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MAyoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS. |
City Hall, September 1B. 1878.
mo. administrator Serics.l


NO Observation-Disclosures Series.
An ordinance providing for the payment of
the several accounts therein named
Be it ordained, That the following appro
priations be and are hereby made for sani-
taIy purposes for the months Of August
and September, 1878, as per bills approved
by the Mayor and Administrator of I'm
provements, and that the Administrator
Of Public Accounts warrant on the Admin
tstrator of Finance in payment of the
same whenever there shall be money in the
city treasury to the credit of the appropriate
fund for each account and not otherwise ap-
nropriated:
Orleans Fire Company No. 81, pumping
water into street cutters, four days at SIS,
$50.
Pioneer Steam Fire Company No. 1, pump
ing water into street cutters, three days at
SIS, $45.
Chalmette Fire Company No. %, pumping
water into street CUTTERS eight days at SIS,
$40.
Henry J. Montagnet, coal, $465.
A. Ward lime, $lO3 So
Creole Fire Company No. 8, pumping water
into street cutters, twenty-seven days at $25,
1878.
James Lindsay, laying pipes, valve, etc,
S442 IS.
Eager Elermann Il Co. pumping water
into street cutters, S210.
New Harbor Protection Company, pumping
water into street cutters, $3.50 Is.
Tug Belle Darlington, pumping water into
street cutters, $500.
Protector Fire Company No. g. pumping
water into street cutters, $40.
Phil. McCahe hardware, $40.
Tug Aspinwall, pumping water into street
cutters, $565.
Trad Ferry Steam Fire Company No. y
pumping water into street cutters, $675.
Total $4459 40.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New
Orleans September II, 1878
Yeas-Brown, Cavanac Diamond, Nc
~SS'A- ED. PILSBURY, Mayor.
THos. 6. RAP1ER, Secretary.
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by Railroads.
CHICAGO ST LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAII.R0An&

CHICAGO ST LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD@
Sept 1e-16 bales cotton Richardson d. May Jno
r Hardie &co-9 G l. Wamsle7 &tco-7 d New
mani Lehman Abraham &Ico--4 Allen, West d.
Bush-4 Jno Chafe e. Sons-3 Britton Mayson-3
J W whites T L Alrey Ssco-3 Clapp Bros &co-3
PAYNE, sKennedy 8,co-3 Allen, Nugent GOO y l.
Harris &co-3 Richard Flower &co--2 Moore d. Cole
man. John Noble-2 Gumbel Stewart Bros
&co-1 w Rawlins-1 Bush & Levert--1 Warren,
10 bdls paper z G Palmer &ce-17 pigs glassware
nj L Navra--3 bxs do Stratton e. Maver--15 bbs
whisky Dreyfus-11 hhds tobacco order of sh ppers
SO bbls pork Dohonde--5o bbls whisky loo boxes
bitters Smith Bros &co-344 pkgs beer Hollander-
- crates cabbage IL bxs tomatoes Stephens-l car
stock Leonard g. Maxwell-l0 bbls kTout Cnas Pleas
ants-l car lumber Fromherz-l car wood Yokum
1850 pkgs beer Yalets-2oO bbls lime Is reels rope
Bell & Hancock-1 do car hogs and sheep Aycock
Mitchell Hco-1 bay mare Wang-l4 terces ham.
Wallace Fairchild &co-36 bdls trees NJ W Smiths
hdls sheet iron Haer-25 bbls whisky Bassetti e.
toes 4s bbls onions Keller--8 dry hides B 81 Han
sell y bdle do Hay & Mehle--25 Dbls #hls KY Cobo
g. Maxent--125 bbls potatoes Thompson &co--l7
rolls leather box do Thompson 80 bbls apples
Berry &co--22 desks box mdse pkge n dse a Z d
Wlkins-2 kegs butter Schwabacher Hirsch-3 hf
bbls do B Solari g. SOM Dbl mineral water Key
Monjhan-l do Finney--l0 bbls hlghWl' es w Il
| Beanham-25 do Henderson--'o cots ~ beds \ NJ
c All bbls apples Salamon &co-6o Dds potatoes
Is crates cabbage Greve Wildermann-l5 do II Dbl
! potatoes Doherty-lS crates cabbage Dbl krout y
If do IA bbls vegetables 50 bbls potatoes W Davi-
son S.co-54 do M Stitch e. Son--9 bbls apples Dbl
pears Cefalu &co-Total SO bales cotton
MoRaAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD
| Sent 1913 hhds sugar 80 bbls molasses Richard
| Mhken-3 do Dbl sugar bales moss Bibolet-6
| do Fl Wright-9 do L Blbolet-s2 sacks rice X Du-
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND HEW OF
LEANS. VIA HAVRE. SOUTH
AMPTON AND HAVANA.


