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Minnesota Enotueer Corns.


The following changes in the location of
the engineer corps win be of interest in this
locolity:
Capt. Lydecker will take station at st.
Paul, Minnesota, and assume charge of the
improvement of the Galena river and harbor,
Illinois, and st. Croix river, Wisconsin; and
will also relieve Major F. M. Farquhar of the
following works of river and harbor i'm
provements; Minnesota and Chippewa rivera
and Red river of the North; harbor of Du-
luth and entrance to Superior bay; Falls of
St. Anthony and the Mississippi river above
the Falls of st. Anthony and construction Of
Meeker's Island lock and dam. Capt. G. j.
Allen is relieved from duty with Col. j. H.
Simpson and assigned to charge of the ex-
animation of the sources of the Mississippi,
st. Croix and Chippewa rivers, with the
view to ascertaining the practicability and
cost of maintaining reservoirs, &C., taking
station at st. Paul, Minnesota.
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BATTLE OF BOYNE.

The Mayor of Montreal Taking Steps to
Prevent Rioting-Sixty Thousand volun-
teers Subject to Call.
MONTREAL, July 6.-The mayor to-day
issued the following proclamation:
WHEREAS, There is strong reason to ap-
prehend that serious trouble, riot and blood
shed may occur on the approaching 18th of
July, the undersigned, mayor of Montreal,
hereby gives notice to all whom it may con-
Germ that stringent measures will be taken to
preserve the peace and to arrest and bring to
justice all evil-disposed persons who may in
any way act illegally or attempt to disturb
the peace on that occasion.
AND, WHEREAS, Experience has shown the
danger of allowing crowds of people to as
semble in the streets or public thoroughfares
of the city in a time of excitement, further
notice is hereby given that on the 18th of
July no assemblage or gathering of people
shall be allowed in the streets or elsewhere
in the city.
The mayor confidently appeals to all
peaceable and we'll disposed citizens, with
out distinction of creed or nationality, to aid
the civic authorities in their efforts to main
tain the peace of the city on that day.
(Signed) j. L. BEAUDRY, Mayor.
Yesterday requisition to Col. Fletcher to
prevent anticipated disturbances was prepar-
ed and signed by several magistrates. Col
Fletcher states that he has not the power to
call upon the regular troops at Halifax, and
that there are sixty thousand men in the
fifth military district alone, we'll armed and
we'll drilled, who could be brought to the
city in twenty-four hours if necessary.
THE LAW or TT.
MONTREAL, Ont, July 6.-Best French
Canadian and English lawyers say the meet
ing Of magistrates yesterday was entirely il.
legal, and resolutions placing all power in the
mayors hands contrary to the act of parlia
ment. Any three magistrates can act indie
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EUROPE'S CONGRESS.
Yesterdays Sitting Occupied In Consider
ing the BatOum Question-Its Cession to
Russia Conceded, But the Question OF
Notifications Still Undecided-Change in
the Austrian Cabinet.


BATOUM
BERLIN, July 6.-The fourteenth sitting of
the congress was prolonged till $50 o'clock.
The Batoum question, which had been pre-
viously discussed by the commission over
which Prince Hohenlohe presides, was the
subject of deiberation, but no conclusion
was reached. The congress has agreed in
principle to three points, namely: to main
tain the Dardanelles closed, as at pres
ent, to ships of war; to cede Batoum
port. There remains the question of
dismantling the Notifications and forbidding
the Russians to fortify the coast. The anx-
iety to finish and the desire to maintain the
present agreement, however, is so strong,
that no doubt is felt some compromise will
be found by Prince Hohenlohe's committee
sufficing to calm apprehensions of the pow
ers without infringing the Cars dignity
There are frequent interviews between Bea-
consfeld and Gortschakoff, and
the latter openly pays tribute to
Lord Beacons6eld's statesmanGke qualities.
The relations of the plenipotentlaries arc
excellent and the prospects of happy ter
mination of the congress Thursday next are
most hopeful.
NO CONDITIONS.
LONDON, July kilograms from Berlin
and Vienna affirm the Porte's consent to
Austrian occupation was given without any
conditions being attached.
AUSTRIAN GARNET.
LONDON, July IA Vienna letter states
the emperor reserves his decision respecting
the designations of the Austrian cabinet.
Meanwhile he relieves Baron Tasser, DR..
Zolleheimoff, and entrusts Prince Auersberg
with the ministry Of the interior.
STARS AND STRIPES.
LONDON, July 6.-The Americans in Gene
va had q dinner and ball the Fourth Of July
A patty from Chamaunix hoisted the Ameri-
! can flag on the summit of Mont Blanc.
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The Weather. To-Dav.

