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V0,Xa\XV.Pt?-10,7-21.
NEW-YORK, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1875.
PRICE POUR CEINTS.
THE STATE CENSUS.
BETVRNS nOM TWO-THIRDS OF THE STATE.
? TOTA!. PUPILA I ION IN POSTS VOUBT1BS UK
.'I,.!?.").?!'??? OVFU THF FMWBBATIOM i'l I870?
TBK HAIN OVKR MIK API'nltl U?NM1 NI' CTSM'S
A1RFIDY 7(>:i,<S 1 ?i?l'K< ?BAULK IM ?IASK OF
KKPKF..<?l*NTA'lli'.'?I IN NKW -Y.iltK C1TY?TIIF.
(.HOWTH OK CfflBB.
|lh(?v) a R1..I ( VK ioKiil-)ttvti!M i>! Tin IBSBBBB.]
Al.HANY. ?afi iOw?1 he i-e um is ?ii the State is not
yet ctuni'lcti ?1. No rd?n in- ln\ S Im?, n roceiv. ?1 from
several ? i-iintus. Tho*o that have been received
remain nt.. ?uiiit??d. and preat rows ?>f unopssBra
ssisa. asntaialm thi nsaltaafths ?numcratum, till
the -<trii.lt r? i.i ?he M fe Ball. TIM tir-t box tim
opened i.m1;iv . and an i \tra force id tight or ten
cleik.? w.u. put on dat! to ]?Kik over the
thirty ?>r letty shc.ts that raptasen! the enumera?
tion ?d Madtraa Oanaty. It is .estimated that
with iiialiistry t lie extra clcii.al force ?ill be able
to venf.v, cornet, n vise, and foot up Madison
County daifag tin- ?l.iy. The mleasBOB l??r this delny
is Um ?ii.Milnum cassity of eaiefally rerisiag the
alitv? nlv WOt- which the enumerator? have almost
ntnfoiinly put ??ti uiKin tin* Censes Barana lure
ritlai r ihrmiirla icii'traiite, inupt ?tude for tim l?u?i
?.M-. la/iiic?-M. or vv lllful neKlin? ii? e. 'I'lie complex
Banne nf the returns ha? Leen a fruitful cause nf
nu?'.i'l???" and error?, while tin? inadeqaatc pay Bad
tin- qaael polith al eharactec si the sppoialiraints oi
rininieiat.in* have resulted in t'toiuaii.v Instand0 in
seen i i ni: pansas ta perfsm iii? Bapsrtanl ??ni? oof
enumeration who could not coiiipit'h?ml lhat any
lalmr or ?arc was required. The?-?? QaSSM account
fi>T the (I lay ia the ?irriv al of the returns here. The
delay m ??i?t mun the Saxes here has Ih-cii due to the
i,?-,. e?t? "f .-?Lit>.?ililli the retnrna with one another,
in sidra to credit ? ai h sannt y, a*? th*' work paoceads,
aiih i'i?-min?t. ? el pnMic asyliinis ni prisons dm to
then'. For iiistaiice, (if tiif 744 hUBBtesof the Lu?
natic Asylum in I "tica, a great ftnportioB bekaig io
other ciiutitieB. and have to be charged thereto, bl
Ihsiiih Ihr] are only enumerated at 1'ti.a. Io con?
llHili nee of this m . i-ssitv of Balancing lire return'?.
the anal f??t?tin^ ap here will not he completed prob?
ably un! il m i.v ii.i r th.- beginning of Dec* ?niter, even
ii ?o mob. '1 his is tin mon Ik? u from the fad that
Ki? i? taiv \v ill? rs has.'iiuuuiiu ? ii ln?.d< termination tu
h.ive all the ?raited fontiag - ? snfnlly and aeenrately
ssade : ?mil it araat he remembered that these in? lnde
marri,ti.'-'.?, deaths, lahor wages, aliens, children,
?raines of manufacture?, of Bgricultnje, and ni real
estate, and several other items, Under thara i ii*?
asrastaneee, the dial lull and positively accurate
ri'i"i.i of the (iii-us may he looked tor aiming the
nu Stage? to the Ia gialal ure.
la nearly all cassa, however, the County Clerks,
to a horn the returns in their n sp? live counties are
sahmitted, luv?- aaaasd footings to be made In their
otti. ra h-lure forwarding the returns to the Secre?
tary ot Mate. Prora these footiags, ra lar as re>
solved, the following table has been compiled. The
nturne an probablv ra exact, except foi th< bal?
am lag Tifcrred to, as the footings to ha Blade
i>!. liter at the (illili-.'t the Secretary of Btate; and
although they ci'tinot be called posKiTclyofficial,
til? Si i ia Lil J pf St I' himself is of th Opinion that
they ? iii nut be changed very materiallj by his own
count. iThey represent the totals of population
rompan ?I ?*ali those oi' lv.70 m forty eountieeof
the State and st venteen out of the tweiitv-fonr
cities, and may be taken m a bash Bpou which to
cal? itla'i- the grand total.
It will he obaerred in the table below thal tin
coiinfies of Cbenango, Cor* land. Del swan, Jeffer?
son. Livmuston, st. Lawrance, Beboharie, an(l
Toiii|ikins have each nffeted a decrease, lins?- an
all rural pam bioes, nene of them c:xi ? iii Jegeraon und
YA. Lawrence confaininir an incorporated city; and
oi tin ? ities in Iheas i ra eenatiss, Waurtown and
?Dgdensburg, the population ii as im reased more theo
that of tin- county has decreased, showing vu?
positively the tendency of the inhabitants al the
M iintry to BigratS Lillie cities. Wes!? lier, r 1? ulso
BsaoBg the ciiiiiitiiH taflering from a decrease. The
esti-iiaidl popalatioa of the distrii is recently no?
on?ni to New-York City does- nut ft:liy Obi-ouiit for
Ihe great decrease oi ?>o,885. lhc returns foi the
riii?-?-. ?w? given below, a ill farther confirm the gre
gumms ten.lem n s of our State population. Of
this?-. MTeatnen, all except Toakers, of which
only the town BOSmt is given, have
painnl ?mt of .iii proportion to ths ordinary (aereara
of population upon the hx-is of previo.1? u BBBSeS.
Annexation has aided the im ICBM m ni.in.V instani ? ?-.
??ew-Tarh City luis named i2l,i>f?o uf which it is
est im.itcd shuni 90,000 aradas to annexation), nix??
a privions enumeration of 842,999. Rochester
ira m- 18,291, ot wini h 8,19S aro due to annexation,
njNtii a BBS'lJOBS enumeration of ti'A,T>'jti. and
Albany (.'.nu- Hi, 1 ti2, of which 8,794 ?ire ?lue
lo annexation, upon a previous cuuiiitiat mu
of 99^429. Hut the guinn of cities with?
out the aid of annexation aid 111 most instances
very gnat, and in some (|int/> rcMi.arkablc. Unf
faio, ths third city of the .State, nports a gain of |
](..."?_! anana gttrtitam annmeratlon of 117,714, and
is apparently righteously indignant at the Inef?
In a ii- v of the iiiiiini latuis, vv ho shonM hat ?? gil 1 :.
herman. Byraenae, Elmina Troy, inca, Oswego,
l?iiinc. ami Liockparl ull report handsome kii??s. The
nm t ri-iiiiiik.ihia: evidente si ptosperity is ia the
CSM of ('??hoes', a purely iiiantifii. tiintiir ci:y, wliiili
has made the unparalleled incnase of 10,320 upoa
an 1 Mina ration al i.*).:il.'7. ami has stepped ah? sd ?>f
r.ltiiiia. Aabnm, Oswego, Ponghkeepaia, aud
Tonki n ?cities which five years ago fal ontatripped '
h?-r in popalstiiiB and pntenaions. Ponghkecpsie
accepts an incnase of only 17.
Ths paad total ot ths forty counties an given
b?-!ow is :i,L'.'."'i,7!???, an inCTOSSC up m the census of
the sinne ( onnties in 1S70 of 909,901a 'J he a< a sp
I' rritiim "nt to bs arads by tho Legislatan next
Wiateraril] bs i>:i?id Baan the increaes 0jer the
population of ls'i"?, wheo thara same counties n
taraad a total of 2fS91,9h2, ii' incnase uisuitii.it
ei.Utlil'lal i"!l ill tin se ( iilllltii s lb til. 1? lure tlic lan B
Igunaf 7(i:i,sii?, nhiehasayreas -u;?i?ly >?? assamed
le be increased in the twenty counties yat to Lc.ir
bara hy ana-third, thal 1? by 995,000^ makiag the
t??tal nu ie...?c over 1803 alunit 800,000. This in
rit -?-(? wiii sdvanee ths aait at leptraantatioa la ths
Asseiiiitiv to about 85,008, allowing fra ths con?
Btitutloiiiil gnaraatas of on?- nrambai t<> em h sonnty
?xi? pt Hamilton. Ths unit ot Senatorial n pseeeata
turn ?a ill ha adv.iiitiil to ahoai l'Jry.WH). t pon thora
haasa Wsw-Tesh City w?l bs eatitled to seven
bcu??Uirb a;.d tv.? Tit yu me As-.. :ulay uivu.
??TURKS FROM rOBTT COlNIIKS AM)
SBvnmsEN t II U.S.
ct*mHi'. l*-70. 1BSS? latwaaa Psaraara
Allaany. 1SX,05S 164.73? k?,?m7
Aiieiflti-uv._ 4i.,slt 42,1*1'J '.'.OUH _
< ?itsratiiru? t I .?.>'' 4T,d!S S120
<'?iur? t'ii.-'i'o ei.r.io ?2, nmi
Ci.'ai.tsu'iiis... . e9,?H Iii.'.?'.i 6.199
l lieun nu . .'!.'.,I'M 42,007 li,7-C
rbeuaiiBo. 40,'?4 iin.Txa 7t>?