.1sg@@h The steamships of the North Gess
man man Lloyd will resume their Regular Trfs I
as follows: Fl
From Bremen. From y: Orlea 4
Frankfurt ....... October About Novem. #gE
Hanover ....-..- October % About Novem. IA
These steamers touch outward at Hsvre an
Havana. and on their home trip at Havana an \
Southampton.
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen. Southampton or Hayre to a.
vana or New Orleans-Cabin, $50 gold: sEes
From New Orleans to southampton, Hayre
Bremen-Cabin. $50 gold Steerage. s4s (goi
From New Orleans to Havana-Cabin.
feold): Steerage, SIS tgold).
children under ten years, half price: CHI
dren under one year. free.
n B.-Our agent for Texas, Mr.. Peter Ill, b.
hard. In Galveston. is authorized to issue stea
age passage orders at the following through
From Bremen to Galveston S42, gold
From Bremen to Indianola, s45 50. gold.
The company reserves the right 70 enangeEa@
route of the steamers, their advertised days O.
| departure and the prices OF passage.
| Passage tickets from Bremen, { HuthempsCn
or Havre to New Orleans issued by she under
signed.
for further partIcularg apply To-
| ED. y. sT0oKMEYER u CO., Agents.
aust IL "A Union ssgasas
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MAyoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall. September 10. 1873.
mo. Observation-Disclosures Series.

mo. 4679-Administrato Series.I
Resolred, That the sum of $1S7 IS be and is
hereby appropriated to meet deficiency OF ap-
preparations in the pay rolls OF the Crescent
CITY Police for the month Of August, 1878. as
per ordinance No. 4671, which amount should
be 1876. 563 So instead Of $25375 SO. and that
the Administrator OF Public Accounts war
rant for The payment Of the same whenever
there shall be money In the city treasury to
The credit OF the proper fund and not other
wise appropriated. ~
Adopted by the Council Of the city OF New
Orleans September II, 1878.
Yeas-Brown, Cavanac. Diamond, NC
CafTrey, Rengstorlf
ED. PILSBURY, Mayor.
A true copy:
THos. e. RAPTER. Secretary.
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q. RApIER. Secretary.
MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall. September IL. 1875
mo. Observation-Disclosures Series.]

mo. 4bT6--AUII EIIESL IHl7UH 15LIUHT
ResolUed, That the following bid for stock
owned by the city in the New Orleans water
Works Company; payable in the tloatlng DEBT
In conformity with Ordinance No 4450. Adj
ADMINISTRATION series, be and Is hereby. accepted,
and the Administrator OF Finance Is author"
ICED to issue certificates accordingly on the
production of the order and warrant OF The
ren1Iisite amount OF floating debt has been
surrendered and duly cancelled:
A. Bonneval, secretary New Orleans Water
Works Company, $4,000 for $50 shares.
Adopted by the Council Of the city OF New
Orleans September II, 1873.
Yeag-Brown, Cavanac, Diamond, Mccall
Trey, Rengstorff.
ED. pILSBURY, Mayor.
A true copy:
THos G.. RAPIER. Secretary.
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~ THos. 6. RAPtER. Secretary.
MAYoRALTy OF New ORLEANS,
CITY Hall. September Is, 1878.
q Observation-Disclosures Series.I