WASHINGTON, July 81 A. M.-1ndications
for the upper Mississi. ,pi and lower Missouri
valleys and upper lake region: Warmer south
and east winds, partly cloudy weather, fall
ing barometer, possibly followed at western
stations by cooler northwesterly winds and
rising barometer.
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Missouri, Democrats.

ST. LOUIS, July 6.-The Democrats held
primary meetings throughout the city to-
night for delegates to the State convention
and for congressional district committee
men. The meetings were generally well
attended, and there was the usual strife
among aspirants for congressional nomina-
tons to get their friends on the committees.
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Death of a Veteran Indiana Editor.

New ALBANY, Ind, July 6.-Augustus M.
jackson, the veteran editor of the Ledger
Standard, died at two o'clock this morning
of liver complaint, aged 81 years.. He had
been resident for fifty years and editor of
the Ledger and Ledger-Standard twenty
years. He has been an editor about thirty
eight years.
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CAMPAIGN CALLS.
PREPARATORY WORK FOR THE
GREET STRUGGLE OF 1878.

Dakota County Delegates to the Demo-
cratic Congressional Convention ut Shak-
opee-Platform of the Arkansas Democ-
racy-The Ohio Financial Planks Adopt
Pacific Railroad and Mississippi Levees
The Fraud Investigation Heartily En-
lOrSed.
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United States court asking foreclosure of
the mortgage and the appointment of b. B.
Hurlbut, the present president, and w. G.
Quincy, of Newark, Ohio,as receivers. They
state that diminution of business on the
road has caused floating debt of 100000,
and that they are also unable to meet the
July interest on said bonds. Judge Gresham
refused to appoint two receivers, and the
parties being unable to agree upon one the
application was laid over for further consid-
Grafton.
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Tax Law Unconstitutional.

MONTREAL, O., July 6.-The English privy
council has confirmed the Judgment of the
court of appeals here, setting aside the pro-
vincial stamp duty on insurance policies as
unconstitutional. The consequence will be
the local government will have to reimburse
the insurance companies for taxes 80 far
paid, about $4,000.
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Commissioned.

WASHINGTON, July 6.-The President has
commissioned the following postmasters:
Theo. Hackner, Brownsville, Nebraska; Mrs.
Jennie Bliss, Arcadelphia, Arkansas; aid
Geo. B. Hunter Newton, Iowa.
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No Session.

NEw ORLEANS, La, July 6.-The Potter
subcommittee had no session, owing to the
absence of witnesses.
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ON THE WAR-PATH.
VOTES From THE TRAILS or THE
scalp LIFTERS.

An Oregon Scouting sParty Encounter n
Band of Hostiles--One Man Killed and
Two Others Wounded--Gen. Howard
Pursuing the Hostiles Through John
Day Valley-Three Days Fighting Near
Officials Opportunity to Fight the Red
Devils.
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$569,OOO
34,700

U. s. Bonds deposited for circula-
ton week ending to-day......... 1868, 900
Amount withdrawn. ......... 34,700
National bank circulation out
standing, currency notes. ...... 1922 654, 800
Gold notes." Observation-Disclosures. 1882, 12O
Internal revenue. Observation-Disclosures. 1893
Customs. ....................... 613,66l
Receipts of national bank notes for
the week ending to-day, COM
pared with the CORES ponding
week last year, 1877 .......... 1906, 900
1878. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ....... 415,OOO
Receipts to-day ................. 564, 900
Appropriations made by Congress
at session recently closed, in
Guiding various deficiency bills. 172,oe9. $50
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Receivers Wanted for a Bankrupt Railroad.
3. INDIANAPOLIS, July 6.-Thomas "A. Scott.
and w. B. Hor.but, trustees Of the third
mortgage bonds of the Indianapolis d st.
Loais railway, have to-day filed q bill in the
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pendent of the mayor, and call on the mill
tary to preserve the peace. The deputy adj
jutant general has already received such
requisition signed by magistrates, and in
tends acting upon it. The militia of the
Fifth district will be called out the 18th,
whilst the volunteers be kept in reserve.
The mayors proclamation forbidding the
people to congregate on the streets on the
18th is declared to have no bearing whatever
upon the Orange procession. The Orange
association issued proclamation that they
will walk and expect to be reinforced from
Ontario.
PREPARING FOR THE EMERGENCY.
MONTREAL, Quebec, July Cool. Fetch
after comforting with the magistrates who
signed the requisition, has decided to call
out the city corps numbering fifteen hun
dred men; also, eight hundred men from the
frontier battalions who will be detailed to
preserve the peace with the city troops in re-
serve. The magistrates have requested
Lieut.. Gen. Smyth to be placed in supreme
command.
The Orange leaders have issued final no
tice that the procession to the church will
take place and telegraphed invitations to
outside members to join in the procession.
The Irish Catholic societies met Sunday eve
ming to endorse the resolution passed by the
magistrates.
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Bonds Held for National Bank Circulate

