davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1869-06-22
THE PLAINS.

Surveying Party Attacked by Cheyeunes-Oe.
feat Of the Indians-Battle Between the
Sioux and Reis.
ST.. LOUIS. June g. 1892
A special from Hays City. Kansas. dated June 10,
says;-Colone Greenwood's surveying party. who
are surveying the route Of the Kansas Pacific. Rail-
road from Sheridan to Denver. was attacked this
morning q few miles beyond Sheridan by q band Of
Cheyennes. The surveyors were well armed. ana
after desperate dght succeeded 10 killing four
to hight Two brothers In Greenw0od's party. named
Schuyler, were wOunded-one critically and the
other slightly The Indians report that Spotted TAIL
ing down, with what Intention is not known. -
Army officers who came down on the steamer
Cora report q fight between the Sioux and Refs
below Fort Bu0rd, in which the Sioux lost ten killed
and fifteen wounded and the latter lost one killed
and thirty wounded. The Sioux have gone for rein
forcemenIs, and intend to renew the hght.
The New York herald., 1869-06-22

Gently done. inls afana.aa.aph =, .ne celeOrsea s
Western by ~ "a. Ta,lenre' viii be periormed during
every evening OF this week and at matinee Sat
urdcy There WI doubtless commune 70 o. ne CROWDED
nouseS viii annear IN other navs ake snsaIions
AMI Ma1a alixe 6 strongly supported.
PIErH AVENUE THEATRE The summer season
was msueasassa ss' ran' a. anis nouse =, 's O0
pahy HUM oo'"S '-'o ~ Do''oA 1A.e. ~ ~ -
vorable auspices There was q large audience CON
s.Nss s.1sls. ~ 49, .4Innn ,vora o.coraaa a ve+v
strangers rom the Iuo "eio acooiueu vey
hearty welcome to toe metropolitan boards.
Charies Reads drama of fDoran was the principal
feature Of the evening ana was capitay enacted
in this ctv ond .siss iga,a priae rom the Arch
Street thsstrs uu ph,isdelnha snstained the charac
soc acaM,t,sd naye, anu oocr cdiraS,s mstner
Mr. FREDERICK Robinson as Farmer Allan made
q ths vsr~ fe ooAeG snd ace% sne az Mfe
Bloomdeid the loutish yaanc farmer who is despe1s
ratsly N. love with Dora, succeeded u estabsning
niace nsssed Of in the ssSt nass,h,e ssa~nsr and
deserves 10 nave a run. sIIaek Eyed susan. or the
GsftIa RiiI that was rske, lin" cSnc,ndsi the er.
fnrmanca 'fr S S ~
''- A-A0 t --- rs'r ~ l8reg
,.N,. -
ocnneloer sealn AacA'ns w ser neslS a. I"o
Grand Duchess" at the st. James theatre London.
Mr. Theodore Hamilton has been epoaoeo, for tho
,au ma v,r,ar saoaor ~ nooth,s In comnapca v,th
Miss Bateman In September
Slpnor Muzo we'll knovu in this citS son6- vearkr
- - . 80
aHo 10 sue conoucsor VI tno orcnessra ~ tne Aco
DENY OF Music, occupies the same position at the
naw onera house iust finished at Cairo EOvnt
60 !. . -. =. -, - s s.r ..
SaenoI AuSao v - presen. ~ isy tot 'ne ~
engagng al ORCHESTRA oi siAy anu chorus VI
sbxy-s4. A., Co. ,,. -
MIS-. sennmeH M; George hOhsno. nj. LANES
Lewis and MT o. q. Clarke are among tne perform.
ers engaged ~ M. Daly ior ms new company ~
the FuLn Avenue tneatre, next season.
.,ds ne wSrre y ssers are resng from sner
si0na laDors ~ maple Cotsaee tneD summer seat ~
Litsle Neck; insy nave 1Ieaoy ioLnseo 1nkskomenD
The New York herald., 1869-06-22