(?l.iila.ia . 47,!H7 60, li,,"? 2,'iix .. ,
Lolunil/l?. ilAHi Ati.tnil pb$
r.irti.ii.? .. . ??.?f.1 ?4.3J3 .... faho
l?el?w?r?_ 4L.!'.'.! 41.!'"! . li*??
LU?.. 17-.',!?'< l!'7,!ll< l?.'.'IS
y-m . 2U,'-4Z a.l.ii'e? 4,t?4K
_1i^k?a. ,..10,871 .s.i.m;i'.? MS
raesw.JL. aiam git.vja ii*
l*laU?.!!l. SO,
ti-nea**......... 1(1
-?rftfBC.\..i. ILBSJ 82,401 /.??
JrffirsaiB. . ??>.4!8 fJ.lA .A
k
jiti.K?toB.*. a-S'J 8ifnji ?n
Vw tors . .. Piiijui LOS4,27? Vil.fifn
t)nekU..,.v. lid (?iS .14.7?? t.lirt)
IJI?a)Lals#a. i??4,l?a 114 1'.?)? lodi?
DiiUiio ..: tfi.i 'ti 4s.li i 8,K23 _
(->??.. . 77H41 7S,62t !,*2
OUtigo. i-.'0'l 5i?,14)3 Lift?
^'iisselaer. b'.lM? 10.'i, 11^ t,,bt,'.t
Bl' li mt? al. 3.1.029 8<? ('70 ay,<?41
lia Aland. 26-'13 '?H,b1Sb 1..-69
BL I.?.? mi.. ? . pt.tiiet M.417
rar-iu.ga. ?1.628 6S,lbf ?1.66?
r ~ ?*a*iu . ?i, .iJ *..,,<ivu ... ha ....
BL I.?*r?ui l . t-l.rlfi HA.irtl . |39
rar.U'SB. li '.'-y bb.ln, ??,?68
I'i libt.BJ it? . ?It. MO r?2 WH , 6M
Rtliuyler. isiiso 19 0^0 41
bei. ?i. . SI7.-H23 ?fi,2i9 416
BVsutieu . ?7,717 71,479 ?,768
?Two tem la? * ?Ulli?!'s\
??lue tatt. Ii a?.'.lliJie.l ne oeiUini u,< ii ?a.a-a1 mu ArrttmmeA.
* lim Wawi. ISS?lai ? UbttiaU Ort.1 ?_?t '. la Ji U?s i ~??*l.
Coontie*,
Bttffnlk .
Tompkins..
Warren.
Wayne.
Westckester,
Y slea.
Total.
ettie.
Albany.
Aul.urn.
buffalo.
Coll ?as.
Kltniia. .
I.?.? kiH.rt.
.Ne? York ....
Ogdenaburg...
Obwi-s-o
I'lcik-hkeepale.
Rscucster..
llottie .
Bl M' use.
Tio\.
Vtua.
W alerto wn...,
\ ui.k. ra.
isro.
?fi.'.eji
HH.l H
EtMd
47.710
. l.d :?4H
IttjBBB
..(.i.y.',.'.:?7
i??ro.
I'n.4 ii
lT.-'.'.S
117.-14
16,3 ?7
16.WJ3
12,42?
isr.t.
M.l?9(i
32.441
?-I.?.-2
4l)s(s
f44,4?ia
1??.7.(1
Increase. Dscreass.
6.072
7?7
?t)0
8.139
.... ?ae.fcc*
136
y.'.".?.'.,7!?? ?U4,l?tjO 4 .Toit
Ad?!ed by
Inc. Dec. Annexa.
ivy.?,.
Hi.'.ht
1 1,(11(1
1 ??4. '?3"?
- -.??77
20.003
14.?
'H: ::,1 i.iii?4,27
](?.(i7i
80,010
'.'().)?s0
I?B.A2B
]I,?*NI
4.5,051
Hil',-,
?- -"I
14 <.',?>
li 7
K?..'?( 13
22.21*0
'.....?.'7
SI.M 3
12.611
4: .mi?
?ts,708
- .
111. IN ?ft
17,47?
lt.n.?
2,301
IB.624
lo,:?.'.)
4.V80
1.KI7
Ul.'Hsll
4'.'7
l.;.7l)
17
18,2*1
1. H
ii.i'oi
2,243
. ."'-'?
BB8
t.,7:?4
SO, (HSJ
8,13(1
RM
(iiH'.tl lotal .1.41,1,11(111 i.(.(>?.i ? sa-? tOEjPtt BBi 44.hell
1 3,ISK'..f this ?li ,r< ase i? using to ts king av?av ti.? IBBB ? r ?Ila
ti1ct?for.N'ew V? ?k
aor. TIU>ES AT BUFFALO.
a Sl'KiXIl ON BEF0BH8 IN NEWYOBI
STATE.
Ri.CKPTION HY THK B'lAltl) OF THAI??TUB OOV
?BEOB KKVILW8 IMF. MAOXITOPS (if THK
Canal bTSTEM of ni.\y-y?>i<k. am? rniii kkm'lt?
OF six mi. ni us OB i:ri oiiM?lit?; ritoviTis ion
Till- tTTCItK?EEMABEB 1?Y MU. l?OKSIlKJMKU?
A TUR IO IHK CANIL AND RIVEE.
F?t I falo, Aug. IO.?Tlie larg? st crowd ever seen
at the Hoard of Trade rooms ?mi* there this morning
io Baaiai at tlie re. ? iptioti n miend to GOT, Tilden by
the Hoard. The Governor was cm urteil in bj Cyrus
Clarke, George B. liililmid. and S. S. Guthrie, in
Company With I.i? iit.-Gov. I)?ir?heiin?T. They took
*a ?(is .m Hu- raatttun amid loud cheers. TboPr?si?
dent of th?'I?.?aril .?1 Trade, (Jj ins Clark?-, tlien ad
dreaeed the audience. In the course of hi? remarks
he introduced the Governor, wliu WSJ received v>ith
applansa, Georf e li. Hibbard, counsel ol ii e Board
then took the Boor, and delivered a highly eotnpli
mentary address of welcome to His 1.x? elk my.
Hie Gove] nor mad? the following respnns? :
Ita, lltliiiMiii. Mu. P!;?*ii>i.M, 4M? UKBTLEEI B Ol Tin:
Boabi? or Trade : I recognise In you not the raeuiberi
..i an Important comnierrla board, nut the business m. u
of tu?- not.le City of Bnffalo, bal the repr?sent?t] ves of
Unit g1? HI s.'. Ma ni ?if ililticoliilllilIiieatli.il bl vi lil? li the
products of th? fertile and distant Vu f', and the populous
I i-t a?, exchanged the common aaents of tin.*? great
eomraunlticB which occupy tlie northern section ot sat
? <>nt in ut. iii?- ex penas of roan eying food lo the con
Miiuci I? oft? ?i great? i tlian the original coal of raising 't.
Whatever, therefore, cheapens transportation ?ulils
lo the pro im tivi ' i ** ol human labor, i??t uiuch
a* lbs nu ecus? ii fertility ?.f th?' soil, or Increased
i geniality ol iii?- climate. Standing here In Buffalo, aid
turning tbe ey? toward thi tai west, we behold a s rica
' of lak.s forming ti?? lin.-t Inland navigation that min
, M.r-sto the wanta of man. winch It Stretched out in ii
I line would extend mora than half the voyage from New
I Vo.k i ? LlrerpooL On the ea t,bv the Erie I anal and
the placid watei <>f ilie Hodson, the lyatem la extended
BOO unie to th? harbor of ?New-York. ?On the
w? st. it la connected by a complicated system ?if i uiwayi
with. \ai\ iiiiiiut. pal I of ti .it iiinsl ni tg.iitle? n: . ?a of
virgin sous, which has been the theater of tin an- and
Industries o? civilized life, a region m which nature baa
i our? ?I ?mt lu i bli ningi ?i'la i i.iiiiilii si prodigality, auu
which is destined to be tin a al of nianj millions <?:
i.ri.-j'eioii* and bappj people, taken together, tbta *;?*
tain is a- ia ng lit its ti noli t .n lit us the ! ?c''? iiaio.ss tu?
oi ( all lill o. cal. from the I '! 1 Wo! ?al lu 1'lw Nt is .
Consider,m> fellow oitlaeus.on whal agrandara]? the
??.a? i?-t* ?nut bnainesa ol our country are organised.
sha i ? st prote? i ilie Erle Canal, which forms one of tin
moat Important Unca of this system, from -, nation]
That is the question for the bus,m ia men .f Bufl'alotu
ron '?cr. [Applause.] You came down to Alban j ?ast
Wlntei and asked for .1 reduction o'tolls. Kvi. ai itoua
to ?Leap, a Hio ro*t of trans] ?nation and transit,
a ?u I rama to l"-.k ?mo the questtou,
v. nu a desire to carry out yuin wishes, I
t?.,.n?l Unit you wore confrontad by a bod) mon
numerous ana arare powerful than yourselves, the tax
payers ol the ram] districts of this ftat.- not itniu
tiuii.lv IteneBted by the i-ai ii?, in reap? tu? whom toe
hurd? us of taxation bad beconw nearly unendurabli. aud
wn? h. coining s., v, thiuort oppreaalvi aevcrltj ?? rj
da?. I Minni..! therefore, ?cutU-men, In mi ipeclal nrae
sag? ol Mai'li is. to in ke a suggest! a which] though!
?t.iilil hrtiiiioiii/.e Hie? tari ?na Interests st *tiikt.
