The New York Herald Newspaper, September 3, 1872, Page 7

NEW YORK HERALD, 187Z—TRIPLE SHEET, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER, 3, @Agage in deadly struggle for the mastery, | adoquite arms, and it is supposed that all , say that in this campatgit you mani to fume ad case ie cons tn tens tr met | ALB WY SSUNDAL | sricn sarc to ar vers sa var THE CONGRESS OP THE CROWNS. | ‘THE BOURBON BUGLEMEN. | mrs corn cru wn i ” ~ Bi inasipnbet Mr. = ney the emi- — sha a er ere “os at ag i tlie Dr. Kater, who had repented the statemense m wading » l- Custer, nd said :— Wie Fobeaasy. typhoons tas heaeeeats 2t | Herald Special Report from Mass0- | conauered territory, gare Re * Bri) Plocking of the Straight-Outs | ,..Purcts,zvimit tate tat back. ram conor nounced by red and fiery auroms, which wah by Way of London. MAGDALA IN DANGER. ey - to Louisville. wore tke it bao fe 1s not trae.” ———- The Sudden Invasion of the Royal Terrl- tory by an Egyptian Army. The Egyptian army will, if its course is not checked, attack Magdala next, to effect the capture and occupation of which 3,000 more men are expected from Suez. CAUSE OF THE EGYPTIAN ACTION AND PROSPECT man Capital. How the Great Monarchies and Less Powerful Thrones Will Be Represented. Arrival of the Apollo Hall Crowd. At this Dr, Keller STRUCK DUNCAN TWIOH IN THE PA and he (Duncan) reached back end” cag himself by @ chair. In recovering his position he struck out at Keller, and the two exchanged half dozen blows, which tnjured neither, No arma c ‘ . finding himself in the Possession of the most of his faeultios and quite reste ac ner Tenmeia safe from further attack, then rr led was also observed, as a novel and OF FRESH COMPLICATIONS. to say that Re nk, procee useful premonition of the approaching | Munginger Bey at the Head of} The pretext for the movement, as given by Mice tinit Mdld A ls Sketches of the Heads and Heels | 4%,,3¢,tsuced in. this, wit eae way ieee meteor, that the com was strongl i ’ Egyptians, is the necessity of taking charge of Berti, Sept, 2, 1872, Loutaville. Wooley ia a compact, heavy set, powore affected to the extent of ae points ; fe the Viceroy 8 Troops. ai y oe His Imperial Majesty the Emperor Alexander the of the Gathering. ful looking man, wad fa brother cr "Chation W Doty: this indication may prove hereafter of great significance to endangered vessels. But the most important phenomenon noticed was the pecu- a Protest and Ultimatum of the the route between Massowah, on the Red Sea, and Bogos, along which civil war and highway robbery have made travelling, they say, im- Second of Russia will make his entry into the Pras- stan capital, to meet Emperor William of Germany and his other royal guests,on the afternoon of BLANTON DUNCAN'S HEAD PUNCHED. of Cincinnati, He said at once :— “Duncan, you are & mountebank ani a tiar. can whip nobody,"’ Then Wooley dared him to prove the eontrary. Duncan sat back, with a face nearly as white as bh You flannel suit of clothes, | retort. liar inourving of the winds toward the storm- Emperor Kassah. possible. Tho whole scheme is declared b; Thursday, the Sth instant, at the hour of two os Gaortiiathinn oe snany ae Rpariten pvebter J y < centre, which was evidenced by the fact that, eo the Abyssinians and their friends to be con- | 0’clock. A Fire-Eating K ian Di First Kentucky. peonie. ey a) waren fein during its passage by Mauritius, the wind did An Advance Onward the Reply of trivad to seoure to Egypt and a number of ad A GRAND CORTEGE FROM THE NORTH. re-Hating entuckian Draws Firs Ne IY and anally, not than twelt ints of th 4 rs = “| The Russian monarch will be accompanied by his fs coclantiom, Tl ; eae egal pia et Lone bY venturers great profit and plunder before Blood for Greeley. die roman from sipping ture, Pa whie inn tits pass. This would suggest a very serious modi- fication of the law of storms, as usually ap- plied by seamen to extricate themselves from the path of greatest peril. Usually it is sup- posed that the wind must veer entirely around the compass, or that the tangential and centripetal force of the storm are so nearly balanced that the wind will blow in almost ‘concentric circles around the vortex. Experi- the Foreigners. Necaecciearcainrnar seed A CONDITION OF WAR COMMENCED, Positions, Armament, Numbers and Means of Reinforcement of the Combatants, Enrope becomes fully aware of what is going on, The neutrality of Bogos is believed to be guaranteed by England, and the attempt of Egypt to accomplish the conquest of Abys- sinia secrotly, thereby violating an implied pact which mukes her responsible to