The Sun (New York) Newspaper, September 2, 1867, Page 1

= THE NEW YORK SUN. PUBLISHED DAKLY—SENDAYS EXCEPTED. (Office cornet of Nasean and Fulton streets, — inte Copies "TWO ‘tweive Gauls por'wocb eis Senn pee pean, T HE WEEKLY Ready on Thareday of each tle nent by mall Midis Tae Pemiuewe | Mhirty-Mourth W oar. —_—- <== <= i THE OLD WORLD. BUN CABLE DISPATCHE Prassia, Rassia and Decmark. heard trom the King since Flod's arrival. © * / Aliould expect at no distant porlad a very | Jury. Judge Fowle, howevor, addressed {he Qity of public ascmera with banks des The Austrian ConsulGeneral in Hambitrg, | All the European workiach are priasners, | Pude protest azainst sich practices. Vd, MeL Tad wo ina SH es centae | le of publle moneys with banks do — forwanting to their homes the formes col. | Kiuowe will mot try ty run away Prcgeeary for a jurur, ; Hepariisenl, tale ed emald, selstered D ere of the Mexte ee o ate shor ohh pathos sgcl ang ye teltigeds nd a freehold, Shinohara fame . ao FRENCH HONOR EVERYWHERE UN. diere of the Mesican Legion who are shortly ‘ona tiave tren thickening since Intettigence, and a feet id Tioegh Mek iil. tae, Genet OF lke Bes TARNISHED, expected to arrive there, The King has been pliyt Tatist ont Purtment, have received notice that thelr wemecenemeeeens The intelluence from Steily is deplorable, gt ity that alnee the aba services Will no longer be required att a TRS . Photons has appeared fh Palermo “ A Carolina tn 1865 Jet proxino, In tiearly every ense the UNITED STATES ANDDENMARK Chit'rs bas onpeared fo Palermo with erat he Hatcheree! 60) OF | Bie. tne, F, cnen nad Ti-beiam W'wiaiere— | fawn oF the State | sons lo vacate aro those wie have withinetie eee pe asf : 6 ~~ Lhithone were ti The consequence | StI te Pris y , iment of the ¢ Wil baat twelte month beet it the haga ves et Case, 7H, 1 4 i has beat d + rasan | Was Aveo - on snaiine n all the rights of hott cig with thosgwho: The Proposed Sate of St, Thomas.) 4 teiciam from Constantinople says ; | hs bron deserti Fecacntitt berweon this and Scns CL pa hilt. Mangini y Wore fully eutithed to act | lost t it good and sufficheut ‘eaceiieieniinae “The V of Pazypt bs arrived here. The | Debra Tibor are furtotia, as the muldiers kill. DAS Sat i as ee ee Fa ‘i ' alone | Quaker City Excursionists in Russia, | Seite tas sat thirteen Arab horses as a | ed are their Kinamen. | They cut the throat of Sisal the 22d instant, arrived here on eh Were. Anning the mere’ Ste | Commtsatoner Wilson, of the General Land » b 3 ssia, ree everyone without exception, #o as to prevent ql were amir embers. © Office, han Just fecetved the retnena of tl Present to the Emperor Napoleon, and cloys | Cyne Wile Cee ei wind the Kite: tie eognieh Wis Rly i tried woe that ro named y has Just received the retums of ¢ - rE en to the Emperor ef Austria, The Arb gan Aa the rainy soason has act in, no | he country was fast approaching peace: | Warren Lily, Indicted for gr ny, The Furvey of thirty-cight townships and fra Warm Welcome from the Bam yn. cic to Europe, three aru intended for | human. being enn caloulate: what our poste | £0! pelle hase bl abba adele my id FA a cg ; {in frving, Seward, Wi poror and Eupress. | the Prince of Wales for the Duke of Hon will be at the clove, & te oi, is buslly engaged in issuing decrees and prepare | SaTinet the ss sninaten Goins inties In the f e ince of ay for the Du o possible, the road to the coast becomes clot ing tis wate th A, and to “8 Waite to State of Kansas, om . - ——_—__—. Beaufort, and others for varions personages.” | ed, we must make up our minds. to strve, at iat efor eee a We COLT LAAT ® verdict of * guilly rer Avo hundred and he Candian Ineurrec . But maulate every branch of the public adininis- 3 =. sixteen thor «. The premisus em: One Atlantic Venture Teo Mz fnteliicenas fed AGIOS slidce teal the ar peisitiomin this tration, | Weare ere brace @ part of the lands coded. tu trust aes Te Cretan ineursectionary government has noti- Te HE be |, The Ffench and British Ministers foft tho | | There bs & rite tite ne, | tthe Lalted Bintes by the Great, and - ir peril > nentiin " lon Chronic ts, Aug. 91, for the statement that tthe Ovage by th Treaty of Loss of the Yaoht John T. Ford. | ged ihe foreign Consuls of ite intention to ite, men's bi cliy. Of Mexico on the Sib fantant for Vere | co ee a ie ‘his: auttioetly to | Aentember © Mande aro moat —— Ieue letters of marque for the equipucat of heard he w NOE oe aes eens, to BIL OMG | cea thes Getiom Ct hid paboweiedte tetitury. (12RD DML frst and, second ae. &e. &o. private The Cretan privateers wore Maker inembers of thelr respective Legations, ani CoNtrol the action of hts subordinate military Fagg, with kinall badies of inher along, the a 0 5 a Miste Mens Oita red eter toa y in wishing to © OM were under a aultable escort, ‘They snbace oMlcere through the powers delegated to him gtreame, ‘They tr watered by the Ver= — | moto “Crete.” She removal of the U and put a pistol to bis head. | Mas hy the army regulations and Articles of War, digtis and Fall and their nui FRANC at the herd of a body of gendarmes to « Test [armed men who were marching to wards the Spanish frontie®, Garian Government have cor fiscated at the frontier 9,000 needie guns sent from Berlin News from France, Great Britain, | “Belem” | penditure of the whole Empire. NEW-YORK. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. 