I loiin'l there vu:" ai.a-. * and maladmlulstrsr
ti?.ii. Iran?], mut peculation, win? ti no1 onie
consumed the entire *i.r| ii.- r. i? UUI - ol th? ] ric ( ni ii.
bal I.un?. ii? ?1 oiirt.iv poy?TI with more Mi?r. pi ?fhi...?H>
im n . ni u 1 hi tax? a under pr?t? use t.i imprbv tie- pub?
lic works, i propos?.!, th rofore, that *-e should ou one
hand redaee tus tous i?' tas extent ??! s,?m..?m??i or
???.(iii.(as?, .ni on tue other resal? Bl?7S0,0Uti it live*
Lix mumba Iib re paiacul. and ths fruits o? that eonlru
t.: lin... -.n.mt ron the reduction of thi tolls yon
n*k.'tl for, and temltied to the I u p lyen p?,'i 'i?,"* U of
the burdens ?iiip..-.?1 upon t..uto last year.
l propose to rw ta?-.i...?. gcntl? m? u.thai wa ihoold eoa
tiuue tu* poli? y, I \].| ?,.i.*< j It the p? opie ?>t tai? Bute
trill send :.. Ihe nexi se skin ol xli?- legisUiEve bodies n ;?
h si m.im, s who will honest Ij coop?rais In Ibis great
vto.K. i .... i?. it.\ promise them and promise you thal
whereas we reduced .lie tav. a hurt yasr from 7iatod
mill , next year we wi.i nut tin ai do? n to 4>s and even 4
ililli*. An.?ward tbej eau lu redu? t ii still lower, ioj com
nu i lui m. n <'! In.ita... han .i i. i... thi common '.i i.r. t
whichever] tax-twyei has, bul the special advantage ol
fiiitiui ? i.tiaii. in*.ng tra.!?? uiul Improving the means by
?v.m h ii 11 carried on. \? ?? v. m s?tv, :i lund large enough
tu au-?cr every object ol t..i? U*?w.i, and *.. i?i
ward and mak< thlsgresl r?i??i |?owerf uJ bute and ita ia
stlttitioni all that li has a right and U destined hy i'rovi
(lent??? lo Ik con.r. | tpplaUse.j
ii.m.t?, g? 'Hitmen, that aii?iii]?ie have been roads ta
discouragt i be peupla in this greal work. We have been
toi.l that nothing nus bera accomplished, that nothing
? au in, ami iha ti | ?opl? ara to a mam bound U be lbs
prey ol those abo consume t;.c truiuol l?axation. lu
answsrlpoint to ins practk-al rcralu of six months of
i.-.'.iui. whal arc they I First, we have wounded and
crushed a system of abus , maladministration, frautt, and
l ?o ulation, that lias fatten? d upon lbs public woi ka, tui
trnns|,aiitt r, tin coniumi-r, und the ux-payer. |\j?
ii?.iN'i Ami if the people of this Btale are true to
themselves thal By ?tem, once broken, will never beru
m..i. In ti?.' e.'inii't j.: co, there ? .*?> been enacted s
-i ? .,* laies t?. brtna i. a?.-?.iiiit publi? agents and
oin. i..l p? is?.no. anil to punish their malversuilons, and
the ellli'.lcy Ol Vail..ti. it laelifllll.? li lum. -I? I '. ?I iy tin
art , will Boon be seen. I i the third place, we Bave
!. lilCC I lill t.li* ?.lill It llllUe I the t.?V? I to tilt la gc IX
teut 1 hare mentioned, lu Ihe fourth place, measures
have boen Instituted to hold toa?oeoun1 ths public piuu<
den .u.
'iii erneasnrea have been taken aa early and as rap
Idlj as possible, and are going <?n t?. i-omntmuiatioii. 1
am glad myself to be reproached t<>:' being to.? alow, i
u t\. been us fast as I could, aud bars given sil n.y time
to your service, Bul I rejoice tobe reproached fur being
too stow, becanse it ind?cales to me thal ths people aw
Impatient to consummat? tbegreal reform. [Applause.]
Lastly, g-.iiieui? n. there ii soimstbuig higher, more m?
,nu i..ni, ii'nie mille, in.ui <i< (it ? mi.. i n ii,: human
Bueieti liian etea iluae mulei ?ti mliu tu.?-. We
hat. lifted thi *t u iiiini <<i public i(ii?l official moral
i', ai int. country. Wv have awakened * h nss
?i in?.ne and duli In th? people, und an arousing public
opinion to denian?! better koveroraeiit and a put r ad
luiuistraiton everywhere. lApplause.1 Uentwunen, ths
eause will n??t iml. In ihe last se ?sion ii via* often be
i. o. eil. s.u.i linn-t defeated, and generally obstructed j
but it will go on io a complet? triumph, which will lies
blessing t?i the whole of those '?.???m.??..?? ol i.pie who
live within tbe uriadietion ol ibis Bute. [Applause.J
Who? ?ei si.??iiil.in lu obstruct or opiMs-e It, or stand iu
1 - wa\, ,i iii fal i ot to ii-? again. 1 know tin i? arc men
..f ? lush int?re*iB v.no hav? not j?t learned
tii.it ti.e ui.l ag. Baa gone out ami
ths Ben i?e?' hal ?.uk- lu. [Applause.] 'li.cn
are publie roen leekliin popular favor who ?i.n
think lout Iii?- way to success and honor is to combine
self-lnl rest, to pins Canal King upon Tweed kbng. and
e<? ntl?- tue people ol (bia free Bute. Aosurdlng to ta
liicii -un- ?.I in. ability, I humbly repteseni the common
sen* of the people ol tbli But?, thi farmers, ths
m. c'laiiic*, tue iai.oi. is. ti..- in-n of luianu-s. in, moral
*i us.- and purpose of iii?- cumin.mti- against ilsselaah
und ft auiiiiieiit interests. Kow, n.. i >.f iiuft.no, i a** ron
to Iii to cm.soler what Is to l?a- yuir part lu ila*
aorkl wini?- about roar % urn us esiUngi and
industries, yoa toa ve th? uuvsnuaent tit las rare of It?
self, and men who mean to maka money by plundering
a le. alva tin ?r nigiit i aud days to Bindi oat lbs bk tbo I*.
Thev are always al eonvi ntrana and caucuses Thej gn
to tlie La gis..ii'iiie. ?uni it lui? you ait KptsUug in tan. u I
safety are plotting Bgalnal voiir iiit?"r?-*is and rigliis. li
ton ia iii penult u- to offer a sugg? *? ion ii ito not prasaaM
t.. .?.I us.), I ??iii sal thal i? inn bul min ci?ml.mc, good
linn ?.u.nid unite [uppiaii*. J , an?! if you will be u*
eaiii st hu?! ?i? it iin.iii ?I aiiif persistent in itrmandlng
tbat the light .Im1 lu- ?loin , (Killin ians will youri your
favor (?lid not the 1 ami of the < allai King or
ai., otiitr nug. V\ hat concoiu have yoe hy what
i..line a mau li c.ilvil v>iu? go? * to BlbaBl
to iui*r? prra? nt your iutere-t ami ?luti. I I. It an.i sat
Uls?Uon I??.? 10 pui.llciiii th.tttu.it man is saUsd "aaa>
publican, oi t<> a 1> nee ni ii.,i, lu-1* . ?tilfd ?i lu m?.? rat I
1??ns it ?i tiki- ?my ?ji.i'tr? i.??- v lujt livery li? sears to
Bl te the devil lill jl.iligliter alni a).,! fis?- ) I ant you
have bal to bsss?t your rights.bh?4 thsy ?in ben *p.?.?.i,
nutt Kin ii tin i>.u iur [., v, ?ii, h you betoag eonis to asaba
their nominations, tf there ht on ths ti kel aaraas nu
Bras lo V?iu. y??u nave l?ut to eicraiae the reaei v-?l light I
of th?- /tu.'i ?eau iilu.u to vote for aoin? !>i lv Oma,
[( li.'l* J
<?. ntl? inen, T avail myself of lids a MBit OB to thank tlio
Koa..lof ira.le for Im-ir innlalloli. and Hie ? 111/? li( of
Buffalo for th?. prediga] hosptiaJh * aateh have i?.. n i?
llowedos iu? ?lining the two (!.?>* I save basa t ?situa
mi fn. lal I.ititi -<>ov Iiorsln liu?r [ebsaral, aholsaboul
i.? tate up Li* tiroporarj natrtoaeii >u a: ..my i thaaB
VtSU lol Amil kllulln aa I?, mc, v. ne li I Se? rn.e not so much
ti, in)self pcTnonall). but la Hit cau?e whi? h 1 serio.
'ilie Gdiernor then aat down ann?! prolonged
cliisMing. I Batas ABT lliilsheimer Was, llien loudly
callisi for, and ni tbe cotirso ?if his remarks said :
I thank mu for your kn? hu ** lu aasing me lo appear
before roa. Last A ni un,ti, gicaiiy to m? surprix?, 1 was
put !.. f.ue the people for oltn.- ami ni ?<hm min j I was
elected to Bil ?uti. e which brings uie into relations wita
certain ix-piunarnia ot the BUU Uoveruiuent. I have
ch'ii'u? orad U do my duty aa a olustn of Buffalo?m old
there ate few mm within sound of m? rotes who
bave lived here to Inn?; as I-that duty
which the ?iii/mis of liunalo desired I abould
do with reference to their local Interests. I mean it was
easy for me to favor in the ("mini Hoard n reduction si
tolls upan! the canal? |appl ins?-), am) eua ?Hart nut m cal i<
t?c ?mi,* m Altiauy to Ben mun that theil? waa only ouo
way lu wiin li the toll? uji-n the canals could t-o
rccfuceil. The Plate could ?t.-iud a redm Mon of n-v
snuo if a reduction of i ??i'-n-?-? could in- made, and
the (?overnor of the etate showed how thal
inU'lit ho donn. (A|ipluu.sc-1 And It waa also
BBS) forme t'? support In eveiy place and at all time?,
bl vote, hy ?jieci'Vi, mid tiv la-fon.I Influence, the policy
of tin- Governor of this S?tate, who is pioinisiiur to mau
susie lanam and lalee the iMiiiti? ?* or nil penlee above
fas degenerated sondtttoa Inte whiii timy have lately
suuk. ASM ttl'tirta I belle*, u aro rafpetted
lty the p?-.?|?la of luv city, BBMBg whom ? glan
Bp from cm \y ttov liooal, sinl BBtHBg w-fc.mil cxptttt)
live and ?IIr. Ttic'citi:-'? ns of Bnflalo fin or an hm.a-I ?i?l
ministration witiiiuit mapee! te na:'y Maes, and I batten
they will inilliiiclilniflv support the QovSBBSS lu tit? oarn
c?t (tf.nl to jaiinly the politic? of 1'ie lues, lit iluy.