England, eldest son, His Imperial Highness the Czarewltch Alexander, hereditary Grand Duke of the Em- pire, and His Imperial Highness the Grand Duke Viadimir, Aide-deC-amp to the Emperor. It is sald that the Czar’s brother, the Grand Duke Nicholas, General of the Guards and Grand Aide-de-Camp to the sovereign, will be also of the party, and that the Prince Chancellor Gortschakoff will join his imperial master previous to the termi- O’'CONOR AND J. Q. ADAMS AHEAD —-+ Rumored Plot to Break Up the Convention in a Row. district of Halderman, who is @ son-in-law of Simon Cameron. No secret of the fact that transportation expenses were furn' these people before they started out. Thero arg about seven persons in the band, and they played & tune in the Galt House reception room just alter Duncan’s fight with Dr. Kelter, Judge Barrett, of New York, docs not mean to come to the Conven- tion, and the most omtnent man in the concern is probably B. F. Beedman, the real estate holder, of New York city, Apollo Hall furnishes the mass of delegates to the Convention, and in all there are probably thirty-two or thirty-three of these mer who have resources and independence of charactor, enced sailors have pointed out the error of this i Franco and Austria, and a direct troaty of | nation of the conference. par Sarkar eriunmen tie oe a Te pics: Pry ok opus cause aaa : which England is the guaranteo, and offering | FRANCIS Joszrit AxD TitR chown FatNce oF SAXONY. | A Styraight-Out Nomination To | wuthonies avout the rate’ of componseton ae ppens a) Sen apatea weno SA Pte. Christianity Alarmed and the Christian | 4 menace, it not an insult, to tho Christian | 1%'8 Apostolic Imperial Majesty the Emperor Bo Mf diem and mileage which they should get. Afar ponderates as to give the inrushing current a Francis Joseph of Austria will arrive in the city on je Made Anyhow. Ree reeaeo cae “ans, ‘Tar atrived wont spiral curve and, occasionally, a radial or straight line direction toward the centre. Population in Dangor. world, has produced a condition of intense amazement in tho minds of the ye neutral Friday, the 6thinst. He will be received by the German monarch the same evening, o8 will His LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2, 1872, be about five per osnt. A very large number of those who have come expect to-go over to New Al- bany to hear Oliver P. Morton address a republt- Instances have often occurred, especially in See eae peoples. Royal Highness the Crown Prince of Saxony, who | To-day, at one o'clock, tho New York delega- con pee Ra euine an on who had + . . x“ 7 s show, one of storms of the intra-tropical seas, in which | Reypt’s Excuse and What the Egyp- | waar mm anrssmmay symrarmzens axcear. | win reach tho Prussian copital in company with | 0% Which will make the greatest portion of Dun- | Pio Tost whamelias persons Feptied that homaw: ‘vessels strictly following the guidance of the t Hope to Obtain Poaple aio’ syinseaciias sith eha'derice ott hed oan 8 Conrentipa in point of ponies errived in Murphy, Zach Chandler, 0. P. Morton, and Simon . = Jans 2 Oo iB 5 his city. ere were several respectable men ameron made e arrangements, To show the law of storms have learned, to their dismay, P Mee As cet aeengey Hate tain CURUEESE Nas hAtricamee ik fia. [hs ael ct Sah Cae Merete y ’ country that Kentucky has no sym batliy witte the Emperor Kassah assert that the Egyptian among them, The broker, Van Schaick, of Broad the fact now attested by Mr. Meldrum, and this Concern, an enormous meeting is to ps rhs : street, who was one of the O'Conor democrats at | he held here on the lth and With of instead of finding tho barometer rising and undertaking affords further evidence of the Bonny Septe: jubite pesupr flgentany Tag C1 in | Interests of the Great European He : aoa Hee ee eee ee eetce ar: on | Tis, revossenubibsosiewan’? take” pista’ te ies clearing, have become entangled in restless ambition of the Viceroy, who has, first seen to bow his way to the counter of the very. beautiful National Park "in. the the heart of the cyclone. Powers and Turkey. The Geneva Court Again in Session and Again Galt House and register his name. Van Schaick is environs of the city, where some hundreds of thoy romark, alrexdy sent powerful A i i . 