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THE kOSS-HANLAN RACE.

ST JonS, n. b., July 81 1878
As the Gay for the Ross-Hanlan race Is almost nj
hand the interest in the coming struggle has
greatly increased, ana ST. John 10 becoming
more than usually exc,ied. THIS. Is partly
due to the hopo that Ross wili be able to
from the champion the iaurels lost on Toronto
Bay last year, and partly tho tact that people
are always delighted to witness aquatic contests
There will be an mmc concoursc OF people the
course on Thursday. IL viii be tho most interesting
that has taken place here since that between Nor
ris, OF Pttsburg. and Brown OF HALIFAX. Tho steamer
from Boston TO-DAY brought large number of passcn-
gers and each train brings additions to the crowds
There will be excursions to ST. John from Fredericton
ST. stephen, Halifax and other places, ON Wednesday
night
To-day n stin breeze Is blowing, making quite sea
on tho keuneboccass. Sc that the had TO
main Of home. During tho forenoon Ross WIS SUD
ucny attacked by darrhna aud he was Obliged to 20
to bed. Immediate med zeal attendance was on mani,
however, aud no w now declared to DO all right,
In tue two weeks that uanian has been hero ho has
brought himself down, by steady rowing anc walking,
to 100 pounds, at about which weight he will row.
He has been IN perfect health duripg his
stay aud is In prime condition. Koss, who
has been In training quarters since early In the
Spring was never 10 better form, aud " be escapes
attacks similar to tnnt he had to day he will b. mucn
harder To defeat than he was last year His style
has improved THIS season. and, besides, he Is
fitted better IN boats. lic appears quito hopeful
however, In betting circles. odds ~ to finding
low takers. IL Is said that money has been pat
up at TO but the amount Is likely
very small, ana 7" probable tina, Tho
heavy. Although pool selling is forbidden by law tho
difficulty Will be got over by selling photographs OF
the gu, In the same way that OF Offering the oars
men In peel, though nothing has been done In this
m ag y0t
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ARMY REORGANIZATION.

MEETING OF THE COMMISSION AT WHITE
suLpHUE--sEcRxr SESSIONS AND THE nEA-
SON WHY.
GREEN DaIER WHITE SULPHUR SrRISGs,l
W. Va, July 20, 1878.
The Military Commission met to-day ut noon. There
were present Senator Burnside, President; Senator
Butler and Representatives Banning, Harry White.
Diprcli ami Strait. Tho abssntecs were :--Senator
Plumb ana Representative Brsgg.
Immediately after assembling the
passed resolution that It's sessions shou be held
secret for the present and nothag bs dvuged OF It's
proceedings to OUTSIDE iuquirers IN regard
10 their sittncs The members assign
reason Tor their private sittings that were
they to be open, pressure would be brought bear
them TO change their action as they progressed IA
their WORK They also wish to stop the avalanche OF
letters wouli be poured upon them daily all
quarters Of the country. They also desired 10 keep
me IN OF Congress IRON being pcdpcd to oppose
this that measure, anu that all may deliberate
shackled by local prrjudice when the supec IL sub
United to Congress Tor action. The Commission is
accom- panied by Scrgeant-at-Arms French, OF tue
Senate, and clerk. Some OF the members have
brought their families with them.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Captain James Esds, OF st. Louis, is nj tho Albs-
marie. Senator Daniel u. ST. John, OF Newburg - at
the BtunswieE. Marvin Hughltt general IN tnagsr Of
tho Chicago ana Northwestern Raiway; ID. Thomas
Vail, President of the Troy Boston Railroad Com
pany, and ngressnan Benjamin A. Willis arc tho
Windsor. Judge J. r. Usher, OF Kansas and Perry II.
Smith, OF Chicago arc at the Fnh Avenue. William
NJ Wadly, President of Tho Central Railroad Of
Georgia, an General r. ID Licy, Of vlrginis, al
the New York. DR.. C. f. Maciona.d OF tho Post or
lice Department and Judge +. W. Hughes, OF Penn.
sylvann, arc at the uisey. General John {. Robin.
sop, OF Biugham,on, Is Ut the Coleman. Francis d.
Hayes, OF Boston, and II. Is. Lcdyard, general man.
agcr OF the Michigan Central Railroad At tho 81
James. Lieutenant William 4. Potter United stales
Navy, Is At tho 81. Denis.
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SUGAR AND WOOL.
JULY REPORT OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRr-
CULTURF.

