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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02

The Monetary Conference will assemble
in Paris on the 9Th of August. 1t will be
the duty OF the American Commissioners to
present on their part the desire of the Amer
lean Congress to re-establish bi-metallic
system with the cooperation of the
other civilized nations. Thereupon,
we suspect. an extended and ex-
tremely interesting discussion will ensue !;
for, even if the Commissioners should unan-
imously agree TO recommend to their gov
ernments the adoption of bi-motallic sys-
tenn, which is by no means certain, there
will still remain the question at what rate
silver shall be coined, and as the price of
silver has fallen since the United States
have begun to coin it, and as the
honest bi-metallists desire free coinage for
both metals, and must therefore demand its
coinage only at its normal value, or ratio,
there will be room for great deal of inge-
nuity-in discovering what is, or what would
be under certain circumstances the real
value OF silver, as compared with gold. Mr.
Evarts has been unexpectedly successful in
getting most of the European nations to
join the Conference, and we notice that he
expects even Great Britain TO accede. We
wish the Conference success but the only
thing so far reasonably certain is that in
about two years from now the United States
will be mono-metallic silver country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02

TIE LATITUDE allowed lawyers in the cxarni-
nation of witnesses was we'll illustrated ycster-
day in tho suit about the annuity commission of
John Brougham. The actuary Of the insurance
company was asked If ut some remote period he
had not been an Eighth avenue shoemaker,
which he denied. II is difficult to see what pos
siblc connection there could bc between shoe
making Oh Eighth avenue generation so ago
and Brougham's annuity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02
TROPICAL FISH.

Another OF the fishing expeditions sent out uy the
New York Aquarium has arrived from Bermuda,
bringing three living octopus and a largo number oil
angel squirrel srunt pilot hamlet and other tropical
Ash, besides a lot oil nav varieties. Some Of those
singular fishes will DO sent TO tho Soa Sido AQUARIUM
al Conoy island, now regularly open Tor tho season
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02

AT TIE MEETING Of east side citizens in re-
gard To Tompkins squai yesterday afternoon
the Communist Sclwab offered resolution call
ing for the demolition of what he termed the
military bastile in corner of the grountls
His proposition. was unanimously rejected. The
citizen who suggested the erection of small
lunatic asylum there for Schwab's benefit has a
proper appreciation Of the bccry ogitator..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02

THE Coal COMPANIES have stopped work un-
Ill the 18th inst Twenty-Five thousand men
are thrown out of employment The reported
disturbances fortunately prove to be untrue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02

In THE OPINION of the Building Department
Ill investigation in regard to the arch which fell
q few days ago is entirely unnecessary. 1t is
oil the contractors loss, and il does not make
much difference if a citizen two is occasionally
killed in this way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02

ONE OF THE Four juvenile train wreckcrs
has been acquitted. The evidence was conclu-
sive as to his innocence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02

ToBiS, the old soldier convicted of murder ut
West Point, has been sentenced to be hanged
next September. The President will be asked
to commute the sentence to life imprisonment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02

ORDER AGAIN REIGNs in East St. Louis. Both
parties have called halt until they shall have
heard from the Governor, but fresh outbreak
to-day is not improbable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.
TRIPLE ST E e Il .
NEW YORK. TUESDAY, july 9, 1878.

The HERALD ,cU be sent to The address Of
persons going intO the country during the summer
at the rate Of one dollar per month, postage paid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02

The probabilities that The wedU.er in NeU
York and lis riciaity to-day riH be tra,m and
partly cloudy hay, Jfollo,eed BY cloudiness
aud rain. Tomorrow it sciH be cooler and cloudy
foLo,ced BY clearing, scith occasional rains.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02

In THE CAMDEN MURDER TRIAL yesterday
the feature was the argument of cx-Secret.fy
Robson for the accused. He will finish today.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02

GENERAL HANCOCK has transferred his head
quarters from this city to Governors Island. 1t
was too expensive to continue them in the city,
80 Congress thought.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02
No FIREWORKS on the Fourth.