9 journed—The Finality Outsiders an unclassifiable man in politics, and the Hsnap | thousands of dollars have been expended in drain- From the logs of vessels that were in the late fs expedition, under Sir Samuel Bak Still eg eek padsae al ons desecicd tien : ing and bridging. On the highest Dointot this park typhoons of the Indian Ocean, it appears that TELEGRAM TD THE NEW YORK HERALD, e J i; sl pes meg till Hopeful. Is Ie pecslblan Ven Schack that you aroa dete. | +S, structure 18 to be enclosed and roofed, and 1 were generated by lateral interfer- ih to conquer and annex Central Africa pen! D 0 Li a ye eS will endeavor to announce to the country ence between the southeast trade winds and the opposing northwest monsoons; an ob- servation which seems to support the theory advanced in this country that our West Indian hurricanes are originated in a similar way, by the interference, near Barbados, of the con- flicting southeast and northeast trades. The cause of science is ably represented at Mauritius by Mr. Meldrum, and his labors will prove of great value to the world. With the extension of our national meteorological system to the West Indies much light will, doubtless, be thrown over this interesting subject. ‘The European Press on the French Loan. The London Economist, one of if not the most authoritative financial organ in Europe regards the recent French loan as “‘the most The following special despatch to the Herarp has been received from Massowah, Abyssinia, through our correspondent in the British metropolis: — < Lonvon, Sept. 2, 1872. Aspecial report to the Henatp, dated in Massowah, the principal seaport town of Abyssinia, in the Red Sea, on the Ist of August, states that Kassah, King of Ebyrnia, who has been named Emperor, had despatched an ultimatum, in the name of the Abyssinian people, to Munzinger’ Bey, commander of the Egyptian army of invasion, at Keron, order- ing him, with his force of Egyptians, to leave Bogos, and announcing, in conclusion, that in case Munzinger Bey refused to comply with the order he, Kassah, would doclare war from Abyssinia to the lakes of the Nile, and that he now intends to add Abyssinia to his possessions. Should both those expe- ditions prove successful the Khedive would, they point out, rule over a greater extent of territory than has been subject to any previous Egyptian monarch, and were his people capa- ble of civilizing the millions who would thus be brought under his rule a vast and power- ful African Empire would arise. THE RADICAL REUNION IN EUROPE Bo SEE ie 24 Congress of the International Society at The Hague. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. ~~ Genva, Sept. 2, 1872, The members of the Court of Arbitration in the Alabama claims case assembled in session at the hour of twelve o'clock, noon, to-day, and adjourned at three o’clock in the afternoon. The Tribunal will meet again on Friday, the 6th instant. COMING TO A CLOSE, There {s no doubt but that the moment of final close of the labors of the Board is rapidly approach- ing. itis believed that the adjournment sine die Will be reached early in next week. SWISS CABINET COMPLIMENT TO TE MEMBERS OF THE COURT. The Swiss Council of State has invited the mem- ders of the Board of Arbitration to a banquet on Saturday, which will be attended by the chief fed- eral authoritics. Covers will be laid for fifty guests, gate to this show?” “No,” said Van Schaick, in a laughing way, “that chap is an old countryman from Ulster county.” It happened, however, ina few minutes to be well understood that Van Schaick was a delegate and nothing besides, although he claimed to have come on a business errand. Next ISAAC STILLINGS, a saddier, of Fifth avenue, below the Fifth Avenue Hotel, put in his appearance. He is asiim, wiry, amiable man, of good repute and lives at Carmans- ville, “Stillings,” satd the Herat correspondent, “you amaze me, Diogencs, with his lamp, has been looking here for one honest man in this thing, and has found him at last.”” “Yes,” gaid Stillings; “if you print anything about me I will lick you.” : A number of Louisville gentlemen, who are looking on with great disgust at the congregation, were introduced to Mr. Stillings, and it began to appear that there was some decency in tho Convention, Stillings ts a native of Maryland, and will vote for neither Grant nor Greeley, and he a3 a3 much interest in peace and tran- quility as any Northern popalation can have. 4 Charley Wooley, brother of Bot) Wooley, who de- fled Duncan to-day, is said to be working for Hen- dricks, defeat. His motive is Hendricks’ opposition to Pendleton four years ago. Charles 0'Conor has written a letter and put it in charge of Judge Halding. The ticket wilt probably be O'Conor and J. Q, Adams, or Adams and Hancock, Signs of trouble Sppent in the Con- vention. It is said that Proctor Knott, Flournoy, of North Carolina and others mean to oppose # nomination of any person, and to adjourn