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W. il. Tunnard, Clerk of the District
Court returns the following as the list OF
marriage licenses issued since last report.
Melville Lopez, to Mrs. Mary r Ortls'
R;cl,'d Washington Miss Phoebe DAVIS,
George Jourdan to Lucy lay'of'
anc N LEROY Mrs Marie \ RoSe,
Albert CYRUS to Miss Rose Thomas
r A Key N NJ D'''''
Isaac Doudcn NJ l. heS'
p1 Marrow CDeblicuX,
11.,r> Russell " Minerva Watson,
Norris " Elizabeth Elorcrs'
p,hcrt Felix Martha Willis,
Lamy Chopin " Cora Henry
A;erre n. Chatrgncr Marie A Mrzlcre'
Grorg" Woods Maria A''''''
VIM E,cha] Mrs Chas Melancm,
Ralph Snead to Miss Lucinda SIMS
Az APPROPRIATE HYMN. The RoclleS,
ter EXPRESS says: "Thc story IS tol", anu
if is said to bc entirely true, that at 'nc
recent dedication of Baptist Chnrch III
this county the ceremony OF ''''!lc' .''.
was performed for the first time Ill t'.''
church bv wrll-known Baptist munster
Of this city. When he had entered III, 1T
WATER ami while waiting for the canul
date, the minister suggested tna' So'''v
body should sing an appropriate hv",h
One of the deacons who stood near D:
heard the suggestion, and without th !,
Ing struck up the familiar hymn lnll 10
the Shore The hymn proved $" SuSges
five that neither the minister nor u, Il.
CONGREGATION could refrain from ,s an a ''',|
hle smile for some time, and the ccr'm,
nv had to be postponed until the pr'a''
er could regain his gravity"
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$50 ? ?:s $': ::? Il "a :: ;a; &c:
ily cnre. References,
Henry Wells, Esq, Wells
Fargo g. Co., Aurora, N
c.ssY.; WIN. Bowen, Esq,
for e"'~ Mediation, Grant s; Bow
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the best.
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u n NVdIIlT, =,
This we argue good weeks work but
not at all as large as it should be- consl'-
er;nc orr large number of subscribers
We will continue the publication OF
these payments both of old and new sub
scribcrs.
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snecial to our Lady Friends

Special to our Lady Friends
The y1xp1cAron has always been the
rspecial favorite of the patriotic ladies OF
this and adjoining parishes and in or
darkest hours they not only stood by en-
couragc2 and appla"dcd our Efforts o"'
they have done all in their power to ex'
tsnl orr usefulness. We ask them to
continue during this year their efforts in i!
our behalf. Let them solicit their friends
and neighbors to subscribe for the VlSDl'
GATOR and we will promise them spe.
cial department in orr: columns devoted
exclusively to their interests. Who VII
,,o tho first to send in list of subscrl
bers!
Orr OFFER 10 the lady sending II
one hundred new subscribers we will pre-
sent a Singer Sewing Machine; and t
he one sending us sixty, we will presen
a Weed Sewing Machine. To the lad
sending us fifty subscribers nice Parl'
Stove: and to the one sending us twcnt,
&ve a Sherman Clothes Wringe1.
This is our first offer and if successt'
we will continue to give prizes No
ladies' let rs hear from You at once. 5
our rates. ~" WV
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by to be appointed J. P, in and tor sa''
Wor1 We further state that Mr.. Horns
bv, is fully competent to fill said once,
AMI has filled it for several years anu
AVE general satisfaction; he Is l'''t''
- i ;n4l1l r inlll and lOlltSL.
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- New vocal and 2 new Instrumental
J pieces Sheet Music, loc' slI'e; or
stns' Music Pub. Co., Middlehoro, Mass
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TheHOrnSby PetltlOn'
We publish he appended petition ana
signatures in justice to the Governor ana
all concerned in the Hornsby appoint
ment. The declaration that Hofnsby is
uso7e, and honest" is quito refreshing in
these dull piping times Of peace.
As newspaper we have made our CON-
ments, in which we reflected public op'n-
ion; private criticism is now in order:
State of Louisiana, Parish of Natch1to'
' ches. 70 His Excellency F. T: Nichols
Governor of the State of Louisiana;
We the undersigned citizens Of Ward
If the Parish of Natchitoches, now con
81 solidated with Ward 10 and numbered II
Nv Act OF the Police Jury dated July 2n'
iS77, have the honor to recommend n a1a.,, t.
YOUR Excellcncy the namo OH. H. horhs
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We acknowledge receipts for s"hscr'p-
t;ous from the followin. named for the
week ending, nth January 1873.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-01-12

