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FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL Oct 7Arr strs Istran from Boston, and II,
tie from savannah. ~ -|'s
LONDON Oct l7Saied llthinst Eagle Rock tharle. n,.
ons: l4th INST Maud Antelope Knowles; 10th inst Hars
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cap Pacific Jenny, ROska Capt Ignatiu Fortunate Padre
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THE PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD.

At the Presbyterian Synod, sitting i'll the
church at Four-ayc. and Twcny-SecOndst, among the
papers the report Of the Committee the state
OF the synod by the Rev DR. Howard Crosby II spoke
at length Of the payment of church debts through the
lberaty Of the laity, especially in the Prcshycry Of
New-York A proposition was discussed which sug-
ested that an overture should be made TO the General
Assembly asking an alteration IN the form Of govern
ueut looking to the recognition Of the Office OF evan
gelist as permanent office In the church This was re-
ferred committee Of three 10 report at It's convent
cncc The Rev DR.. Hastings then read report OF the
Committee on the Benevolent Work Of the Church which
Get forth that home missions had received most atcn-
from the Prcsbytere in the New-lork SYNOD aud
THAT benevolent deeds the five most faithful PTesby
tcrIes stood the following order: Wcstchestcr, New
York, Hudson, North River Boston ..
The Rev. DR.. j. G.. CTJlghcud, OF Philadelphia cor
responding secretary OF the PRESBYTERIAN Historical so
cety delivered address on the history, the work.
aud the needs OF that sOccty Tne Rev DR.. Burchard
chairman OF the Committee on the Minutes OF the Cen
eral Assembly called the attention Of the synod TO the
which has reference 10 the observance
OF the sabbath. VIZ: That the churches encourage
both example and cooperation, the efforts OF the In
ternBtIUual sabbath Associations, and all other tudc
lOus efforts Sabbath dissertation by
and railway and. the committee adds. "by liquor sell
lug aud intenpeTauce." The synod has adjourned 10
meet year in tho First Presby Church Of Mid
y. Y.
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COMMODORE enUFELDr's VOYAGE.

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The Secretary of the Navy has detailed the
TcondcrOga now fitting out at Portsmouth, y. H.. and
which will go INTO commission In short time for the
cruise Of Commodore Shucldt, who not long aso asked
the Secretary afford him opportunity proceed TO
Africa and other countries for tho purpose 81 Openng
new ports OF commerce with this country Tho Commo-
dore has selected Commander Cromwell 10 command tho
vessel The Secretary ~ tho navy will have q confer
euce with the Secretary Of state on the subject the
mission, aud they will agree upon plan by which the
commerce Of this country viii De adv nCcd In portion,
of the world where the National flag has been seen
Ma trade Commodore Shufrld does not expect start
m, his cruise before the lbt OF Dec embcr lie familiar
he coast of Africa having been that
ton, and has owing to ms former employment in the
co,umc rcial marine bcrtOWcd much attention 10 the
wants Of commerce. The appointment Of his Successor
as Chef Of the Bureau Of Equipment and Recruiting has
not vet been considered.
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CUBAN AFFAIRS.

HAVANA, Oct IA good deal Of bitter feel
ing shown by political pnItles, the Con-cryn
tive aud Liberal In preparing for the coming elections
Of delegates the Spanish Cortes aud the papers
daily filed with determinations from both sides.
The slavery question is uppcrmost in every mind and
the country VIII certainly have reason to complain Of
the Government not GIVING the slayc-owuers ample
tce ~ prepare for the inevitable abolition ofsaVcry.
does all in rs power favor the iminy grafton of field
aborers and almost every steamer arriving from Spain
brings a fCw hundred sturdy men, mostly from the Can
ary islands ON the other hand, the planters getting
1uyiuCcd that machinery VIII have to De sub tuted
much possible for human labor; and many have been
heard press Their intentions or changing tbcIT
machinery Tor the improved systcn thus saving time
and labor. American machinery Is now almost every
whore preferred mere for It's greater ChCHpucss and
gcuuity construction which moro than commentaries
FOR the advantage the English machinery possesses Ia
durability.
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Board then adjourned to Thursday next at a IN
GAMBLERS DEVICES TO CHEAT.