andor cover of resolutions, It now looks as if the Convention woult be com- posed of four or five hundred delegates, The dele- gates best known are Senator Bayard, of Dela- ware; Judge Woodward, of Pennsylvania; Hon. J. Proctor Knott, of Kentucky; Chauncey C. Burr, of New Jersey; Hon. William M. Corry, of Ohlo. Nearly all the States will be represented, There is, however, an absence of prominent men from the South, A good deal of excitement was created this even- ing among the friends of this movement by the re- ported discovery of a scheme to FORCE THE NOMINATION OF GREELEY by taking possession of the Convention or throug @ judicious application of force, creating suct: confusion as to prevent the nomination of O'Conor, It ts alleged that a large number of Greeley men will endeavor to get into the Con- vention, FO as to be present from States not for- ‘ o , os aaNces eed undoubtedly pays his own bills, and came along from a remarkable success in all financial history.’ inst the Vi a leof Bavat A if 2 AN AMERICAN CITIZEN'S FETE OF HONOR. siralahowe soneiation: Next Peter Gilsey ae in | rally organised, and attempt to ace aoe Ce For a country which for years has had a deficit, | °8™2st the Viceroy and poople of Egypt. Council Proceedings with | ae, samuet Bowles, editor of the Springflel¢ Re- | an appearance, looking quite earnest and cheer- | tion rece ap it omtius teen Uresliy on the andat the present time has an enormous deficit, REFUSAL BY THE EGYPTIAN COMMANDER. Closed Doors. publican, gives a dinner at his hotel on Wednerday | fl. He was introduced all around and recorded | Fonvenvon, tn whol, oMfort iaaahauer iklason it is marvellous that it could obtain such a | Munzinger Bey refused to obey the Abyssi- nee ER ioe next in lwnor of the Board of Arbitration. Two | M8 Name on the register. All this while Colonel | of the Committee on Credentials, this plan fails, response as that which has answered back the nian order. He rojected the ultimatum of hundreé invitations have been issued. Blanton Duncan was MOVING UP AND DOWN TITE VESTIBULE then the Convention is Ey BROXEN UP IN A ROW appeal made in its behalf. The sw : RESOLUTION IN FAVE BI dear id th y t in effect destroyed. There Is no- free one hundred. and for'y milios peneds | 2¢ Mouaseh of Ebyrais, and, by way of rely i oe age or the ote, taking people ty the hands; vat ne | SNA Meaperea at tees uted, Tae one and forty million pounds |. i ié i che Eee IRELAND mot with a rather sharp rebuff from Colonel Bob | but whether any have seriously thought to attempt ‘sterling, or seven hundred million dollars, | Will continue his advance march in Abyssinia TELECRAM 19 THE WEW YORK HERALD : ‘ Tolinson, of this State. Svan great oxeltement scenaay indignation and more than twelve times that amount | Proper, after having first named Massowah, rag eiaue Sept. 2, 1872 ? ; rae oe) ary “flow are you, Johnson?” said Duncan, arevail Hi the. shegucneeiee ete ae metas ; . i i Biers f HAGUE, Sept. 2, 1872, ‘ationalist Sentiment in Support of the Papal | Johnson drew himself back and @aid. “It ts im | ocrats. over the discovery of the scheme was subscribed to satisfy the wants of the | which is built ona sterile island, as tho port | ‘Tne Congres« of the International Society as c a Pa" | possible for me to shake hands with you, sir.” ‘The | ofthe Greeley men to take posiession. "They have French Republic and to mect the demand pope he reat ala BUse, expression of the Kentucky countenance toward determined fo resist and make a straight nomina- of reception and point sembled in session here to-day. tion, There is alarge number of Greeley Iiberala ay itg trensury. It is this which has Bianton Duncan is not prepossessing. Such gentle- | 1 I z upon its tres 5 k b ‘ , | tear tt enki wins ed Seber Maiaba diets , prepossessing. Such gentle- | Inthe city. Scuator Bayard 18 to be permauene ealled forth the surprise of the British and and rendezvous for the Egyptian reinforce : ee ee ee TELECRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD, men as Colonel Fitz Hugh, Major Pullctt, Colonel | Chatrman. The verification of the credentials of members The Convention witl mect at one o'clock, ad Oontinental press, Surely the subject is one calculated to create surprise when we consider ments which will arrive in support of the movement during the prosecution of hostili- occupied the entire day, and was accompanied by animated discussions, Lonnon, Sept. 2, 1872. A great public demonstration is contemplated in Dublin against the occupation of Rome by the Thomas, Mr. Durrett, and the rest regard his course with aversion, and