JULY REPORT OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGnI-
CULTURE
WAsnISGroS, July %, 1878.
1he July reports to the Department OF .ricullure
say that great OF the sugar culture 10
IN Louisiana, yet It Is extending into several eoun-
tics In tho other Gulf States. There Is consider
able the over last year. The Georgia
returns show that rain needed for this crop. Tho
cane Is thrifty 10 FLORIDA.
The wool clip OF 1873 is about per cent greater
than It's immediate predecessor New England tell OF
about per cent, the three nortn Middle States per
cent the Pacific States per All other sections
show Increase; the four south Middle States del
aware, Mary virginia and West virginia. y per
cent; the Jour south Atlantic cotton States North
Carolina 10 Forda), "a per coat; the six west cotton
States alabama TO Icnhesses, Ia per cent the
north Contrai States tKentucky TO Wisconsin, per
cont; States west ol the Mississippi, per cent
The heavy decline the Pacific Coast Is due the
reduced productop IN California, and the great Ia.
crease In the Southwest was IN Texas. The Liberty
that the clip OF that coun,y Indicates an increased
weight per nrcce and an improved character Of nprc
In Walwortb WIS.,, the fleece Is mostly long staple
and strong hbre. considerable weakening OF prices
Is Indicated,
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE tn. CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHSGroS, July ALAN.
Indications
For New England, clear or partly cloudy weather,
light, variable winds or higher pressure and tenn
peratrrc.
For the Middle Atlantic and East Guli States clear
or partly cloudy weather. light variable winds, ats
tionary pressure and TEN peraturc.
For the South Atlanuc States, clear or partly
cloudy weather, variable winds, mostly easery sta
tionary or higher pressure and temperature
For the West Gulf States, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys partly cloudy weather, coca.
sional showers, winds mostly East TO South, nearly
stationary pressure and temperature.
For Tennessee, the OHIO Valley and lower lake
region. warmer. clear or partly cloudy weather. light
variable winds, stationary or lower pressure.
For the upper lake rediou, warmer, partly cloudy
weather, possibly occasional showers variable Winds
mostly southeast, stationary or lower pressure.
The rivers will remain nearly stationary.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
REPORT FROM THE SOUTH ATLANTIC STATION
SURVEY OF THE AMAZON.

REPORT FROM THE SOUTH ATLANTIC STATION
SURVEY OF THE AMAZON.
WASHINGTON, July 20, 1878.
Rear Admiral Nichols commanding the United States
Naval force the south Atlantic station, writes the
secretary OF the Navy from Rio Jsnero Brazil under
date OF June a. reporting the sale arrival at that port
Of the United States gship Hartford ana the ship Es
sex. They lett Montevdco on tho ID ui, stopping
days at Maldonado tor boat aud battalion drill on
shore. Leaving Madonado on the evening Of the 5th
head winds and rough weather wero encountered, and
the ship beng light and sailing badly considerable
part OF tho passage was made undcr steem.
Upon arriving at Rio Janc on the
2Olh ult., selutcs we're exchanged with
tho Brazilian mon oi-war The United States ship
Guard aud tne British gunboat Avon we're the only
foreign nen.oi-wnr IN the harDor visIts were
promptly exchanged with the admiral 10 COM
mand, the United states Consul General and United
States Minister willard. The latter reports the port
healthy, with only an occasional case Of fever
SURVEY or THR AMAZON.
Dispatches received ut the Navy Department from
Commander y. q. Selridgc, OF the Enterprise, dated
Serpa, RIO Amazon, Juno Is, distant sT2 mites
IRON Para, reports the heath OF ,hs officers
and crew ss being excellent Tho survey " pro-
crossing satisfactorily. The Enterprise will 20 Tar
up the Madeira MS possible with safety, ana surveys
beyond that point viii Ne made with steam launch
|. B.sts
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WA SHINGTON.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPOND nT.