mo. 46S3-Administration Serlesl
An ordinance providing tor tne payment OF
"a Il ordained, That the following appro-
rriations be and are hereby made for the
month b Of August 1878, and that the Admins Is
41at,nr of Public Accounts warrant on the Ad-
znnistrator Of Finance in payment o. y me the
;4l1 treasury to the credit of the appropriate
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CITY ORDTNANCES--.OFFICIAL.
MAyoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
City Hnll, September Is, 1878. J

City Hal, September 10, 1878. !
mo. 4677-Administration Sertes.l
ResogUed, That the administrator OF Com
nerce be and he is hereby authorized TO re- =,
move or cause to be removed any Of the, OH
cars cars. Of registration Of the different wards OF
t6 fi City from their present location to any
other. whenever it shall be deemed necessary
and convenient to the voters Of said wards y
provided the city of New Orleans shall not DC
responsible for the cost ana expense Oh fe'
moving said Offices. .,, NJ.
Adopted by the Council of the city Of Ne"
Orleans September IT, 1873.
Va A~''''' ' ED. PILSBURY, Mayor.
a tr1e copy:
Tuos II. RApIBR. Secretary.
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On SUNDAYS the trains will leave the LaKe
at $3.50 O'Clock .. m. and the city at z O'CLOCK
The last train will leave the Lake at 7 80
o'clock .. m. on Sundays; ,e-4,co
ductor prior to the departure of train.
mv1 " D, B. ROBINSON, Receiver.
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Imports
Receipts of PPoduC@

RGEGHpGB Wh FFwWWU1
UPPER COAST-Per steamer Belle sack seed
cotton A L Choppin--287 sacks rough rice Allen d
Syme-25 do Lanaux e. Sons-295 do A Fl sieward-
iii do Steward e. Thompson--149 do Kip d Ruch-
900 do Brugier-79 do Warner e. Hoelzei--57 do
Joseph Vignes-57 do Foerster-42 do w Hepps
- do T. Reder &co-1 Dbl tallow Bnssier- sundries
to order-Total sack seed cotton l5,5 SACKS rough
rice
KENNERVILLE-Per steamer Rice Farmer 8
sacks rough rice Battles e. Morrtz-li6 do Allen d
Syme-39 do Lanaux-sundrles to order-Total
1854 sacks rough rice
BAYOU LAFOURCHE-Per steamer Eva---146
sacks rough rice Allen e. Syme--6 do L Terrebonne
-snndr1es to order-Tota 1872 sacks rough rice
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Emma Irvine-207
sacks rough rice Kip e. Ruch--sundres to order
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT SEPTEMBER 49, 1878

bois-sundries to order-Tota Is hhds sugar 80 bbls
molasses
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
Sept 1865 sacks rough rise Chism & Boyd-3oo
do j Foerster-Total 568 sacks rough rice
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NETHERLANDS steamship Ben Voirlich-33..
034 bushels wheat in bulk 5000 fushel5 corn In bulk
1000 sacks wheat $50 sacks rye
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ST. LOUIS INSTITUTE
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Mrs Z. Fl. MATTHEY ........-....:. Principal.
OPENS SEPTEMBER 1G, 1873.
aI11E 3tarv I'm
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Rece1pts mt the New Basin

ReceEpCS nj ING new HsABHM
Pascagoula-Per sohr Major Raney-l4Oo bbls
charcoal to master
coal to master
Tangipahoa-Per sohr Ann McGuinn 500 bbls OF
shells to order
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MEMPHIS.