many of them do not hesitate to say he has made bee ae mercenary MAINE, ‘ i foes : a sale of the prospects and hopes of the Kouth to the fhe terrible vicissitudes yhich Franco hag un- | ties, ‘The sitting to-morrow will be public. Itallan government and the suppression of religous | haministrations Mingied Im with the New York | Meeting of Administration Repab' dergone within the last few years. An impe- eee nen cae ome. orders in Italy. delegation were several very rough tooking chaps, | ¢®™#—Specches of Gencrals Hawley ai zial government upset anda-free republic es- THE CHANCE OF BA‘ AND HE IN- | 4 GENERAL, REPRESENTATION AND FROM AMERICA, Te She ane ee ak a eee Ci at recog- Cary. ‘J hectiae | e } ‘VADERS. al Burs ‘of th nized one fellow, who had gone to Rochester ORTLAND, Sept. 2, tablished in its place was something to create of ahi eat f lL. A SING raat bia Goad batheerl agg BAVARIA. Cel REN SHRED MADE DIG DASE ViCwee | General J. R. Hawley, of Connecticut, made: his ‘consternation and dread rather to sug- Munzinger Bey and his Egyptians gain | are here to participate in the deliberations, and who stood ready to shout, gouge or RED TG | first speech in this State during the present cam- confidence and a reassurance o! “ability to the first battle, by the defeat of the Emperor The Pliiadelphiia (United States) branch of the | A Cabinet Crisis and Ministerial Tender of Resig- poh Leena ae ivy [ove be betel | palgn at Fluent Hall this evening. The hall was gest > with a bet of one hundred to one that somebody's ° ‘meet all the engagements which the nation | Kassah’s soldiers, he will advance to Adowa | International Is represented by Mr. William West, nation. money had brought him hero, either Grant's ‘oF jhgpien planer te : SwergieiTertnenca Tee 71 N i. _—-_ ms, rien himse! didn’t appear, an ns was willing to contract. Yet we find that no | easily. Should this feat be accomplished the St amen arte mete TELECQAM To THE EY YORK BEAALD when Stillings and others were asked if he meant | measures which they had accompllshed, and sooner is the loan put upon the market than it | poo tiang will be in the capital of the The Congress will remain in session until Satur- Lh eB > | secant naan. [olen we Sevacaves: asif | claimed that the pretences of the Greeley party SYP Pp) MUNICH, Sept. 2, 1872. “ ; * t were based upon fraud and founded tn falsehood. is taken up with an eagerness and a desire for ore that fairly astonish the whole financial world. Tho greatest sum of money ever bor- rowed at one time is tendered with willing- State of Tigré, one of the most im- portant and powerful subdivisions of the Abyssinian royalty, as was made known day next. PRESS POWER OF THE ORGANIZATION. Outside the hall of council it is claimed that the International Society has a thorough organization, An official crisis has occurred in the Bavarian Ministry, and the members of the Cabinet have tendered their resignations to the King. Pennsylvama Railroad is said to _ for band, which is expected this evenihg. Judge Van Allan came in at one o'clock, reading the Cincin- nati Commercial, and very much miffed at what it had to say about Bourpvonism. The bald head of BRICK POMEROY He alluded in detail to the charges against Gen- era) Grant and his administration, and thoroughly ventilated the record and character of Mr. Greeicy. ‘The speech was well arranged and effectively delivered, and held the Closest attention of the audience for two hours, ‘ae p “ " 1 re was observed, as it was being wiped by that person, . ‘4 . sa sek menenasee grec. Ot if twelve | uring the late war between their Majesties aie: died, Reate ot ee ket i INDIA. neat the hotel rogitte, ‘and copies of hisfamoug | ,, General, Sam, Cay, of Ono, addressed a Greeley times that amount is needed it is ready. ‘To : 4 s newspaper were scattered about by some mysteri- UI 7 call such financi is ¥ the Queen of England and King Theodorus. {zation controls in Earopo nineteen news- bg ousagency, which looked. a3 if Puck was dolug SS grapes success @ financial miracle, as some They will have their Eda, hiadiod abd organization c 3 P! Cholera Ravages at Many Different Points of the some savertising. One of tisee papers Fopresented THE CAMPAIGN IN THE CITY. x, e 0 " e} reeley lookin; jown at a hearse labelle .Outs- . of the journals declare it to be, is an acknowl- bas paper organs, without including those published in Empire, ville, aud Greeley, With great mortification in Ii At the Liberal Repubiican Headquarters at the edgment which will be as readily granted on this side of the Atlantio ag on the other. “ae Poustio Dezsr.