WASHINGTON. July 23 1878.
THE INDIAN COMMISSIONERS ON TIE AGENCY
FRAUDS AND THE BANNocg OUTBREAK.
The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, speaking Of
the result. OF his trip West Investigate the frauds
At the Indian agencies, claims that the extent OF the
frauds and their nature positively known TO the
Bureau rs lon. last December and that tho IN
formation was promptly filed with the United States
District Attorney for Colorado, but owing TO the
pressure OF business and his absence from the State
on account Of Official matters the latter has not
been able to bring tho prosecutions before the Court,
but that viii be done in due time, particularly In
the case OF the agent Livingston. The Commissioner
denies positively that the in any In
formed Of the prospective Iadian troubles. He says
that II has been generally published that warnings
were furnished the bureau but that there Is not a
word Of truth In the assertion Formerly it Was the
habit OF those who werc interested in OBJ
tanning large appropriations 10 predict Indian
outbreaks, but during tho last months,
he claims. there were we'll founded
predictions The trouble With the Bannocks grew
out OF tho arrest OF murderer and the disarmns of
the tribe by the military and taking away from them
their ponies. large number OF rowing Bannocks
wore INUNDATED BY the Ncz Perces aud sought ref
use on tae reservation, whore the government was
compelled TO feed them. The Of the numbor
Of Indians and lack OF funds provide increased
amount Of subsistence compelled tue issue Of short
rations, which was doubtless the Of
plant, and II wAile they
tho reservation that they took advantage
OF the situation TO arm themselves and TO
renew hostiltties. The Commissioner says that he
asked and urged increase in the appropriation Of
$500 but Congress refused make IT, He is,
however, hopeful that the troubles will be by
LIST Of September and that tho military will be-
masters o: the situation.
In regard to the location OF tho Spotted Tail and
Red Cloud agencies, he says that competent commits.
sions are now examining the places preferred by
tribes and that II the sites good and there
Is no serious objection they Will be transferred
soon as tho arrangements can be made.
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Aggregate. .S''ooV'Voo
COIN AS THIRD CLASS MAIL MAIT2R-EFFoRT
OF THE EXPRESS COMPANIES TO REDUCE
THE PRICE OF FREIGHT.
The announcement Is mado by the Treasury De-
partmept, and now being considered by Postmaster
General Ksy, that IL the inten ton TO transport the
gold and silver coin OF the government through tho
mails as third class matter. If carried into effect
1t would tend to reduce very materially
who arc performing this service. 1t was ascer-
tanned At the Post Office Department to-day that
efforts being made by the dents of the
various express companies to induce tho railroad OIL
Gals reduce their rates. order that cheaper trans
portation OF coin may be offered the government
well publ large. II is expected that meeting
OF railroad managers will be held to consider
the matter. Postmaster General Key to-day said,
although no decision had yet been reached the
proposition made by Treasury officials that the Post
Ofics Department inclined 10 comply with the
wishes Of the Treasury, providing !: could 90 so
without violating existing law.
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION IN NLw SOUTH
The Secretary OF State has received note from the
British Minister at this capital, dated tho 17tn inst,
stating be has been instructed by Marquis Of
Salisbury TO inform this government that 1t pro-
posed to hold International exhibition IN Sydney,
New South Wales In August 1879, under tho
OF tho government OF that colony. prospectus OF
the proposed exhibition accompanies the Minister'S
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COAL PRODUCTION.