always embrace special articles on time
" and interesting topics; editorials, con-
ivnSrd news items, humorous paragraphs
etc., etc.
Altogether in point of variety, quantity
and quality, the NEW YORK MEECl.ki IS
UNSURPASSED by any Journal in tho Norld'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-23
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, JAN ~ 1878. =
The Superintendent OF the Coast Survey has been al
yised that the steamer Blake Ii ashore at Bahia Honda
a dangerous situation. requiring prompt assistance
The Samoan treaty read but not discussed. Mr.
williams who has spent many years In China. made q
argument the subject OF Chinese labor and I'M
migration.
The House Committee Indian Affairs to-day agreed
10 report and recommend the passage OF tho bill intro
duced Mr. Scales OF North Carolina providing for the
transfer of the Indian Bureau to the War Department
The proposed amendment to the Constitution OF the
United States offered In tho House, yesterday. pre-
sented by Dwight, OF NewYOrk and not
nv General ketcham, as enormously reported In the
general press dispatches.
The b-Comrnittee Of Elections In tho House has
agreed to report In favor Of Mr. waIbrdge A. Field,
pepubcan sitting member from the Third Boston Dis
triet against Deane, contestant Republicans OF the
House feel great satisfaction at tins decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-23
CIRAN AFFAIRS.

HAVANA, Jan. 22.-The Minister of the COL
Onies at Madrid IA, sent communication TO the Gov.
erument here, in which he states that he has received
petition from merchants and planters IN Havana, asking
reduction Of the import duty levied sugars in
Spain. II IS believed here that the Government at
Madrid will, without delay, consider this important
question on the recommendation of Captaiu-ticneral
aycar who is disposed 10 defend the rights and lcgIti
MAZE interests OF this island
A Spanish column recently surprised insurgent
band near Bayamo The Insurgents took the woods,
leaving several prisoners and some ammunition IN the
hands u the Spanish troops. Heavy rams have pre-
vailed all the Island aud have retarded hat,
military operations.
II il asserted that notwithstanding the unusual rains.
the crop Will exceed the last crop in quantity and
uu.illX.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-23
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
LOYALTY PROMOTED By VEGETABLES