WASHINGTON, July 6.-The treasurer now
holds S349 1920, 800 in United States bonds, to
secure national bank circulation, and $13, $685.
nm IN secnra M, b1;c
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Base Bali WJ.ackinO.

CHICAGO, July 6.-Base ball: Chicagos, 6;
Providence, 4.
MILWAUKEE. July 6.-Bostons, 4; Mil
waukees, 3-eleven innings.
CLEVELAND, July 6.-Forest Citys, 8; Te-
cumsehs, O.
CINCINNATI, July Indianapolis, 6; Gin
cinnati, 5-thirteen innings.
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Trottin0 at Cincinnati.
lit Detroit.

1T Detroit.
DETROIT, Mich, July 6.-The Detroit races
closed to-day. The unfinished race of Fri
day was won by Croxie in 1928; Alice West,
second; Lady Voorhees,, third; Wooley,
fourth.
The 2:45 race was won by Conver, the third
heat being dead between him and Bonesetter;
Bonesetter. second; Kate Hall, third; Lady
Beach, fourth. Time, 2:3011as, 1888, 1882.
The 1928 race was won by Mambrino Kate;
Clifton Boy, second; Sheridan, third; Edwin
Forrest, fourth. Time, 2:3O, 2:24, 1928, 2;31,
1927, 2:31. Weather fine and attendance
fair.
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
BEATEN WITH A BOTTLE.