1867, extating military orders, but under the laws of the State of North Carolina, The order of General Sickles, directing that colored men should be put on jurtca tm that State Wor revoked ome thie ago, and when Judge » opened his Court, the jury, which consisted In part of negroes, was dis miaaed for legal informality. ta its appolnte ced place fea eicknose and the utter dis | that the Ritual should attract the congrog: comforts inssparible from a ace voyage in | tion to this important though novel teac the catalgae of the things that are past. hh omy who watch {~3 Lor cf Herribte Treat {the Absastu an Gap. | OPlnion In the country at Tare aro ot at a rat Sc veel eee alarmed to cho te complacent "declneathe a) 1 i certain Churchmen about the increasing A’ Prien, Cotal fends Yo the Lowden | fh viten tee Onarel bos over the, mesnon Times the following details of the Abyvel- | and it we were wo have anew race of cleruy nian aflaire, dated Magdata, June 18 parading the eburehes In green or violet, Ateingrain trom Pesth says: “The Hn. Nungary ts now willing to contribate A We are fairly cut off from Gaifat. None | twinging eensers, and preaching to farmers, | ment, aud it waa observed that the tegroce per cent of fhe amount required for the ex. | but arm sof about 0 men can make &adespeople, and artisans, doctrines which yah advantagewas token of the revoc ith they consider unseriptural and Idolatrous, we | of Sickles’ onlerto exclude them from 4 Qhetr way Wrromgh the nbele, We have hot told the Ring that tently left Vera Cruz ona achooner on the nthe ged pardon, families from the island by French, Kur It he at the President will te F and Lation vessels continues. The ht man should ‘ nerey Might of the 18th, Their destination was an. ‘enforcement of a line Pants, Aug, S1—Noon.—Later in the day, | tilt eid ont, and the Turke had wlihe own King sald, ‘1 spares: toxlny known, A French war steamer was a1ichored ley. ictaudl ‘ty Gen m arrived from Sphakia, Omar Pa was greatly newer, but yon wil ol cw olf Sacritic wine the authority dele= i ow ree Miseativ‘ied at the removal of the Cretan «Gini r dderi-Cbke Us Anlaos, Whale Be tise Made 6 WW Fe eiliics, ad hed sabe vepaiieton to toca | Woops tome be Will hake them fag. file Gants Ania was oti trepriooned fu the Biicces ahi ts ah rentals Marks, Ite considered that the enthuslastie he istgnid und return to Constantinople. [evident that he hoe not quite made up bls Carte of San Juan d'Uliow. Novhing detuite | Ciel whlel rlinate, By so domg howe Feeeptions which had been everywlicre CX Vint of the Kmperor and Hwpremef France 1's! wheilir he can Kill bls workien OF HOt Wa Known tn regard to bef | ever, the tesun between hich and Gen Grant tended him throughout the country attested to Austria. Bake fapunity. alles = Will be placed before the country in ite tru Yhe patriotism of the people and their confl-! A telegram from Munich of August 18th) War in Tretand. RECONSTRUC TION. Tis Bae on ale om wildors will st 1s une ce in the goverument. Alluding briefly sys: —" The Emperor and ' once @ renewal tf 7 equity really Tereuing Oe, oy iat ontare, t the Mexican question, he did not think rive here to-day from Augsburg, accompanied lachievons party Tmpertaas, Orders from the General of the army, faued In obedienge French honor had been tarnished or French by King Louls.” ‘The official Bavarian Gas fights which almost annually dlegrace th ma to the will of Cong haa aly ied. The late events In Ger- many had left Franco tranquil, anit she would remain He was certain that the peace of Europe would not be disturbed. Inc Hon, he expressed his dshment of more liber! tastituttes wider an more active trade, and which he Assured his enthusiastic Listeners be would do Dis utmost to promote. Prestige f1nj party we ‘orth of Ireland, We were congratulating Ives, not long ago, that the critical thie ar had passed. No blood was ebed on anny of last month, and that of fiself attorded reason for coneratuln= himself erip n Bill; vo as that soures to prevent the clvil officers who have tte save that the Emperor and Baap at on thelr arri tit ts wil Wasurixaron, August a1. General Grent has fssued the following import nent of AN ady renov d Movement inaugurated some district commanders, which it ty a The been tlegraphed to all of them i} time Hon, But there are in Catholic as well Jaince to bring Gen, Sheridan to tial by Lotlh nnd theelvil and mitiary At OFRnge amd though tho] Heanguanrane ov rae Anwy, | nine yont charger pretorred Uy, the rhocersiges Disienee ely, apeeionettatad lass ince STAN Orrin, friends of Gen. Rousseau, tas been “a the Roman Cathotfe: A to do at be Wastin , August 29, 1807.) Joned. understood th “ ¢ " Tnpertal qa much this month, have aecounts | . doned, It le understood that the charg Special Orders, No, AY, € welcomed by the crowd with ene anders of were already proparcd, aud that the alleged Panis, Sept 1.—Baron Mouste: thusiastic cheers. After the reception at the jf. 'WO. Airave, each {have the military districts rented under the act of to another prj, the abject of which A bie Lis Jeri poke 2 es rallway ai sin Hosts aa mttes left Ln an open been a are 2 a will ~~ me ofptments y Be roveka of some of bis most: Important Jar disyatch to the diplomatic representa- © firs civil office of persons who dave beet removed orders. Uvor of France at the Europenn C alr ane 1 ae et Lonet by theuvelves or thelr predecessors kn com= regard to the existing relations of the ernment with the other continental powers. states that 200,000 per- starved, or died in consequ THE INDIAN WAR. The Campaign in Monann to be, Press bled in a nel mand, : By command of boring feld with Bites aud drama. The i ce of Grvrnat Grant, FROM WASHINGTON. Waanisatos, Sept. 1. Goneral Grant gave yestorday evening a | Power flask, parting dinner to Senor Re Minister for the National Banks at this date, 2), of which 310,481,909 L« necurith clroulating notes, and $58,498,950, amuall tritvutaries. rivors w hy wide and cxcoedingly —fertl ed by abrapt feet inh These erchal purposes. mat part well’ adapted for and grazing purposcs. tru General of Ni i inte in regard rich in mineral wealth, and yet interspersed into muimerous rhe rail f extra- cording lity. he Surveyor Gene eral finds Humbolty Paradise and Quins’ River — Valleys, in Humboldt county, Inthe nor be among t Paradise Val fn ‘part of t agricultural forty, elhty y has a and is rapidly increasing in y contract has been made boldt