCH.

CAPTAIN BoGARDUs AND Mr.. AUDREY covEN-
TRY AT FIFTY BIRDS EACH.
[BY CABLE no TIE HERALD
LONDON, July 2 1873
The defeat OF Mr. Cholm oudioy Pennel at 100 BIRDS
for fa00 q side, by Captain Bogardus, the American
champion, a few days since, has led to another
match. Mr.. Aubrey Coventry has been matched
against Captain Boga,dus for xioo aside, with Inc
power to increase the TO 81, 900 side BY
tual consent Fifty pigeons zach, at thirty yards.
from Eve traps the main features OF tho match,
which will take place the 9th OF August at Brgh-
ton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02
BALLOON ASCENSION.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
OTTAWA, Ont, July l, 1878.
Al tho Dominion Day cslebration here TO day Pro
lessor Grimby, OF New York, madc a successful balloon
ascension the presencs oil 25 900 people, The
sion was madc a. haif-past I'VE T. 81. The wind was
from the west, consequently the balloon
eastward In the direction VI Montreal The Professor
accompanied by George IL. Fox, Of tho Detroit
Free Press staff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

TORONTO, Ont, July /, 1878.
Mrs Young, from the eastern suburbs OF this city.
while stepping from car to another on an excur-
sion train tonight. foil TO tho track Her head was
severed from the body.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02
MAILS FOX EUROPE.

The steamship Russia, for Queenstown and Liver
pool and Pcrsrs, for Havro will sail from this port
on Wednesday.
The mails for Europe will close At tho Post Oce At
halipast nvo, aud for France direct At six O'CLOCK
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The NEW York characterization for Europe-win
be ready atten O'Clock this tuesday, morning
Single copies, in wrappers Tor mailing, SIX cent?