PHILADELPHIA, July 70. 1873.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Board OF Coz
troll oi Coal Producers was held this afternoon at tho
Office OF The Philadelphia and ReadiHg Railroad Com
pany. The President, Thomas dickson, OF the Della
ware and udson Canal Company, occupied the chair,
and Mr.. u. b. Gowan, President OF tho Phia-
ephia ana Reading Railroad Company, acted
MS secretary. The meeting was entirely harponious,
and quotas were assigned NJ follows - Philadelphia
aud Rcaiins Railroad 5I2, 500 tons; IoBieh Valley
Railrosd $4,000 tons; New Jersey Central Railroad,
25S, 100 tons; Delaware. Lackawauna apd Western
Railroad 225 900 tons; Delaware and hudson, 2iy5o
TONS Pcnnsyivania RailroaG Comrany 49,, 800 tons;
Pepnsy lvania Coal Company. ll1,300 tons Total.
2COO 900 tons This Is the largest quota that has yet
bee made,
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MARIE ROZE's ESCAPE.

TIE FAIR PRIMA DONNA ENCOUNTERS IMMr-
NEar PERIL WITHOUT SERIOUS INJURY.
ley TELEGRAPH TO THg HERALD.
RlcnFigLD SPRINGS. n. Y, July 90 1873.
Marie Rozs had most miraculous escape to-day.
She Was riding on horseback with u large party oi
ladies' aud gentlemen, ana while at full gal.op her
saddle girih broke anI she was thrown Violently "a
the ground with the saddle. Mr.. Carleton who wai
r:drg behind her and unable 10 shsnge the course OF
his horse, caused the animal 10 jump over her pros
rate body. and so By almost miracle Mario kozs
capped the hoos OF Two horses. All the company were
alioost paraiyzed with fright, but Marie Roze. not
withsiand.pg that her arm was cut and body baliy
bruised, insisted on riing fur niles to the ho.e.
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Mr. james Watson Webb said yesterday that he he'd
slept much better on Monday night than for several
weeks. HIS rest did him good, and no felt con.
so that In the aftcrn when his
old friend Secretary Evarts called TO aquirc after his
health, nc was admitted At once to his chamber The
doctor bad given srict orders that visitors should
be allowed 10 see the patient converse WITH hun
but Mr. Evarts was gwen an audience OF hall hour
AT late hour last ight Mr. W obj was doing lneiy.
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INTERNATIONAL PIGEON MATCH.

CAPTAIN BoaARDus. AGAIN DEFEATS ME.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, July 20, 1873.
A return pigeon match between Captain Bogardus,
tho American champion, and Mr.. Chalmcndciey.P PEN
nell memter OF tho Hurngham Park aud Gun CLUBS
wax shot to-day. The nrst meeting OF these gentle
men took place June 2s, tue victory falling to
Bqgardus by two birds.
Today's match was for s., 600 side. each TO sheet
at 100 BIRDS, us before, and under the rules.
Again Captain Bogardus has proved tho winner, ne
having killed two birds IN excess OF The number
killed by his antagonist
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10 Manningon, w Vs., tearia. The building all to
whose son earl was recently accused OF murder, and
VINO Was generally believed to DO guilty The mot
horsewnpped man named Beatty, WHO VIII
ness ~ Tue murder case. gave him forty EIGHT
hours TO leave the county. Another witness has
been given SIX weeks 10 settle up his business ana
leave
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A FLOATING JAPANESE COFFIN.

sAS FRANCISCO July 20, 1878.
Tho schooner Parallel reports that on tho 7th inst,
on the coast, about one hundred miles north OF THIS
port, she tell IN with a japanese junk. There
living person on board but number OF corpses wcrc
found, some shacklcd together They must have
been dead n month at least. some OF the bodies
dressed In costIy material There no food tho
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

roronKeKrsiE, n. Y, July 20, 1873
Tho Grand Lodge Vi knights OF Pyihias COM
mcncsd It's session hero to-day About two hundred
delegates In attendance. The annual election Ter
occrs resulted In the choice OF Henry Lin mcrmao,
OF New YORK, as Grand Chancellor, ana j. 4. Mott, OF
Albany, rs Wee Ifand Chancellor. The other c1lcers
viii be elected u. morrow.
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A MOTHER KILLS HER CHILD.
[ur TELEGRAPH TO THE mEnALo.l