NJ c. Stanleys house, No. 5 West TwcI ty-
fftn-st was rented IN 1872 BY William G. Traphagcn,
the agent TO John F. Chamberlain for s. 800 year.
Mr. Chamberlain remained IN 1t two years and left It
without paying the rent due Mr.. Stanley Ia Eu-
rope ut the time 1t rented a few months ago no
BEGAN SUIT the amount due from Chamber
lain The action brought in the Circuit Court
Of Monmouth County, y. j. where Chamber
lain owned property, The defendant Get ny
iu HIS answer that the house was used
for gambling purposes and that he was not liable
FOR the rent under The Gambling Act. \ commits sion
WAS huponted 10 take the testimony OF two BROOKLYN
men. Stephen Noah aud DI. WOOdin. Yesterday Dr..
Woodin testified that he the inventor Of wheel
known as the "snappcr roulette" used by
gamblers for the PURPOSE OF cheating, and
said that lie had II in operation IN
Cnambrr RAINS place The wheel arranged that.
unknown to the player, tho bali could be thrown into
any hole desired by the gaIuckCcpcT. MI Noah t"hti
cd that he had seen the wheel in operation In Chamber
Lam, house aud had also seen cheating Arrangement
known as the ''tWO-card box used there.
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TIE INQUIRY IN TIE PORTER CASE.

GENERAL W. =. sMITu'S Observation-Disclosures
sAIloN BY GENERAL ToRlEE sTATED-GENrRAL
POPE TO BIZ CALLED As WITNESS.
Among the distinguished persons present at
the FItz John Porter Investigation on Governors Island
Wednesday, was General " T. sherman, though he came
only as a spectator When ho arrived IL the morning he
was met by General Hancock and salute Of seventeen
guns was fired IN his honor. Generals Schohcd, Getty
Mcdowell, Fry, simpson, Locke, ana Davis were also
present
William r. Lord, stcnographer OF the court that tried
General Porter IN 1862, testified that on December
l9 1872, he heard General Porter remark was not
true to Pope and there is Of denying IT. Under
cross-examinatiou the witness said the remark was
probably made during time Of excitement, and vas
not directed 10 any person.
Colonel Charles Marshall OF Baltimore, one Of General
Lees staff officers. and MsJOr-Gcueral William f. Smith,
who was in command OF the Sixth Corps at that time,
testified in regard to the battle OF Bull Eun. The lat
Ter said he saw Indications Aor even heard, until
considerable time anerward Of any fault being found
with General Porter for his actions on the 10Th OF
Ii was decided yesterday 10 admit IN evidence certain
admis made the petitioner in his appeal 70 The
President and official reports Of the officers OF the
Union aud Confederate Armies on The events OF August
90 1862. A. the Judge Advocate had decided not 10
call General Pope as witness, Mcs-Ts Chodtc ana But
crosse examined to know whether The new testimony
would lead him to admit be mad been mistaken be-
telegram 10 him at Fort LcayeuwOrh, Kansas.
He Is expected here next week.
l.. Z. Brooks, OF Washington, u. C.. one OF General
POpe's staff officers and Franklin Stronghold rector Of
an Episcopal church Virginia, and scout for General
stuart, gave uninportait testimony Hpout tuc move
meut OF troops. General A. =. Webb. president OF the
College OF the City OF NewYOrh Colonel Weld OF Bos
ton, and General Locke ali OF GcnelaI PoIteI- stan
testified in rcbutdl OF the statement made 10y Bowers,
the scout, :" that August 81, while confined as "A
prisoner a, General portcIs hcadquagters he heard
that officer who dressed in amalOr-grncraFS uni
FORM while inside his walled tent give orders TO nave
h c6rus show no courtesy or hOnOIs General Pope"
Iuese officers testified that they were with General Por
oil that hoyy al ne 81 q a
major-geuerape uniform, and never gave any such
order During that campaign they never heard General
Porter say disres pcctlui word or pass any criticism on
General Pope
The Board then adjourned TO Thursday ncxtat 10
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rRArDs IN LONnnN CnMrANY.