WAsHISGToS, Tuesday, Jan. %, 1873.
Yesterday General Sherman received from
Major Brisbin, commanding the post Nc Fort Ellis Mon
ana reports Of the company gardeners for the year
lust ended. They state that the troops have for two
years been constantly In the field during all the Sum
Iner, growing months yet both seasons they have
had excellent gardens Tho amount OF pcrlshable stuff
produced was enormous. There have been deser-
lions from Fort Ellis for a long tine, and the cOmman
which the soldiers fed and cared for Tho vcgcta-
blcs potatoes onions turnips, carrots bccts
parsniDs, satisfy and cabbages. they were cultivated
In JWeDtysix aud half acres, by companies +. q, ii,
and l., of the I'd, and company Of the 7th Cavalry
DRiBLErS FOR CREDITORS.
The Controller of the Currency has declared
dividend OF Al per in favor OF the creditors Of the
Third National Bank Of Chicago, and % per cent In
favor of the creditors OF the Central National Bank Of
Chicago, payable the schedules received
from the receivers and examined He has also declared
dividends In favor OF the creditors Of the following
banks: First National Bank Of Norfolk Va 10 per cent
making all ~ per cent First National Bank Of Delphi
tonal Bank Of Duluth Num- 30 cent making In all
6 per cent per cent In favor OF the creditors OF
the First National Bank Of Selma Ala IN AL AZ cent
swEDE LEARNING FROM AMERICANS.
Lieutenant SmOlcnsk of the Swedish Ar
tlery ia passing few days In Washin son the guest
OF Mr. Thomas r. Morgan, president OF the Board OF
Fire Commissioners. Lieutenant Smolensk one OF
the Commissioners from his country TO the Centennial
Exhibition, and while In Philadelphia became much In
terested In the American plan OF dealing with fires In
large cities returning his home he obtained leave
from his Government to back and make tour Of
American cities IN order TO give our Ore systems more
complete examination lie IA an enthusiast this sub
iect spending much time IN the engine houses and riding
on the engines with the remcn when they called out
by an alarm He will leave for Chicago III few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-23

report of the Board of Engineers of 1874, IN both
of which dredging is recommended an auxiliary
means of securing more quickly by the Jetty
system deep and permanent channel, say
five look the actual facts presented by the prosecn
ton OF this work, find that where, two ana nin
years ago, there bar at the mouth OF the south
Pass of two miles OF extent measured from
OF water inside to the same depth outside over auo"'
half mile OF which there was nut eight cet OI wateI,
wide and deep channel 81 feet deep now exists anu
n result inferior in physical magnitude bnt no less IN
Importance has likewise been obtained at the neau ol
''jetties and auxiliary works" that the auxiliary aid
OF appliance" IL In such We inciude uieug'.s
machines, il utterly insignificant, consisting NANNY, n
deed in slight widening at two points, ana Wiuenns
due entirely to the etties and their fixed auxilares,
about two aud onehaf millions OF cubic yards OF Dot'on
material have been removed, leaving IN It's place iho
wide and deep channel" or this amount, one million
agency since the twenty feet Of depth on inc pal
obtained. by the action Of the dredge-boats lsee
Captain Browns recent report TO the Hon. secretary W
WAR; from twelve to twentyclgt thonsind CUBIC yars
have Normally been removed by dredging. But IL can
positively be asserted that TO the creation OF tno
channel existing this insignificant amount mas
been contributed by dredging.
The United States engineers who have been
charged with the supervision and inspection OF the
work in behalf of the Government, have shown that
reformation of the bar is not to be
apprehendcd and that the works are per-
manent in character as far as completed.
The magnificent channel they have created has ena-
bled the Government to stop the enormous annual
expenditure of money at the other passes, and the
commerce. of tho city of New-Oreans is going
through the ieties without let or hndrance of any
kind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-23
ANARCHY IN ADRIANOPLE.

THE RUSSIANS gEQUEsTED TO RESTORE ORDER
POWDER MAGAZINES BLOWN Up
LONDON, Tuesday. Jan %, 1873
Russian official dispatch from KezanliJS, JAM
uary 20, says General Strukof reports from the
town of Mustafa Pasha go miles southwest of
Adranope) the 10Th inst, that panic prevailed
at AdrianOple. The Turkish Government and garri-
son have withdrawn, after exploding the powder
magazines and ammunition depots. The reports of
the explosions were heard at General StrukoGs
headquarters Fire and civil disturbances had
broken out, and the representatives Of five different
natiOnalites had to Mustafa Pasha to en-
treat General Strukot to hasten to Adrianople and
restore order" This dispatch shows that the Rus
slams were not pressing forward as rapidly as the
Turkish accounts represent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-23
THE PRESIDENTS APPOINTMENTS.
ANOTHER ONE REJECTED-A HERO AT THE CHS
HOLM MAssACRE REWARDED.