Mr. Dundie i mer then nat down amid cheer?. An
opportunity WBB then otVered the dowd to shaku
hands with the (?overnnr, and nu immerse
iiutnher availed themselves of tim priv ile^t;. The
(Jovcrnor, l.ii-iit.'nant-l?overnor, and a f?-w utilera
then Hiiiliil down the canal to lilack Ko? k on the
Stnto tu^ A. P. Lanius?. They Wen met hy S.S.
Jewill, earp, who invited the pal ty on hoard hi?
palara (-foam pleasun yacht Titania, and a pleasant
time was spent on the river. (In lu r return the Gov?
ernor and party Visited tha Mate Insane ASJ lum.
1'hisi ven i m; alarie nu inher of proini iunt (?tizeiiswere
lu?-?! ntcil to hi? Kxcellcncy at Hu? residents of .Mr.
liomin 'liner. 1 he fin ve. nor will leave for B-TBtOgB
on a ipeiial train to-morrow, at '.' a. in., Baking
stop? ?it Batavia, Rochester, Byraeara and L'tica,
arriving at Saratoga, Friday noon.
EL A CK HILLS.
? -?
PREPARING TO LEAVE.
mr manas oovbb bb up ras an bbb ubobo?tub
TOMB or STOBBWAU LIa.nilh IB CCSTBB'S
(il LCB.
CMBTBBBB, W. T., Abs? IO.?Gen. (rook and Col.
Stanton ntnrned here lo-day ban the Black Hills.
The minen? wen preparing to leave, covering up tia'
richea] iodes to pravenl their hecoflriag known
until such time n? they eau utiiiii. The
eouiitrv is consult ntl rich in K"ld. 'Hie
mountains are full ?ti ?iiiart/. ( apital
and skilled labor wiD develop adaes equal to thora
of Colorado sr Nevada. Then were about 1,800
miners in the Hills, and s gnal deal of prelim?
inar] work has hen done by them in the waj o?
ditches and bliii.es. Than wenna Indians ia thal
ngioa, and hut fen have been seen. Those at the
agencies an still demaading that the minen be
driven mit. Rom? ?old waa panned on! in presence of
th? party, which yielded 7."? coate to the pan. Then
i-- abundance ol a at? r end grasa, and also umbi r lor
building; bul the pine i? not of the highest menbant
able qoality. A town called Mont wall has been
liiitl 01 ; on t'ust.i'.- Gulch, in the iieinity ?if nhich
?ame rich diggings an located. The whole
coon try is weU sdapted to grasing and
farming. The troops an- now- en route
to establish a temporary post mar BtonewaU
foi the purpose ot keepiag ont the minera, J "i < ? f.
J.innry's party wen still exploring the Hill? snd
ariUprobablj remain until the middle of October.
Gen. Crook anti party had Has bunting on Bpring,
Kapil. Klk, and Ilox Elder enck??. takiflg ?i largs
niiin1 cr if deer, elk, and mountain sheen, (?cn. i
Crook leaves to-monoa fat Omaha.
Til!'. NEW MILITARY POST.
CAPT. i'lill'ii K !N lint IK lu I ?.K1. iOMMAVII,
Foal LaBAMIB. Wv.. \uir. IO.?("apt. Pollock lift
Hu? morning !?? ?tssnn c i ommai I of the m a post i*i
the Black Hills, t. !? porarilj establisbed to keep out
misera? Tin post will be garrisoned hy one company
ol infauti v snd two of eavalrv.
TEE YELLOW in r H is Tit na DA.
A DENIAL PROM JA? KBOBVILLE.
?Ia? k-h\\ I1.I.K, I'la.. Auk- 10,?The follow
iu? rraolatieB ?a? paesed Battus the CB] Couaeil of
.ia? keonvll i i??t Bight, for the purpose of patttas an ? ml
to i? Ha:.i lit lag rep,lit thal tliel. 1? Ji Unit fiver ia this
city :
getttttd, That it i? the iiiiiiiii.intus (t|ii!iitiii of iii)-- Dnval
i'o'inty M. tin ni .-.it .iiy-tiit'i, i-, ii* a full attendance?
that turre lia-- a? i heea. Bet i? there now,aB| raai el
yi low .fever, oi saj dlaraae lerambBag It, ia niir umUt
ORE DEATH AT Ki.Y WL.-T.
WashtbotoBi Aug. lo.?A telegram to the
PurKinn (ai)ic(.i! el ike Bavy, dated Ki y Weat. Aug. i),
Say? :
One death from yellow fever (lus woi iiing. No new
easei repi ried nuce Isa] Bight.
A 1.1. ')DlN(i Will. AT PORT BARRARCA1
Waiiimuos, Aug. IO.?The fotlonriog tele?
gram Cram i ort Barraaeai has bera m ? Ivcd bj tiaj -m
K't'tii. da D4 ral of the Army :
At omi 10, Is?.')?a in.
N't in ?v eases ?ave been reported. No deaths han
occurred Everybody is di in,; well.
J M Bbabkab,
Brant M.ij-.r-fii-'.eiai us. ? . loramaiiillag
PECUUAB ? I8E of WHISKY FRAUD.
('nu ti..i. Am?, lo.?A peertliar eaaeoi troon
In the .shipping of whisky waa dlaeovered ycatrrday In
Um riciifyliih' l-l iiiii-liii ? m of li. M. 1 ord, ohv.r A (o.
Be. M loath Wat? i at. The Barana! Involved laabeal IO
iiun a i?, i; ?i a m? u,;,i h laine a moa ' i ' if whi.-ky has
been shipped by thal lim laths Beet, priai IpeUy i?i
iisskit S Hrttlgrsaepof ItMliaBapolta The trregalarity
of the matter m that while the barrels badi ?? prepei
au.mint of li(|iior, anil willie the stamp wa? ? mia tly Bl
lied .uni approved by the gaager, yet the itabs on the
gaager's boob ladleatethatonlj asawll parts! Ihecor
r.-a t ..in,..nit ?? is ( oatalaMd m lin- bam is. Pat ezamph .
whereSSgaUoaiwere shipped, the ?tubwould denota
only aiHiut 24. rinn, this .in cuni I i?ia i \ a? ia o : ed by
lu-jie? t-r Matthews that HU? li whiskj bad bren put tato
the stills. Slid Dial iln? lilian- V?.- ta til to L'a I It out
sad that Usager J. M. Hood, who basdnae lae greater
mut of Ute i-erkfortbc lum, connived al tin deeeuth?a
i ? srrer waa discovered when the f.Hiting? ul the i.?.?
<?f t lie india!, a i? ai is ?ii in were compered ?mi li these ot tim
Lill., m linn in UM I'm a ni? i' iiartimiit.
bill- AGAIBST'AB INMAN AOEBT AM) A
COBTRACTOB.
Omaha, Neb./Ang. io.?The united stat??
Diatriet-Attornej. acrordiag la lastractloai from \\ ...t'.
lagtoa, lins began sail agahut Juba P. Baher, fbnaerlj
iii.iinii .iii at, ?mai sgaiaal ins huadennn. is mumu the
Sill, ol T 1(?, 1(l'I. I I. ililli' e lilli' UM laOVel Ililli 111 from Mr.
Malier. The accounts ?lal.- hack lo 1808. II?- lins alxo l>e
gansalt asalaat K.M.Pmara for bulara t?. nu ? hay
..!.'!?' Ila- I- pit p irit'i' to bring snif> n,i.'aiii-t seven
oilier a-if '71 o? oi ihiaB ate, boom ?if whom .arasaid ra ha
I'latiniiii m politicians.
FAILURE OF J. II DAWES OP le??? K1,AM?, B. V.
Pout Jki.'Yis N. V., Au;;. IO.?The Hon. J. If.
Dawe? of Hot I.und, BaUiVSa ( tenaty, B. Y., owner of tlir
lint r ?-1 nut (?rove timneiy In that town, Ins IBWBlly
in,nie un SSBBgBSSSnt foi the lulu tit of lil? ?a editors, lil?
Lil,"- - an- |86AM0 ami Ins BSSStl .ilaoiit i-.i-?,()<m!. Tim
faii.ir- waa canara S] rot In the taanet) de|?teelatlag the |
i ?nut of lue leal her, um! lu lue Maand itupIlSBlull hi I
baati era iintiaiiur? in legruttad t>> all.
A SESBBADI TO FREBIDEBT (?R\NT
I-f.ni. Bbabcb, K. J.,Aog. io.?Thissvealag
I'rcsi I? nt (..laut was sir? na?lc-l si Ins t sltSgS hy Moth n
hauer's Oceiiu HoUl liuml, unlcr the sujiei vision of Mr.
(' ..ule? feiBBd A larire ni'iiiti.r ot lad,? s an,I gSBtle
null wir? present. Tin- ShBBleal BMBBS whnli vi.?
playeo was.-?doy-ed by them ?ml th.- arighharlag eel
tabers. Tin- I'm ?nia ni srkaowlcdeed tha nemiilliaiail
Mr, ami Mrs. AlKinmii d.?rloila wiU leave ?tic fur
Yugilwi vi. tiiv ^??li lust.
THE tflOBATIOB Of QRASSBOPFBIS
(imaiia, Neb., Aug. io.?Reporta from Mi?
Wsst shaw that vast stsBdssfgraiaBeppsn arc stiiiiiy
iui' southward. Iii. ? have a|i|tear?-(l at I-arainle city. In
Minn localities, where they hsve (.??cn Illicit fur (K-veral
day* past, nom an- to li? ?nu lo il-sy, snd (lu iIbumis?
reported la iiglit.
a wa
NATIONAL OPUC'tK.?? O? TIlKORDUl OF Dltrn??
