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LYNCHED, YET INNOCENT.
A woMANs LIFE TAKEN by VIRGINIA MOP,
WHO NOW is PROVED ouILTLEss.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.


WHO Now is PROVED ouILrLEss.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
RICHMOND, Va, April 10, 1878.
Tho barbarous lyncning OF an unfortunate colored
woman named Charlotte Harris. who accused OF
beng the iDssigator OF u barn burning had
fitting sequel to-day in the acquntal OF
the boy jim Ergenbright, who was imprisoned at tho
time tor setting lire to tho barn. he details OF tho
a,rocous deed were published IN the HERALD at tho
time The poor woman was pursued, captured, brought
before magistrate ana committed Tor trial That
night party OF rulans, with .backened faces,
rushed into the room In which the woman was con-
lined, took ner from guard, and after
drngsing her about u mile hung her IN most horri-
bic manner to a black jack sappng Her body re-
manned suspended from this tree rom the 6tn OF
March until the 9th, when II was finally cut
down and inferred. Tho Governor issued proclapa-
ton for tho arrest oi the murdercrs, bat owing
10 the existing secrecy maintained by the lynchors
and the public sympathy Tor them none OF them have
been arrested IL now fully established IN tho
acquttal Of tho boy Jim ErgcnDrght who was accused
OF burning tho barn and OF being instigatsd by
Charlotte Harris, that tno woman was equally
suiltess. The question now IL VIII there be any pun
shmcnt for this ciimey Wii the murdercrs be
brought 10 justceY Rockingham county. where tho
ynchng occurred is Inc centre OF tho readjustncnt
or reputation sentiment in the State and the homo OF
DR.. Mo1ett, the OF the bell punch register,
who Is also u leading reaoJustcE.
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ANOTHER WRECK.
THE EMiGRANT SAVINGS BANK, or BOSTON,
PLACED UNDER AN INJUNCTION.

THE EMIGRANT SAVINGS BANK, OF BOSTON,
PLACED UNDER AN INJUNCTION
BosroS, Apri 49, 1873
Another savings bank has gwen up the ghost. This
time II is the Emigrant Bank, which Mr. hares
r. Donneliy prcsdes. Like other institutions OF IT'S
KIND IN Massachusetts, 1t has suffered from the
terrible shrinkaee OF values which has come
within the past few years. The bank was organized
In 1871 under tho laws Of the State and secured u
charter through the influence Of Mr.. Thomas Cor
gan, prominent young lrisnman, then member Of
tho Legislature. Patrick Douohoc then in tho
height OF his prosperity aud hc chosen its first
prcsIdcni, with Mr. Grogan as treasurer. ono Of Mr..
Donohoes blocks on franklin street was secured
and the started OF with the best prospects
The deposits manly from the poorer class of
Irish peopie-servant girls laborcrs, mechanics,
&c The fire OF 1872 burned
and taken Temple place. where
tue business carried on usual ABOUT iour
years lot oil laud purcba scd the OF
Washington street Hayward place and a
magnificent granite block erected, where the
banking business has been carried on
place. Mr. Donneliy succeeding TO the olice Of prcsi
dent III place Of Mr.. Donohoe The UaGk has always
bceu considered SOUND Tor Sr. Donnclly has
ever regarded AS sale, cautious ana
careful business nun, and able lawyer.
Hut the depreciation of their securities hass
Is u fair why to be wouna up, although strenuous
Efforts are making to secure tinuance OF exist
eacc. On March 10, the Bank Commissioners paid ~
visit to the nslitutlon and made thorough cXlmna-
ton OF lis affairs. Mr. DonDciiy maio Oh that day
the following sworn statement Of the condition Of the
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A NEGRO'S CRIME.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD


MoaEmEAD CRY, n. c., April 10. 1873.
A brutal outrage was committed last night about
nvc miles from this place by Edward Toy, colorod,
upon Mrs. Adelia Hammers, white woman OF u very
respectable family. About dark this negro entered
tho house in tho absence Of Mr.. Hanners presented
u pistol In tho lady, face and sworc no would blow
her brains out II she attempted TO escape. She be-
gan TO scream, whercupon ho seizcd her and
suulted her with hcndish violence.
ARREST AND CoMMiTTAL.
Tho same night he was seized by posse Of mon md
beng brought to the house recognized Ny Mrs.
Runners. He was then tricd before magistrates
court where he endcavorcd TO prove abb hts
innocence by persuading dusky datnscl, who was
him. TO alsoiy that he had been In her
company The tmc the outrage committee.
Her love not deep enough 10 save him. she
frankly stated before the Court that she would
lie Tor nin.'' lie found guilty and was
mittcd to jail to await his nnal trial by hlgh er
court.
LYNcHrNG THREATENED.
Az time the excitement was SO great that
threats OF lynching tho miscreant were freely used
but visor counselB eventually prevailed, and the M
dlgpant Citizens dispense TO thor ones
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EMIGRATION TO LIBERIA.
HITCH IN THE SAILING OF THE AzoI.
lDy TELEGRAPH 70 THE HERALD

CHARLESTON, $. G., April l6 1873
The expected departure OF the Lbcrian cmIgrant
ship Azor to-day has been again delayed, this timo
through misunderstanding OF tho managers Of tho
movement 10 tho number OF emgrants tant could
70 on this trip. 1t was presumed by them
that fully many cnigrants could ship as the
vessel would hold. Tho enforcement OF the United
states cmgrant laws, however, allow only 200 TO 20
on this trip, and In consequence of tho that the
baggage effects OF hundred and aIty had
been slowed away In tho hold to-day necessarily
consumed in unloading the chattes OF those who viii
have 10 remain behind and wait for tho next
trip Tho president Of the association Is con.
ndent that the vessel will sail
afternoon but the captain seems 10 think that
she cannot sail before Thursday morning The emf
grants who arc booked for the passage include men,
and cbildron oil all ages and occupations and
IRON all sections OF this State ana Georgia. Fuzzy
hundred and nfty Of tho entrants who arc ready to
70 will be compelled TO remain here and wait Tor tho
next trip OF the vessel The wharf ut which tho
vessel ~ lying was crowded all day with throng OF
excited negroes The exodus and the emigrants furnish
tho main topic OF conversation every where.
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INDIAN oUTRAGEs IN TEXAS
ONE MAN KILLED. MAILS AND MULES CAP
TIRED MILITARY IN PURSUIT.

ONE MAN KILLED. MAILS AND MULES CAR
TERED MILITARY IN PURSUIT.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, April l6. 1878.
despatch was received this morning at military
Headquarters hcre from fort Concno 10 the following
c1ecl;-
Tho mail rider with the mail from Fort Concho
10 Fort Davis, WIS attacked by eleven lHdars thrce
miles east OF Escondico. The rider got fwsy but his
horse aud the mail wero captured by the Indians. a
nan riding IN company with MIN MAS Killed ana MS
horse captured. l have ordered the commanding
ocer nj Fort stockton 10 send out ut once suitable
aetatchment Q, cavalry to pursue ana destroy the In
dams II possible. GRiERSON.
SIN another Outrage committed by indians al
Fort Davis, eghty-fve miles distant from the scene
OF the first mentioned outrage. Colonel Andrews tole-
graphs:-
just before day four Indians foot OF thir-
teen mules from the Hernandez Train, cumpcd about
three miles IRON this post Lieutenant Gcddes
and ten men, with three days ra,ions, are their
traiL
These Indians are probably from tho Fort Stan
ton Reservation, in Nsw Mexico, and should not
be coniounded with the indians IRON Mexico, whose
raids have been heretofore frequent in this part Of
reyn
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A pEACEMAKER SHOT.
PROBABLY FATAL RESULT PROM A QUARREL
ABOUT A YOUNG LADY.
LEY TELEGRAPH 70 THE HKRALD.l