guide meridian te that the meridian sub-di vist the best portic the ‘The United Stator ‘Treasnrer holds In trast €:379,040,- for for dey bi Tho Commissioner of tho General Land Otfice has Just received from the Surveyor daa report of the report of th Inst. containing Information of un- the new State #0 thousand nm thirty to #ixty and barley fot forty to farge settlement, gy Tines tay be + of the agri. rearf; the bag named above; a very amall Teather cloth bug: pistol, ainete barrel,makers name ictly & Got Oxford street, London; {Wo ‘leaden bullets, ‘some per- Jove (out up), @ ero, the Mexican | Hr nid-tmatined apectactes and case, a There was no mark on his linen The paper t ouppiled to conversation with the ated | ettied to thdicate bottom, fs from thir. fhe land rte some fine eettloments bave already been made on the A Hum cussion caps, a wite umbrella, except the tnltiabs "J- Re }1y on his pockethandk written on was part of the iin atthe Noted. landlord and come v in the enffee-room ‘A nerican jury n verd, was “Comporary insanity SPORTING SUPT HIS, ‘The Jones and Mo hee hight. Aaron Jones, the MeCooi yeatertay, how at his training place at Shady Grove, hear this city. With the exception of two broken ribs, he is in good condition. The j cut he recelved in the face wax only « flesh Wound, and will heal rapidly. He is in good spirita, and, in speaking of the fight, attri+ butes his defeat to the accident that francs tured his rite ia the twenty-nith round. Up to that thie he was fresh and in good wind 5 after that he fought five roun riba, and would hay bre nm ribs entered h Him completely insensible. Had tt for thts injury his uls believe he have jought for an hour and @ hall longer. MeCool ty still tn this city. He has not Yet accepted Jim Elliott's challenge: (An account of the Fight is printed on the Ansi f this Issue continued had not the nd iis i The Fifth National Horse Fair tn this city closed very suecessfully on Saturday, The entire receipts of the Fair will not fall short of 16,000, and Will give @ profit of $2,000 oF & The tandem race waa won by Goody and Ma ch driven A. penter, in 285% and 206% —the fastest tandem on re= cord. In tho trot for horses which have 2:97, Gen. MeClelian, Jobn Ferris wl, and the race was won by the DANN, Buy andl 240, 1 two mules was won by Major Mahan, defeatin ms and Rurfea—time 1:68 an Gen Ltiy In the trot between Lady Horne and Lucy, the latter won the first the three following beats, 22 and 2.92, Time 2:1 Price T'wo Oor's with broken | | Piiapenenta, Aug. 31.—The match be- tween the Mutnals of New York, and the West Philadelphin Club took place to-day the grounds of the latter in West Philadel Phin, Owing to the Mutuals being come RATES OF ADVERTISING. Paraate URvAsram om ABTAMOR, For eter ir ae te part see cd —— Ome on peice. Si fe eres ts ‘seem Seid : Jumbia county, this noon, iz, Chie, De tectivo Hurthrirt and Sergeant ber arrival at tho jail and deliver: to Sheriff Cornell, «he appeared to exhibl ‘n vast deal of contrition, and finally went of in a swoon, after ‘and pro longed scenc. Bhe bas been in the same cell wherein Henrletta the famed vellod mnrdcrens, resided. previons t her conviction Py sentence at Sing Sing At this writh Irs. Wager exhibits mor composure, and before morning will proba bly be calm enough to set abow herself from her most anpleasant durance. The funeral of the victim o this appalling tragedy took at panring bung this forenoon, and was largely attoud: Hundreds of women belonging to all classe turned out to witnes# the transit along the ets of the ielancholy co The re tonina of the dead wear ex fo wiew, ant rairly has a more beautiful corpse ‘beet Jvoked npon. ‘The were open and in tHigent, while a benfgnant emi med te play around the mouth, which added to thr well-nigh angelic features, presented & mos mournful aud touching *éene. ‘The intone: {the clorgy were Impresstvely solemn, the surroundings of the last and rite cod. The girl's altiicted mothe: Was absolutely atHeken down with grief. In Galve-ton. Files of the Galveston Bwiletin from the 15th to the Bet Inst, have reached us. The aths hy yellow fever for the week nigust 18th were 147. Total for the fo that time, 261, “Among the in: the day on the 14th Inet. was the who left a house of infamy nd devoted herelf to the duty of a nuese vat equaled devotion. There, the ful ye she fe wiping out the sin of her General Geilin ordered. the lee house supply the demands upon them at all urs.” The Hulletin says the fover has ex: Lidtted a iarkcd preference for that portion of the elty whose centre te In the Second Ward market home, where there are local cauises of disense that might be removed. Two handred thousand elgara are made at the Michigan State Prison per month, Ste dail have failed during the Paat year fi THe London churehes are introducing the h their muse, Tue Queen is said to be at work upoo another book-—made up from her diary, | Tuy Freuch are building a handsome cone vent in Jerusalem, near Pilate’s House, Varest egg hatching machines are the Int eat Hventie Sow uclish capitalists are erecting iron vat and the former | Works in Germany, to save themselves from the ruinous competition of her cheap labor. tectives aro now employed Im ppointiment of the military, ‘Tir Samaria i a new Canard ateamer, is wcurious fact that the names of ald the steamers on this Hoe end in a Tur Madman ie the name of a new Nese polistic Journal, The name Is augposed to refer to the editor. Alluding to recent events and particularly to disease resulting from the famine,” and Sir testanls, of conrse, apprehe that sue AI (Signed) F. D. Towssnn, cuted Sows from the ieee tmiueral land of that portion: of bimely oeed eo peterpan eaeeray lr AMBER, 60 yt) aa oe of the Conference held at Salsburg, M. Mouss Charles Travelyan, in the article which he Lorde bed yf Gils ties We pte Asst, Adjt. ( Cureade, Ang. 31.7 of | The foll wing Internal Revenue Decision | There were few spectators, owing probably ay, ie wife's with bie nels sae Veer doctares that this ansplcious meeting of Wrote for the Fitinbrgh Hricr, and after~ Peaaton with itsieal v7 oso they | Wasiivarox, eptember 1. The recent | the 17th says Gen, Terry, Cominander of the has been made: A person who distite | 0 Whe distance of the ground from theetty.” | yy G. Saxe says thAt-It teacommow the Emperors of France and Austria should “ot he ELE, eth the Cotnty. counts talars caleaented teicgent, Ofder of General Grant that “District eoms Department, after Investigating the action of req trogn ture grape Julee, wine, or from) MTTTAM Wer rittuaneutta. | notion in Boston that, If a person te born ia, be regarded asa fresh pledge for the main- Cemigration in 1847 from Ire the ‘nuyreston by diesuuling. the ‘Roman andere will make no appointment to vivis (Executive of the Territory in reward to pure apple elder, toto be taxed the’ samme in. Pike, $4 bx... dod Wonver, If, 4 prrredey Se ney af for that favored: tenance of peace in Furope. | tn that out of 80.70 Cathutice from marcliltig through the Village, office of persons whe have been removed. by | We Volunteer forces, gave lila wnsquatified ap All reapects ns thom h he distiiied it dircetly 5S paw, ’ ha’ . 0 15,880 died but to no purpose. ‘The two parties met, ‘ 1. Proval, and fully empowered Gov. Smith to | from grapes or apples. provision al 6 auer ‘Tuk Paris, Tadies have @ club, where they SER FOR POR Oe Eee Ene oe Geneon or inthe etl- and they nolsocner inct than they each fired @emeclves or their predecessors in com: lowing manufacturers to deduct frekght from Waterman, ad b..1 6 Dorre 4 can smoke, play cards and billiards, and take Lee ! grant of the provinces, Whether several shota, A handeuehand cneonnter ene mand” doce not make a new fase between Prosecute the campaign against the Indians, | 1" place of manuf the ph Pare i rece 3 pxeromih i.e $ thelr petit verre, Musbands arg forbi io Pants, August 31.—The French Academy these ure included in Mr. Bruce’s estimate L fued, In which (wo ten were aint by the ac. General Grant and the President, ‘There In| 7® consequence of thie action re Mvery, was repented by the net of July 409 Hellings sdb 201g the ance cincta. bas awarded the prize of poetry to M. Gree know not, but the numbers specified by him cidental discharg: of loaded pistols. The pro good authority for asserting that the rumors 4 ether preparations are being be mad 9° 8 Able c..., 4 1 ‘Tur Germans in San Francisco are forme Bior. The subject assigned to the compett- Bre dulte eniliclent for the purpose oY Or | coast nats, however f n thelr way, aud CF diniculties having ocourred on this subject | PAHO forward for immediate sorvice tl ryan 1 5 Maguire, 0....8 8 {e.8 company, ech i meine of “ . : returned a gence fro ° plains 7 3 5 | thelr co 0 ge Dore fir the prise: was) XMS! Death: of Abeta) ~ 1 o'4 Granhorncle reported tohavessiti | attnewed uy t are groundless, Tho Reconstruction Act hier serpy ig Hy a 4 yoke he pete h they sell Si ae tee fe Ainge bam Lin: “ * vil bat was only interrupte Vests in the General ev h jen | C€lVed here yesterday, gives the following | sum for which the; 4 from Hi that prett; i ne OF tite, eNTO mas ite et Rathfriland suatters were esa ee praperendy tipow dise| Particulars of the Indian operationa: | The P.O. Departmenp 4s about deepateh- Went Paden the Wid rebees Manet saaheea honk Burst, August 81.—Among the passengers 4 not ‘regard Village be sald to be a stronghold of Or: + Party on the road to Fort Reno lost three ‘8 8 epecial mall agent to the Plains to cor- | Mutuals. verumen a abitauis wiih fan, and {two parties of Roman trict commanders in regard to removals and ; Feet alleged abuses there, but which abuses | Umpire Mr. Hayhar one th \ Transalantic Company's lense sympathy which they would Catholics determined to invare it. One party Appointinents, and therefore the order of ™0M killed at Crazy Woman's Fork. Two. toe Geetead Gy tuo conurdelor fPapete vit . ‘And until we showed thar out thorowge Was checked im time by the cow moral Grant ts considered merely w notice Windred head of stock were run off frum | “rig gute Department fas received dis-| CHOLRWA haa broken out at St. Mary's wroees are the most pripossessing | bis mater until we were cu PE ae eee ee Duncans Cherie leant tinca thak he eeu Ol upprove of such | Wells, Fargo & Co.'s train on the 16th tat. hes from Palmero, Aug. Oth, which atato | Mion, Potlawattomte Reserve, Kansas, and luteltectunt trite. of Indians on the reet all a Bethe inne ted ¢ it in “airae a toe gon dstmente as he indlonten, near Fort Reno. Two citizens belonging to Wat Gis sliulers hid beckon oul te Stell ‘Tuene wore 22 Interments from yellow | plains; and tave al heen aunteable to the REAT BRITAIN, was inude cleat for another Romat Cathie the train were killed, ' fever in New Orleans on Friday, ‘Total for Whites since the original treaty many years a a chy part nal gly igre ame ser Gon, Miekie# ami Hts Aets, On the same day that the Aight at Fort | 2047 Bist, on which date there were sx or fever it New y * Lena dtdetal escent barged arly fis flmerent querters 1 Wasitixaros, Aug. 81.—Thero bas been pine ne ty - ie ight at Fort seven cases, but on the following day the ileaice re A HAvana paper taunts the U Lonpox, August 81—Noon.- The lu sue feetiy ready. 