I.INI'INt W.
The Echo this evening says: SubpWnas
have Joeu issued from Mansion House Court for tic
books OF the Colonial Trusts Corporation, which de-
fauted IN It's dcbenuro interest, al the suit entered
against VIscout Bury and the other directors OF the
company" VIscouut Bury Under secretary Of War
The Times this morning save: Information Is asked
ns 70 the position ~ the colonial Trusts torp"urun.
As recently ~ june lat balance sheet ua- .-su-d hI
the dlscctuIs showing most fuu aAiug stat. ot .r-
and per cent was paid in dividend, making WIN Az
interim payment, y per cent for the vrai.
II r. nov 80 lIiItIun, AID The Niudii"f Dr., 81
course employed by he directors, 30 that 40 statement
Of the company affairs - forthcoming. report tH}s
That over G23OOpO (SllJO,Ooul has been lost IN Tour
years. that is The ca,c there must nave been con
C,Iluent AMOUNTING to fAud perpriTut,d hy some IT,
sponsIhe person persons Is this 10 Doe a nj away
and hushed up while tho sh1rCuol Icrs suncr ruin T.
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p Q s r S l. RI T
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE AFGHAN ANSWER UNSATISFACTORY.
HE ENGLISH POLICY N ASIA OUTLINED BY sECRE-

TARY CROSS.
LONDON, Thursday, Oct. II, 1878.
A dispatch from Bombay says:
"The Times Of Ipdid Publishes n Geographic dis
patch stating that the Ameer's reply has been re-
ceived. and 1t Is unsatisfactory"
Mr.. Assheton Cross. the Home Secretary, in a
speech at Southport to-day, defended the Govern
mcnt's past policy He said the Government Will
never cease until. by the exercise of their
treaty rights, they have achieved EnglanPs
great civilizing mission in tho East In regard 70
Afghanistan he said the Government has had no
desire to extend the boundaries OF the Empire IN
that direction but if they find new influences at
work there they must be ready 10 deal
with them The Ameer's answer might be satls-
factory and no more heard Of the matter; but
volcano might suddenly break upon them, and the
Government feels that in that part of Asia there
must be- no doubt Of Eneland's supremacy.
Reuters bombay dispatch states that the power
fu tribe OF Momunds hasdivided and that one of the
chiefs has offered to join the British. 1t Is stated
dcscrtons from the Afghan army of daily occur
renee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-18

Hcdwig Ncttcr, a German girl, Of Brook
yn. two years engaged to be married to William
Iaus who went West. During his absence she formed
the Acquaintance OF Fritz Jahrcis and became engaged
10 him. several months she has been living III the
house with Jahrcss parents, at No. Thamcs-st. On
Monday Haus returned 90 Brooklyn and saw Miss Vet
ter, and Tuesday they cHme to TINS CITY ana were
married They spent Tuesday night horc. and yesterday
morning Mrs Ulus went back to No. | Ihamcs-st She
saw Jacis ana begged his forgiveness for what she
had done Soon af'erwald she went 10 the store Of II
ZOller In JOhnsOn-aye, and purchased 10 cents worth
OF Paris green, which she mixed with water and swa
lowed. Jahreis the green on her lips. aud taking
her by the arm forced her ~ 10 her es.r house No
20 schOles-st, where physician was summoned and
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EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.

