The Archive · 1873

Movements of Minister Low

Washingt November 6th.

Hon. F. F. Low, r to China, who has been here for several days, leaves for New York to-morrow, and will proceed to San Francisco in a few weel his way back to China, "He has had a i with the President and Secretary of State recently, and it is Jearned from reliable authority that they expressed themselves satisfied with his whole official record during the four years he has been Minister to Pekin. November 7th.

A special from Fort Sill says the Indians burned Whalley's ranch, near Red River Station, on Monday, murdered one men and drove away considerable stock. Two man Killed thirty-five miles from Fort Richardson, belonging to a surveying party are reported

on Saturday. Apaches from New Mexico are iding in Texas and committing murders. The Comanches on the Reservation near this Post have not and cannot deliver up the five men stipulated for at the Fort Sill Council, and as a consequence their annuity of gos and food will be withheld after this week, which, it is expected, will drive them on the war-path. ow York, November Sth.

The well-knoitn Tea house of Battersall Ca, failed to-day. Their liabilities are not stated. The firm hag always been in good standing, and was doing quiet a large trade, but as business has been dull for some month past itis supposed that outside speculations caused the disastrous results.

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