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ORIENTAL INTERESTS.
LONDON, MONDAY. Aug.


A Cabinet council vas held in Constantine
ple on saturday last at which present said PA ha
the x-Premier 1t decided to send troops to Du
cigno THIS is understood Is measure preliminary 10
ceding DucignO TO Montenegro,
The Sultan has directed that proposal be drawn up
and submitted TO the Powers showing the Greco Turkish
fruutier line which Turkey Will accept An amlcaDie
solution OF this question is likewise expected.
CAPTAIN SwaIne, the British Military Attache' ana
Colonel Won Raub the Austrian Military Attaone have
left Consantnope for the districts awarded to Greece
IN examine the strateca objections raised by the Porte
AGAINST The frontier proposed BY the Berlin Conference
The French squadron at Phalerum has been suddenly
ordered to leave Greek The destination OF the
feet is reported 10 ne Iunls . ,,, -,
The Leusc GreiazbOten, supposed 10 be inspired py
Prince Bismarck. says dispute las ar sen DeJWeeu
Austria and England regarding the navigation OF ue
Danube Austria" II says, proposed toe FORMATION
If Dermanent commission Of the riparian states uhGei
Austrian presidency TOT the control or the river -
tween Calatz ana Iron Gaes. England Is opposed
10 e an urging thai such commission shOuIo CONSIST
only of the represen of the States bordering on
he 10 yer Danube. Germany supports Auslfla. me
British Ministerial papers attribute lmpoi lance 10 '
.latrment In consequence OF Mr. Giadstones hOstlHN
IN 4
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THE DEATH or EX-G0TEEN0R BIGLER.