EY TELEGRAPH 70 THE HKRALD.l
REIpsvfLLE. N. C., April 10, 1878.
An alteration which soon took the shape OF pls-
tol anray, aud finally resulted IN morally woundng
a woa!d.bc peacemaker, occurred at Madison, twenty
miles west OF This place, yesterday. The occasion
tho holding OF railroad meeting and
big ''nsn Try" which brought together
largo crowd OF citizens Among these wero two
young men, named respectively Joe Scales and Tom
WALL between whom there bad blood, growing
OF old grudgc, the result oil little Jealousy about
country belle In the course OF the proceedings the
young men met aud hot woras passed. which were
followed Scales swapping his pistol at Wall Before
he could again cock the weapon man named John Pcay
interposed and seized IT. ami endeavored 10 wrench
II IRON Scales hand. Scales resisted and IN tho
scufc that ensued the pistol was discharged, the
load entering pcay's bowels Iplicting wound
iron the effect OF which he Is almost certain 10 die
Peay had been constable ani IL man vi family.
Scales not than eighteen or nineteen years Of
agc The same pistol was deiensively used IN an al.
tray two years ago.
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GOLD IN CIRCULATION.
[DY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD. ]

lBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD
NuscArNE. Iowa, April 10, ISIS
The Merchants Exchange National Bank, OF this
place, commenced TO pay out gold for It's outstanding
circulation to-day, at will continue 10 do 50
until all hs notes are presented
PirrsloS. Pa, April 10. 1878
The FIRST National Bank OF this place Is paying out
gold at par.
CHICAGO, H., April IL, 1878.
DAILY reports arc coming from cities the North.
west. showing that many national banks already
paying out gold Tor their circulation that gold Il
beginning TO circulate
Dies MONIES. Iowa, April 10, 1878
The Iowa National BANK OF TINS city will begiu re-
deeming us circulation IN gold Wednesday
morning
A despatch from Grlnneil says that the First Mas
tionsl Bank OF that place Is rcdec bills gold
Tho Citizens National Bank OF this Guy has ordered
gold from New York to redeem Its circulation.
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LIABILITIES.


Upon tins cxhbuth Commissioners became assured
that mnny OF the assets could not be counted
worth tner nominal value. Tho large amount OF real
estate lorecoseu tue valuation given to the real estate
owned by thccompany, the depression IN values which
has been going on the past lew years, induced tho
commissioners to make thorough examination INTO
the o'nk's AFFAIRS This diu not Of course result in
anything which tends to dscrcdit tho way In which
the officers Of tho bank lad worked. and tho Comms
sioners by no means charge that tho Emsrant Saw
ings bank has becu OIL IN respcc; the depre
the shrnkago was marked that tho Commissi oners
fsl. sure that II would be necessary TO than
one dividend, and perhaps more than two dividends,
in order TO get the bank back into strictly
solvent condition. The Comm ssoncrs have OK.
amnod ana examined The accounts but IN
view ot The TACT which seemed 10 DO developed re-
gLrdng the sovency OF the bank, they could not
agree 10 place IN operation the "stay law"
allowing deposits TO be made OF this statute
tho bank authorities very naturally desired to
avail themselves, aud they had in some been
operation Tor some tmc The Commissioners insisted
yosterday'upon having full iujunc ion placed the
bank, not granting them certain powers as In the
case OF the Home Bank, bat restraining them from
receiving or paying money tor tho Drescnt. Not ccl-
ing that this course UNSUITABLE the Eml-
grant Bank, through Mr. George g.. Crockcr
tho counsel, asked. yesterday, when tho matter
came up before Judge Colt IN the cquity room OF the
Supreme Court, that the INJUNCTION might DO modi.
He'd Tho Judge, however, declined TO grant the de-
sired request, giving them powers enjoyed by tho
injunction requested by the Commissioners, except
that the bank given authority 10 sell whatever real
has bcen already orccoscd and advertised tor
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or rnE CHiEr SIGNAL OFFICER, \
wAsHISGToS, April I'LL A. NJ. J