arrest at SO unreasonable a. honr OF the evening,
unless It were done IN psV spite and 70
Numerous friends had called ON hi,n since his
arrest ana had offered to give ball. but o. course r
found any number OF the members OF the Junta at
the committee rooms MP to i've O'Clock II they de-
sired. Tne whole a1alr. however was gotten up TO
cause both In Spain and In Cuba, and the agents OF
the Spanish government had already telegraphed
warrants have been Issued Tor tine arrest ef every
member OF the Junta- s
l have not any doubt but that the revolution win
succeed; and assure you that dispatches were re-
ce,ved by the Junta to-day from the government OF
Cespedes. bearing date as late a. the 31st OF Nay
landed have safely reached the patriots and that
with the means which those expeditions furnished
Wss sso es'ss a nave escn c
paign would ensue, which would be very disastrous
70 me SpaMards. as taey are very liable to levers
spatches also say that che patriot troops the eastern
end and the centre OF the island harassing the
shortly be made TO Capture several large towns
which they had hitherto been unable to attempt on
account Of not having arms and ammunition. the
revolutionary government mad also sent the Junta
supplies a New YORK. the money having been raised
INCIDENTS OF THE AFFAIR .sF
Soon after It became known among the Cqbans
"durance vlle," number Of them locked 20 Ludlow
street 70 tender aid. and among the number SehOr
MORA, VINO was hlm0ef arrested few DAYS ago on Q
similar charge and released ON bail Senior
Mora was not aware that the Marshai's dep
uties were again after ssali hands and the cook"
ana was prepared 70 condo,e with the prisoners,
but Sen0r AlfarO called him INTO corner OF the jail
and informed him Of the fact, at the same time ad-
vlsing him TO .Inake himself scarce.n Comment
upon the alacrtty with which Mora availed himself
Of the hint Is unnecessary But ga neettng shadow"
It may be remarked, was observed shortly after.
wards on the jan steps and whisking along Grand
street at rapid gait He had concluded to be no
More-a prisoner u he could help it-and he thought
he could. H sils -
All the prisoners expressed themselves as highly
pleased with the kiDdnesses shown them by Warden
Tracy, and were In the best OF spirits. They were
not confined In the cells, but were allowed tree
range Of the reception rooms, the vestibule and
dining hail. in fact they patronized the latter apart
ment to q decidedly healthful extent, and
laughed and cracked Jokes over their wine which
their friends had provided and the substantial and
highly palatable meals which their host Tracy. had
set before them. Messrs. Ryan and Alfaro occupied
the same comfortable double-bedded room last night
which was immortaized by being the place OF cap
tivity OF Bowles the Massachusetts, editor
Senior Alfar0 offered IS 900 cash bail for the prvi
Iege OF his liberty until ten O'Clock tins morning but
he could not make the point.
The prisoners will be arraigned for examination
before Commissioner Osborn &C eleven O'Clock this
morning.
The New York herald., 1869-06-22
THE SOCIETY ISLANDS.

Another Revelation at TahIti-Arrcst Of
French Omccrs by the Governor.
SAN FRANCISCO, June a. 1869.
Advices from Tahiti announce another revolution
In that Island. The Governor OF Tahiti, Count
Deeracire, proclaimed his intention OF establishing
a new form Of internal government and proceeded to
arrest N. Boyer, the ord0nateur, and M. Wallace,
who had recently arrived from France, as
Procureur OF the Imperial Chef de Justice Judicaire
by appointment by the Emperor. They had only
disapproved OF any change In the recognized gov.
ernment; but the Governor accused them OF con-
spiracy against his person. No communication with
others was permitted them and writing materials
were refused. Orders were Immediately issued to
prepare the French transport Chevort for sea, the
object being to remove Mr.. Boyer from the island.
There was great Indignation and excitement among
the people OF Tahiti the arrival OF the present
Governors successor was anxiously awaited.
The New York herald., 1869-06-22
MISSOURI.

steamer from New York Expected at sc.
Louis-Scizurc Of SmuGgled Goods.
ST. LOUIS, June n, 1900.
About fifty prominent business firms Of this city
have guaranteed the Mercnants' Exchange or Grain
Association against loss In the experiment Of bring.
ing an ocean steamer from New YORK and loading
her with grain for that port.
The sugar coffee, cigars and pepper which were
seized in May last by the Surveyor OF this port for
alleged fraudulent withdrawal from the Custom
House ct New Orleans, were, on Friday and Satur-
day in course Of transfer from the dierent premi-
ses In this city TO the United States bonded ware
house. the total value OF the property seized was
between seventy and eighty thousand dollars Some
forty merchants were innocently involved In the
A company OF the Tenth United states infantry
arrived here on Saturday from sc. Paul. and was
transferred to the steamer Thompson Dean, for New
orleans, whence they win proceed to Brownsville,
Texas.
The towboat Bengal Tiger is coming from Dubuque
with 1000 tons OF Ice 81 900 bushels OF wheat and
1900 bushels Of oats, and will add 1000 bushels Of
corn at Keokuk.
heavy storm OF rain passed over this city yester-
day afternoon. The weather had been very warm
FOR several days the thermometer indicating ninety
eight degrees IN the shade; but since the storm the
temperature has been good deal cooler.
The New York herald., 1869-06-22
CALIFORNIA.