C1rARFIELp. Penn, Aug 9.-Ex-GOvernOr
gler died this morning Al o'clock For number OF
years h. had been affected WI vaiyuar diseases OF the
heart and for the last twelve months was greatly en-
rerbed. For last three months he was confined 10
his ROOM and ior some 1t evident to his friends
that MS recovery VS. impossible lie bore his suffer
s vtn oreat resignation, and being fully conscious OF
III. condition. hc calmly awaited death Yesterday ne
ua very much oppressed with difficulty Of breathing.
bal passed "a comfortable night, aud at O'clock this
manning gavo sgu- great prostraton his pulse being
almost gone RaiIymg again. II was thought he might
hive some hours but at fifteen minutes OF ms head Tell
back and without a struggle he passed away a one IN
.tto l~ep Although unable u converse mucd. he re-
tanned fu.I consciousness unr almost tle last moment
HIS dea bod was surrounded by his family ami many
Of his persoual friends. His body VIII be deposited IN
the cemetery at this place on Wednesday az
O'Clock D. N.
William Bigler WAS born at Shermansburg'
Cum tcrlau1 County. Pc. H. IN becomoer ISL lie re-
cev.d "a moderate school education. and az an early age
adopted tie business Iriuter From 1881 Q" 1888
ne was employed IN tue Office OF me Beltcfon-
tine DsBicerrf thcn owned by rs brother John
! Acurg Oh The advice o. some PERSONAL friends
William removed % Clcaghcm County. add be-
ean inc publication OF The tted''ia De"'cf"i' "hrh
IN .is ,pis and industry lc ma,c success. III 1897
h. I irrird % daughter OF 4. T. k't M e1rhe!d soa
Dis paper and entered into mercantile b"auesa with AIS
! ,,tler.u-ia, lie was au earnest j. 'mourai. and in
1871 WINS chosen by Ia, parry to tae siAte Convention
aud 10 the state senate. ne va, reerced To tae Snae
IA 1871 and n borh1 SIS ana IA was chosen Speaker
Of iLat boGy. While 10 TIE Senate he advocated TIC
c,ns,r,.,ttou of tho PENNSYLVANIA Railroad and other
| matters of pubic Importance.
! In iSl9 s.r Biglrr WAS appointed one OF tht
! p,yenu. Commissioners. ANA ga 1891 was elected
t;9'e.rrr .. bls state lie caufdIte for rec oc
ZION I'D SDl dreattd d. GOV amor POLLOCK thi
M. .Iu,t1.fe L. l1JJ ne ~ ado President OF Oh,
PD.doIpuia aud Erie fLii road. and Use same year Wal
,i M La tlc United States senate 10 which ne serves
for one term beng placed On tHe Committees "n Com
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ArTKEN- On saturday 7th william .. Aiken. aged
Realyes ana friends are invited % attend tnnors %
Tuesilv the 10Th IT,. al iOoc~ p M rom ia" Ihhfch
OF me Holy TRINITY d. BnEsl corner oi AaAson ava
Isi6cat 1t woo4iawn Cemetery Friends kindly omit 10"
ARNoLD-rn Rrooklvn. August 3 Edwari eldest sou o.
nds are ycd 10 attend the funeral the residence
OF HI. az IS Monroe place brooklyn iuesday Angus
BARKER-on Monday evening Hannah. widow o. Nathan
rcou6c OF funeral her .afi'r.
BIsHOP-At saratoga -. y, August = the Hon Nathan
FHa-1 services at his late rssd,ace So II East eIh.
Tuos,ay At
BrsUOp-on saturday TN us, P.v.w Bishop the 7Iu
Res and friends Of family re.Deeful, i3gi,si %
attend funeral from hs ale iesdenco Bloomfield n J.
Carriages be waiting on arrival Of the 1910 train from
ioot OF Barclay and Christopher ,'s
CARHARr-sndd,nly on August a. PAN mthA Airoa;
elek Mountain 35a Marx A T'S q 5 'H' a.
No zee of funeral hereafter
DAVIp-At Workers August 6. stephen sican DAVID
EvAvs-At Burlington VI Angus. ]. 1880 at tho Insane
Aasnr IlH and utea papers please copy.
HoYr RIOS EvELr-on Naorday august 2 q, s1e r ,s,
dsnce u her parents 1874 East 5ctst Belle willow o Jho
isie @ b Hoyt and daughter OF Warren EoseyeL esl
Funeral services on TUESDAY a. D. ID Al the "Ae" street
sHERMAN-At his resilenc'. No 1T East 36thst New
in Inc Is n year VI mis- age
and freud are nyei % attend ne iinera ser
the homestead, at NewoqTg y y ,,,.,e,
|
THVRBER-At Homer. y. Y, August y 1850, blitha d.
| wife OF ira 4. Thurber. " Br0OAb ~
| Funeral "A Homer. Tuesday, ION inst
WILTON saturday night, Augus l. Liza WHO" OF iona
than VIII. a o.. -. - .
rt nda are f'fntatuF 70 a..nN
funeral Late residence $40 East 5ohs' on Tues
daf at l p.
wELLs-At New Milford Conn August 7, the aev Edward
! Livingston Wells D. D.. aged 40 wears.
johns Church. New Miltori on lufs
! dlV. lOth inst. az > o. ~.
Interment l1thins on arrival OF train &C
| l:lOp. N.
ZABRrs KIE-On saturday August T. at his resienoe Al
F1iera sorvces OF Tuesday. TO- at I)3O at 80
| Wsst5 Jth g.. New York CITY.
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FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON, Mon lay, !