GREENvHLaE AND EsENEss.
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leave FS eYSry 9 THRSBAY g. i hAHoHEz
- NH Davis Bend and intermediate land
i9 9g,;1J ~ Etoa @nsroN.
In, place Of the T. u. Lee,
William Campbell. master.
John Fl. MossOp, clerk,
leaves O. above connecting at gicKKs sg Tigh
oWer. Der dr ZEE and Tailahatehie ~
GEo. B. H1Tb. Agents.
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET. ,r,
demme se2pg beptembsr q insEsnt
800 = and the Bends--The fine and fast
f'" p2 FEaEK P eaaGoUp,
CONNECTING at yieksburg W,h, ParIs3tts Line
II Boat reserves the right to pass ali landings
'n sa, '1g S'''D "' ''' {AS u Hb4N MohK
SATURDAY V1QK 81 gh e. EMITTED On STATES
leaves f syaFz 7 hAdKkSSbtRhhd4 pAYfs BEND
i6na@ y Natehez and all intermediate land.
a''''' '' YAX % o4 VALEET Ya'N0'
TN lp1ace Of Natchezl
p. Muse, master, Andy Roland. cleTk,
eounecting ct yicksbnrg with the Parisot, Line
a q With Anchor Line for Memphis. Cairo and
This boat reserves the right to pass all land
ings t9at re captain nay angate 10 n
S0r g1gnEH WokKp M oommon t r.
J. %. CARLIN. II Tchoupitoulas st.
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ReEow-Wnieing ORDERS
Exports

ship Orient, Allen, IS days from Liverpool to master
Fr bark Chaili Chcvalier. SO days from Antwerp tx
MASTER
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RAILROADS.
Mrs. e. Fl. MATTHEY .....

RAILWAY
Depot at the head Of Elysian Fields street.
near the Levee, Third District
Excursion to or from the Lake and return
same day 20 cents. Children under twelve
years 10 cents. Fare to GENTLY 15 cents each
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sTEAMBOATg.
Belle, Comstock. from Upper Coast
Rice Farmer. DeBouchef. from Rennervlile
Emma Irvine. Valletfe. from Lower Coast
Eva, Terrebonne, from Bayou Lafourche
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BA YOU SARA.

BAYOU SARA.
BAYOU SARA SEMI WEEKLY UNITED
STATES MAIL PACKET.
r. FOR BAYOU SARA, WATERLOO,
A6E4Rk "a Hermitage, Port Hudson, Lobdell's
ss7sasSzsaa#sa@ Store Baton Rouge. Plaouemine and
postof1ce landings-Steamer
ST. MARY.
In place OF Coy. Allen.1
j. J. Brown. muster, S. streek. clerk,
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY ct s .. NJ,
returning every WEDNESDAY, and SUNDAY.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
J: 2, G !11 NJ 4 Tchoupitoulas st.
jy81. -JANNEY T. WORK. 1906 Common st.
r. S.--Will pay particular attention to the
Bayou Lafourche business Of Capt. Joe Dali
feres.
REGULAR WEEKLY. BAYOU BARA AND
COAST PACKET.
UNITED STATES MAIL.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY at s .. m.
fg@@s - FOB BAYOU SABA, WATERLOO,
49, 81 Hermitage. Port Hickey, Baton
aaa2@@ Rouge. Plaquemine and way land
ingg-The fast and splendid passenger steamer
OUACMHTA BELLE,
In place of the John W. Cannon,
John @. Llbano, master, Thomas 81 oward CLERK
Leaves as above. returning down the coTst
every FRIDAY. For freight or passage apply
GEO. D, HTTE, Tehou pitoulas st.
BRITTOM Il EPPLEh. "a Hravler ut.
LORD d MOPEAKE AZ Camp street.
au2s o. g. WAYNE. JOG Gravier street
?. p.-The st. John having been laid up. the
OUACHITA BELLE will attend 10 ell OF her
| coast business
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D.. OdNlUSOu I'LL q w., d9tubo, lOI VI
premises on Carondelet street, known rs
Davidson's Court, and used for police pur-
poses for the months Of July and August,
c. E. Girardey d Co., for rent Of the First
the months of July and August, 1878, at $3.50
per month, as per lease, $500.
John McEnery Recorder of Mortgages,
Office rent, $75.
D. B. Penn, Register of Conveyances, office
rent $50.
VIM. Carter, for services rendered as porter
Of the Second judicial District Court, SIS.
Cleaning closets of the Second Judicial Dis
trict Court, $40.
II. G. Stiebel Il Co., sprinkling Streets as
per ordinance No. 1882 Administration Series,
$3.50.
Price Current, subscription for year ending
August 81, 1870, for Department Public Ac-
counts, $40.
Hugh Lewis, lithographing maps for Sur
veyors Department In June, 1878, $50.
S. Mcpherson, 10000 poisoned sausages ap-
proved by Administrator of Police, $3.50.
Johnson Armstrong, stationery, for Depart
ment Public Accounts, in July, 1878, 81 so.
Peoples Exponent, advertising proposals,
for wharf improvement bonds, in July, 1873,
So.
A. W. Hyatt, stationery for City Attorneys
office, SIS 05.
F.F. Hansell, blanks, etc, approved as fol-
! lows, viz: Superior Criminal Court, $50
| Department of Assessments, SIG SO; Mayors
| office. ST; contingent S13 25; total S126 Is.
| New Orleans Democrat, advertising AND
| printing proceedings and ordinances OF City
| Council, S157 50; 70 copies OF daily Democrat
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NATIONALITY OF New ORLEANS.
City Hall, september Is, 1878.