Arrival Of Ben Wade and Senator ConkIins-
Departures for tho Alaska Gold Fields
Drowning Of DIidshipman SOurs.
SAN FRANCISCO June 81, 1859.
Ex-senator Wade, Senator Roscoe Conkling and
party have arrived here from the East In Pulman's
palace car.
A party left Sacramento for New York on the 10Th
of June. including Governor Blaisdell. OF Nevada.
Companies A, ID and q, Eighteenth United STATES
cavalry, left here on Saturday for Arizona.
schooner sailed hence last week carrying party
OF prospectors for gold fields In Alaska. n
small boat belonging TO the United States
steamer MOhtcan was sunk by the Oakland ferry
boat on Friday causing the drowning Of mdship-
man w. ii. S0urs OF Augusta, Ne.
large quantity Of opium, received by the steam
ship Great Republic, has been seized by the revenue
authorities for violation of the custom Iaws.
sCeared-Ship Shirley, for Hong Kong.
The New York herald., 1869-06-22
SPAIN.

Public Reading Of the New Constitution-A
Grand Republican Demonstration.
MADRID, June q, 1859.
The ofncial reading OF the new constitution in
many places In the country was answered with re-
publican cries.
Slight disturbances have occurred at Ferrol. Leon
and Pantevedra. but they were promptly suppressed
grand republican demonstration will be made
here tomorrow, in honor Of the victories Of the
Revolution of 'ee. The National Pantheon viii be
inaugurated and the remains Of illustrious Span
iards will be conducted by procession through the
streets and deposited in the edice with appropriate
ceremonies. Disturbances are apprehended, which
the government is taking precautions to prevent.
General Pezuea has been taken to Cadiz, where
he will be tried by court martial.
The New York herald., 1869-06-22
NEW YORK.


The Elmra College Annual Excursion.
ELMIRA, June 81 1869.
The Elmra College annual excursion party Will
leave this city for tour OF the upper lakes tOmor
row morning The party numbers about 100 ladies
and gentlemen, under the direction OF Professor
Ford, OF the college. Among the prominent gentle
men accompanying the excursion are Rev. DR..
Cowes President of the College; Professor c. S. Far
rar, Of vassar College; E. N Frisbie exMayor OF this
press win also be of the company. The party have
chartered the splendid screw propeller Pacific at
Buffalo for the trip and will leave that city tO-mor
row afternoon. wednesday viii be spent in Cieve-
land and Thursday IN Detroit. The whole time Oc-
cupied will be about ten days. The trip includes .
visit to the copper mines Of Lake Superior
The New York herald., 1869-06-22
ENGLAND.


Tho London Press On the Late MIR. Ray
mond-Debafes in Parlianent-The Inter.
national Boat Race.
qrl Pr ~ g3f'g LONDON, June 81, 1859.
The announcement OF the sudden death OF Henry
J. Raymond, which was received here by the cable
on Saturday, created deep feeling Of sorrow. The
Pau AaU Gazette eulogizes Mr.. Raymond as pub
licist and Journalist, and says his death creates
gap which cannot be filed. aolat T
The Daily telegraph, In q similar article, says:-
In private life Mr.. Raymond was amiabe. courteous,
loyal and hospitable and he beloved by all, even
when opposed % many in politics.
In the House of Commons, this evening Sir
John Gray. member for Kilkenny, asked the govern
ment II there was any reason to apprehend further
troubles in Ireland and II the military force In that
country was to be strengthened.
Mr. Fortescue Chief Secretary for Ireland, stated
that the government was informed that Mr.. john
ston, prominent Orange leader In Ireland. had
called meeting celebrate the anniversary OF the
18th of July This was not act OF hostility to the
but the practice Of increasing the mill
tary force In Ireland about the time Of this anniver
sary was never more necessary than in the present
year.
In the House Of Lords tonight Earl Grey gave no.
tice that he should to omit in the Irish Church
bill that portion OF the preamble which provides
that the property or proceeds Of said Church shall
not be held or applied for the maintenance Of any
church clergy or other ministry for the teach
ing OF religion.
It is reported that the Cambridge boatmel will
Withdraw from the match with the Harvard Club.
The Royal Thames Yacht Club Resatta-The
Julia the Winner.
LONDON. June q, 1859.
The Royal Thames Yacht Club regatta came on to-
day. The course was from the More to Dover.
Twelve yachts sailed starting at 1886 A. NJ The
Condour arrived at Dover in the evening at 500,
Julia at 6:O4 Fiona at 6l2 Cristabel at 62l Egeria
at $685. Cambria at s:24k, Alarm at e:s5. By time
and allowance the Julia won the first prize Of f1OO
and the Egeria the second prize Of ESQ.
The New York herald., 1869-06-22
MISSISSIPPI.