LONDON, M0niay, Aug - lSSo
Tho American ship Rhine. Captnn Knight WH4cA
,tled from this port tine ON INST FOR Sewlo mas
nm rIuch damaged bg !. collision Ia tho Ihanes
t u,,cbesfer Gtardiaa's London correspondent say
.n, he hears thai Mr. Arthur sullivan, the COMPOSER
ne rIen and sent 70 The Marquis Of L1rne, Governor
1a,,rra of the DomiuiOu CANADIAN Nailoh"i ~ nH'
nm, ord If Trade returns for July SHOW that the
10, vain. Of exports was 92027O57O, against
IN rg2 for the same month last yoar ana the
80 - NJ tolal imUorts fOr July &33,3o2,J5O' aSaih'
eco I a. O72 ior ihe same month la~t year
,oto r..uit. of tne second ballot for members
. ,,,ncus General are 80 Republican, and - Con
Oh tn' - rofurued The Republicans gain 80 and the
(of.-,rv Afivcs ) members
o,.t c3,tor of TribOuieLa sahucal paper ha.
becu expelled FROM France.
The Madrid opposition press comment strongly upon
roraI decree. Published in the official Gd-ete n1m'
49, tht If a son ia born to the Queen he Will take IN
hk tn. 800 ~ A.lura-" bat II tue expected nell
i,'e ~ ee 20 be "A girl will take tue ulle oil la
fnuta u spain
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In FOREIGN LANDS.
A FRENCH NAVAL REVIEW.
PRESIDENT GREvY INSPECTING THE TRENCH
FLEET AT CnERBoURG.

FLEET AT CnERBoURG.
PARIS Monday Aug ., 1880.
The mlnquvres of the French feet assem-
bed at Cherbourg began yesterday The cityI~ deco
IN ed with flags and fctos promise to realize ali ex
pectatons. President Grevy his arrival wei
coined ny Admiral Riboust, the Marine Pretcc' not
wthsianding the incident Of the quarrel between the
Mavor # Cherbourg and the Admiral VINO neglected to
decorate his fleet the 14th OF July. the National
fete day. which thought 10 indicate disposition
on pars withhold the eourteses custOmarIly ex-
ten led 20 Official visitors.
Tnc fleet comprises six Of the largest and most pow
erfu Of the French iron clads forming squadron OF
evolution under the command Wee Admiral Garnault
Trey the Colbert Fredand and GauIos constituting
the rst division OF the feet AMI the sufren Revanehe
and Surveillance. forming the second DIVISION Tying
squadron. consisting OF the Flore AmeIlque taNoite
aid Resolve IT, also assembled under the command OF
Rear-Admra Gaibert, and submarine or torpedo
squadron under the orders OF Rear-Adnlral Baron
Grvel
OF lhc irou-cads the Colbert and Fredland are the
largest the former being OF 6l7 tons and the latter
of 9IG tons di.placem n Tie armor plating or both
il nearly inches thick ~ the strongest paris an
eaca vessel carries crew of 700 officers and men, and
almost exactly the armament. tne Colbert being
six I4-ceutiuetre guns. while The Friedland carries
cl :ht - ceumetre md eight "A centmere pieces Inc
me fastest ron clad in IL French Navy, being able 10
steam of 147 knots an hour, while the fuedahd
has sue ii OF 1873 knots. Both hc5e vessels ar ts
maicd shus as Is also the Sufren, vessel 81 LOW
tons displacement srmoei win egntinch plates ana
carving an armament of four 27-ceutilnrlre' Icur
24ccufinctre. ard six 12centmctfe guns. WIN com
1Ieu,ant a. SO officers and men The GAuois Revanche
and Surveillance armored frieafes each OF o.'V4
tom displacement. protected wih -txne9 pI ites ana
ea,p rarrylng eight 2i-ceutuctre and four cent?
mel re mus with a crew OF $50 officers and men.
LONDON. Monday. Aug. 8, 1880.
The Ear of Northbrook First Lord OF the Admiralty,
and his staf have gone Cherbourg on board the Adj
mraty yacht TO attend the manpuyres OF the french
feet.
President Grevy and ". NJ. Gambetta and Leon say
To-day wi messed the lunch OF the new man DIVA
Mng0n, and afterwards visited the Roadstead ana
Squadron.
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WAsuINGTON NOTES