10 de furnished for publication a communication P Kearney occurred, the escort to the guinber of cases had suddenly risen to 245, | Rerorrs from Sea Island grow more uns! with ti @chooner yacht John T. Ford, Captain Gold, whic! sailed froin Baltimore on the 2d of as ihat which bad so recently h country.” Tay party from Fort Smith we: ‘8 largo body of Indians, who wei attac! gallantly marched oni to in as usual, announce nnd fics. An a t thelr antagonists, who, theirapproaeh by drums ion at onc ninenee from the U. 8. forth a conflict of jurisdiction District Attorney, setting in North Caro- let us entinly ealeniate what could Tune last for Paris, was oapsized when ale f done to Keen erent opr Ve Tae tai lina, between the U.S. Courts and Major | pulsed with heavy loss, Only one body ost at her journcy’s end. On the 19th of Hs who are stated to th several were. wounded. ‘The Frotetants General Sickles. This statement ta appar. WAR left on the fleld, the reat having been August, when enteriug the English Channel, Leeeioe fish ehared ane tele ntidremaries ently made to Justify the chango inthe mill- C4Fted of. Two men of the escort were ee Te scarcity frat These wet Sal. coos ‘beoken up and the tro= vommand of that distriet, Bived hot ascertained) was saved. | tao, 18, the faxnine, phies dispersed among the victors, As the | Tt recites thatmfter opening the U.8. Circuit OMTaare te New-Mexice and (oe DENMARK. As Woeat 8 mat wis fought out during the absene of Court tn that Staten June last, Chief Justice | ge, Lone aces ee tania Corrxnacey, Aug. 81--The Journals of to enil tor ee ena lary (aa brletly and aa flererly Onase presiding, w other aivil actions | gay that the Apache and Navajo Indians wi Decunath: are" GlactasLag is: propoel ion of ot) AOA, wowed. "We only know that some lives which passed to Judgment were (wo tn which | Committing autmorous outrage ta News the United States for the purchase of te ws) llied in the Fetand, it wal gre stilt ta Imuaine pe David ‘end Daniel Kahnwetler were def Pitesti diehe tern oprah Doge Leland of St, Thomas, ‘They generally fh een | tout from pare im niece that, ants, and against whose > " a over vin rebel who bed it encounter, 8an Mantio Mountains, and four « pore Hee titen cite tate Ma Mopeatecry pists ity has not been she missing, The Indians drove off 15,000 sheep, fo enter into negotiations with the American at the public exp such a crisia ant these detall whan U on pray asters oat over Le isl rimination would have bean pose! rite ag eur Dieters Gavone Ne 4 pursued and recaptured al Government for the salo of the island, J only at the risk of exchiingg aud starving CACHE fn Tr tan ee ek as but 1,500 Tndlans continie troudt RUSSIA, real objects of charity, ‘The whole uunber Ba an al cA A dha ition ta Wilk ina ta Cid Sr. Prerresnena, Sept. Ist.—The vieit of ould hardly have fallen short apart ef this United Kingdom, two bod proceed In the premises gistcon wore killed by @ party of minors “Admiral Farragut to St. Pererst OF 2,400,000, It is at tone pound of of Hor Majesty's sub net with loaded under an Mowing military y x th day is quien wired fo maine Hitols and with all the arms and iueignia of order, prev Major General there on the ath inst. Nevada complains bas been a series of ovations for the tain an fudiy It would have | Vovera engaged in & real battle, and loft Bioklces bitterly of the Indian depredstions in the Buished American, has cermin Seavey id some th iF wumber w nded, if not \ Mh a, ng, tudementa at Acorees for the p nt of mo~ | country west Of Olive Creek in Colorado, The United States squad eben he ou the th Ik Occurrences ONghE to Rey on causen of action arlslag berween the {ah " tons ts the te de in plo language, and 1800, and the May, 1 Reports the flagship ‘ vaklin, as cal i i gurden quantl- | fet” a aiprottaindin 2 When mat the euperly or per: | ae, Taouts, Bopt. Lem Pore [obs hemieilen saetatice Armereal tien Oy! ® pene euple mare In procession with loaded ar wv itayed Haya, Arkansas, dated the 0th ult., says no the fleet passed out of the harbor salutes that ich ay was proeu head di by dean Lifer, and promptly : from the fortificat nd were St Any place where sh 1 goto fetch It, Change shots with @ counter proce ee | news bas yet been received from the force Were fired from the fortifica © and that b were available ta Inud it, Witch. (ney. re oneo as sont agninet the Indians, but several battles returned from the Frauklin and the other te of de mummber of earts and Oiiny 0 it honmns Afar Py fore Sem this obstruction to the American vesse QUAKER CITY Pxp process of th reseed a ec Marshal, Goodloe ad- beliaved to have winunication to Major-General savag taken place, All th in this seetion say they do not wish vers, which would be necded ks tons daily, In proper | Hi ty and to remand itaea ine Tt is a modified civil war, ‘There are r bth gabeh ol age hi 4 via tions, throughout the thousand towns, two hoatle organizations, ‘The Orangenien Sickles bringing t his knowledge the fuct Of | Hevce, and will kill the Commissioners If sctebubdathabd bdatalscens eyistangelart endl MI Watniets of Ortosa, ‘The whole rev= iio ander 8. Courts by ane of his bn Br. Prinnsnenait, Sept. 1—The Amerle en of India, the whole strength of the army nartial Fane ry + but falling to demand, Pos They are driving all the butfaloes gan steamer Quaker City, Capt. Duncan, has Goveri ment eould not have elected t ae bo ’ done, ee aid tite towart the Republican B : npartof the work.—London Times, 201 “Ue lekles te 6 all opposition | lege om General Augur’s hoad- arrived at the Crimea, On Tuesday last the | Wath part uf the work.