Shortly before midnight, Saturday, John King,
of No 3l1 Water street, was badly beaten by John
Manning alias "Muggins, in the beer saloon adjoin
ing his residence with soda water bottle 1t seems
that King, who is Journey man barber for Timothy
Donovan, some time ago was discharged from
State Prison. and arter working in a
barber shop in the neighborhood, went
10 Donovan who established an opposition concern.
This caused much i'll feeling, and the tenants OF the
two houses often quarreled about tho rival establish
ments. on Saturday afternoon King left work and
spent mos. the day beer saloon at n o. 3l3
II is said tnat he was drunk, as also was Man
Ming who spent the evening in the same
place Tho exact OF the quarrel Is not
clear but a .i.ile before midnight tho TWO
men came to blows. Manning. who had but recently
been discharged from the fombs, II ~ said. was
called hard names before he resorted 10 MS nsts
Then, il would appear, he seIzeu soda bottle ana
beat King about the head ana body Tor some
time. The at length separated, ana
Manning left the house. which he occasion.
ally VISITS, TO his sister. The injured
man was sent Chambers Street Hospital The
surgeon reports severe wounds and fractured RIBS bu
he believes that he will recover. During the entire
night Captain Petty mad officers searching Tor Man
png, who was captured yesterday afternoon by De-
tective Carr, and locked up.
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. Oct 5-Cieared. steamer Knight.
Nsw rss.a down Losse Tor Charles Wool
sey Brooklyn; D N Anthony. Fall Rver-a from George,
BOSTON. Oct Cleared schrs Geo % %Thaeher, John;
saied-steamers Marathon. Carroll. William Crane,
Arrived. steamers Roman. crowoli; Savannah Do
Baltimore Gen whitney, Halett, New York; schr Erie.
.BALTIMonE. Oct e5Arrivsd. steamer JS:ephins
ss@sn bark o'sns ds.p rsro Belfast brig
oIneSa1 & ssnr e Jones. Stevens.
fV!i Eta whi..emsre Wright. prosned
sehrs Trason Hoys. rh,ladsphis Isabella Jewsss.
I'll sGLssfoS. &c: s.cssrsd, brig Forum. esD,.
sscsaIsd S.k s. olsf tss, Iund .sa Antwerp
5s:s t.ss e.. s.; Ms:
s.isa~sseamer Powha.an lr,. Kewinsson. Barcelona;
FoaTaess MoNtoa. Oct . Passed out from Rich
mond bark, Kong Oscar Il .So for the Essc E.. Argo
DAM Giassow Eda tBraz) Rio Grande do sui; schr
saiiea-iisrk Bremsrhavsn. for Baltimore
JAcKsnNyIlLLE. l. Oct 2-Arrivcd' sehr hailock.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. e-Arrived, steamer Knickor-
PASSES, oct 6-Arrveo, ship Caledonia. Potter. Bath.
NEW BEDFORD. &c, 5-Arrived schrs Hattie Perry.
Chase Ph.aelphi.; Read Benson. do: sts.m ,as
Saiisd-senrs N vassar, Jr. woeks Now York; Henry
Passed out The bay-sehr Lady Antrim. Garter. Ware
NEWPORT, oct I, AM-Arriyea. ,chr Samuel Crock.
arrived S'easSa SMITH
YORK; i Clarke; Mccann, somerset for do; FrankiD
s sIss arrived rive sehr 1tSe Emery Emery. Pan River
arrived sehrs John IS1lsr .a.,s Ts.n,on 2. 70:
sailed IN sthl.
sth. AN arri.sa schrs Dssii q Floyd clifford Phila-
SsI e Ps;
ter a Hooper. Braaoury. Haverstraw
Nkw LoNpoS 1s HsSs ;ssr' s Kss and MARI
Nsssass NAs' SoS 20 Mary Eieel.nd Ph
.or Aya Point Hattie Kelsey Aes.aas for do
NV HAVEN. Oct 4-Arrved. schr John Brooks. Foot.
s,h Arrived. ..ohr Mariel. White, Now YORK; @ p
Pens aCoLA. oct Cleared. brig Lutto tsus,. Sober
PoRf KcYAL, SO. Oct e-ArrIved. s,cawe. sapidan.
a.S St New New Ysrs ys
rLADEtrn 2c. 6arriysd sssa%es Brls.A t,,
senPos Larne Emile NOR Larsen Iondon frer tSoe
ssa I. so, ,r s..s Sss
'es, k.sssss s'opng,on ,,i ~. r,o,, ,r,,.Me
Mariner Gpscv Queen schr soccess 4th bark Don Jasto
SAN rRANCisco. Sept 2s-Arrived. ships Harvey
Nils. Nnis New YORK tho, 2eth, Al.car OBJ. hsrvsy
Jieared-Bmk North Bend, Houdlets, Astoria,
Ellen Munroe. Norcross do; parks William Haies, noyt
Marscl.s; (Bry. Monatt Cork Tam U'shanter
Patterson, Port Townsend.
SAVANNAH, Oct 3-Sailed. bark Orion tSwj Banck,
Doboy mot ~ bstorc).
4th-Arrivcd. trig Lophsma (Br), O'Bren. London
susan, t;rumey Brunswick Tor Providence, leaking.
6th-Arrivcd. steamer United states, Matthew'S Boston
barKs Bellevue tBr). Kynin. Lvcrpool Kirkwooi (Brj
South America
Sailed-steamer Aurora tBr) Lee, Liverpool; bsri
Dartmouth (Br Charleston; schr ncnantress Hickman
Perth AmDoy; De Morey cray, brewster Montevidss
(both before reported sailed sept II, y Loud.
MARKHAM. oct 4-Arnved schrs Angler, Besse, Nev
YorK; Aurieoio, Mhittemore. do.
9th --saited, schr Lady Antrim. Garter. New York
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
"YOUR MONEY Or YOUR LIFE. :"