Cincinnati, Aug. 10.?To-day, the National
?Convention of the A noient Order of Druid? lu sc?i?uaB
here, elected Phillp Ben h wein of Iudlanapolia,
H- A. N A. ; Charleo Kiel of Brook)} ii, N Y , D. O. A. I
11 Preudeutlisla of Alttauy, N Y-, (.?i.inl SeereUry ; sod
Fhpiu fe tie ioiudI uf Bl. Ixiuis, Or .?ud liemijf ci.
-/
FOREIGN NEWS.
TITE OEOC.RAPITirAL OOxfOBBal AT PARIS.
LETTRRS OB DISTINCTION ?tCroRHr.D TO TtlE AMERI?
CAN navy hkpabtment and signal bubsau.
pAnts, Tuesdny, Aug. IO, 187V
Tlie GfOirnprYical Congress ha? decreed let?
ters of dutim Ihm for the Navy Department and ?Signal
Burtvni at Washington.
titi: montreal cuy ?COURCTL ATT.\rKF.n.
THK 1TlF.Ni li CWAMA.N*? ObTOBB COM PC IS? ill Y VA? -
(tlEATlOE AM? si m T|[E coi N( II. H?H PJ.'O
riiMSO II -IHK St 111 ME AIlANDoNKI).
Mf.NTitF.Ai, Aug. IO.-A meeting of Hie City
( ??un? 11 was held last night lo consider the new Health
Hy -I-aw, whl? h In? lud? s clan?.'? romp? Hing vaccination.
A large number of Kren? !i CanmllBBS opposed to vi. ? ms
tion occupied the galleries and assciiiM. .1 latlBsS. BBal
were so n..!-y that n? tiusliie*. could be d?uie. Several
volleys of stnn.s were fired, and nearlv all Ila BIBBS Bl
were broken *?id two of tin Ald.rinisi were struck. Thaj
(??miall llniillv |wt-i|?,n.-d ii? lion for six months, and s<1
jiiiirne?llti?iiiif,iai;,n under a vollc> of ?tone?.
KS(?urNTrii ?BETWEEN PKI'SSIAV AM) KI'S
BIAJi FRONTIER GUARDS.
THE r.l'tSslv.Ss -IHK Ui,,!;,..,,!?..- sKVKHAJ. OK 1HK
CiVlllMAVTs VVOI \!.U..
I...M...S. W.-.lni*.l.ll, Aug. U, 1BJ78.
The Post ?wbliahea a report of ?i mi ions
i bbAV betweea ths BBaaiaa aad ItaaelaB
i BSBBtha gii.trtl* nt Doniirovtj, nu the
boundarv line hi titcrn Hit?sl:i unit Prussia. Tlie adair
wen provoked bj Hi. ltaariaas,who tresnas .1 ?m Gcr
niun tcnitoi). .s, regal of Hie guard! nero Mounded.
THE (IVll, WAR IN SPAIN.
IMF CAftl.Isl rOECEB niMliMilAIIM, IN NAVAIIRR
? l?n\ ?ai;i.?.s at Ks|ii.ia_a BBEACU vtviiF. IN
IMF cn ALI I. np Kilt I? I K.lFt- (.1 N. HORItK
OABAT AOVAN? INO i?. ils BEI IFF?a BOETIB BJ -
pi i -ni?.
LOmtUSt, Tiiemliiv, Aug. 10. 1?7.V
A tlisjintdi ti oin Miinwla, BpaiB, BBYa all ilie
Carl'.sf rlllagBS OB tfee Blata of Alavit hate Hihin,It.,1 t?,
the (,,.\ ? i um? nt of King AlfOBSS The Carual for?.-? arc
??ni?, ntl lung ta Navine aad iii tin. Iioii ii- of lils, :,v.
Don Carlo. ?- at IM? Ila.
a dispatch from *.,.? dtTrgel aaj ? a breach tlirce yards
hiezteatwaaBuuh t. lay in Ohtaaa uwer by the ai
| ftaasM batteries, Three bob Httrrtoi will open to mor
lo it on tin Math Bl I .'ta.'.l. Five III. 111,1 "d Cail'st*.
nulli i;.ii. Hon.-'.ii.if. j.a* , ii tiiniHgii Barga yesterday
toward ?Oraaajra, axpeetlag t?? Hutpiis* the Blfonalat
j troopsbefon Beod'Drgel?nader Gea. .Marun??/canipos.
and kntereept roavoys. BoaM hamilton- ?.f the Carrie!
! Army of the {forth BW nlso Bdvaaeiag toMi.nl ?,.,,
i ?li'1 gd. 'Ihe catii-t garr?aos ?it Stn dtTrgel made a
s.iri.e to-day,but were promptly reftalssd by theAlfeev
sist- ve ?lb the loss of .1 number in killeal and tvoiind??].
I uiKii?, Tues.luv, Aug. in, ls7.y
A decree will toon be published m the ofhemi oexemt
ord? ung a levy ?>f 100*000 addittonal nun for tha pm
1 t....? af speedily ending ths war.
TERRIBLE RAILROAD \< < WENT IN CHILL
A I?.? ..-.[.nil 1. Willi BBVBKTEBB ?Alls PEEC1PI
1A1 lila PROM A EEIOOR SEVEN UVEB LOST
MA li - >s|> Ml 1 Itwni-i DEBTBOTI H.
Panama, An;r. I.?Tlie Bteamai AeoDteagnaof
the Paclflc Bte .u NavtgattoB Osaapaay's Btratta Hue
bringa Intelligent^ froaTaluacalaaafa ssrithk railway
aa. 11. tit att.ud. ?I W .til IsBB of life. The culuniity
... arred on ths lias fruin vslparalsB ta BBattago, on ihe
(?iii <?* July. The train taft Valparahw at 10:30 p. bl it
wa* t ompo . .1 ..t one Hi a t. one incoad, aad oro third? lasa
ran ige, a haggaga ear, omi 14 earshsaded arith BBer
rhandlse. The trata pi??? ?-.led safslj lo Uaaasbs, whea
th-t Li. Illotlie 1. it the r:(ll?.|ll-t .is tl,e Hain \?a*oilt'HO
bridge, taking With it oiieoi the freight ?tan. The other
< an l?ge? ati.i ? agoaa aasaaoatag tha traiB fell I he otiier
sid. of lin-li'idi;?-. l lo'i.t the rai..tig*, und v?. re pr.-cp;
ni?.I tato the abyee below, portions of thebridgi railing
nilli th. in. rim rtii'.e?, tas Baeneat l't- discovered ths
sad a?ci'l. ni, ?ought assist.?.ne from Juin.ictic, bul || ar?
rived too tata if? niine extraordinary secarreaee the
Bsass ?composed ?at paitlim? <?f ths breiten brataje aad tha
eara had Ignited, prubablj from the lanpsUtBajBaaaaa
ger?' ?arriig?s, uti.i rli?- paaecagen were in tlie
ni'.1st of fie I'lir.ing it ass. Ac??.i,tin:.- f.. tf*? ticket
"Un 'nilli mi lin i. .t. i? ?_? ; pat engen. .Fifteen of them
li an teed .'...'io*! iii'rit? ".llc.l?li to I se,?p- . tl.otigh I.?? .>r
less wounded. Of the remainder only lbs bodyofons
i?.s?- nger sub found; ila r? st were supposed to have
I.? ?u drowned, 1 urn? d, or t?i In- burled uudei : lie im isb? 1
ears. Twucoi '.;.' n - an 11 ii?, ot.ier ciupii'yi a of the In e
Acre slsi? llil-sillg
s. v? ni.'iu . ;ir? ?nul ?ti. midgi were totallj destroyed
Th? u ? :? ii.ituii?." In th? i? ?-.u* ? ?s iiiiiiust entirely
burned The mall bags fron the steamer which had ar?
rived at Valparaiso vire also destroyed by Bra. It is
i-, i.? i,t iii i.-iii red til ii tin- t ni' le a 11 '. u: was caused
hy the removal "f u IcagU ??f rail fresa the bridge,
whether bj aecidrut oi bj bobk diabolical lend i- Bot
known. '(':? rer Is convinced, he says, of this,
th m-ii ni i. believe lbs tram was thrown oil by aome
animal being on th?' track.
ATTEMPTED REVOLT W PERU.
CATII Li. 01 1*1 ?a AND M'.il.iMKi BY IXSUMENM
l'sni'.i: ?itiVAiii -iori OB mi: BAND mu:
AEEQVITA, INO PEATE OB TIIEIB LtAOEE?TUE
TilJbBAPHK CABLE 1<? C1 ItJ LAYING.
PaNAXAi Attg. 1.?News li oin I'crn lo tlie
'.'i?th ??f July is to the <tl>'< t Unit in. mt ii?i?t at i?".oliuluu
had t..U.n pint ?i* the pot!- of Islay :iu?l Moll? 'i?:'> The
movement wa* haaded bj? Arevalo, ona >>f Pierolal
naval stir tia ia Um t ??Hbb bb bxjm dniou. rhej Bttaahsd
tie to-til of l-l.:;. .11 the nidi! of the It',? of .luiv. and
I..I.I..-.1 Hie ( I'stoin hiu..-e. g?-ttnig B500orfOOO. After
liHv.ng iiif.iin. i lae half :iM.ii.?!i. .1 oeeapaata ?>f the
pla? ' that r ?? Bla '?as balaree at i rsqalpa, aad that ths
downfall al Preshhakl PBlds w.is liiiiniiicnt, the ?ul\cn
turon* han?'? tosh Bp th.it line of Bsareh lo Moil, lido, the
i ? treat i'.rt t" the south, aad the coast teradnos ?>f ihe
AreqaJpaRaOwajr. Bj UuV thro the raaka of the la.
rader* bad i? i a Iw r?eaaed, ami whea Ihej larpriaed M,.:
lcinl?? at 7 o'clock ob the awraing <.i the l&tb, tiny
iiiui.ia'.'i? l nearly BO aa?retlve Men. T..kea aaa
V?HI< ?. ti? fe?. poll? l lill II itStlOacd Hi Mollell.l.?
t..iiii.i it tin]?osstbls to realst tu.- Invadera, snd
ui tai- recelvtag aad retaralng aavaral rouskei
shots the Iowa fell ultu iii? bandi of th? attaealBg i?itrty.