—dondom Times, 2h whether fou aol’ or pets penned Ras. ram from Genera Aug's wd oursion cre received by the Kunperor whatever, No reply was received f quarters says the Indians attacked e aapeemeah mnding | Admirable Quatttive of the Danderbera. mmunication, buf within eleven mont train near Fort C.F, Snulth on the 26th [eg anil abe ry aesh cht yA ea tat nm who crosed the Atlantic in days thercattor the Deputy of Mai ult J were repulsed with the loss of the a Ja the Orines, and ware writes an account of the OO a a por aad love received from KL. Frauk, ¢ : bee ee a ee es ly welcomed to Russia by their mwe ‘ ; Hey who had previously obstracted’ twenty killed, One offievr ond four soldiers PRUSSIA, ie Breas, Sept. Ist,—The elections which udon Times, in which he rates either « were killed on our to violence, — Lenton | AML the hostil le. tribes aro anotice t xeoution ¢ of the Cou pending t y a T must say a fow word br provoe Tomes, 20th Avg. nd. Fort 1" ‘ourts had be ase ack hadh sauaalin é mere held in this city on Saturday for mem- of the veoel, which is Kituntiom, iene Ban y a oy ny e ion rel ty is 1 ders of the New Parliament of the North eral fontrivanoes ap other v The Lon im Times of the # ay Ata " Sonar Gi agg Pi ' rman Contedera reaulled tn the suc> | filjed in with sed timber for fly er stety editorlally ant it ta : t0as of the candidates of the radical party. Ie Wa stand on the — ‘The Archbishop of Canterbury announecd port of t A bat ie: Ogslielia. ay ee pary ail bu: a few ug, In the House that the President, Subsequently 9 tribes, of Sioux, occurred on the 27th ult,, a a - | ti 2, and wateh non 1 oof the has been received, emanatly athe Major Cedar Canon, thirty niles South of duless Stea ’ Reirg and England hod agreed pon its first’ General of the District, inquiring Into the burg, in which several sav ere killed, From Europe ly. CLOner tng felling itt the vessel ft whieh iE will be in the power of the particulars of the isc. on which the orders | iat d wo kod bree Later Mall Adstees- Intersting it appearing like Government to publish almost linmediately. of the court were tered, but to this no attens | News Detatia. ove own of pore We believe that this fret Report, which deals tion has been pald, it sppearing to be clear The steamer Hansa from Bouthompton, poles which ocevsloually g din with the quvsilon, of Racteslhatleal Vests that it ie not the province of the Judiciary ue, 90th, arrive i ae During most of the time, hows ments, will be decidedly adverse to the pracs power of nited States to negothate with ‘ ug. 20th, arrived at this port last even j ever, It was not safe to stand upon this prow, | docs which have boen lately brought into | hmilitary officer, who ts its inferior, for the | Co! A large Consers bg | In fict, itwos impossible. Lan head sea or a | vogue by a section, Webelieve the uujority privilege of ex-cuting its authority.” In this vative meeting was Belt here to-day, and waa Atelezram from Dordrecht of Aug. 18th, | 1. rt iio enex ot lina irianaue | artine Connetaad condemn these innos positon the matter his remalued until the £c> qttended by a large number of whites end says: The Prince and Pi + of Wales are ler deck would dive into the waves aud) vations as Megat or Inexpedient, aud advise moval of Geueral Sick lanekac Andseasee ote ada by daca Wile i ibis avail board the Os. foot onwards, clearing its passe nobly, | that they should be probili The first ro | oa oe « | a , y fived here this evening om board the Om aig ining agin, like a Titan from fia sult of the labors of the Commission if we ler of Gon, | Hams and Benjamin Hotmoes, colored, of Tors bor Thor Royal Highnesses will con- bath, shed tons of brine and glittering case have, deen rightly informed lee min ntly ee Lay i's Ht. Gen, Pope | Reames Great cathuslasia prevail ‘Nasi egy uey on board the Prussian cades trom its irom sides, Such aport were | satisfactory, Lhe Commission te a body owtaomeny, Ata. Au m0» FONT stone demanding enfran- Baw ear ua Ni Tuwele | well worth a oca voyage to witness. Ocea: | In which overy phaso ef Churchmanghlp | has issued an order for an election om the tet | tion he demanding Lhe) snfran pe erken, sionally a billow, mors powerful than the is represented, id Ser tanly the | Rit G¢ tober on the question of holding @ Con. chisemen| all whites, and declaring the arvest accounts from the different rest, wonld roll grandly over t Lire ualists to rplain. When O° tien anaet : sind cP dolacaten ¢ of negroes ty hold office, Good order countios show Uiat the barvest this yoar will ward deck. and course boldly up the sl: the name A there wos - vention, and for y sa epsech of A. Lani be us on an a’ age. | sides of the casemate, breaking in prehen High Chur the for for jon district Mu Sa anil The King of Greece arrived in London from Paris on Saturday, ‘There can be doubt, says s correspoadent, She warliie preparations actually makin ; in within bounds of eruption from garrison, ‘They were prompts and placed in the guardhovce, He Was a demonsimtion by the Rudical | Ucks ost night to mob Williams and Ion Our Col ead of the advantage, 4 ave five dele gutes each, | Removal of District Juduen Ia Texne. Heavquantens, Gatvesroy, Texas) Aug. 16, 1867. Nigh nd sense ant | however, we are told, prevailed. Ayte have had « full hearing tu en a ects in a single moderation ta The cmbly Beyond the 1 exchange France, and the speed with which the work witha westw: Vessel, th eminent Churehmen—an nscemly bY HO} gevoras Onpens No. 253.1. The follow. | Holmes. et burried on. ment a otic! egy ree means unfavorable to them, and probably » Distriet Judges ri od f flee = = i Nate | UH d Banks, and the y nd of the | anxious not to alienate or even to ocund bug Distrlet Iu aro: fetmoyed from offing Destructive Viro ta Buttale, Th 8 report in Paria of risings In Cate | vicinity of icebergs, a glimpse of the splene| brethren $0 zealous and caterpring. Yet on account of their known disloyalty and Burrato, N.Y., Sept. 1.