ANOTHER ONE REJECTED-A HERO AT THE CHS
HOLM MASSACRE REWARDED.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.I
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-The Senate rejected an
other of the Presidents appointments to-day. Mr.
Michael j. WadrOD had been nominated to the
United States Marshalsbip for the Western District
OF Tennessee, but upon unanimous adverse report
from the Judiciary Committee his appointment was
laid upon the table. Senator Harris was the only
one who spoke III favor of his confirmation and no
one spoke against HIM. 1t was not deemed neces-
sary
$ 1t has been definitely decided not to renominate
Mr. Sanford to the Belgian Mission.
Captain Shaughnessv. who figured in connection
with the attempts TO restore order a the time of the
Chisholm massacre in Mississippi, has been nomi-
mated to the United States Marshalship of Utah.
:, The nomination Of Mr. billiard to be Minister to
Brazil called up in the Senate Committee on
Foreign Relations to-day, but its further c0nsdera-
ti0n was again postponed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-23
THE CAMPAIGN IN ROUMELIA.
sULETMAN'S FORCES DEFEATED-THREE THOUSAND
PRISONERS TAKEN.

SULEIMANS FORCES DEFEATED-THREE THOUSAND
PRISONERS TAKEN.
LONDON, Tuesday, jim 90, 1873.
Constantnople telegram to Vienna journal
says the Porte claims to have information that the
Russians will reach Gallipoli by January 20, at the
latest. In diplomatic circles, this apprehension is
regarded exaggerated, and, far, it has been
confirmed. Tho defence of the line of Bulair across
the neck of the Gapoh peninsula, has been en-
trusted to Suleiman Pasha. Manthorpe Dey is
charged with the transport of Suleiman's army
thither.
Russian official dispatch from Kezanlik, January
49, says that General GhourkO fought Suleiman
Pasha from the 10Th to the 18th inst. The Turks
were finally driven into the Rhodope Mountains.
Their loss 1000 killed and 5000 prisoners.
Forty-nine guns were also captured
An army under Mehemet Ali and Ahmed Eyout
Pasha is concentrated at kirk-Kelissa, thirty-two
miles east-n northeast Of Adrianopc.
SULLIVAN AT DRAMA.
LONDON, Wednesi lay, jan 90, 1873.
The Post announces prominently that telegram
received yesterday from an authentic source, con-
firms the report that Suleman Pasha has arrived at
Drama, a town Oh the southern slope of the RhodOpe
Mountains with the great bulk of his army. lie
has telegraphed to Constantinople for number Of
transports to DE sent to kavala Bay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-23
FAILURES AT PHILADELPHIA
PANIC IN TIE MOROCCO TRADE.

PANIC IN TIE MOROCCO TRADE.
FAILURE OF NINE FIRMS st PHILADELPHIA AND ONE
AT wILMINGToN-sEvES HUNDRED AND FIFTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS IN PROTESTED NoTFD-Two
MILLION DOLLARS BELIEVED To BE INVOLVED
The failure of George w. IIummell & Co.. dealers
in morocco at philadelphia, to pay their notes, fall
ing due last Friday preciptated the downfall of the
firm of +. & C. Stokes, which carried with it seven
other houses in that city and one at Wilmington
The opinion of merchants engaged in the same line
of trade is that this is only the natural end OF
career of wild speculation, and that no injury will
result TO legitimate business Minor failures
ported from other parts Of the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-23
THE MISSISSIPPI JETTIES.
DOES THE USE OF DREDGE-BOATs DETRACT FRO
THEIR sUCCEssf