The INCREASED BUSINESS Of the city Post
Office as compared with year ago is not bad
sign of the times.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02

WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-The stock mar
ket was dull and strong. Gold sold is. 1OOos
all day until the close, when it was quoted ut
1OOa4. Government bonds were strong. States
steady and railroads firm. Money OH call was
easy at per cent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02

TIE TREASURY STATEMENT shows an increase
OF the public debt last month. This is owing to
the deficiency bills passed ut the last session.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02

A SrLESpID RACING BILL is presented at
Monmouth Park to-day. There will be seven
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02

BRooKLYN's RAPID TRANSIT COMMISSION has
adopted our elevated railroad plan, fares and
alh 1t is stipulated that the line shall be built
In eighteen months
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02
N1sIo's GARDEN" 1.-THE Two ORPHANS"

MILO GAKDEN-' THE TWO UNPHANS
The play OF "rhe Two Orphans was rsinlroducsA
into this CITY last night at Nibos Garden. Miss Kats
Claxon appeared 10 her original role OF Louise, and
was received with hearty applause by tho audience.
Miss Kate Meek took the part OF Marianne, Mrs.
Louisa EIdridgc that OF la Frochard and
Miss Mary Madden That OF Sister Gsnevieva
Mr.. Edmund X Collier that Of tho Chevsor do
vuudrey, Mr. Frank Mordaunt rthat of jacques
Frocha rdsNr. Frank Evans that OF Pierre, ana Mr..
Harry Phillips that o Picard. The music cxcsL
Iont aud the play was very we'll rocevod by audi
ence that nearly nued tho house. fre-t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02

STANDARD THE ,TRE ''TBoDDES DOWN"
II must have required not little courage on the
part Of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Watkins TO take possse-
sion OF tho Standard Theatre during the aal week Of
tho season. yet tho very fair audience that assembled
last night swctercd with the thermometer marking
ninecs acstcd tho latin they possess their play
aud their own personal popularity. "rroddcu Down;
or, Under rwo Flags Is Que OF the Irish amas
whose charm IL rs neat commngling OF humor,
poetry anu pathos II has been ofsen performed 10
New York. wears wcli and the Watkins family, which
includes also Mss Amy Ice, render II with a verva
that makes pleasant entertainment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02

The REJECTION of the application for q re-
freshment stand in Aston place by the Alder
men yesterday shows that the lesson Of the late
Indictment is not yet forgotten.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02
THE PARK "r1r FOR TAT"

three-act farcical comedy under tho title OF "Tt
for Tat"-oi which tho Dict has already been pub.
lished-was produced last evening at tho above
Ire by the Liuqard Troupe il Is OF the texture the
practical joker and uproanaus than tty. II 10
u rlf,ng affair; the Characterization Is Of the
slightest The audience seemed 10 enjoy tho faint
humor in faint, hot weather Kind Of way and, IN
view OF the fact thai tho management
bounced beforehand that II would not BE- played
Tor than week Ia New York, We refrain
FROM elaborate criticism aud look only for
something 10 praise. Mr.. Lingard, as the cratic
young husband, Tiptoe did very we'll and Ar LecIerQ
who Is alwaysa careful actor was good Captain
Douglass MICS D,cKie Lingard, IN the second act.
look ed charming and acted with the requisite ADAM
don OF young wife playing fast to her husband.
Tho Roland. he queer lover. was admirably made up,
but was other wise to anything alarming. The
prison IN the last act was using In the sttua
ton tween the fase and real TiptUes. After the
inrcc Mr. gard went through his various sketches
with his usual celebrity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02

COMMODORE PARKER, the new superintendent
Of the Naval Academy, has assumed charge Of
that excellent institution. He is u native Of this
"A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02

An IRISH PICNIC at Lewiston, in this State.
has thrown the Canadian border into panic
Our Canadian friends must not be so easily
excited. There is no danger
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02

TIE SHOOTING Of the Narragansett and Phia-
dclphia gun clubs last Saturday ut Andalusa,
Pa, was excellent. Mr.. Howard Jatfray won
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-10-12
MINOR TELEGRAvrs.

A thousand wesvers in Glasgow hays struck
against "a per cent reduction in wages.
Barkers wool warehouse at TROY. Nav vork
has been burned. Loss S137, 900; insured for
100000 'oi
Schooner Belle Barbour. New York for Ira
land, has been totally wrecked, The crew
were saved. Wv"
Berlin despatch says that the compromise
extending to the operation of the Socialist bill
uueii march 18th, bids fare to be adopted,
Capt. Speight and crew of the schooner Ban
H SorIand. which f9undered Oct. g. arrived in
New York yesterday. III
- T. Levson has disappeared from Gin.
cinnati, o., with $4,000 Obtained on forced No
per. se0 pa
Hughes the defeated pedestrian. has recaivoa
bis money and exOnerates his hackers from bis
hasty condemnation. LILO
-Four survivors of the crew of the Francb
brig Beaumoir of Prince Edwards Island from
Hayana, Sept %, for New York, have landed
at Queenstown. eo
About 1000 New York boot-blacks and news.
poys mad an excursion on the river Thursday.
uy inVltatio1 OF Congressman Starin. One lit
tle Doot'olack was accidentally drowned.
A detective employed in the Vanderbilt will
case is lying In dangerous condition from the
ef1ects OF an assault upon him by unknown
roughs.
The Woman's Congress at Providence ves-
terday forenoon, reelected Kate NewaII Dso-
gett OF chicago. president, together with Iong
list OF minor officers, Sarah W Devoll of Port.
Ian ], being one of the vice presidents.
at Republican convention at Chester
Mass, yesterday, Geo ID. Robinson Of Chico
pee was unanimously senominated for Con
gress from the 18th district, and Tillv Havpas
OF Springfield for councillor for the Sth dis.
trics. 0'n 0iA-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-10-12
WASHINGTON.