mo i684-Administration Series.
An ordinance providing Tor the payment OF
the several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following appropl1l-
ations be and are hereby made for the month
of August, 1873. and that the Administrator OF
Public Accounts warrant on the Admins
traitor Of Finance In payment of the same
whenever there shall be money in the city,
treasury to the credit OF the appropriate 1und
for each account and not otherwise appro-
priated:
nEp AIsTNfENT OF POLICE.
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MAXINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, /
September 49, 1873. J
Cleared Yesterday.
Brit steamship Ben vorlich, Evans for Rotterdam
'-' Eugster eco

Arrived
No arrivals from sea yesterday
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RIVER NEWS.

THos. &. RAP1ER, Secretary.
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the Porte in the obligations relating to pub
lie works in that principality.
Article fifty. The Notifications on the
Danube from Iron Gates to its mouth shall
be RACED No ship of war shall navigate the
Danube downwards from Iron Gates. Guard
ships of the powers at the mouth of the river
may, however, ascend to Galatz.
Article tifty-one. The commission of the
Danube, in which Roumania and Servia
shall be represented, is maintained. 1t will
exercise its powers henceforth as far as
Galatz, with complete Independence of terri
torial authority, and all arrangements rela-
tive toits rights are confirmed.
Articles ffty-two and ffty-three contain
further regulations in regard to the Danube
commission.
Article Fifty four. The work of removal
of the obstacles which the Iron Gates and
cataract cause to navigation of the Danube
is entrusted to Austro-Hungary.
II RIGHTS OF Jews.
BUCHAREST, July 14.--At recent secret
sitting of the Chambers, Minister Bratiano
stated, the government, while reserving the
historical right of Roumania to Besse rabia,
has resolved to accept and fulfill the decision
OF congress in regard to the Jews.
ANGLO RUSSIAN.
VIENNA, July 1.-THE Political Core
sposdence reports it is said Gortschakoff and
Beaconsfield have drawn up basis for a fu-
ture Anglo Russian understanding.
S PREPARING FOR GUERRmLAs.
BELGRADE, July 14.--Austria has posted
strong detachments on the Drina frontier to
enforce neutrality on the Servians, if, as APP
pretended, a guerrilla warfare is commenced
by the Bosnians and Herzegoyinians against
Austrian troops
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not come as expected, and the widow fear
ing she had been deceived by the sinobleman
dodge" took alarm and went to Chicago,
f27 Wabash avenue, to consult sith some
riends there. She stayed with her friends
three weeks and corresponded with the
baron during thattime. At length she con-
clnded not to marry him wrote him a let
ter to that effect left his presents TO her,
watch, ring, DC, with the family, informed
him of the fact, and started off for Grand
Rapids, Michigan. Immediately after she
had gone two packages came addressed 10
her, one containing $500 and the other
81 900. They were from the baron. Alady
of the house then wrote to the baron inform
ing him of the arrival of the packages and
also apackage of his letters, the watch alId
rings, &c, which Mrs. Overton had left there
for him. The baron went in person and re-
claimed his property. He was very much