IU'DVN, TI0'Iy , V'I' - ~
The German Socialist bill will pass, al
sJshaying been removed.
The German Ambassador at Paris, says that Bis
marck's recent reference to France was meant to be
friendly
safyct Pacha has assumed friendly tone toward Aus
uia
Eumor- Of dissolution Of the British Parliament are
cuITt ut in London.
Ihc IcicU0phs Vienna cores pendent says he con
sdors Austria Will become anxious for the posses
sion of Noyi-Bazar as the probability OF war IN the
spun. increases.
\ special telegram 10 The Times from Rome confirms
the report that the Minister OF War has resigned and
says tut Minister or tue M.uuc viii probably follow.
report that Count Corti had resigned is pronounced
premature. Tie cII,!, - unusually grave.
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s 3, Y 3, 6 o 2.

1t charges rate Of premium fully adequate
TO maintain perfect solyency and which has
carried it through the uneXampled severity OF
the past five years in unquestioned strength.
Surplus earnings are annually deducted
from the rate charged reducing the premium
really pad each year to the actual cost
of carrying the insurance and maintaining
the reserve.
1t writes only forms of policies of proven
utility; and each policy provides for it's con-
version into paid-up insurance upon fair
terms, in case of lapse.
Within year and a half it has sustained
at the hands of q legislative commission,
aided by well-known experts, the most pro-
tractcd and searching examination, both as
to its financial condition and methods of bus
without reduction of assets or the suggestion
of change in method.
JACOB L. GREENE, President
JOHN NJ. TAYLOR, Secretary.
ID. III. WELLS, asst Secretary.
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GENERAL SPINOLNS VISION.
TIE HAPPY LAND OF sPOHs PORTRAYED BEFoT
A TAMMASY CONVENTION.

TAMMASY CONVENTION.
The Tammany Hall Senatorial Convention
for the With District last evening at No 145 West
Thirty-second-st to nominate TO the late
Senator Morrissey. General Francis b. spinola
made temporary chairman. He eulOgizcd Augustus
echel in speaking OF the defeat Of TammanY Han last
year. when Mr.. Schel its candidate, but conf
dent OF success tins year. lie then concluded his speech
by SAVING: After the coming election the entire
rity Government, with all It's departments, will fall
into your hands. II the Republicans who 80
reOrganIZed the city Government In their interest
Mayor has control OF the patronage of all its
departments Mr.. Usvcmeyer was then Mayor, but |
favored the plan then because say that in two years
IL would be our turn. Under the Mayor whom
select we shall have the division OF AL these spOs. This
rs a prize worth cOntendlnC II VIII BE- valuable In
the next Presidential contest for II viii insure the cleo
ton OF citizen Of State The convention then adj
next.
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another reason assigned the receipt OF large orders
from the South TO sell.
REINIIART PLEADS NOT GUILTY.
HIS ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE FROM PRIsON-NERDlCI
OLE Tile C0RONEIlS LrRY.