WASHINGTON, April LII A. NJ J
Indications
For tho Made States and New England, stationary
pressure, slightly higher temperature, Increasing
coud,ness tho coast, possibly followed BY rain.
and falling barometer and northeast vecrns TO SOUTH
cast winds.
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf states rising
followed by falling barometer. increasing northeast 10
southeast winds, warmer, cloudy or partly cloudy
weather. and possibly coast rains viii prevail.
Far the West Gull States, increasing southeast
winds, slightly warmer, cloudy and threatening, and
possibly rainy weather, with falling barometer.
For Tennessee and the OHIO Valley, tho lake region.
Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys north
east to csstcry winds, partly cloudy, slightly warmer
weather. stationary and falling barometer and al the
western stations possibly rain.
The rivers VIII change but little
Cautionary signals continue at Cipe Lookout, Capo
Hattcras, KITTY Hawk and Cape Henry. and arc or.
oercd for Galveston and lndianoa.
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AUCTION SALE OF SEATS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. F,

CINCINNATI Ohio, April 10 1873.
Tho auction sale Of for the May music festival
was continued to-day, and something over eight
hundred seats sold at prices OF from 81 10 50 each.
Adding these 10 the sales OF yesterday tho
managers have sold over z, 200 season tickets or
nearly onenaf tho seating capacity OF the new hall,
and have realized IRON them abou, $26 00O Ia the two
days 1hcy sangunc now that fully three fourths
OF the will be bought before tho festival opens
and have been IN consultation 10 devise sone plan by
which the seating capacity vi tho hall can DO In.
creased
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AN EXTRAORDINARY METEOR.

PoRr JERvIs, n. ~, April ~, 1873.
A largo meteor OF intense orilnahcy passed over
this place this morning at ten minutes past twelve
clock A. NJ, iron south TO north, at an altitude Of
a. degree bursting when near the northern horizon
with report heard at an internal Of nearly Two min
utcs, resembling heavy thunder. IL was seen by n
number OF citizens, although the SKY was somewhat
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho steamship Algeria, for Queenstown and Liver.
pool and Percirc. TOR Havrc. win sail from this port
on Wednesday.
The mails for Europe will close at The Post once at
ono, and for France direct at three O'Clock T. NJ
Tho NEW YORK Naturalization Tor Europc-wlll
be ready at halt past eight O'Clock the morning
Single copies, In wrappers.f mailing, SIX cents
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PALPABLE INJUSTICE.
from tho Boston Herald. April /

From tho Boston Herald, April Is
We are at loss to Imagine how any fair minded
person advocate the payment OF any part of tho
award TO the wealthy insurance companies, who
made mliions out OF their fellow citizens by the ex-
cessvc rates Of their 'war premiums" while tho
merchants una shipowucrs WHO lost their property
by tho rebel cruisers seek In vain for relief while tue
money lies idle IN the Treasury.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature tor the past twonty-our hours. In
parIson with the corresponding date OF last year,
Indicated by the Thermometer at Hudnurs pharmacy,
Herald building, No. us Broadway:--
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REDUCTION OF FREIGHT RATES.

CHICAGO. April 10, 1873.
Tho ST. Louis railroads to-day made the following
reductions for reghis TO the Missouri River poins:-
FIRST second and third class reduced TO ten cents
fourth and special classes to We cents.
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BEAUTY MARRIED BY A BAD COMPLEXION
may DC restored with GLEsS's SULPHUR soar Nothing
hnif
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Boys LOGIC.
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gentle yet positive upon and liver.
speedily correct al INDIGESTION ana sor0idiy oil the iivef
Read what PHI sicians say.
SAN LKASpno Cal. January o. 1877.
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other Alternative cathsrc medicines. Ia all chronic
OF tho stomach liver aud bowels know Of
Anna, Iowa, July 10. 1878.
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FINE IS SILK HAT FOR SIS 20 tDERBY'S
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A.-MOODlE'S SULPHUR-iAR SOAP; A MAR.
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NEW QUALIFICATIONS