Captain Mcdonnell was sitting behind the desk in
the Prince street station house last night when a
man whose iace was covered with blood which was
flowing from wound on his forehead entered and
informed him that ho had been shot. Tho
Captain led him the sitting room, where
the blood which flowing from ugly cash IN
his forehead was washed away. A surgeon I'M
mediately summoned to attend him, but before his
arrival Captain McDonnell questioned the wou nded
man. VINO gave his Thomas Williams, ana
said he shoemaker, al No. 40 sullivan
street. and elected from him the follow
ing statement relative to the shooting: 81 was
sitting my doorstep about ninc O'Clock
talking TO q lazy friend wncn young man named
Tracey, with whom l was but slightly acquainted
came aloug. and pointing revolver at mo said. 4
want your money or your lile' Before ne had
hnished the sentence saw dash, winch followed
by u report. Tracey away, aud a minute or
later discovered had been snot in the forehead,
when iound tue blood trickling down my iace.'
HIS story was interrupted by the arrival OF Police
Surgeon Cook Who on making an exami inat,on found
mai tne bui,et had the flesh on the
and after striking the frontal boue taken up
ward and passed out about an ncn from where
It had entered The physician stated tn the injury
quite Dut not necessarily dangerous Al
having the wound properly dressed Williams gave
the ponce = description Q! his assaiiant.
Captain Mcdonnell accompanied by Detective
Reynolds promptly began search for Tracey aud
succeeded tracing HIM TO No. l29 Hudson street,
station house. where he was confronted with Will
iams but while he admitted nrlnz pistol IN SuIli-
the one made by wlains. Tracey said that
he, in company with number OF friends, went into
n restaurant IN sullivan street, Kept by colored
man named Cisco and purchased cigar. As
about leaving the Restaurant Que OF his companions
stole the cigar from MIN. Suspecting one OF the
party named Boil he accused him oil the tnef which
he denied, saying tnat II he did believe him he
might search him. While tnus engaged he found
q pistol 10 Bes size pocket and reviewed
him OF Then tney got TO ioolng, and while DONG
SO the weapon discharged; but ne did not think
any one nad snot. Auer the pistol was DIS
charged he walked away accompanied by Bell. TO
wnom he returned It, A charge OF feonious assault
with ,ntent to XIII was preferred against Tracey, and
on it be locked up. The prisoner will be ar
raigneu this morning at the Jen nerson Market Police
Cour, wien The magistrate Will decide which state
mens The true
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. Oct 5-Arrved. ship Dunrobin (Br), Harris,
New York barks Abel Dutch), Coosterhuis from -;
9th. Rimfaxe (Nor) INLAND, New York.
Sailed 4th barks Bigelow (Br, Whine, New York
5th, Tiger (Br), Lawson Savannah.
BRISTOL. Oct 5-Arrved. bark Chieftan (Br), Fulton,
Baltimore
Jarvis Island.
steamer Othello Br). MITCHELL New York bark Syringa
(br). Gambler, do.
Sailed 5th, bark Flora (Nor), Petersen. alveston.
UAyRE. Oct 8, IL PM-Arrived, steamer Canada (Fr).
Franguel, New YORK.
Sailed 5th, PM-Steamer st Laurent Orb Lachesnex
New YORK
LONDON, Oct 5-Arrived. ship Eicano, Barnabee Hong
Kong
LEIrn Oct 5-saiied bark Gardeicke dtaD, Ramussi,
Philadelphia.
LosDoNDERRY. Oct 5Arrived ship Alert (Nor) Johan-
sen, New York.
MovILLE, Oct 6-Arrivcd. steamer Waldensian (Br).
Stephens, Montreal for Glasgow.
MARsEILLEs to Oct 5-Arrived bark Alaska Perry New
York
PLYMOUTH. Oct 9 Arrived steamer Pommerania QGer)
Sehwensen. New York tor HAMBURG (and proceededD
QUEENSTOWN. Oct g, noon-Arrived steamer Germs anie
(Br Kennedy. New York for Liverpool tand proceeded)
ROTTERDAM. Oct 4-saled. bark onkeI tGer), Kneppe
New York
RIO JaNEIRo Sept 30-Arrived, steamer City of Rio
Janeiro, wier, New YORK via 81 Thomas &c.
scLLY. Oct on Dark Helen Sands. Bosford Charles
London; brig Santoma (Sp). Do Macno. Whining
ton, NC, for do.
The New York herald., 1878-10-07