Ibf IfLHOINFH to TIE HH"NH'
WHEELING, w. Va, July 20, 1875.
A woman ealing herself Mrs. Fairburn. living In
Roauo county, killed her four-year iegitilnate
child on the lg.h She was recovering IRON an at
tack OF Sickness and the child was playing by her
bedside, when sue suddenly fprsng M, seized u by
the feet ana dashed rs head across the ncad board OF
Ihn bod. kilInu IL lnhlAutly.
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GENERAL ESCoBEDo CAPTURED.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. I

ny TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
sAS ANTONIO, Texas, July 20, 1873
Colonel Nuncio. In command At Eagle Pass, an
nounccs tho capture OF General Eseobedo by Colonel
Cisneros, OF the Diaz army At Corszon ranch, ncar
Cuatro Cienegos Tue report Ia confirmed by official
dispatches 10 tho Mexican Consul here general
Escobedo was taken TO Monterey.
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BRAZIL COFFEE MARKETS.

RIO JASrRo. July ~, 1879.
Coffee market quiet: prices sintained at 700
reis per 10 kilos Tor GOOD hrsts.
Exchange London 231sd
sASros. July q. is5a
Core quiet; prices maintained. superior Santos $40
r.s nari btia-
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OUTRAGE BY A TRAMP.

[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
WHEELING, W. Va, July 20. 1878.
A young woman named Amaa Benderscn wss
stopped on the road near Sunlsn, W. Va. yesterday.
by a tramp WHO drew a pistol and placed IT Mt her
head, saying he would Etl Ter n she resisted. lie
ihun oulrnr god her mud Lett her insen sLblc
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DECISION uSpIR THE Srw LAW.

WASHINGTON, July 20, 1873
Tho Attorney General has decided that under the
new Army bill retired officers not entitled al.
lowances fuel He slso decides that although the
Quartsrmsster's Department may sell wood TO officers
on the So per cord IL Is not authorized
by tho bill TO sell coal NJ u corresponding low rate
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YELLOW FEVER.

NEw ORLEANS. July %, 1878.
The records OF tho Board Of Health show four dsshi
from yellow fever In the last iorty-eight hours
Only one case Is reported at Charity Hospital. nun.
Der OF cases are reported in the vicinity nj Annuncm
ton square, some OF which said 10 p6 yellow lever
and DINERS malignant maaEiAl lever.
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SUICIDE BY SHOOTING.

New ORLEANS La, July 80 1873.
q. S. Sawyinet, ,isred, eA-civi sheriff, shot him
SELF through tho head with pistol this morning.
Loss of money and drink alleged TO have been
ca use u tho
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STEAMER OVERDUE.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 23, 1878.
Some anxiety is felt concerning the Pacific Man
steamer City OF Toxic whom is new six days overdue
from Yokohama. The agents here say the ship 10
arst class condition every respsrt leaving port.
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MOB LAW In WEST VIRGINIA
[bY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

WHEELING, W. Va, July 90, 1873
Yesterday a secret organization. called Red Men,
who have become famous Tor their numerous lynch.
ngs aud similar dveds OF Violence. destroyed saloon
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show tho changes In the
temperature Tor the past twonty-our hours IN com.
parson with the corresponding date OF last year. us
Indicated by the Thermometer ut Hudnut's pharmacy.
II ERALp Binding. No Us Broadw Way =
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NEW punLICArInxs

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~ edtiDn Persons wishing 20 purchase this vsuavie
work can have illustrated specimcn
OF charge by sending their sdrsxs u 9nrs box "a
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MAILS FOX EUROPE.