—A destructive fire Tonia, aud that General Prim isin Spain, | did | sofa whale which spouted | the majority of the Comm’ sion have, unless jostility to the General Government occurred at 8 o'clock, Saturday night, ina Aan lity of several Hines, to our eatlsfuction, and the we are mbinformed, condemned the novel Ut Judge of the Secon District ; i ‘ smother telegraph line being constructed be- iw ygland and India bas been received with unmixed satisfaction, ‘The reports of the famine at Orissa arc more favorable, | deed, It seonicd xt The Incia opium revenue for the past seven months exceeds Mr, Massey's estimate by, sight of the dorsal fins of an cuormous jan Veatments the party Nas introduced, rejecting block of buildings bounded by Ohio, Wash- Shepard, Judge of the Third, District Goubless voruclous shavk, the voyage was, not only the historeal and arti! nen Mueyard, Judge of the Th ‘| ington end! Indiaua sivaste, Aghone tho rOyeee Wal | Sot A; H bry, J of the Bighth Distiiet, ston mons the ftuliie of Mneldent, Ih was eALNy"® ios PRR tice tie Miuigteal senlars aro to | int Tallow lng sine Atay freed, bulldings destroyed were the Buffalo Steam Hee Ear oalatna axcune las cicaie Oke ot | Ciual GRns Te in eRe or nett | adc wralans Apts, OF the Saaced Bier orks, owned by Gen. W. THN yg deprived of the society of ladies, In+| and kindles the flan ata | tiet; C. Mn, sulge of ni 7 Loss, $95,000; insur for @40,000. We Wises eartasele’ eta to mee: thee | CBRL Poaia titer tes SMS trier; Winston Bake, Judge of the Kighth Farrar, Trens & Knight's brass and District. ‘The Tudgos appoluted will Me at this office the duplicate oath preseribed by Act of Con- gress duly vineed that if the Chnreli ¢ maintained in its the State should 1 wlize lder hor proport ple space und V tacd bull ro and is (0 be xion with | the execss of Kitunlism taunt be works. ‘The bullding was owned by Adam Good, Tho #tock was valued at €20,- 000 ; tusured for $12,000. Building valued at such’ a few | le a ship there politien by | and 40 contty vunis, was greut; th to the mountal ont; and busine: at an © people + whe at Palmero was Th panie favorable dally hud taken themselves hey were camping Vet | havoc, Mus. Juve. Daves arrived at Norfolk, V on Wednesday, passed the day with her rela ‘The caterpillars are creating In reference to Indian diMculties, that de tives in the city and left in the evening for partment furnishes 4 eulved froin the Indian chiefs ont ions as to must be ent by the U8, troopa « Fork, and that they must igo out of try by the Ume geass grows, | Sata cipal chief of th white men nist move 6 by the spring; he ga rm cer ten days to om that wanted the mules and cavalry hi ed, as he would use for then tended to appropr them; that ail ans bad { the ratlre ronda ut tno railroads will be alle Hoof th Tho following is another sane chief it theme found u presenta; if avy ol taken,” Despatches been ral Hancock who states that he | © have much occupied ta mareh + not hitherto be ply to the charges of the against brought on the dit ad thelr own efforts bec ght have been avolided meral's st ta forth that HimEncen wa setting forth dificult enable dian agents that ent of the messages re= are now eng: Lite ef of the Arapahoes, sends rpreter that no more we the co. nila, prin Kiowas, sends word thatall it of Connell Grove ding offi Post ¢ the Indie mids and at from the they mant received from ir Les, to ree tribes Canada, via New York, | Kerours from Northern Texas negroes In that part of work and g and intended t hands, Ponrrtest meetings are the order of the day throghout the Stite of California, ‘Th contest by the ¢ tand most exelted «| 1861, Business ts generally atfected by the canvass, A Destructive fire Saturday night totally destr A Webet Co.'s foundry Chate tanooga, Tenn, Loves @60,000, ‘TI igin of the fire la unknown, Four men were bad- ly bruised by the explosion of shells Ir ts romored, « bie dispateh fr Cuba, that a quarrel hi Wet Captain General Manzau Chief of Adsninistration, Mmunieation with each other. that General Manzano will ret ‘Tur reported failure of Silas 8, Drew & + of Boston, dry goods dealers, with ti bilities of a quart no dollars, creates quite a sensatic 6 clreles in that elty, New aid (o be in for ay that the A quitted rel armed, he law into thelr own y hold no ec It is asserted ‘Tue great water tower, which is intended to convey water to Fort Washington, ¢ mane ville, Monhattanville, and that neigh borhood, will soon be in process of erection. Ite indation will be two hundred and fect above low water, and the height of th alanico, 4 strncture will be three hundred and eighty fietanc A, feet outrages eon Hrdianes even | Apyicrs from the Sandwie T lands wher the offenders were well known. Ie a thatthe: Kin Beale denies that the Cheyenne village was burned Sate HAL Re: King ha sel asthe Indian agents have aifirmed, without Assembly for Sept, 2. Great res | the Indians haying eoramitted: any offense to. sulte wore anticipated from the Treaty of Ite- call for the same and shows that they, With @fprocity with the Luited states ae Sloux, had at the tine just returned from | ll Rosy The Aco ardering incursion upon the Smoky Hill Han rer atlvos had been entertianed ouuutty | with gr or by the Minister for fore Affalrs, sin huickle In Leadon, Eee pera wu 1.-Our- Conant at} , THRE were the fron yellow fever London hoa sent the following to the State | Mt Galveat Oat eh hin enna denths at Cory i up to the 16th fist. ; | about half of the citizens aru sek or dead Uny suiate) ' 17, Ime aud much distress prevails, and help is need i Inqiicnt Was he Donations jor the benetit of the Corpus Roebuck Wotel, itebinond, Surrey, | Christi euiferers can be forwarded through Kngland, om the body ot a | ime inknown, He wai ab if nd) Tilvaton & Co., Now York, ity years Of age, five feet cight inches hltsh, | Trae transactions of Lynch baw and auti- Liige Roman nose, high forehead, bald he:d, | Lynch Inw associations, it is said, have vetual ' countenance, ‘face clean ininiee fi Oy fotallnesial 1 ed tt | maintained 9 reign of terror in fowr counties He arrived at the o7th August, | Of Kentucky for the last twelve months, remained there What nd night, wid on th Fmen have recently been hung by the million sterling, ie for a large mn, A gaine | contralled 2, 1462, nut qualify in all other | 64,400; insured for' 8,000. Movers, L. & J, W of the Sacramento have been fore | uf crus, oF a Walk ofA Mile oF LWo bel The theory of the TRitustiom is that gt le | Tospeata req slrad by the laws of the Btate, | White's tool fuctory” ‘Stock valued at #83,- warded from Calcutta to America iu the ship | ety) without | intertering wt all the duly of each elcreyman to roure his Huck | belore entering won thelr ofllelal duties, 0005 fiourod for $15,000. ‘The building was General Caulfield with the ‘duties of the ship. It cannot be | from their force lireligion, apathy, and BY CORES OF as ts tans fh hot inuch Injured ‘aer O'Roorke's boot feneral Caulfield Jong befure Lie principles which have goy-| lasteles-uens, by lirging on them, nay forcing Brevet Major Gen. Gurrviw. | and shoe store; jes @400, Jaines Burns, During May over 89,000,000 pounds of eot-! crued tie constructim of the Dunderborg, | on thei, the’ usages’ br question ‘the most Color 419 North Carolina, | ee 4 store; 103 8200, fea roveral ton, to the value of upwards of £3,367,000, | makiug her the easiest and most comforts | active sud cinincnt of the number assert also | Fourness Moxnom, Angust, 29.