DOES THE USE OF DREDGE-BoATs DETRACT FROM
THEIR SUGGEST
WASHINGTON. Jan. 21.-It seems that the Secre-
tary of War was really in doubt upon but one i'm
portant point in regard to the payment to Captain
Eads of the second Instalment of 100000 OH ac-
count of the jettes. This in relation to the full
width and depth of 200 by 22 feet channel through
the South Pass Improvement having been obtained
in part by dredging.
Generals Barnard and Wright, the Commission OF
United States Army engineers, to whom this Qucs-
ton among others wa referred, after quoting In
their report of HUI Dhreys and Abbot. and the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-23

his new undertaking to sell the per cent bonds to
the people will depend upon such release. If they
are required to keep these bonds and pay for them
they will be Obliged to sell them, and to go into the
market in competition with the Government. No
conclusion has been reached the subject, but it
considered incidentally in the Cabinet meeting
to-day. Secretary Sherman told the Cabinet that he
thought the prospect good for the success of his plan
of selling the per cent bonds to the people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-23

CHEYENNE. Wy, Jan. o. Sergeant John Moore
the 6th Cavalry fatally shot last night by Philip A.
George.
MONTREAL, One, JAM OR. +. Powell has been
arrested charge OF tearing up tao rails OF the
Portland and Boston Railroad.
AUBURN. Jan. 22.-Brotherton, who was sentenced
on Thursday has been Judge
Dwight Counsel will argue for before tho Gen.
eral Term
PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Jan. 22.-In Pascoag, last
night Peter McCabe and Peter Riley attempted TO walk over
the at the daias fell and McCabe
was killed and Riley badly bruised.
Boston, Jan. 22.-The trial of Ezra H. Haywood,
sending obscene matter through the mails resulted In
guilty of tho books conecrne
and verdict OF guilty ~ 70 the otaeS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-23
SULEIMAN ROUTED.
ADRIANOPLE IN DISORDER.

THE GREEK ARCHBISHOP APPOINTED GOVERNOR OF
ADRIANoPLE--TnE GALLIPoM PENINSULA TO BE
DEFENDED.
General Ghourko has been fighting Suleman
Pasha for three DAYS. and has succeeded in driving
his forces into the Rhodope Mountains a range
which extends southeast from the Balkans,
and terminates tho bank of the Mar
itza. The Porte intends to transfer this defeated
army to the Gallpoli Peninsula. which it is sup
posed the Russians intend to seize. The Turks
claim that Mehemet Ali has an army at KIRK
Kelissa, thrty-two miles northeast Of AdrianOpe.
The Russians Lave appointed the Greek Archbishop
Governor Of Adrianople.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-23
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES,

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Jan. 22-The new boilers
for tho United stes steamer Kearsage have arrived 1t tho
Navy Yard.
CHICAGO, Jan 22.-The tailOrs' strike seems to
have failed as oil the leading clothing houses are doing bust
day about usual In wise embarrassed
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 22-The KeOkuk Northern
Packet Company have abolished bars from their steamers
between here and St Paul profits from this
been heretofore about ST.. 900 per season
SAN FRANCIsCO Jan. 22.-The bulletin publishes
statement ITO effect that J. O. Duncan the dsautng
Bauk arrested Thursday
4 police, aud matter u kept secret
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-23
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Jan. 22.-The Vatican replying to
the inquiries Nuncios abroad states the stu
alton has been changed by the accession Of Prince
Humbert Ia the throne.
LONDON, Jan. 22.-The Government has de-
cded send another regiment to South Africa In
quence of the unsatisfactory state OF anairsthere.
LONDON, Jan. 22.-The arbitration on til o
wages question the South Staforishre trade has
decided that wages be reduced 7ia per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-23
WASHINGTON.

