Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-10-01
Late Foreign News.


were received from the colonies by tho
steamer .Ausiraiio, and from San Fran.
cisco by the Sadie h. CATER on Monday
the 26th inst:
WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-Tbo President
was removed from the Executive Mansion
Mt nm early hour this morning to special
train ut the depot, which was to convey
him to Long Branch. The removal was
successfully performed without any mis-.
hap or noteworthy incident. The entire
route was kept clear of vehicles by police. |
men stationed Mt every intersecting street |
| The Presidents train, after leaving Bay |
! View, was run at the rate of fifty miles |
per hour. The track in this locality is
very straight and in excellent condition,
aud though the speed was at times greater
than fifty miles per hour, the vibration of
the Presidents bed was no more than it
would have been had the train been NOV.
ing at twenty miles per hour.
ELBERoN, Sept. 7.-Thc crowds are
great, but orderly. There are flags at
qunrter-mnst expressive Of sympathy, and
all the Southern stea ncrs, in passing,
salute the flags.
ELBERoY, Sept. l0.-9.30 A.M.-At the
examination of the President at $50 this
morning his temperature was 99.4, pulse
l0t, respiration Is. He slept well during
the night, awakening only at intervals of
one.half to one hour. There is n percepti-
| bic increase of strength with an improved
condition of the digestive apparatus. The
tumefaction of the parotid gland has on.
tirely disappeared. and the suppuration has
greatly diminished. The wound continues
to improve, and presents more healty APP
Pearance.
NEW York, Sept. 6.-Further intell.
gence from New Mexico shows hat Gen.
eral Carr and his detachment of American
troops, were not, as previously stated,
} in the fort. From this tho General and
the bulk of his officers and men subse-
quently effected their escape
New YORK, Sept. Fuller details
which have now been received regarding
} the recent attack on General Carr by
Apache Indians, prove that the first ac-
counts of the affair were much exagger.
ated. The Indians greatly outuumhered
, the force under General Carr, bat Carr and
the bulk of his troops succeeded in making
their escape to fort some distance from
S the scene of the attack. In their flight
eleven American soldiers only were killed,
: besides number beng wounded.
A punishment not to be forgotten will
be dealt out to the treacherous murderers
of the lamented Hentig and the brave men
=. who fell with him. AT no time in the last
!, ton years in this Territory has there been
such quick and rapid placing Of troops in
" the different portions threatened by hosliles
= as has been doue ON this occasion.
y Several regular army officers on leave
i of absence have been ordered to join their
regiments IN Arizona ut ouce.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. s.-Prentice Mul.
ford, the we'll. known lecturer, relieved of n
i pastoral charge three weeks ago on &C.
!. count OF 'ntoAlcation, has su'c'ded.
y ST. Paul, (Minn J, Sept. IA Yates
- special to the Pioneer Press, received al
:, midnight, says. The removal Of Sitting
:. Bull and his baud of Indians from the
y Standard Rock Agency has been accom-.
!, plished safely. The steamer Sherman ar
g rived at II AN. Bull had been very def
:. ant, and said he would die rather than g,
. to Fort Randall, aud careful preparations
a were made by commanding officers. Thu
IS band was surrounded by n square Of sol