—Judge| Doarding-houses, ‘Total loss is about $150,- ’ "1 ble vesoe mat, ure applied to the building | that the Hituil is but the sign and syinbol_ of 000, Several hundred laboring men are Rave been shipped from Bombay. Jot paxcnger ships, which, mot having t | docu Which the Bogish Chareb. still | Wl, of the #uperior Court in Willamaton, | 117 wa ut of camployient ie fire. All A telegram from Perpigran, Spain, en carry Une Jacket of 4,000 tons of fron which | holds thongh ts clergy have forgotten to | Martin County, has made a decision admit- | partion we clearing up Breck, ‘aud will Mbe Vreteor of his town hee leh for Caras ot | abaiwow the ovnerighcutal veasel may inf rewanl H emumenee WOK a6 6000 Ad UOsalble, He THe OO wears and thew dosice | ting colored mas (ntarsenat by viru of folowing wt writhig mate and. pe pald his bill, hight he com vere hendach on. attor dinner she wrote 6 N ing the enuse thereof, it was disc: ho had shot himself, In the water-c was found still living and bedroom, On. amination by his ekull was Ml to be fractured telly blown away, He remain naked fi After grumbling at the tnk Of paper {nine o'ck surgeon, and pare insenslble until death occurred, which was about iwo hours nfterwards, On being searched, a per was found in bis pants pocket, on’ whieh the following was written ; “Vale for m| co ‘orks 14 Bt will’ be’ on' se ohtrl Gon the beggar (or bu this tne, ques” I feel the bat Twill disappoint fer, weition very tndisiinely wou't'dud old Jyba Hobinasa, | ‘There was also found in his bag and upon his person the following ; elx halt-sur gold; three balf-crowns, silver clgns, two 3d! purse oulkia ing from the a Lynchers, and the anti-l yn ignation, should « mot law, have been parrulling the prisoners (hat they bave captured, oa condition of their leaving the State. who, judy~ naingburg Tragedy, Y., August 30,—As brietly stated ast night, a man answering (0 the oam Jobn Henry, atone time, aud John Her Sergeant King. He Is sald to be a son of Mr Vagror, but this ts not belleved. He frecly confessed that he was the companion of Mics Hubbard in the f her eath in Lansing! 3 tal in bi thus, it Wo tl jncipnls d to answer for bis groat crime. Wager, who fled from Troy peer connection with the crime, Was broupht to this elly from the home of ber brother as Kinddsbuok, Co mein eof them bas b ng Will this be ? OnRD preacher at the South recently said in a pr ) Lord, be pleased ta hak oth over your hungry e at dey may be fed wid’ de crumbs of your love.” Tue edit heavens were wild’ ge fyi equenty presage that Winter will be bere in Sep. Hiren: ia gentleman going through banks ruptey in Milwaukee whose liabilities are 91,000,000, wot of whieh are in Jute f reported as #200 TH ye” while his astets ar sonal clothing RU VEAN ladles e noted for their exe A yet them by I wed a palate fi tufauey. A Perue ‘on, #hilled in the bit-biess, le gol to San Francisco to open an otter 7 DM. Osnonsy & Co of mann fictas it all theif ines, turned th ry into a festival hall the other day, and gave a pa A thoiwsand guests were p reape ons ent writes that Arnold ved as welerk, S) wid O' Lang Kat their tide as carpe thot Dr. Mudd is now in the earpenter shu and nite handy in the use of too! ‘Tie correspondence b aud the Euperor Napol Pope aud will shortly be given A pamphiet entitted “Nap Ghost of Moximition,” tis b Itilion outhoritics, Mr. Davin Deptay Puetp sails for Boe n welaed by ¢ rope toahy, to lake part ina Tuternational Law Congress, which he bim-elf proposed Hist year, In wiileh it is intended to take meae or the formation of a cude uf Luteruse tou Tur tired awells of 2 sensation, ‘They Bois de Bout me ot them Viince Marat, ( at these ane ra. kilt as to athgie Aur ' “Years since the death A vurnbng ss th tack wax continu wed to wll th aitied » Government in lottery of the F ral db iba ve does ther: , aps fa return to th } ¥ pre red Av editor, getting tired of paying priv tersy r d to put his own snoulder to the Wheel. Here isa specimen of his effort at ‘ type: , we tqiny aye shyll dOmoat > wn seniNg t¥2' hearafier + ners dias tal.K whout IPs BABA digle dt HEL N pe, buy Ve don,t exparleusk meoch to sans Recaw, of Bainbridge, near Albany, died recently from paralysia produced suds deniy by barber, while shay jug bi, or wart ou his taee, od him says, that he whole right side was paralyzed, the lett leg and arm became rigid, and the fice turned over the left slic The mole or wartout was ou the left » was D'Ancy MeGnk is thus sketched + ‘Judge of my astonishment to sce a gouty fellow, swollen of cheeks, with dat t k & vitreous Barsroom air, Walk up’ the li und wal toddy in the cuit with all th of as Taiuimany sachem, Chis person ts probably the niost superficially fuvart pullticlan in Candida, Tits stop to isthe Tish arte UM f to his lips, and Wager at others, was taken into custody by | ability | nowutlve jp pea’orth Not with suga NeW YORK. The tional Convention Ste ythtrd ced oa ALBANY, sd. ‘The Convention mict at 10 o'clock. Sevcrat memovials were ed and referred jotton of Mr. Hale and by , the repre OF the Ce eaniny aittee ou the ray relation to Ui halt of the Justices (Continued oa Kourth Pane. i each departinicnt xtricating =