detected and said that he had nothing to hive
for now. In day or two, he left for Der
troit; left his valise IN his room, babe his
roommate goodbye and disappeared. II
seems he went over into Canada to die. He
is supposed to have thrown himself from a
train on the track. If the widow had waited
just little longer she might have been a
baroness.
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talk English2 It's good enough for me
here
Well, said the clerk, flushing red in
the face, any thing to please you, SIR
The bluff, hearty party turns away,
and strides In the direction of the read
ing room, but the word \ boorn which
reaches him, causes him 10 look back and
remark s
"My friend, / am no boor. | speak
and write nine languages well enough to
teach them University. love my
mother tongue best of all, and believ e
thatiit answers all practical purposes in
this country. In your intercourse with
me be kind enough to use it, and you
viii do nae ia particular favor" Hofel
Gazeffe
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A Hasty Conclusion.

1t was announced that Baron Theodore
Won Jasmund, editor of the Detroit Folks
bait, was missing from Detroit. Soon after
the body of man about 80 was found on
the track of the Great Western railway near
Komaka. Canada. In the supposed suicides
hal was part of letter in lady's hand
writing, in which the words wabash avenue
92T, Chicago In the pockets were found a
lady's gold watch, wedding ring marked
with initials and the date, MAY %, 1878
The dead man was identified as Theodore
Won Jasmund of Detroit, and the residents
of the Wabash avenue house furnished a
history. Jasmund had become infatuated
with dashing young widow of Detroit,
Mrs. Overton. He told her his family
standing in Prussia, snd history,
proposed to marry her, and she ac-
capted His brother is sec
rotary of the Ger nan emperoT's cabinet; the
family estate is .Ts.smund, in southern Pros
STA, and he was born to the title oil baron.
He had been sixteen years in this country
and wante1. TO marry the pretty widow ami
return home to his family and estates. He
was TO marry her as soca as he rtcs..--ass
some expected money. But the money did
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A San Francisco dispatch of July 10th
says: a dispatch received there at army
headquarters from Gen. Howard, dated at the
head Of Birch creek, July sth, gives detailed
account of lively skirmish with the Indians.
He found the savages in force near the head
of Butler creek. He attacked and drove them
from their position, and a rapid pursuit OF the
flying indians commenced, who abandoned
horses, provisions, ammunition and camp ma
terial and made for the thick timber. In this
engagement five enlisted men were wounded
and about 20 horses killed. The loss Of the
Indians could not be stated. A dispatch from
Cmatilla, Of July 9th, says: Gen. Howard at
tackled the Indians at Beaseleys min. The
hostiles were about 400 streng. Howard re-
pulsed them three times, and is still fighting.
He captured from four to FIVE hundred head
ofstock, together with provisions and amuni-
sion. Fifteen were wounded, two MORALLY
The savages were receiving reinforcements,
Families, flying for salty, arrived from Lower
Yokima having been notified BY friendly In.
11leaye The country as the hostile sava,
ges were expected to cross the Columbia and
raid the whole region.