AlWValO, lia.v.. \ cr. ?1. la?. "1 long ?nougii to colitis. ..to all
the arms ?not liiiiniiiiili'.u Id BS ?li-cvcn d in Moliendo,
and tin ii. obliging ths tiitioii uiABier to patoaa iBscaal
li.un foi Ai?'.|i.ipa, ?.I? -mia al nttuy foi ?hat Inn hoi ol
refaga, aa as Bapposed It to se. rmt ha wuUniiy hag
Inen iii.mI?' UM v.i .ni of some (TVsyOOBBjdSBt paoph?, vi ho
h lined that thataaaallj aarUhaelU would i is? in ?nins
ai theverj rumoro] bis appr...i? h. Plerola, coniforttiblj
residing in ?Cb li. ?uni bj ao mein* destr?n? ?.f emb irking
in anothci m.?u? m.-iu.- attempt t?. on rthrow the powers
i...t'.. I d taken no de? ?Ive Btopa In the matter, und
v li- ti V'?-'. ih.illlved >s it lim it few lldh s of Ale.|Ulin he
was im t in b sa ?li forest .?i police sad au tinted guards,
who speedily routed hi* followers wounding bim snd
making him prisoner, ?in tai.. iBbssxtaeiitlj Und of lu*
wounds.
iii.- country in general continue? aalst
?m in?inn v'ln regard t?. tin* revslutioaary movement
it was toiui.i thal i?t Arequipa tlie friars of the Convent
of mil Lady of Merri In thal city wen actively cob
mi. i in n.? n ill. Borne IO >??. spiratora nei t ?
lund in the i.u aast? i?. snd tha blabop of the dlocass
has bren apfd'?d lo i<> ?dose tha rvbi-llfmis Institution.
Militan pre..Ultimi* lune lucu ia*-u agaiu*t nnoiUcr
n-volt in Hit- tilt. ......
Tin- cable beta? n Peta and Chill, which ?till place the
former eonntrj in .tmniih-'Btloa with the telegraph
system of L.nope ami Aui.n. a. la astag laid aaawaaliil?
so far
?
CIVIL WAR IN ( ol.oMhlA.
BBCaBBina i inn.?.ii mo?rut I'Ki.sioiMiAi cam
TAICN UtAMNO TO (IVll. BIBlfB fTOBTIEfl IN
MAtiOAirVA?ill! C1TV OB I'ANAMA IN A DISMAL
tO.SDITION.
Panama, Aug. 1?Tin- i???lilieal st'iinf-on of
Hie llepiihll?: bec?.mc? mon- nn?l more conipiieated ami
the. snuggle for tin- Presidency Ihr? ulcns u k< U? rsl war.
The several Hat? ? ?ne aiT.? tnl in proportion ka the i*lit
hal leanings of cn. ti. Aulioglna. bsNSbJ hIiiio?! entirety
Cs?MBsTVattfa and mt? BBBtj ritisinont.iiie. refnse* to vote
BJIaaTthnr Tlie ?..nt.-t is carilcd on hythe Liberal
petty. The el??tion of Nunez bv Hie coast Stui>s of
the Atlantic as theil camlxlair, ami Tarra by tho*c of tbo
interior, has (livid d ilie j.srty an.l threatens to do the
same for Hi? R?-pu!..ic Itself. The N,misto? carry their
biticrrioM so far as lo Ulk of s s?paration of the eoa?t
?tates and the formation of s distinct and independ? ut
Republic.
As Basa a? It hearne evident that Dr. tuarts was ths
cui.ilKtat?* of ti?. K.?l?ral Adroluistratmu. avery Bute thal
had chosen a different candidate counted on having the
Oeueral tiov.miuent ss s secret If not avowed enemy,
end'took measures ac4?rdiuglv. While nil this amount
of Irritation wa? nrewlng among the Htate Oovemnicnt?
on the coast, If not among the people, President l'en/,
appointed Gen. ?'amurco Comniander-in-?luc? of all the
iisiionsl ton-es ?Jt>nit the coast, and seut lum ?MfBthS
Magdalena Hivrr to have bim recognized as such *-y SBSB
battalion of the Colomhian Otiard, as the army is calle.].
lie u?.ile lils way to I-nama, hut liefnre he coiiltl well
pssssat hhnssnT ta ha sssagBsmi hy the Syaaashs Bat
talion, which Is station?-?! here to guard tin- rai'roiid.
President Miro bad him nrrcsted. and so pre vin led li Ira
from carrying out any orders he may have had.
This was a hold step on the part of the Nunez party In
the State, hut it soon U-oiight the pri-t. nde?l neutrality of
the 1'Vdcral Executive at Bogota St the test. The nth? r
const states manifested their sympathy with l'uniiina,
and gave tin- QsnWBl (?overnineii! to BBdSSStBBi th it
any atti-uipt to iiim.< force wlih the sovereignty of PSBBSM
woiil I Ik- resist? d hy all the nth? r Htatcs that had SbsBMB?
for Ii:. Nun? i. I'lisiiliiii l'l-rt r. und hi? atlv n-isrs were of
opinion flint PenSBM wiwin open retieHKiB against th?
Fcdcr.il ?mt hoi liles, which could not be pot up will) The
arrest of (jen. C.-itnargn, appointed hy the Federnt f.ov
erninetit, WM SsBMISBS B lilgh-handed measure. When
I*re.?n1i nt I'croz received the new.? ot what hail li??? n
?lone in I'nnaiti.i, lie sppolBtsd two paaes eoarariealoaen
to cn to Panama ami tie .uni settle uiattars. A sott of
pSBM ina!? via? made, .ippart-iitlv to the salls'ai lion of
bath si.ie?. Tin- Panama Uenraceat pretended Is
hi ia-v - in til* ?-(.?k1 faith of Pi.-a.ld.-iit l'en-?, ami the com
mtsstoaets m thal sf the BS_staistrarJoa of Fnsldrat
Miro of r.uiaina.
Ia the meantime the OotomMea ?iimy wa? laenased
:iii'liil:".-''fii:n' un* ?ant down the MmgtUMt na linda r
(?i n. Delgado, a decided rapporter of I'.u r??. li. took up
a strong p ?Klon Ht a eeouaaaiUas polal on the river,
called ra Banco, sad there watted va ????? what Panama
and the other aaset Steles weald de, while ?nu there
the peace couiiuLsaloaere. Meaa.ra. Balgal ami Eaqaem,
puid ?um n visit, ?uni remrrtag le the raeeeaa at their
missi'.ii, ad? ??eil him la eoaaeqeeaee to withdraw from
i ii?' threatening position he occupied. Me replied that be
had been Instructed by headquarters to occupy Minta
Martha and then to pat Panama f.- right?. Buch i? the
lat? ?t news to July 20 wbt? ti has tuen transmitted here
lila' collin,i, .loners, it I? Bald, Jilote -teil BgBlBBt tllf-Ht
meaann ? ol Prealdeat Peres, and considered this breach
?f nentrality ?is r. nderhnc the treaty of paaee with l ana?
wa ?miv so linn li ?aaii' paper.
On July lOaflgbt took place at Camar?n??, in th?
Staten! Magdalena, between the forte? of the (tavern
nient of (in- .stato ?ind the revolutionists. The latter,
numbering600 mea, ander tien. Ferias, were defeated
by tlea. Blascos, the Piualrteal of th? State. P?rira ra?
ll.'.?! a!, liai in.' !?! liiin! nim m \t i al t lia fs, officers, sad
soldiers, with bis partr of artlllerv. It i? further reported
Uni ?..-n li. iiM.ai.i. eaoitnandina nu Ballottai (initial, had
sent l'ciias a na iirorca n.i nt ni VU i min, ami that Gea.
Correoso aud Toledo aceuuipaaied the lattci to see what
the result -.?.t? gi log to be.
St II more sei n us affaira ?re rep?rte.l l.t han trikeH
place on the Magdalena. A.? already mentioned, Presi?
dent lijen.?, who lacht r ot the State of Bolivar, g t lo
gi tlnr a mill tis ton <? ?if 400 mi u. embarin al them ra two
?t amers, the Visitante ami Murillo, ami Fi-nt them andar
Santo I''lilli, go Vita to reauti the invaatoa el the Btateby
Hu- National forcea smter l?en. Delgado. Tin? latter
wa? mel descend?an the Magdalene with 200
nieii of the ?Colombian Heard mid a mitrailleuse.
A tiv'ht is n pmted to have lakc-n place on the river. The
two steamers mentioned ait said to have returned to
barnuiqiillla in a terribly damaged state, sadll i? ?aid
that the Moaqnera, which tranaported the tone of (Jen,
lia lg: .,,, inn rt iiii.i nail al T? in i Iffie. The v .ctol.v, win th
er on ila ?i , of the national forcea or oa thal of tin
rebels of the Mate ol Bolivar, requires confirmation, it
la coii-i-icicd that war baa beana m the BepttbUe,nad
bon .t will cn l ao ? ne feels Inclined to predict.
The ( tty of I'anam.i i? lu rather ii gloomy state, the
ga- wurka having c? a-?al to supply ga? owiu;.' to the Gov
? initient I'linir un,-.?'?.-i-i i a> ?t-iT's tiilis. '1 he money
fruin tin-doubledeontributi. uon ummenhanta isn? eded
io pay the troup? to keep the Administration In it* place.
i in Government, anxious ta alead s ? U wuu tue p -opie.
tailed to make them believe thai the gaa engineer and
inaii.iger ot tin- Kiighsh (?as Compaa; tem to itl&uie;
and bernara be nfuaed te come at the 1'n ildeat'S ord i
to explain and meetve more premtsra to pay. he waa
?irn i?d aiiiLput m prison tm viatit of re.-pct t to the
chief authority of the Bute. The KagUsh Consol, Mr.