WASHINGTON. Monday, Aus.9, 1850.
Robert l.. Boyd has been appointed Internal Revenue
storekeeper and Gauger for the I'D District OF Georgia
Secretary Ramsey said to-day that ne thought the
Whitaker case would be disposed OF within the next few
days.
VIM. Bridge has been appointed Postmaster at Long
Island CITY, Queens County. y. Y, vice Lewis Graves
deceased.
TIE bids for furnishing labor for pnbc store in New
York CITY were opened at the Treasury Department
to-day. Awards viii probably be made 10 morrow
The President to-day appointed H. j. Crouch OF
PepnsvIvnla 10 be United states Consul ST. Helena.
and CeorLe ". Roosevelt. II Pennsylvania. 10 he United
states Consul MitanZds both % date from september
l, 1880.
Judge Lawrence First Controller Of the Treasury has
decided on the claim Of Colonel Wood FOR $4,000 due
MIN for certain detective work that the Treasury mas no
legal Authority 90 pay IT,
MI French Auditor Of Railroad Accounts, and Mr..
Nichols. Government engineer, viii leave Washington
tomorrow for ST. Paul, Mimi, from when point they
viii begn the inspection OF the andsrant ralI-
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IRISH TURBULENCE
A CROWN SOLICITOR AND HIS SONS sHor-HoME
RULE MOVEMENTS

LONDON. Monday Aug. 9, 1850.
4 fearful outrage was perpetrated last night
near New Ross ireland. Thomas Boyd Crown solicitor
for County Tpperary and his two sons were fired nj by
Marty Of assassins armed with guns and Oayvnets and
wearing masks Mr.. Boyd severely wounded In the
arm and - said be dying One Of his SONS was sno
through the lungs and there hopes for his recoV
erv while the other received slight wound IN the
le Three men have been arrested on suspicion OF COM
hitting the outrage.
The Dublin correspondent OF The Times says; " The
country has never been more tranquil than now. Inc
danger from organized bands OF agtaors ana Fenans Is
10 greater than It was former years. The I'mfS IA
nm editorial article says: There viii be no popular
rising where there are troops ready % supuress IT,
There was a grand demonstration OF Home huers "t
Liverpool on sunday 10 meet Mr Parneil VINO ana NOT
attend MI COmmins. one OF the Home kue I'D eh JtIs
Of Parliament for R0scOmmOn presided lie ana OLhef
peakers attacked she House OF Lords Tor ftccdhE the
Compensation hi. .- -. r-.,...,
vas received there with feeling OF alarm put WIN
simple surprise.
Mr. Parnell delivered the opening address at home
Rule Convention at NewcasCeuDJn-Iy lyme To-Day.
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Post Offices and Post Roads and Enrossed Bile h
In the debates and In the Senate preceding tnS
outbreak OF the civil he sustained the policy ~
President Buchanan. Of whom he was warm petsVh"
friend In fS64 he n cdndldate FOR Congress- ga
was defeated a delegate TO the Chicago Con
yention Ia 1864. to the Philadelphia National Union
Convention 4" in 1866, 70 the Ncw-IOrk Convention III
IsGs and ~ the Pennsylvania Constitutional C0hVeh
ton IN 1873.
Governor Bgler was an early friend OF the Centennial
Exhibition movement acted from the beginning ~
member OF the Board OF Finance. and in 1873 was ap
pOintpd financial agent for the board. post OF great
respOns bi;y % the duties OF which ne apphed nnseit
with yea and earnestDess. - . $3.50
In the Pennsylvania mOcratc Convention OF lSI0
twenty yenrs after bis election as G0yefnCr-hr'
Biger was again candidate, representing me dlahe
sey hard-mOney element OF ns party anu ached only
q few votes Of a nomination.
LONDON, Aug. 9.-Jean Eugine Haretnz-
BUSCH the spanish dramatic author, has died III aaFu
&C the age OF seycnty-f0ur
LONDON, Aug. 9.--Sr Peter George Fitzger-
aid commonly known the Knight Of Kerry dlea NJ
Valencia on Saturday last He was especially re
nowued FOR the interest be TOOK in tue success OF the
Atlantic cables The Queen had recently conferred q
barouctcy On him.
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BRITISH GOVERNMENT REPLIES.