The Ycrger-Crane Murder Trial-Conserva.
tive Republican Convention.
JACKSON, June q, 1862
In the case OF Yerger, before the military c0mmis
sion for the shooting Of Colonel Crane the defence
commenced the examination OF witnesses to-day. 1t
Is shown that the piano seized not the property
of Yerger and Crane knew the fact but ordered the
officer to make the seizure notwithstanding. It Is
further shown by correspondence that Yerger had
offered to settle the claim of the city against him
the city would settle claim he held against IL for
damages to property caused by neglect Of the city
government An order Of restitution had been
served on Crane previous to the diculty but It had
not been Obeyed
The Conservative Republican Convention will
meet In this city on Wednesday the 25d Of June.
The Radical Republican Convention will meet on the
Thursday, July /.
The New York herald., 1869-06-22
-REARRESF OF THE CUBAN JUNTA.
Another Late Raid by the United States
.anaeMg Authorities. se-t
SIX OF THE PATRIOTS IN LIMBO.


Late last evening Deputy United States Marshal
Henry w. Davis and corps OF assistants, armed
with warrants issued by United States Commits
sioner John A. Osborn, proceeded to rearrest the
members OF the Cuban Junta, and alter pro
tracted search succeeded in finding and commit
ting to the Ludlow street jail the persons
Of Colonel W. A. G. Ryan, Sefor Ignatio Alfero
Secretary OF War OF the Cuban Junta In New York;
Felix Won sternberg, william snidorf, Captain
James Peters and Abram Alderman, charged with
violation Of the neutrality laws Of the United States
in fitting out an expedition to Cuba with hostile
intent a.
The warrant upon which the arrest was made is
as f0lOws:-
The PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
TO the Marsha Of the United States for the Southern
district Of New York, and to his deputies, or any
Whereas complaint on oath hath been made to me,
charging that w. A. q. Ryan and Others did, on or
Southern district OF New York, knowingly and will
s 9ss set on foot m9sss snS
said Southern district Of New York against the
SPAN, with which the said United States were hen
and there at peace, and did knowingly and wilfuny
States Now, therefore. you are hereby commanded.
IN the name of the President OF the United States OF
u brDp bodies before M or some other
Judge or justice Of the United States or United
States commissioner, or justice OF the peace or
other magistrate of the State of New York, when
ever they may be found, that they may then and
there be dealt with according TO law for the said
offence.
Given under my hand and seal this 21st day OF
June, IN the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sxty-nine
JOHN A. OSBORN,
United States Commissioner for the Southern Dis
trlct OF New York.
EDWARDS PIERREPoNT, United States District At
tOrney.
Senor Ignatio Alfaro is alleged to be the Secretary
of War of the Cuban republic, and was arrested at
his ONCE, No. II Broadway Contrary to the gene
raty OF the Cubans, he takes the affair quite cooy
and to think that it is one OF the Ills that esh
Is heir to- The charge is new one and relates to
the fitting out Of new expedition since the former
arrest. 5000
The commitment under which Warden Tracy, Of
Ludlow street JAIL Is directed to hold the prisoners
in the following form, separate writ being drawn
In the name OF each Of the captives:-
The New York herald., 1869-06-22
MEXICO.