Tho steamship Bo,hnia, for Queenstown and Liver.
pool, and ST. Laurent, Tor Havro will sail from this
port Wednesday.
Tue mails Tor Europe will close at tho Pos, once a.
ton O'Clock A. NJ and for France direct at tho same
hour
The New YORK INSTRUMENTATION for Europs--wll
be ready a baifpast eight O'Clock IN the morning
snsie copies in wrappers tor mailing, cents
BOX or GLsSY's SULPHUR SOAP Is
equivalent 10 many sulpaas baths Don't forget H.
A. FLoKILISE,
for tue ,e,th and brealh IS tho bss. liquid dsntics In
The . 20 y ssfos3n,y cleanse, part.y dseaysa teeth
pcary white. impsrtns delightful fragrance to the
al oiot. Arising i,Sa foul .saSea Or caeco .aoss
os@ gsr e@"psi OF honey ,oa- snt extracts Of
'e,1ss ~ ." hy IfeyRy r. c,rtup ~ Ar, 49,,
siroqt Loudon England. taiisd every where At Is
cents a bottle.
A-sEIzER BRUNSES NATURAL SPARKLING
Importers
AN OLD AND WE'LL TRIED GE MEDY
Nh. Mrs. MISSIONS s1otnisu syNur 70, ehiidre:
rcsuiAtestnr bo~si, 25'cESrs A 30 ffLn.
FRED. V. ErsHioy NEW REMEDY srofs
a pain iom Neuralgia aad iieadHehes Depot BOG tsi
INTERNALLY AND EXTERNALLY, BROWN:
Hoss,noLp PASAcEA will relieve pain ia tho stomach
PRINTING
OF Ait MINDS
DOM CHEAP foK CASH
Al THk METROPOLITAN
jon PRINTING OFFICE
~ Ann II.
RUPTURE CURED.--ID YEARS EXPERIENCE.
Dr. MANSiS treatment the onlv safe and ensetual cure
ONLY oues. Nescy At tAstos nolscl opposite 81 Pau
Church
THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE
rwo SINGLE suLLocK PERFEcriSG PRESSES.
capable of prinlin. iiUJO copies per hour
OF an eisht2a2c paper either IT, eght columns.
ALSO ALL THE STEREOTYPE MACHINERY BIZ
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New York Herald.
THE THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS OF THK
HERALD BUILDING To Lsr SUITABLE fOH Ian,
BANNING, lNsukt NCE OF Any LIGHT BUSINESS
IUkPuSES APPLY IN TIE COUNTING ROOM OF
TuE HERALD.
s3 PEARL DERBY OR Soft HAf. VI 90 tMACKI-
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DEATH FROM A FALL.
lpY TsLEoIApn TO THE urn,Lp.l

ALBANY, ". Y. July 20, 1873.
william vanwc, an ex-coustablc OF Albany, was
found dcad at his boarding house this morning OH
Union street. He died ircm the effects Of 4 TALL
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MIR. JAMES WATSON WEBB.

Average temperatUre ydsteFday "A
Average temperature for corresponding dato last
year .........,.......... 76,<
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON. July 20. 1878.

WASHINGTON. July 20. 1878.
sIxrY-THInD CALL FOR FIvE-TwESTY BONDS.
The acting Secretary OF the Treasury to-day issued
the sixty third Call for the redemption Of hvc-wonty
bonds Of 1865, consols oil 1865. The call - for
$5.000,0oO OF which $4,000, 900 arc coupon and
81, 500 600 registered bonds. The principal and In
terest viii be paid at the Treasury aud altor the
23d Of October next aud tho interest will cease
that day. The following the descriptions OF the
hnp
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COLONEL FoRsY1HE's PURSUIT OF THE INDI-
ANs-sCotTs FIRED UPON IN A CANYON.

SAN FRANCISCO, July %, 1878.
Baker City despatch says th al Colonel Forsy tne's
command left Robnsvie, Grant county, Saturday.
Near Clear Creek they struck a deep canyon. Four.
teen OF Robins scouts sent ahead, and in u lew
minutes they we're fred upon by tho Indians, who
wsro strongly posted Ia the canyon. H. II. Froman
was killed aud two others were wounded. The
scouts rotreated to the main body and the Indians
abandoned their position before tho troops up.
The hostles are making Tor the Malheur Agency.