—The report of the Treasury Department shows that the national debt was reduced $10,736,635 during the month of August. The total debt is now forty-five miles northeast of Gondar, obtain pect A A i aA fo Na tween the interior of Tigré and the const, and be enabled to seize control of the great manufactories of cotton and woollen cloths which are worked at the place—a prime neces- France. Belgium has seven, the others being at Yienna, Berlin, Pesth, Leipzig, Munich, Dresden, The Haguo, Amsterdam, Geneva, Neufchatel, Zurich and Barcelona. FRANCE. TELEGRAM 10 THE KEW YORK HERALD, Lonnon, Sept. 2, 1872. A despatch from Bombay reports that the cholera is raging at many places in India, and there are nu- mcrous deaths daily from the scourge. face and in the garb of Rip Van Winkle, says:— “Mein Gott, that was not there yesterday!’ The White House is seen to be obscured by the Louis- ville hearse aforesaid. Another picture in the same journal shows Greeley riding @ railroad on a jackass towards Washington, pursued by @ loco- motive labelled Louisville. During the forenoon the HeRALpD correspondent paid A VISIT TO THE COURT HOUSE edifice, where tne assemblage is to congregate. It | is ratber a handsome building, with bo class | Glenham Hotel, yesterday, there was quite a dis~ play of business. Among the visitors were I. Re Helper, of North Carolina; J. H. Campbell, of Louf- siana; George C, Bennett, of Brooklyn; John Ry | Stuart and Frank Stevens, of Tarrytown, and Amasa. Smith, of New York. Delegates to the Syracuse Convention happened tn at ail hours of the day. Im answer to the question, “Who are you going te: nominate for Governor?” the answer usually was :— $2, 177,322,020. é rags THE WEATHER. steps and classic architecture, and very grimy with | “Don't know; but we are gotng to have & 2 ality with the Egyptians, ciple aes ca rae MA er | ‘Don't know; @ are going to have & go y with the Bg So. wie Departmental Official Exposition of the Duty ‘ coal branes, Te Fis Dasemnene e Feilee rcugctas | Caeyer te sib a ‘~ “pERSONAL INTELLIGENCE. ‘Governor Marshall Jewell, of Connecticut, is at “the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Ex-Congressman Eli Thayer, of New Jersey, is at the Astor House. Congressman W. H. Barnum, of Connecticut, is stopping at the St. Nicholas Hotel. ._W. Oswald Chariton, of the British Legation at ‘Washington, has arrived at the Brevoort House. DANGER 10 TH# OHAtSTIAN™POPULATION. The fanatic Mussulman population are ex- pected to rise against the Christians in case of the success of the Egyptians. NATIVE ABYSSINIAN SUBMISSIONS. Several native Abyssinian chiefs have al- ready submitted to the soldiers of the Egyp- of the Republic, jan depieelansslins The Communist Cluseret Sentenced to Death— General Chanzy’s Commission—Pere Hya- cinthe on the Infallibility of Cupid. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD, WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE CiTEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WasuinaTon, D. C., Sept. d—1 A. M, Provabilities, Northerly to northeasterly winds and falling tem- perature for the New England and Middle States, with partly cloudy weather for the South Atlantic States. Generally clear weather and northerly to easterly winds for the Gulf States; partly clear weather from the Ohio Valley to the upper lakes, negroes were watching the trial of one of their rat ‘ho had stolen a quantity of wearing apparel. this the court room where the Duncan Con- vention is to be ?”” said the HERALD man. “No,” answered one of the tipstaves. “Although, judging from the number of negroes here, you might think it was Grant's side show.” Fassing along by the cells of the thieves and va- rants incarcerated here the HERALD correspon. dent climbed to the rotunda, where Joel Hart's statue of Henry Clay, clothed in very wrinkled cos- tume, was engaged in making a speech. Finally, up in the top of the edifice, he observed two | i | Jority. At the Spingler House Lrg en bodes Mcssra, Schell and Gallagher were in charge. Advi from Maine confidently predict the defeat Speaker Blaine and a reduction of the republicam majority to 5,000, Among the visitors were ex- Governor Coleman, of Louisiana; D. L. Phillips, of si (i Soa Ohto; C. P. Culver, of Washington, and others. The Fifth Avenue Reguiar Republican Headquar- ters was unusually busy, Accounts from Vermont, are cheering to the republicans, the most sanguine even predicting a heavily increased Grant ma- Colonel Tom Scott, the Rallroad King, sent ‘a telegram to the headquarters offering to trans- wane Justice George fed iplgi % era pcos