BEKLIN,
Tie Marquis of Harrington. Secretary Oh
state for Inda stated the House OF Commons TINS
evening that the Government viii perseverc with the
1,,,,,.rs, Ii,btlitv Hares and Rabbits, Burials and
savings Bank Money Order bills,
Replying to a question. the Marquis OF harrington
sa,d The Governments intention TO withdraw from
Cai,ul immediately had been formed before General
Burro1s's defeat. General Stewart he said' rniiy
orcur N believing that all objects have been attained
m mar a lonoer sav in Cabu is unnecessary. No tu-
ernat,ou has been received regarding the capture OF
Cnomaii- { bobi by the AIgnans -, -, o..
80. ti,, ponerf Rourke. said SIX cases Of Texan
S,r had beey reported in American cargOes or cattle
nm, ne i moi appre bend any danger from tue w. ana ne
died tuat every precautiOu being taken 10 prevent
tue spread OF the disease.
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4 ulsS1cHrSErrS TRAGEDY
SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Aug. 9.-The fami

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Aug. 9.-Thc family oi
Zehuna Tson. lying about mile ron
shuiosburg Ceutre, wee alarmed anont >
o'clock last night By the sudden np
pearsncc OF Jlryl. Nelson Pho ps a yount mAn Of
four son Of their nearest neiZbbor. who was
bleeding from several wounds in he chest Tie declared
chat he had shot himself and had bat few
minutes 20 ve and that he had lef fhe dead body 81
s1rab A Grover hl. former mistress, IN the woods
bori dis,aDcp away An alarm was immediatey gwen
aud the search proved Pheips's story Z" De true.
Pnrus who has wife living; formerly lyed vim Saiie
royr who was scarcely nineteen ard was quite pretty
ana modest IN appaarnc untl arrested Tor Digany
and sent 10 Greenfield JAN for year.
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FOUND WITHOUT A HEAD.

MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF AN OLD MUSICIAN.
vvrf,r Two HoERGFIED WOMEN pIsCOvERED WHILE
GATHERING BERTIFs on SUNDAY MAN ION"
SINCE DEAD LYING BESIDE A LoG-LETrERS
FOUND II HIS POCKET
The discovery of a heldless man lying IN
the woods known as the Twelve Acres"
near the village of Locust valley
a quiet hamlet in Oyster Bay town
shin. On Sunday, caused much ex-
element among the villagers and summer
visitors there. The man was an Oh
musician. it is said. and is thought tn
have been crazy at times. lie was msC
seen six weeks ago. A cOroners jury
Yesterday, was unable to find any evidence
explaining the old mans death.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS
poRr nr vEw.YonR. ...ARRIvEI

PORT or NEw.YORR. ...A3RGVEO AUGUST o.
Bark Fri Nor Erickson santos June 10 via Bsrbadoe,
Juiy -. in ballast 20 TOBIAS q. 90 90 -,
BriQ Annie Mcleod Bri McBtv. Village Cacos 10 Jas
win euauo Duncan Sic I'll; vessel % aiten on ~ %
-rhr storm petrol Ellsworth. HerrioS, NagnADp -
days F sugar ana moiasses &c Rivera Co. vessel -
warren Raw. 800, -. ~
r. Perg a. &C. . .,,-.t..
cross of P1rrsOOfO Ns PattcIs0h 'AAif
y - "a iar4 with spiInZ % order
Scar I6eta. Kinks Bangor with Zee 10 r B1ek q 90
Schr FOstn3 PlbrOO bangor VIA ice % hicAef3Oc AZ
& Co. o., o.-
-chr q y Fisk. Baker Glrun@r With zee 20 II 'itspii
vessel Parsons x L0nf
~rhr Zinro Bragion bangor lumber % " Schuyer
-chr Mary Brewer Tanln George he with granite 20
Ch1se * 60. -, .,,,,,
Plymouth Auc o The .tr ClmbUa rom Now-Iors Tor
lburg has She detained seven h0urs Oh i'
Lizard by dense ton
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