HIS ATTEMPT 10 ESGAIE fhOM IINi7O-' ''-@''1'~
OF TIE CORONEB'S JURY.
Edward Renhart was transferred yesterday
morning from the custody Of Coroner Dempsey at New
Brighton TO that of Sheriff Brown at Richmond and at
IL o'clock he was brought into the Court OF oyer ana
Termincr and through his counsel pleaded not guilty
10 tho charge OF murder. The prisoners counsel
moved for an immediate tTal. Judge Pratt
SAID that he could hold an adjourned session
OF the court In December, but Dstrict-Attorney
Croak said that he desired time 10 prepare the case
Mr. Hummrl, Rtnhart's counsel, SAID that ne rhOuId
adopt the only alternative Of petitionng Governor
Robinson to convene extra session OF oyer ana Ter
miner as otherwise his client would have To whit uu
the regular session, III May Tor ms Ual Inc pIs
Oncr was Tcuaudcd 10 the care OF the ShcIlH.
Shortly after Remnants removal from NcW-brghtoh
Keeper Young made an examination OF MS CELL anu uls
covered that the prisoner had evidently been planning
an escape The iron rods that run into the wall ana
fastcn his hunk the corner of the cell were loose rs
was also the one leg OF the bed The Keeper thks
RCiuhaTt Wrtnchcd the iron from us place III tne
wall thinking that PERHAPS opening might thus he
made into the next cell, which the prisoner knew was
empty and tnat he might escape through He cOfrdOi
TIE wall however, foot thick aud the IRON only runs
into 1t for few inches. From remarks winch the prs
has let drop the keeper thinks that perhaps KEN
hart contemplated Draining his aor WIN one OF lhe
iron braces pud then escaping When Remnant arrived
al Richmond his second vile. Pauline Dtmar, who -
with Shci Browns family, wished to see hin Dut was
denied the privilege Not long after however sie Sc
cured barrel aud by getting upon IT, h1d long lhtci-
with him through the grated window ot Ills cell,
before she WAS discovered.
Coroner Dempsey concluded his inquest last evening
nj the Village Hail. ScWBriEnton. As none OF IN" i"lf
witnesses who were to testify That they Remnant
whocl a barrow toward Silver Lake, nor the prisoner
himself present al the inquest, me case, al the
suggestion OF District Attorney CrOpk, was given 10
the jury, Who, after long drhbtra,Oh Drought III the
following verdict:
The jurors Hnd that Mary Ann Degnan came 10 her
dcatha the hands Of one Edward Rcinhart oy some
means, weapons AID instruments unknoWM'
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THE NEW LONG ISLAND NARRow-GAUGE ROAD

A meeting was held at the Watson House,
Babylon, L. l., yesterday, 10 consider the project Of
building Il narrow-gaugc railroad from East Ncw-York
TO Babylon. Addresses mado by Isaac d. carton,
Alfred Sally, James b. Cooper, Martin g. johnson, OF
Jamaica, and others The estimated cost OF construct
ing and equpping tho road is S3j0,2jO. Mr.. Barton
said that Mr. CorDn president Of the Manhattan Beach
Railroad would take $4,000 Of the stock for every
100000 subscribed and that The new company would
have the privilege secured to 1t Of using the trucks OF the
Manhattan Beach road between East Ncw-Yoik, and
recuuolnt and Bay Ridge. All those pIcsent were IN
favor OF building the road, and a commute OF hvc
was appointed to receive subscriptions for stock In
BABYLON meeting OF those IN favor OF the road Will
be held al Amityyle Saturday evening; lrccport,
Monday evening; Christian Hook. Tuesday evening
WOOdsbuTg, Wednesday evening, ana at Jamaica, on
Thursday afternoon next.
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TILE MONUMENT 10 HENRY WILSON.

A monument to the memory of the late
YicePIesdent Wilson has just been put in place in the
rear Of the chapel at the Soldiers Home 1t Is OF gran
ne At the base 1t is feet inches WIDE by feet
inches The height Is feet. The monument bears the
following inscriptions in large raised letters "Ienry
Wilson the soldiers iicud' Erected by the enlisted
men Of the Army" Died NccPresldcnt OF the United
States. NOV. ~, 1879"
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ppOuINrNT ARRIyALa.

FIN 4rcnue Hoiel-ScnatOr Joseph f.. McDonald
Of Indiana Congressman Eugene Hale OF Maine q W;
q. S OF Hartford and stare
Treasurer James Mackin OF Albany AOeT'ndTe noi,.-
William Beach Lawrence Of Rhode Island $500; indsoT
Jofcl-The Hon. Richard Potter Of England and Genera
George b. Wright. of Indiana r'royd Housr-JOh w
Garrett OF Baltimore; Writ Dexter. OF Chicago captain
Hams steamship Scytha and H. Victor N1wcomD OF
Louisville .. Gisg Ho,st-PTOfrssor Theodore W. Dwight
of Columbia College, and Adopl Sutro Of Nevada HnP
Ios,- TX Congressman Lewis b. Guncke oi ono ana
T. Barry Of BOstOn... Park dreae il0tt-
Colonel Matthew ". Blunt, l. :. A.. Hfs,min,s,T mo'e-
Acting Bank superintendent Henry Lamb, 81 Albany
ErsTett alexander AgasL OF Harvard Col
lege - W~tr0poIiIr Hcs-Jacob Nanatta ot New Jersey
GJdnd Central RoieiT r. Bagley, United states Cohsu
paleImO
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THE APPROACHING AFGHAN WAR.
CAUSING ALARM.