tian foree Panis, Sept. 2, 1872. with easterly to southerly winds; cloudy weather. | court rooms a facing. He awe me a port to the bei ooeveneee mie ying hg among the late arrivals ai rand Central | ts t a easterly to southerly winds f of one, which was locked, an hen | $10,000, something less than half fare. Amon; ng The Counctls-Generals of the Departments, with | Areas of rain and easterly ly winds for J into the “second court, ® good, | visitors was Postinaster General Oreswell. is Hotel, © ‘General F. 0. Latrobe, of Baltimore, has tempo- ary quarters at the St. Nicholas Hotel. Postmaster General Creswell, who arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel from Maine, on Sunday, has gone to Washington. Count de Najac, of Paris, has returned to the Filth Avenue Hotel, after a short tour. Rev. John B. Smith, of Greenock, Scotland, is at the Brevoort House, Mr. Smith is eminent among ‘Scottish divines. He has been in this country for some months. He will spend this week in this ‘city, and on Saturday will sail for home. POSITIONS OF THE CONTENDING ARMIES. The Abyssinian army is at Hamojen, 2,000 men awaiting orders from the commander. Munzinger Bey, at the head of the Egyptian troops, is in a fortified camp which has been built and manned in the roar of Keren. THE EGYPTIAN ARMAMENT. The Egyptian army is armed, for the most part, with Remington rifles, and carries with a few exceptions, have brought their sessions to a close, The Chairman of the Council at Avignon, in his closing address urged a broader and more lib- application of democratic ideas to the administra- tion of affairs, and expressed hope that “the | French Republic would become a worthy sister of the United States of America.” CONDEMNATION OF CLUSERET AND OTHER COMMU: NISTS. A conrt martial sitting at Versailles for the trial of Communists has passed sentence of death upon Le Francais and Closeret, by reason of their contu- macy in refusing to appear and answer the grave soos TLY | Average temperature for corresponding date the Northwest. The Weather in This City Yesterday. The following record will show the changes tnthe temperature for the past twenty-four hours in com- parison with the corresponding day of last year, indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's Phar- macy, HERALD ge |. 18 we temperature yesterday........... well lighted room, where @ youthful Judge was listening to some legal argument. Selecting a | person who seemed to have authority in the out- skirts of the court room, the HERALD man said :— “Can you tell me, sir, Whether Blanton Duncan's Convention will meet here ?” The person interrogated Jooked at your repre- | sentative as if he might be one of the miserable ubjects Who had come as a delegate to do this Con- vention, and responded in a crisp Way— “| think so, sir, but | don’t think Judge Bruce will | adjourn his Court to let Blanton Duncan’s gang occupy these premises.”’ The timid representative hastened to say he | was not a delegate to the Convention, but only a iG | newspaper correspondent, “Well,” said the man, “that is worse, because CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION. Porravi..e, Pa., Sept. 2, 1872, The repnbilcans of this district to-day nominate® John W. Killinger for Congress, He is also the nomt- nee for the liberal reformers for the same position. Bites.—Burvett’s Kallistom, maly. ——e J Hats.-Fall Style fory ectionand sale at ESPENSCHIED Sy ui stree Mosquito neutralizes the po! 1872 are ready fi mauuiacturer, A.—Herring’s Patent CHAMPION SAFES, Ex-Governor Swann, of Maryland, has come to | jt mitrailleuses and ordinary old-fashioned | charges against them. 5 sedate ees edolnb thn Reh NEA eg ag you gentlemen who Write for the papers have Se) and 50 Peete eae ty merray acest, Lr br Tie bali Mie | cannon. General Chanzy has been, appolnted to the com- | BOILER BEPLOSION IN SPRINGFIELD, TL. | here wom we. dont want tonave. “I think.) cone | AwKReady, Knox's Ball Hint for Genteg, peebepuenaesl FE, A. Schalch, of Jamaica, W. SEPORT OF FInST grees mand of an army corps, with headquarters at | Two Persons Killed and Several Injured. fs Fade Fo A Fa pote SE Brunt way; corneas = ae ris L, will leave the Brevoort House to-morrow, to| The movement is conducted with the greatest | Tours. ; Sr. Lours, Mo., Sept. 2, 1872. | acterapia te attecs Dunean, A. Given the man, Just ena baton an nd bog rum tra Arn begin his tour of this country. His first visit will secrecy by order of the Viceroy of Egypt. MONKISH ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF MAN'S PALLIBILITY, A despatch from Springfield, I)., says