A WEEKS WORK OF THE POST OFtlCLS'
MAIL MATTER OF ALL KINDS sENI OUT of @MAi''N'N
OFFICES THE FIRST WEEK IN NOVEMBER LASl'
WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-The Postmaster
General on August 10 1879, ssucd an order directing
an actual count 10 be made week Of the number
OF letters and postal cards and Of packages OF mce
neous printed matter and merchandise deposited TOT
mailing in al the post Offices and postal cars OF tnr
United states The first week of November WIS chosen
for the count It thought the business OF
that would be nearly as possible tair aVerigr'
Multiplying the results the count by hitytwo. 1t Is
estimated that the domestic postal business Of the last
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- NEAvrR.s eorrHERN LEssON.

s.
Mr.. Weayer's faith in cOncIlauOn 10y apJecI
surrender profound thal be c0uce yc ne now
idea 81 making personal canvass OF the Sputh III w
interest d, Als own candidacy He SET ~ Win us 80.
on on s'de OF Alabama. and passing across thal 49,
turned double furrOw on MS return II Was Ieloeu
thai meetings We're wei attended ana ttt ,F ~
sition 10 BourbOusm WAS lively and increasing N Voi
ume We uote however tnal on ms IStuta 10 e 9-
count mere could be GO - Democratic parry IN Al4-
hama B.f he wa shTeWd enough 10 "'iU ma q a. rand
II Alabama was rot assuIe4. IL seem Il ~ - ~ -,
ofaro though ,tx months ago he was as ready To eef
Al u, nput or o. fraud IN tim, quarter as any boui
bon OF nsmal Mr. weaver hhIS peiolt t,o s
eiaffto. nav. h.Gorne1 open and positive Cnii-eS
snce ta event. Tie says there s no sneh thihg s
fair election Ia tie Soutn, and thou2n ne UseL 10 '
thAt Nil TiGeu eicctei, be l. now Qhte It'uS "
Is yor- so long the Republican mal came none
win bloody TANKS. he properly seepucal. Like
P1b leaI, g1red their own OK. win the result teach
mn auytA.ngl VIII ne recognize the ttct ihat apeC'
DO matter what party makes IL VIII be and as fellow
l. irn taJt none Dut Democratic oxen can Craze Inc
green pas ures u tina quarter IA peace
GREAT SUCCESS OF GARFIELD's TRIP.
7r,rqf I4frfds Dtsg1tches % TIE Cincinnati C0"HeTcc'
II l. safe to say that General Carried :
NeWYob excurion Is success. az u ~ pDP' fi
by immense crowds who we're ID napPy 7ldte Oi in1
Al the PRINCIPAL cities the crowns uise ,le -
win banners. the thunder % cannon ana cheer tnaJ
made me oa Ts snort svodne the ragged
edges OF controversy but ful toned on ue
Of labor the worth OF industry. the prosperity
of the people, the credit OF the country 4u,,,
mo glory IN the Nation lich ne took 70 shield
with h1g y. The speeches OF Harrison. Conger krk
wood, Williams and Plat were full Of energy Inels
were an ual number OF speeches, large snare OF
them from Garfield. The bearing or the General was
admirable. He cordial ana "a kdtye on the tram
and dan icC ~ ms addresses making peasant III
preston uuon the many thousands which lie met iace
10 face. Local politicians net Oh the traln sad hert
was no other who could have OeeD nominated VINO
would completely AS Garfield has done WIZ
The republicans and bring out their fui sOLO
vote. Many Of Senator COuk ings strongest frlenos
toos part IN the demonstrations, and ass frances were
rven hgt lie Senator himself Will into the con est
and make appearance soon IN Indiana ana ono II
q said senator must nave mis- own way Dul tua'
firp viii De- no occasion complain 10 MIN. The state
Tent = made that the reason COnking kept aloOf az
New YORK WAS that he had been charged bY the
inerls and Indep ndents with purpose or BARGAINING
with Garfield therefore n thought II the better WY 10
be az "a retiring disposition for the present Mr Cohk-
lng's enemies are. must be admitted, better pe.stu
with his method his friends ar Ihus Iar ths *
curSlu has stirred up tae ueOre or southern NC" hOlh
and tlc shape of THINGS has been improved.
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THE INVADERS OF INDIAN TERRITORY.