II BRiGtii,s DIABETES. DRvPsY PARALYSIS
stone kidney and bladder diseases. rheumatism
aud govt are ncnraic without tae Asahcl Natural Mineral
spring IL supcfsedss everything else tor these dis
Per barrel - cents gallon tonsuitatlon urinary
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DrAn sR--Your PLEASANT PrRGArvk PytLErs all you
claim them to be- ! also regard YOUR GoLplS MEDICAL
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Aspiring STYLES GESTLEMEN'S HATS
ready style and texture unsurpassed nne silk.lAr -
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no other alteratv. cahartic medicines In all
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AVefhKe temperature yesttFuuF JUN
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A-AMIDoS, NO. 40 9TH Az, ANNOUNCES
the styles In gentiemcn HATS for Easter; also
a.tieay designed walking ana riding Hans Tor ladies'
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Salisbury, Foreign Secretary, stated that Count
Won Beust, The stro-Ifuugarian Ambas sador. had
represented that persons OF authority in Austria
especially officers, were paned at Lord Dcrby's re-
cent observations respecting that country. Lord
Salisbury said that Lord Dcrby's observations were
made on his own responsibility and that there was
nothing in tho Foreign ONCE warranting them
The House OF Lords then adjourned until the 18th
OF May.
CAUSE or THE TLI-rRELIxU.
The remark Of Lord Derby which chiefly gave
umbragc in Vienna was that In consequence OF the
number OF Slays IN the Austrian army 1t could not
be trusted 10 light against the Russians
WILD AND wARLrKE RrMoRs.
In default OF authentic news rumors were cur
rent Yesterday that the Russians had made MI
preparations to occupy Constantinoplc and the
Bosphorns on the nrst signal Of hostltics: that
the Roumanlan army, except guards FOR Bucharest
and PlojestI, have retired upon the Austrian IRON.
tier, and that the Gar has sent autograph let.
ter TO Prince Milan instructing him as to what
servla should 10 on the outbreak OF war. These
are probably all false.
UNEASY fEELISGs
The absence or news In London rgarding the
crisis depressed the stock market yesterday and
prices osclllated violently on comparatively slight
transactions In Official quarters and at the clubs
the feeling is equally Respondent.
TO ASK Fog INFORMATION
Before the adjournment OF Parliament for the
Easter recess Right Hon. William Edward Forster
tllberaD, member for Bradford. Will probably ask
sir stafford Northcote, Chancellor OF the Ex-
chequer, In the House OF Commons, Ter the latest
information concerning the negotiations
THE DISCONTINUED vICroRs.
Prince Nlrski and Generals skobeef and Gourko
and other officers are at Pera About eighty sol.
diers daily from the Guards and the sixteenth
division visit Constantnople IN uniform. Fever
is prevalent both III the camp and the city. sick
ness, inactlon aud Disappointed expectation Of
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FINANCIAL.
.tzso,ooo

n1 hAak u orpniIei and prepared TO transact
o.Ghoss Gl banking In al IL details.
hI1asdI The Fint National Bank Of Wheeling,
lGUsi b. iAs Ans shareholder and "a under tie
~ ninlssment
u aNttaly regarding the Interests Of IL Cor.
isrs4ha AID DSpodior, and By q prompt and
znia uannond their stIhss, Il hopes 70 merit
" atsa ADD nlaIsnna.
y I'd Alb discounted.
&.Saoei made 90 al points Throughout the
Hbat Aecounu ubieei 10 check u ,iRht 70
III e eaahr Ranfal, Finn, Corporations
tSsa1,sd D'podt Issued payable on demand
Ia'sat IaSG % Special Dsposiu.
~ DIRECTORS:
sa,1tr Wm. B. Simpson,
kSss AA4aL WIN. A, Turnsr,
1853 John L Hobhs,
aaI &C Dewey.
~AhHpd, my2i-dAH
NHM' JosEPH sErpoLLD,
A'urt GIAsos LAM,
%Hn' HEsGr ". LIN.