Borvrv Blanks. — Persons order
ing Irom the Herald office bounty
equalization blanks are requested to
await lurtber notice. We shall print
such blanks just as soo;i as correct
copies arc received from tho bead de
partments. We shall be able to furn
ish them just as t»moly as any office
in the country and perhaps earlier.
The sets we first, got out may prove,
useless, as the act was slight ly changed
thereafter. Be in no hurry, and see
that no small frauds are committed
upon tue soldiers. It appears the
law lads to fix the fees of attorneys.
This wil lie regulated by some means
in due time.
ftsijuAt the latest acounts. <)iiiet
had been rcKtorcd in New Orleans.
Martial law had been proclaimed, and
United States regulars were patrol
ing the streets. Tlie members of
the Convention, ari’e.Ued by cnicr f
the Mayor, had been re eased by
(ien. Baird. Gen. Sheridan, the
Division Commander, was absent on
a tour of inspection, but his arrival
was looked for at any moment.—
The number of killed and wounded
during the massacre is stated as high
t\s three hundred.
•■fS-Mr. Stephens, who received a
sun stroke on the 23d, at Warren,
died in Darlington, on Sunday last.
ftaSfClara Barton of Worcester,
Mass., the friend of the soldiers, will
appear as a popular lecturer next win
ter.
txiS’ right ing bet ween ihe Indians
and soldiers in Idaho is reported.
There had been several casualties on
both .sides. A company of forty sol
diers was, at last accounts, surroun
ded by Indians, av, ailing reinforce
ments,
tayl l is said 'he President has de
termined to make no change in of
fice-holders until after the Philadel
phia < 'ouvention.