WASHINGTON, Oct 11.-After consultation
between the President, Secretary of the Treas
ury and Attorney General to-day it was decid-
ed that troops cannot now be used to aid the in.
ternal revenue officials in Arkansas n breaking
up Illicit dlstlleries as requested by the CO]lec-
tor OF Little Rock, and telegram to that effect
was sent to that officer. He is authorized.
however, to employ as large force as be needs
and If he has not arms and ammunition thew
will be furnished him. He is told to organize
force large enough to overcome oppostion
without bloodshed if possible, but to enforce
the law at all hazards.
New Denominations of LegaI.TeudeYs.
1t is stated that Secretary Sherman has de.
cided to issue legal tender notes of the demon.
inatiOns of $4,000 and $4,000, and that designs
for the plates are now being prepared. The
denomination now issued is 1,O00 The new
notes will not be issued uotil j anusr lst and
are intended to take the place of coin certiti-
Gates.
Cabinet Meeting.
Most of the Cabinet session TO-DAY was oocn
pied III discussing estimates for the support of
the Government during the insuing wear. the
head Of each department having been eneaoed
for several days in ascertaining to what extent
the estimates OF his department might be re-
duced. 1t IS generally. understood that thu
falling off in revenue renders imp 9ratiye cor
responding reduction of expenses, and the
question is as to what are the most urgent
needs of the service Another subject briefly
discussed was the Illicit distillery troubles in
Arkansas.
E. A. Hoyt, Commissioner of Indian Affairs
left Washington this evening for Ipdian Terri.
tory, on tour of inspection.
The per cent. Subscriptions:
The subscriptions to the per cent. loan to.
Gay were 1888 400
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-10-12
NEW HAMPSHIRE,
A Rich Find,

A Rich Find.
BATH, N. H., Oct 11.-Mr. Alyah Conant of
Bath and DR.. Eugene Howard of Newburypor,
have just discovered a vein of rich gold -bearino
quartz on the farm of William Smonds of tbs
place. st. Louis experts deem the discovery
an exceedingly valuable one, and preparations
to sink a shaft have already begun. The Lam
DOH Gold Mining Co., composed of Newport.
q l., and st Louis parties, have lust com.
pleted $4,000 mill in Bath and are working
out a hundred dollars per day.
A Witness in Gen. Porter,s Case.
EXETER, n. H., Oct 11.-Gen Gilman Mar.
ston, famous as the old Colonel of the Second
New Hampshire regiment, has been subpoe naed
as witness at the court-martial of the Fitz
John Porter Case on trial in New York. and
left for that city last night.
Opening the Campaign.
PORTSMOUTH, Oct. 11-Orrin G. Moore of
Nashua opened the Republican Campaign in
TINS city tonight at Franklin Hall with an ad :
dress on Greenbacks. A large audience was
present. was
A Grand Campfire.
NASHUA, Oct. 11.-Gen. Foster G. A. p
fost lighted a campfire on Fairmount Heiobts
tonight. A number OF Posts from the snr-
rounding towns in Massachusetts, and New
Hampshire were present. Speeches were maja
by Gen. Matt Head, Frank A. Mexican and
many others. N
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Butler Trying to Capture x.s,..