Mallet, dciiiuu.led hi? reteaee.
THE CENTRAL AMEEICAM BTATE8.
iiFiv PBBBONS ?hut POS takivi; pakt in hik ran
Mitii! i. BBfIS?1MB BUTUBBABCBS 0BBBBAU.T
DSPLOBBB.
Panama, Ang. 1.?AM rho Btstes of Central
America ? latinoe pasiSe. lu Baa Mlgm l ?-ah ador, when
the iti'.iil fiiiiiili? .ii ii,.!- la), ill pim e, order bad lion
rsratabUsheda Pre al deal Geasales had about BO of the
prissns tngggcA tin tels ibid in c-,'iatis sttbsdUbnul
towns between .?-an Mlgnel and the eapttal, eeaslaslas
pi !??>?:? who ne iisioue?'. th? nul bleak to nllmas the BBS
a uti.'itH. Many of the erimimtla confessed thal thi y eera
assured bv the priesta that they might rob the rieh pro
videii th?? gave a part te the Charea. Great eerroe sad
mal?, tiatioii Luve in <-n expn-aeed throughout Centn?!
America at the event.? m Han Mi^n? J, in windi the nap? ct
?iitie part ui tue elsrg) lota.
THE CUBAN INsi'ttl.T.CTIov.
BBVBBAl SEUMISBEI W11? TiiK IBStTBOBBTS.
Havana, Asg. 10.?Several ddnBBBraS hsvs
occurred betWBsa tlie ? ps ni uni? and lusurg. nts, wit li re?
sults favorable to the fermer. The Israos both ?i?i?-s w,??
slight. --_-_-_--_^_-__-_,
G ENEEAL Pot J11< 'AL NE WS.
AN APPROVAL op UHR PRESIDES. PROM MAINE.
POBTLABDi Mc., Anpr. 10.?The Ciiiiih-rlatid
i'oiinfv BepabUeaa Convention, the first of the asatpalga
In this btate. met here tn-d.iv to pr?pare foi the coining
?I ?lion. Nominations of four Benelen and county offi?
cer? were made. The meeting WM liannolil.tiis tlnoiigh
ont and is seasMssed hapertaat, a? the nea?aatioas
mule are ralmlated to Balta the party vote. K.?H!iliitluus
wen a?ioj)t? A approving the icsoiutionsor the Mate Oom
reatloB, ami deelartag that Piraldeat Osea? deaervrathe
I), uni. ? oi the Hepiititi. ali parly and tile friend? tifa
mund riirniiy lui tbeemiuenl ni miy and purity el his
administration, sad especially foi hu veto ol tu? lui!.
tloubillof 1-74. which raven the credit of the n.iiiou
i and n nilciid a ivtiuu io ipeela poyan ni? possible.
RE I.I.IXTION OP ( BIF.P ROSS.
Washirotow, Anga IO.?Tha Hob? 1). H.
Boes, Cn ?iriiiiin of the Cberohec Delegation ta this city,
?itt ,v.-I a dispatch from D. W. lins' y, Uea?! TrSSIBWr el
tLat ii,uion, io Bight, Baying thal bia bro .in: W. P. Bera.
la.-La. i ' . ?a-ci?,? Principal Chid by s largs in.ij.it Hy.
Tue election pasMcd ol quiet j.
NOMINATION POR COVORESS,
San PravcisoOi Auk-, io.?The Bepnblteaa
Coagrieatonal Conveatloa nominated Ira P. Reatta los
( oUfc-resS lust evening.
GIS j.HAL RAILWAY INTERESTS
? ??? ?
A BERSLUOUI RAILROAD IB OOBBECTH ?T.
Nk.w-IIavkn, Cobb.i Aug. 10??bisaawsrto a
petiilon from tlie peep.e i I tin rlllagtvi PISBtSVtlla,ths
Stale laglslstaTi reeeatlj passed sa smeedawnt to the
shatter of the Bew-naveaaad Vesthamptoa Ballread
Oompaay, reqairtag tin Oompaay to regitabliah at
I'laiiiMiiie a depot winch they sbendoaed orara year
aga Ata Bunding of th?; Company'.? itoehhsldsrSi held
hen to-day, ?ii which s mammy (f ths ttoeh wrawpre
Heiittil, ni'- proposition was rejected bj a iiniiiiiuin?s
vot.', tin ? nuij'.i \ i laiuiiig the n^iii io lake inn tu-tiou.
iii? ui.itui will probably go to the connu?.
AN ORDER TO PRODUCE STOODR?f?, THE DE?
FAULTER
?an Pbabi i?. <?, Aag. lo.?A ritatittu w:w
Isseed nmm the Twelfth Dteutet Osart y.stcrduy, seas
iiiuixling PnaBteal Btaaferd and ethra outrui racine
BbBread eba. i?i? to produce the defaaltra ami Mgflflslst,
Woodruff alias Miller, to-day,M dis? loa* hil whert ulioiit?.
Hitherto the raliluaal otllct-al? BSVS ri-fuw -1 to tell WhSN
he is. _
EXCITINO SITUATIOR Hi AN I.X< I'liPloN FARTT.
PORTSMOUTB, H. H-, kog. 10.?At 1 o'clock
Inday ths muli stsaasra S t. Wetherall, tram Plgsea
c.ive, with ao exeanteaiats ou braid,Baa sa BalSWay
lto? k, ?Lout Is ?If a mile to the wt-f of .?-tar IsJalid. A?
?eoasethewraeksd nsssl was dtseeveaed ths steuBi.-r
Major went to her lesene. The Wetherell wna lu un>
maatanrdaagar al eapsBaag, bnt lertauaady tu?. u,?j,,t
ai. m il Ht 'ame to S.lVe ?Il Un. pan?, i.gi - Tile 04.0U1
renco ireat.'d a great SSSttSSBsat at the hhonli.
LEASE Or TB'O ffMBI KAILROADr?
St. Lor is, A np. 10.?To-d.iy tin? Kt. l^m?K
Kaiis.i-- City und Nnitliein Hillway '..??,??.I tha rc..l run
nlng from Ottumwa. Iowa, to the Misamri Htate nu?, a
dlstanre of 43 miles. The mod I? owne<l hy the (Vdar
Rapid? Railroad Company. The lense Is to run for ?R
? -ii s. at an annual reiital of t-'J'J,.'>(??. The vtiuie road
fias also least d a liruucli ruuuiug from ( enrra'.ia, Mo , to
Columbia, a dlstauou et '?* miks, at au annual rental ut
?71,000. _
THE PROPOPED QDBBRO AND LAKE ST JOUR
RAILROAD.
Qtrnp.c, kxig. 10.?A prartiralilo route fora
railway In a direet line betweiai Qucii?* and 1^1??- tit,
John has beea dwooretrd by the French Canadian hunt
era aud luaiaufWho hunt in the ?ame count?. Ihli
lout? la loo m?tes shurter than the oaa ptopesei by Du?
limit, t^?i Uvvii'uninit SurTVaB)
WASHINGTON.
THF. TREASURY. THEFT.
ATTACHMKNT d9 Ol I MAN'S PKI) H KM TY?RSBSRSE
MAKKS A hi'AIKMI Jil? Tllit 1 I I1IIKK PBOfEB
. LA I MP ti TH UK (INK | ATK? -U, II BOM IHK MOBBV
WAH Hill?UTI MAN'S ?All. HKO! (in.
Washington, Au?r. 10.?Chief of Poll?**
Richill ii? went to Alexandria this morning and attached
storks ?n<l other imtsouhI property mi that city ulong?
ing to Mi. OiUiiauivatasdatfRtytSSa Mr. Ilrown. who
was the fl.-st o.ie arrested on the charge of < omplkeily In
the Treasury robbery, ha? euiployed ?Am. A. <:ooh ra
counsel. HS a ?II have a hearing In-fore tin Police Court
to-morrow. Mr. IL. lit k ra am M al the I'oliie Head?
quarters. Ile has not . tnoinyid com??? 1 yt It I? said
he w 111 waive an examination aud >>? I omiuitt.d to jail In
?I? faillit sf$l0IM)S0 hail.
I/ong ?tafements hy Mr. ILilleck (interning his con
ii. i ' n with the n i.fu rv ah pul ishSd in two of lb?
morning newxpajM rs. Ile ?ays he Is totally innocent of
the theft of tlie j ?la-k.we?-that is. ol taking it out ol tha
c-o-.i Mea of the Tr?awiury. Ile ?I?-? laic? that he waa
shown, a few days alt? r the MfeSSBJ . li" I Im I S la re tha
mom y WM hid, hy a m.m namul Cal? ?. Al (list accord?
ing to bl.- ?tatt im nt. Mi Hall? ch wa? in hop?-? of securing
Information tliar would lie of ?crvicc to Un Treasury DS?
partuieut ; hut if iipp. ara that he filially gave rp thal
Idea. Au iirr.iiig.mi nt was agri-ad upon between
Mr. Oa'cs and Mr. Ilalleik to pal the money In
th?.- huirla, of ,? ll.iril person, and .Mi. RaBssB agreed
f-? lind a ?uitalil?- man. II?- 111*1*1.1). how? ver,
that Mr. OatSS should take the mem y from its hiding
ptasSi hut ?ie llnally tosh it himself. Mr liatci. appeared
uuwllling to do so. The money was hld in the water
closets near the Redi tnptnm Sanaa, ?nut after taking the
package out, Mr .Halle, k cave it toOttm in Mr Hatleck
?ayeMr.Gales told hhn two m three dSferaatiBBstt
ahoilt the way lu which he obtained the p;u ?age from
the cash-room, lu : he did not bsBsn Mi .nates could
have obtained Ihe money in the manna i Stated hf him.