CAUSING ALARM.
sHiLA, Thursday, oct. l.. l-7-.
The concentration Of the Aighans IN tho Khyh'r
Pass is causing uuca,ucss. The EarrIsuus at Pcha-
wur and Kohat are being reinforced and placed in
a state Of readiness. Three Puujah regiments have
reached Thul II j. reported that the forces at Ali
Musjid and Caudahar have been largely reinforced.
The British advance on Caudanar may be- expected
almost Immediately. Little resistance is anticipated
this side of Canadian.
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EXCITEMENT IN THE COTTON EXCHANGE.

EXCITEMENT IN THE COTTON EXCHANGE.
Much excitement was caused in the Cotton
Exchange yesterday by a decline Of twenty points
The prices had not been so low since 1900 November
delivery selling at e@ cents, and "spOt" at 10 cents a
pound One for the depression said 10 be the
decline OF per cent IN silver durIDg the pact week
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THE WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD

BALTIMORE, DOT. 16.-The annual meeting
Of the stockholders Of the Wcstsrn Maryland Raroad
ws held today The report Of the president shows the
gross carnugs for the year ending September 30 have
been S3i7,2O %. The operating expenses S2l7,-
97J 49, leaving the net earnings Sl29,920 60 As
compared with 1871 there an increase IN the net
eaIniuCs Of SI5llj 20. The expenses show decrease
e2GG5 49, leaving net increase IN the earnings VI
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places the claims cover entire farms under cultivation
The firm is surveying the old Van Wagner estate IN
hheld which consists of nearly 400 acres, to when
several persons believe they hold lawful title Aoou.
two years ago the firm surveyed and even OHercu
for sale the estate OF Commodore Vanderbilt known rs
the BagOda farm. at Clifton but stopped from ir
Their action by William H. Vanderbilt, who began 4e6al
proceedings against them.
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GEyERlL FOREIGN NEWS.

TIE DOBRIDJA TO BE OCCUPIED SOON.
IuE RECOGNITION OF sfRyIAN F3EEDoM DELAYED
BUCHAREST, Thursday, Oct. L. Ie7-.
1t is expected that the RoumanlanS will be-
gin The occupation Of the DobUdii next week.
Il is reported that Eu-lu:d, Italy and France have I'm
formed the Belgrade Government that they Tili not
recognize Serviln Independence until 'h' civil and poh
ical equality Of the Jews Is proclaimed.
ANDEAssY'S REPLY 10 THE ToHTr.
VIEs>A. Thursday. oct. i, 1879.
Count Audras-y's reply to the Port,s circular has
been published II consists entirely Of REGULATION of
the charges Of cruelty against the Austrian army of oc
cupauon in Bosnia. and comparison Of the present oc
cupauon with Omar Pacha', invasion In 1872. tn tone
OF the reply Us generally moderate, but II conclude wh
strong r,pu.ajluU Oi what o. styles the uduu~ rt.u'l
against the army. II also states that Count Ich'
Austro Hungarian Amha. ,adorat tousa iiuoir ,'
been directed 10 notify %, IIIf, Of the bad Ct,rt which
the charges cannot ill to produce m Austria and Hun
-ary.
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80 TRoUBLE ArALL At W1TERPR0oE

NtTcUEZ, La, Oct 1.-THE troubles at Wat
curoof have been Immensely exaggerated There was 10
not, amt f.t. number Of negroes passed through
the and made impatient remarks and threats, and
this created lively a.aru. kilograms were sent here
asking t.T aid and a boat sent over WIN a detach-
Urnt of -ht uulr but there was 10 need Tor troops,
and town was quiet.