hufier Trying to Capture Boston.
BOSTON, Oct. ia stormy meeting of IN q
Democratic City Central Committee was beld
Iast evening, at which an attempt was made to
place General Buffers name at the head of the
regular De nocratlc ticket to be issued bv the
printing committee appointed by the oitv COW NV
ernment. The attempt failed, and a subse-
quent to put Judge Abbott's name on also
tailed, until finally the committee adiourned
without accomplishing anything.
Death of Billy Morris.
William Morris, familiarly known os
Billy" died here this morning after an Illness
OF several weeks He has been widely known
IS member and part proprietor of Morris
Brothers and Bell & Trow bridges Minstrals
He was AZ years old.
Arrest of the Conductor of the Old Coroux
Railroad.
Attorney General Train acting upon evil
uence taRen oy the board of railroad commits
sloners in their investigation into the cansa of
the accident on the Old Colony railroad. caused
the arrest of Chas. e. Hartweli. coudnctor of
the freight train who will be held for examin.
ton on the charge of manslaughter. BE will
be taken to Quincy for examination.
Stealing Water.
The Mystic Water Company has discovarod
that JAS. Lee, former proprietor of bleacherv
IN oomerviiie, Mass, surreptitiously connected
nls eslaolshment TO the principal water main,
ana for twelve years used water to the yalue of
$96, 900. WIZ '"'u0 VI
For Congress.
SOUTH BIRMINGHAM, Mass, Oot, IL The
fourth Middlesex Republican senatorial cor
vent!on nominated E l., Bigelow of Marlboro'
One More Victim.
John Linnehsn of East Boston. thu las. ona
rescued from the Old Colony wreck at WolIas.
ton, died at the hospital tonight.
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EUROPE.
Exciting Debate in the Reichstag.

Exciting Debate i'm the Heichstag.
BERLIN, Oct. 11.-In the Reichstag during
the debate yesterday on the anti-Socialist bill,
Herr Hasselmann, well known Socialist agi-
tator, made violent speech, beginning aud
ending with threats OF violence and bl0odshed
as the results of repressve legislation. He said
that the people would hold those responsible
for the bloodshed who helped to frame and
carry the bill In concluding, dasselmsnn de-
clared that if the pacif, endeavors of Socialism
were repressed, the day would come when the
Socialists would take up arms and fight against
their tyrants. The president of the Reichstag
interrupted Hasselmann, called hin to order
and said that the speech was an Indictment to
rebellion. Hasselmann repeated his words and
was again called to order, amid loud and indig-
nant protests. Re went on to say
1 am not personally 10 favor of revolution; 1
prefer pacific MEANS But if we are forced to
fight, we shall know how to fight, and | shall
be proud to Law down my life on the field of
honor. Let Bismaik remember the 18th of
March, 1S4S
Herreo Low aud BenningseD, Liberal leaders,
denounced the METHODS and purposes of Social
ism and defended LEGISLATION for It's repression,
which Benningsen declared, even the advanced
Liberals now admitted to be- necessary.
Herr Benningsen said that he had no fear
that Bismarck would allow the anti-Socialist
law to be employed to impair the liberties of
the people.
Rum on a Russian Bank,
Ihe cashier OF the Bapk OF Commerce of
| tho deffa1,honix 49,, ~ ~ - SI.o'ooo.
| lars were disbursers a million and a half dol
| has now subsidized. The excitement
| Rumors far pu,
M. Pose'
-, Inc Inc honaon limes nnanclai says that the
wsre circniatad nn e n,; embarrassment Is
short accounts open. This fact is now pretty
generally understood, so that the minors Do 10y
exercise the same Influenza az whan thsn 49, az
first started. o' WOW
The Aus,r;.
IT,, :a:". .'' AuVancin$.
1ne rorte is Informed that the Austrians will
not ADVANCE on now Bazaar. The danger of a
~. - mus @'oi'eu.
20 "oid Ihe'r own.
~ o op.s yet: lit Is said that
.he russians nave fully determined to mainta tain
thelr administration in Eastern Roumania dur
Ns 'o VII - 'noil oocupauoh OF bulgaria.
III. p,s,;. ies .. merlin.
a;d ne hasslans calm that the treaty of Berlin
o of not TX tue o9ratlon OF Russian occupation
u, ~ p.aoes OUTSIDE OF Eastern Roumania, aud
tna ~. .ne occupation OF such places is regulated
ny the treaty OF San Stefano.
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NEW YORK.