a boiler in oomia not get the vote ore dog for anything, Open _trons § (a8 P.M, be paid to Niagara Falls, Sir Peter Graat, the Gov- ernor of Jamaica, will accompany Mr. Schiaich to Atbany, whence he will return and remato at the Brevoort House until Saturday, when he will start for Europe. President Thiers is reported, on the authority of the Figaro, to have the intention of sending the @tand cross of the Legion of Honor to the Emperor of Ohina‘on the occasion of bis marriage. THE ELECTION IN VERMONT. Despite this precaution, howover, it is known that his troops had seized the Abyssinian provinces of Bogos, Hulhal, Bejik and Mana, onthe Ist of July, with the solicitations of the Abyssinian Moslems, and the approval, it is alleged, of the government of Constanti- Pere Hyacinthe has written a long letter to Le Temps, in which he announces and defends his approaching marriage. WAR INDEMNITY PAYMENT. The payment of the instalment of 600,000,000 francs of the war indemnity has already been effected by France. GERMANY. Scott’s mill, twelve miles from that town, exploded on Saturday afternoon, instantly killing two of Mr. Scott's sons and severely injuring several other persons. THE STEAMER BIENVILLE. PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Sept. 2, 1872. The steamer Yazoo, which arrived here to-day from Havana, brings no news of the missing boat of the steamer Bienville, About @ quarter before two o'clock the bad blood, which lies thinly beneath the surface among the Louisville core against Duncan and his mot- ley coadjutors, broke out into a quarr General Custer—the cavairy Custer of the war—was sitting beside Dr. Kellar, & prominent practitioner here, and @ man of steadfast cour: in the vestibule of the Galt versation. ing new delegates arriving, exclaimed im one of his its of egotism :— “I HAVE BEEN OFPERED $500,000 to break this Convention up and Keep it from in- jo of fire-eatin; ‘ouse, engagea fame, con- Duncan, who was highly elated at see- | Babcock 407 Broadway, New York, Bend for “its record, Batchelor’s Hair Dyce-The Best in tne world; the Si gerseet Dye; harmlesd, reliable, instam- tancous. At all droggists’. nople; and that his officers proclaimed that juring Greeley.”? P a oid alia . | MAILS FOR EUROPE. “ ” nse, “the | , Patent Opem Work Political Bann Awhe Republicans will Carry the State | they could conquer Abyssinia within a period | Frankfort ’Change and American State Securi- | rs R ox PE ae jad fae General leeeers tela Rie ater oner, | Eidgaand Porthaits, at HOVER & GRAHAM'S, 97 Diao’ by @ Reduced Majority. ties. | % Duncan, is that the otner side offered you some~ BURLINGTON, Vt., Sept. 2, 1872. ‘The excitement about the election to-morrow ab- -gorbs all business, It 18 believed that the repub- <licans will carry the State, but by a reduced ma- jority. A close canvass of some seventy towns shows atiberal strength of about five thousand, ‘with @ few losses from democrats who will vote with the republicane rather than endorse Greeley. Polls open at ten A, M. of three weeks from that time. The Emperor Kassab, of Abyssinia, has mustered au army of ten thousand men, but it is thought he cannot accomplish anything vory effective for the dofence of his country just at prosent, for the reason that he has no TELEGRAM TO THE KEW YORK HERALD. FRANKFORT, Sept. 2, 1872. The Exchange of this city has excluded from its regular transactions any new Issue of Georgia bonds until the holders of the State Aid bonds are Ssatigfied as to their soundness. The steamship Nevada will leave this port on Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool. The mails for Europe will close at the Post OMice at twelve o'clock M. Ths New York Herwarp—Edition for Europe— will be ready at half-past nine o'clock fu the morn- ing. Single copies, In wravvers for mailing, 1% cents. thing more.” Custer is a cool-eyed, qriet man of that military training Which gives a sincerer form of courage than any mere spontaneity, and when he looked ut Dunean the latter replied uneasily :— “You must not talk that way to me, General Cus- tor, My chayficter is as good as yours.”", “Yes,’' said Custar, in his quiet way, “If you do come to hog Re erg of character I ean find peopie Within the und of our voices Wo have heard you | MINUZA CO, haukern Nol) “ae ARTINEZ & CO., Bankers, No. dg 6 Post ative, Now York. ot ay, Royal Havana Lottery.—Priaes orders Hiled, jnforimation fagniahed tig Spanish Bank Bills, TAYLOR & 00., Bay , Cashed, rates pait for rena ene? crs, 16 Wall st cdding and siting ‘¢, mo voducotion im Srices daring BUNMEEY cone rene " EL) LL, 302 Broadway.