WAsuINGTON, Aug. 9.-General sheridan
teIrrraohs 10 Abu-ant-Gcneral Drum as follows " The
commanding officer AT Caldwell tolcgrapls through The
Department or Missouri that Payne and five OF hs az
socrates leave ay under proper guard for Fort smith,
Ark there 10 Dee turned TO the United states Mar
shall Tor the Western District OF Arkansaa Those cap
ured with Payne VINO did nor bClong 20 the hrst parry
captured nave been released" Payne ia the leader OF
me recent Invasion upon the Indian Territory the de-
fails OF which have been heretofore published
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roo SHREWD FOR i FOBGER.

TO the Editor Of The TrtbHne.
SIR: In your paper of to-day you mention
certain forgeres said have been committed on the
Bank OF North America viii you kindly allow me 10
saie that only one check purpOrng 20 bear the signa
tre toned was presented at the bank, and That the
forgery was at once discovered. No money was pad.
and me bank therefore dld lose single dollar by
the attempt Respectfully, r. '" HHItTEhokI;
Nor YorL Auy q 1880 Cashier.
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THE GRIID s0LDlERy REUAIoM

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Aug. 9.-To-night the
whole city 81, decorated IN honor ot The soliiers' re-
uuiou Highest for ave miles - almost STA led with
bunting Llrgr on paintings 40 feet by p, nave bees
placed ON top o. the CAPITOL resprcsoDt.ng soldiers
slepr with camp rrs burning and tents In the
aea,round IA the SEA. covered visa guDboats. Sky
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JuuIGRAyrS E0BBED IT CASTLE GARDEN

Aspr,py PARK. n. j. Aug. 9.-To-day another
family Of Polish emigrants-nan ~Ife ana SIX 'N-l"h
arrived here. They could not SPEAK d worn u rug
bsh. and had no food nor money. Inro"Eu a. ~
IT, a., man stated tnat he had paid an agent at Cas-
- carden New-York "a bonus Tor getting employment
49, htns,f ana children az some point "es'-he Thought
n as Columbia Neb anu ye up al Dc n"a of
-, IN fEat point: hut they iouhd tHrn-e'Fs
Roi,ry park 10 which place their tleAets zero asusu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-10
THE SHIP WHITTIER LOST.

BosToN, Mass. Aug. 9.-Prlvate adylces, re-
cevd this morning report the Oss Of the ship whittier
owned by John n. Cushing ana others OF Ne"bury-
nort she was 29J burthen, was asst reported at
R,,a lime g. and left there few days aterpr0babIy
j., n l.st for Cebee Her hull WA insured for s3b 900
a. yyi.p Boston Offices india. Manu.ae turef,
~ and American s. 90 each Shoe and Leather,
~ 800. aud Washington 91oOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-10
TALUABLE DIfH0NDS STOLEN

UREA, Y. Y, Aug 9.-The baggage of Henry
Schiller commercial traveller. from New York, has
been robbed OF diamonds worth $4,000. He stay
ing az Baggs Hotel.