schr N Tyler Hart. Providence for New York,
ss%s ss': w.i.S @ rsssISsnss Ssy ls'f
schr Orlando Rowland, rrovidence for New York
sehr Josephine. Caswoll, Aarragansett Pof 'o' Wv
sehr Lamsrtine Smith, s.saington for Now York Ma
York.
schr champion. Norton. stoniafton for New Yors
sehr Henry Gibbs uoorey, Pocassett ior Sew nfS Tx
sehr neisn Aasa.ta Wells. Por,aad c. for Nsw YORK
ssal ehr Mars @ su'sr kn:ds as @ e
sehr Marcellus, remeroy New Haven Tor New York.
York.
schr Marel, Hamilton, New Haven Tor New York
schr + N Wsils Bisnop Guilford CT Tor New York.
sH a41sa Mos"a Brssop"r. tor @ ssw
schr Sae Burton, Burey stamford toe New York.
BOUND EAST.
VIII i barry AIRY Bf Doarlsss New York tor John
sehr dolphin, Gataeld, New York for Boston
schr Zoe. Smith. New York tor Wareham
seh- onward Gorhsm. New YORK Tor Nantucket ,,
sehr Thomas Ellis Kelly, New York ror rs,l kiver !.
ssf as s 81
sehr ~ J. I,rieksoo Weeks iiobokea FOR providence
ss aast nsI"is mo"aau Tor
sehr snsoia Woo,.er, Rondoas @ for Boston Boston,
sehr Congress, Willard Ambsy 10, Portland Me-
ssSr u Fray Gsy A Gy for a@
schr torest Belle smith h1aos,hpo5 Tor Camden, Me-.
Portsmouth, NH.
Sehr L Adams, Nickerson Port johnson for Boston.
Schr Lodu,kia Trueworthy, Port johnson for Provi-
dencr
Schr New Reguius, Moatt Port Johnson for New Lon-
don.
schr Maria Hall. Lawrence Port johnson for Port.
land, CT.
schr Lady Ellen, Hove rhiladslnhia Tor p,ovdenee
Sctr Eapor Wndsworth. Phiiadelp phia tor Hartford.
Sailed from Hart Island Roads this morning-Barks
Ch.s Lewis Race. from New York tor VALPARAISO via
africa: Arda (Br), rurdy. DO for Bayonne.
steamer General Whitney. Hallet from New York for
Boston, pissed eserday mot the Nereus, ncorrec
reported).
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
BISHOP WHlPPLE AT NEWPORT.

slRMoN IN FAVOR OF HIS DUsKY PRoTEGEs
fBY IELEGIAPH TO THE HERALD
NEWPORT, X. l.. Oct 6, 1878.
Bishop WhippIe. OF Minnesota. preached at Trinity
Church this morning 70 a large congregation. This
afternoon IN ade eloquent appeal in aid OF the
Western Indians, at Emmanuel Church. He gave
GRAPHIC picture OF their present condition and OF the
trickery OF the Indian agents. He spoke also OF the
Advancement tho Indians had made in the cause OF
Christ, and he bad doubt but that tney would,
people.
Tne recoliectons OF the recent Indian troubles,
including the fearful murders OF the Cheyennes,
caused many OF MS bearers TO be lukewarm
SUBJECT and in mood TO hear much in favor oi the
dusky sayageE.
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BRIG SALLY BROWN, Pressey, which nDan doncd
Sept the from PENSACOLA Santos has been
ashore the Florida coast. about II miles south
Of Mosquito lnlet. Some papers belonging to ,Hpt
Pressey been pic ked be obtained by ad
dressing Mr. John vann Oak Hin PO Vo!usia county,
Florida.
ScuR SUSAN Grumiey, from Brunswick for Provdenc
put int Savannah 9th inst leaking.
ScHR EMILY BABINE Mclean sailed from Guysboroush,
Ms for arne Aug 30 and been given lost. not
having s ice been hoard o. She owned by James
Babine Of Meteghan Digpy unity NS and WAS insured
Sr JoHN NB oct Clark q Payzant. of Swansea,
bound Dublin deal laden grounded Mary's Island
while proceeding She will probably hoat
at high
The New York herald., 1878-10-07

Ship Republic Holiness from Sundswall for Melbou1e,
Aug %, LAT ii n. Ion ~ W.
ship Antoiuette tBr) Scott from Pabeon de Plea for
English Channel, Aug 2. lat ~ 5, Ion AZ w
ship Lima (Ger, Ah-ens, from Bremen for New York
Sept / 7. OH the Wolf Rock.
Ship Regent (Br) Wren from st John, NIB for Liver
pool. Sept H. lat 43, Ion So
Ship sima Br), Mcintyre. from Bombay for San Fran
cisco, Aug IL. of singapore.
ship Queen of the East (Br). Dunham from Barrow tor
Tybee. Sept H. lat AZ lS Ion l6.
Bark Lothair (Br Hollywood from Belfast for Mira
michi, Sept 20 lat 81, Ion 22.
Bark Gem, Gibbs from Rotterdam for Baltimore New
York. sept Fl, lat 4S, lon9
Bark Emma MARI DID. Shields. from Liverpool for Bonn.
bay, Aug 8. lat 80 IS :, loE - 80 w.
Bark u Watson, Hawkins from Victoria for Mel.
bourne, Sept 26. lat 81 40, Ion 129.
Brig Minnehaha (Br), steering the WSW, Aug 90
10 III N. Ion 30 Ia w.
Schr Marion Gage. from Philadelphia Tor Barbados
% LAT 2e 90 lon 80 10. had mansal 18th