New YORK, Oct 1.-THE kid elove annro;so
ment cases were finally decided TODAY bV Coj-
lector Merritt, who has had them under
consideration for long time. Thew embrace
very large invoices of the Messrs A. T. Stewart
and other prominent dealers. Collector Merritt
reaffirms the former decision of General Ap-
praiser Ketchum, advancing the imnortar',
appraisemeDt from AZ to 40 francs per dozen.
which amounts to an increase in the duties Of
about 10 per cent. This advance carries the
penalties unaer valuation in each case. Col
lector e merritt has arrived at this conclusion
only after the most careful and thorough exam
ination of all the evidence and the laws nnon
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-10-12
Arrest of Promi,e,, ,r.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 10.-A Kansas City desnatcb
says that State Treasurer Elijah Gates was ar
by special grand jury, charging him with mn
lawfully deriving benefits fIom deposits of pub
lie moneys. Ex-Treasurer Joseph w. Mercer
was alsy arrested on the some charge and for
embezzlement. 1t is expected that the trial of
thess gentlemen will reveal all the operations,
ring. The dispatches also mention the proba-
pie Indictment of John T. Crisp the Demo-
cratic candidate for Congress for the Kansas
City district for acts in connection with this
ring WIN eiAio
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FOREHasN PORTS.

Ar at Penang prev to Oct 5, barque Escort, Water
house. New YORK..
ar at Bordeaux 9th inst, brig Clara jenkins Dodpe
New York.
Ar at Rocheiort 9th inst, barQue Elinor. Vernon
Copp. New York.
Ar at Havre It'll inst, ship Martha A Mcneil, Jor-
dan, New York, q days.
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METEOROLOGICAL.
METEOROLOGICAL
INDICATIONS FOB THE NEXT TWENTY -FOUR
HOURS.

INDICATIONS FOB TIE MKT TWANTX1SUU
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, DO, 7
Oct. IL, Il A. MI
For New England
and Middle Atlantic States, falling barometer,
increasing northeast to northwest winds,
cooler, cloudy weather, and on the coast rains
preceding the advance of storm off the coast,
and followed by rising barometer, with clear
ing weather.
For Northern New England, rising barom-
eter, increasing porth and east winds, cooler,
partly cloudy weather, possibly followed by
falling barometer.
Cautionary signals continue at Macon, Cape
Lookout, Cape Hatteras, Kitty Hawk, Cape
Henry, Lewes, Cape May. Atlantic City. Bar
Degat, Sandy Hook, and are ordered for New
York, New Haven. New London. Newport,
Woods Hole Boston, and Section s.
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MISC ELLANEOUS
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DRUG STORE,
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WEST INDIES.
The SAINT, Cruz Knsurrectiou

1o '5"Htf CT"z HHsuFFeCttOn.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The consul at ST.
Thomas teleeraphs from Fr-derickstadt. Santa
Cruz, to the Department of State that the riot
were killed. The planters are Searching the
country for rioters An Eoglsh vessel ia At
Frederickstadt and a French vessel at Chris
tianstadt. Four-fifths of the mills. DWELLINGS,
cane, rum aud sugar on the plantations have
pee destroyed, also all the business houses in
Fiedefickstadt, Many families are destitnta
and business has been temporarily suspended
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Ar at London sth inst, ship Ne Plus Ultra, Bor-
den. New York.
At MonteyeGio Sept 8, brigs j Hazeltne Perkins
tor New York; Jennie Phinney, Brown, unc.
Ar at Rio Janeiro Sept 6th ship Corsica, Stetson,
Glasgow.
Sid fin Rio Janeiro Sept 9, ship Columbia, Fernad.
Callao.
In port Sept Is ships Martha Cobb, Greenbank,
and JametOwn Kidder, unc; Hosea Rich Menzies,
unc; brig Ramirez. Bernard, do.
At Demarara Sept p, brig Ada L White, White,
Grant0n.
--latest by European steamers
Sid I'm GIavesend 2Sth, Alice NJ Minot, WhitmoTe,
SW Pass.
Cid at Cardiff Goth. Samuel Spring, Bacon, for
Montevideo
Ar at Penarth Sept &C. Peru. Larrabee. London.
Sid I'm Troon 29th, Bengal, LOring, Trinidad.
Ar at Teneritfe Sept 18th, Jos Wilde, Reed, from
New York.
Ar at santander Sept %, Sargent, Foster, from
New York.
SPOKEN.
Aug 20, lat II N. Ion 20 2S W, brig II II Wright,
Meyers, from New York for Montevideo.
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COMPLICATION OF CRIME.

A sheriff Shot While Trying to Arcs,
Four CoIored ESavis,iers.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. ia dispatch to the
News says on Monday night seven negroes raw.
lshed four white women near Mt Vernon.
Fosey 20. Last night, Deputy Sheriff Thomas,
while attempting to arrest some of than was
killed by Daniel Williamson (colored) This
morning mob of nearly 5000 gathered and
shot Williamson, hanged two others, and are
VA