Mearan. Metvteh un? EBtoM ta dey pet?tonsd Judga
Wylie of the lilnti let Supreme Court, f?-i a writ of haU-aa
coi-]-us to bring Mr. ('timan nut of i.i.l ntl hive his bail
nil.iccl. Tlie.. i lahn that flOOiSOO hx.d Uv tlx? Police,
Court in t'lii'.-aiic, ?titr.iiy to the Constitution ant
laws, ?ml BqSBValSBl to dsaytag him tha
light of ,.-., g hail. Mr (atfmnn was
brought la.'tur? tin- Couit, Snd Bftec .n.-uuinit, Iii?
Jaggs Sxed the ernennt of headafoi his sppeanassal
$10,000. Mr. Merrteh stated that thi aranmd would t?a
unable ra give hall e-.en for this Mua, on BceoaM of his
property having Ih-.-h attache 1. Ile w.?? .vc? nlingly
r-manded to jal. It hSS ! ??<?!. a- ??? Hain? al ; hat several
iii .if ?s were (li.r.in lu Mr (Minimi mi i - n at--g.? b.niir,
th.tugk Riggs A Co., of ttii? cuy Boan ot th?-m not
having heeii pal 1, the BSSSSSBf] IS p? wt re taken to ru?
Juill I Util pay milli.
CURRENT TOPI! I AT THE CAPITAL.
Till; OOMDITIOB ot Till. BATIOBAL BARER,
tTisntBOToB.Tmedny. kag. ia, ISIS?
The followiiiii in ?in uhstnut ol tli? ISfSttl
made le the Omtsettw of th?- Cunen' y. showing the on.
tlitiou of the N.itii nil bank? Bl She 1'iut.d StBlSS at the
close of l'usiin ?mi STeslBesday,JaasSO, irT'i
BBBoracBB.
Lsaaaand dtseanaht. gtmojbaojrjl "3
Overdrafta. ti it iii 17
V. b. bonita to seeuradeposits. I4,I50,SOS SSJ
D. H. bond? io aeeure ?ireulatmu . 37.1,l'J7,000 OS
i g. b Ddaoahaad. 1-.74<i,toO SB
(?Cn r ?tocha, booda, and mertiragi - 32.008.380 :14
Das from raneadas and reeerve ?genis i >?'.?.7m?.itoa T.i
Dae from other Ballona! baehi. 4s..M:i.;1i<? ?i
i Das flora State baaha ead banherfl. lLS??ft^e? ii
I Beai estate, furniture, and fixtures . . 40,tW8,7M SS
I (lurentexpenses. AWLsivi in
I Premiums paul._ fi.TfJJSS'.l *?.?
j Clucks bim other ?-ash Items. llt^Ml.ttl ?7
1 Exchangee for Linaria*?ara . h>?.,i!?-i.!?hi na
lulls m other Batlvnal baahi. ?l4.'?iSl,Ssi ou
Practtaaaleantaey. 2.?a.(?.">i?4 'in
Siiecie. IH.bOO.iHS ?O
Lemtt-tendrr notes. ?sT.iu'J.e'?.} SS
1' m. ci rttSeates ofdepraH tor Ugat-t? u
d.rnot.?. 47 300.000 00
Ftvi- p. i is tit redemption fund nith
Tie ?- rcr. li;.:r."i.!i11 M
Die fi. in 'Treasurer othes than ?? pat
cent fund. MS4JSS ?0
Total. |l,01S,?iW,S01 10
liAiiiiiTn.??.
Capital stock poid m .gMl^OOJsgg 50
Barpluafund. l-l .lo'a.ovt 7'j
l iiditnl?-.! profits. . VJ 100,101 Mm
National baah autre oetataadlag. 31 -.ii-, too oo
Mate bank potts oiitstllidilig. TsH.hU 00
liivnt. in!? mp ai.l. (. lo.V-l'j .14
liiitivin Uti m i'.Ml-. imi.478.SJ0 41
li uni Matea deposita. o 71<LSM 70
i L?. paiMtat of iiiit.il si.tu-s disborslng
sffieen. 3,-tSS.OSl SB
I ?n?- to National bantu. 138 ni i.-ju ?i?
Das to Piste luniks aud haahen. 5'7i 1,061 li
N.'teh .n-! hill? NdlMMIBted. 4.,.(i 1.4(11 4.1
Lili? puyaUlo. ft,75S,SS9 IS
l-.tal. t-l,\H'J,2M;Jol 1?
Nuiiilicr of banks, ?.07??.
The amount of circulation outstanding on the 30th
June, 1S75, us shown by the lu.:.? of this oihc?>, was
?3."al,S(a.?,008, whi- h a-ii<i?int toelaSMthS net. I in circula
USB of banks waddi have failed, an :n liiuiiUt-.cn, and
have SspSSfted legal-tender not?.? antler th? act ol June
20, 1074
AN OMULS FROM T IMPOLI.
OOBBSBBiSfS Ammen, Acting Secretary of tha
Na. t. lecaived ?loin the Aclliv s?e. iriary of Mat. to-day
h ui-piit. n ii'oiu Tripoli, dated Aug. 7. StathSS that Mr.
Vidal,'li8 Amefteaa Osaml, and his wife had ticen in?
sulted by T.ipol.Laii saiiors. Thv A?-ling ti. ?.n-taiy of
?tata in.piired whether any of our ve.?*cl? of war could
c< nveii-eiitiy reach that peri Olden w?r? immediately
issued for tl.c I'ii.t.'d B ates . SBMC Haitf-nl OsgL
liaiiuiiuy. bow at l'oit UM ra i-oate fsr Boam Iram na
Asiatic Station, to proceed to lnpull and di maud th?
arrest ead paamtunral of t^>- p. r,.>*..tt?ii? of the taaalL
I Beaa-aAdaBral Woidea, coomutuding nu Buropes? Shs?
i turn, was lustnict?-.! io ke?-p linn-? ?f ad? ?-.?I of the cir.
1 eumstaueos, and, if neeeaaary, to - -..,., ?im ???-..?i., io
TripOll IO Bl t Wit- tl.C li... .?-a. al.
ANOTHER W.W OP RBACHOKI TitK CBRBPTIAE
PUBLIC
Til?? of??.ialu t?f tin? IntL-rior Di partniciit h.ivo
hera bustiv sa agsdal lata in ciruii.it.ng priatsd ?li|ia
???iiit.tinliig a toll.t'lion of all the sanwpsndSBSS on lu?
d?an Bnads, tatographls and by sratl, prepared la i?.?i
eily for tlie la?f lnolitli for certa; i W.^ta-rn lia-wspapt i ?,
un.'! i tin- speetal wpwvleioa of thal d?partaient
l hew sip- discredit Um reporta of di? on? l sad Band
that .have if ?ti printeiL The rellatoui ;?.? -- i??- hean
i buri? favored with thsss deUberateij preparad aBrasg^
reseatatlons.
A PA91 MAIL 1RAIN ^SK? 1> H'R
J. F. Joy, Prasideat of tit?- ItichlgSB Central
Railroad, telsgnphsd loths Peats asia i-di iia-iH? Ueday,
a.?'.i i.ii' lum Is phtee a fast mu? tra I iii SB Mia! road. 11?
st.itt ? thal the e sdlssherB rthaa th? Bew-Yert cutral,
and the nenne can he COBtneted V i SPSB remnuable
tenus. The PsstaMStseOSBHBl replied thal lu makins
ui mngementa tar a la?t mall train, i in Micuigan c, nu.J
load lia i ?M-? n tak? u itiio ? ?-ii-i-i? ration. Oa aeeeaatra
trauafen and athel abject toni, however, it had tuen
u.t ineil in || to ortli r the I min oi. Un .Ni w Yolk Central.
BECEETAE1 DELANO AM? lill: UNION PA
i inc.
nu: i and a?.i v; ni vii S i.nr SOBS di I. ino
inn I? !?> ula? KM in. BUL
To the BditOt o t Ihe i i i b u ne .
Bat! A Washington di-pat? li ia TRI Ikibinb o|
the i'?li iust., in ra tar.i? it ret ?(?.?to tin transactions
?U tin l^ml li. pal tui.Jit al tlie I ni?.n l'a? iii? (', m
paiiy m itli t In- lui? um I )? pai tiiuitl, or vv iih Se te?
nir y Dadatin, or wiih his mu, is nu nutt *. Very
nspsatfallp, O. P. Dams,
I.atul Agt ni 1 ilion Pasi?S K.iilioa?l.
Omahn. Sebratln, Aug. lu, IWTf
EATIRMfR RORBERtEfl BT BREAR lEUVEl
?several exploit? of hiieak __Wvsg WHS ro
poru-4 yesterday at the Chutcli ftroat Police Hulton,
among which was a ?obls-iy ut the dry gooda ?toia at
Mr?. Shelly nu lira-en wicha?!, kiini, R?. tor mud
C'arliale, where fl.300 worth of diy goods were sfoleu ;
auother at the premises of I) Mark?, at N" '.*J finen,
wich ?t.. who lort >.?^u worth of jew. li y , a third wbcra
eloUdna worth f SO wa? stoleu from Oeorg? Copelay ? f
No. SSuBSsantSB Bl. ; and the fourth where .f-'OO worth
?if limbing snd jewelry waa Mean fn>m J liordis. al
Waalilngtou?ti near Sector. No an?ela baveietbeea
Mia
ra
TER CANAL <X>MM18Hl?>N t'ONTKMIT CABR
Albany, Aug. 10,-Deputy Attorticy-fieneral
OharleB B. Fairchild procured a writ ot certiorarl this
afternwou from JuaUoe A. M. Onborne, at the Spatial
Term of th? Buprsuie Court, at the City Hall, removing
the case of The t'.-oplc el the Bute of Bew-Yorh again?!
Ueanr li. Ileniaou, .mhb, ?outra, tor. rccaully decided bv
the ri?4dlug Justice, Xh. l. Learned, to the (leaeral
i rerm ex ta? Eui.nmi' ?;? tu t. tm? ii the contempt rase.

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