BLAINE's BLOOD UP IN THE SENATE.
nm IA ATTACKED BY DAWES AND HoAR, AND RE-
PLIES WITH sPIRrT-PREsrDENr HAYES AGREES
TO ASSIST GLovER's INvEsTIGATIoN-AN AP-
POINTMENr REJECTED.
The statue of William King, Of Maine, was
presented to Congress yesterday. Speeches
were made in both Houses. In the senate
Mr.. Blaine eulogized King, and made illusions
to Massachusetts,, to which the Senators
from that State responded sharply. Mr.
Blaine replied to them in manner
which created great excitement among
Senators and spectators. The President mas
written letter to Mr.. Glover stating that the
latter shall have all proper facilities for iu-
yestigating the Treasury Department. The
annoiutment of Mr.. WaldrOn to be Marshal
in Tennessee has been rejected. Mr. Willis has
discovered that the Engineering Bureau of the
Navy is in debt over 100000 The memory
of Victor Emanuel was celebrated at st.
Aloysius Church yesterday with appropriate
ceremonies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-23
THE OvERTUREs FOR PEACE.
RUSSIA ACHING FOR THE MINOR STATES.

RUSSIA ACHING FOR THE MINOR STATES.
LONDON, Tuesday. Jan 90 1873.
Dispatches from Vienna say that Russia has taken
tho fate of Roumania, ServIa, and Montenegro into
her hands. and of them will be represented
in her negotiations with Turkey. This is causing
much i'll feeling at Bucharest, while the Servians
are bending their energies to occupying before a
cessation of hostites is ordered, as much posi-
bic Of the territory known Old Servia which they
intend TO claim as their compensation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-23
QUEEN CITY JOCKEY CLUB.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 21.-At a meeting OF tho
Queen City Jockey Club tonight the following officers
were elected:
Preside,t-Edgar n. Johnson
Vice Iresideat-E. 1. Anderson.
Iredsmer-John sullivan.
Secretdry-C Il. Hunt
The Spring running meeting OF this club over the
Chester Park course Will begin Nav 81 and continue
five days. The stakes are now open and Will close
March l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-23
FEELING OF MOROCCO DEALERS IN NEWARK.
The failures of morocco dealers in Philadel-

phia rise yesterday to rumOrs Of similar fail
in Newark n. j. where there number Of large
manufactures. Christopher Nugent, OF the largest
morocco manufacturers in the United Staes said last
evening that the interests of Newark would be
benefited rather than otherwise by the Philadelphia fall
ures inasmuch as they removed much competition
that there dealings between the manufacturers
OF the two cities OF consequence and those oi one
the other. With the single exception Of Dunn, who
failed yesterday aud who Is comparatively small mau
ufacturer there failures of morocco manutac
turers in Newark, and there was antcpatlo OF any
trouble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-23
THE SYNDICATE BEGGING OFF.

= KELKAsE FKOM TUE LAST SUBSCRIPTION OF
$l0.000,00O PRrTIoNED FOR.
lBy TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUSE.1
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-Several members of the
Syndicate, whose contract with the Government for
the sale OF per cent bonds has lately been termr
mated by the Secretary of the Treasury, are ex-
pected in Washington this evening. They come to
arrange for the settlement Of their business with
the Government, and to induce the President and
Secretary Of the Treasury to release them
from their last subscription Of $4,000. 900. They
have represented to Mr. Sherman that his success In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-23
THE MEXICAN REPUBLIC.

MEXICO, Jan. 1S.-The Cabinet question 10
giving President Dia1 considerable trouble. Several
Cabinet changes spoken of, out nothing definite is
known. The Government has instituted inquiries TO
ascertain what officers of the Mexican army invited
Lieutenant Ward OF tho United States forces cross
into Mexico. Tho Government has determined 10
oppose the crossing of the boundary by American troops
The newspapers consider Minister Fosters tri, 10
Washington very significant under the present cIrcun
sfn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-23
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE CONQUEST OF KAsHGAR..

LONDON. Tuesday Jan. %. 1873.
\ special dispatch to The Standard, from
Berlin, Gays A telegram received Lere from fash
kend, January 49, says that the Chinese took the CITY Of
Xashgar by a coup de ma in. The Emir, Bcy kuli Beg
escaped from the carnage and fed To the Russian Pro-
vince Fcrghana. He solicts Russian support. The
whole of kashgar is In the power Of the Chinese"