uIovements OF Minister Observation-Disclosures
About Hiss-Concoctins Bogus Claiins-Mis-
cellanoOus News.
HAVANA, June 81 1859.
The steamship Cleopatra. from Vera Cruz, has ar.
rived here.
despatch from the city Of Mexico. dated the 18th
inst reports that Minister Nelson would arrive in
that capital on the following day, and would be
osciay presented to President Juarez on the 10th.
General Rosecrans was to leave for Acapulco
There WAS considerable excitement about the ar
either the OF Mexico to the United States
or protectorate over the republic. The Mex leans
Parties concocting bogus claims to lay before the
commission SIT at Washington had been arrested.
watched.
DimcuIty with United States War Vessel at
AcapuIco-The Troubles in Queretaro-Ex-
element Over the Elections-RevoIutlon in
CITY OF MEXICO. June a.
VIA HAVANA, June 21, 1859.
The authorities ct Acapulco had some difficulty
with the United States steamer Pensacola, and an
order was served upon her commander TO the effect
that she must not leave the harDor. without paying
any attention to the order the Pensacola sailed on
the next day.
The troubles in Queretaro are increasing The
Ieuorbi IOrCeS III MiCnOaChn buu uuhHhJuato h"vo
been ordered to reinforce the troops In the state OF
Queretaro.
There Is much excitement over the coming cleo
tions The Too Republics lnewspaperl predicts
that the government viii surely carry the day. Te
jads allows the Church many privileges, aud will
gain tts aid In the elections.
A revolution 10 on foot In Guadalajara General
Placd0 Vega has arrived at Tepic.
General Lozada has issued an order for division
of lands and haciendas among the Indians. This Ia
looked upon the beginning Of war OF races.
Owing to the vigorous measures OF the government
kidnapping is on the decrease In all parts OF the
country.
The latest news from Queretaro is to the effect that
the federal party have displaced the State onlcers
and are executing prisoners for treason
The New York herald., 1869-06-22

Disturbances In Milan-scvere Measures
Adopted.
MILAN, June 81 1859.
Slight turmolls occurred here yesterday. The mill
tary were called out, but met with no resistance.
All is quiet now. Count Torre the project OF the
province has issued a proclamation threatening to
take severe measures to repress the outbreaks they
are renewed.
The New York herald., 1869-06-22
THLEGRAPHIC NEWS
V'R r r o M f4a'1 aer
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
The Laying of the French Cable
Commenced.
---~~.-o.>>~>>~~~~~~~~-~- 4d % 43i
Proposed Withdrawal Of the Cambridge Crew
from the International Boat Race.
~-~~>~~~~~~>~>~>>~.>-~--
DISSENSIONS IN MILAN.
Spanish Seizures i'm Cuban
Spanish Seizures i'm Cuban
Waters.
The Schooner La Have to be Turned
Over to the English Courts.
CUBA.


Advices from tho Patriot Government-Two
Expeditions Safely Landcd-Hopeful State
Of Affairs.
WASHINGTON June 21, 1869.
Authentic and very interesting communications
have been received from the government of the
republic OF Cuba, dated 10th and 30th OF May, and
LIST inst. They not only confirm the safe arrival OF
the Nuevas Grandes expedition but also contain .
minute account Of the important expedition which
landed In the bay Of Nipe with arms and munitions
OF war The latter joined the forces Of the liberat-
ing army after having twice defeated the enemy
who opposed their march.
The Cuban patriots were never so hopeful as they
are at present and are eager to make good use OF the
arms and ammunition which they have received.
The American officers who have gone in the last ex
petitions to share the fatgues and glories Of the lib
Grating army have been received by the Cuban gov.
eminent and BY the patriots with open arms ana
with demonstrations Of the greatest enthusiasm.
Advantageous positions have been assigned to all.
The recognition Of Cuban belgerent rights by
Mexico has occasioned feeling Of intense satlsfac-
tion among the patriots
The President Of the republic Of Cuba has approved
the protest OF the Central Junta New York against
the decree OF sequesration OF the property Of Gu
ban patriots issued by the Spanish government
the government Of the republic was about to issue
suitable resolution in connection with this point.
I Two engagements had taken place in Maniabon
with very favorable result for the Cubans.
The government OF the republic OF Cuba expresses
its profound indignation at the assassnatons COM
United in Havana and elsewhere by the Spanish
volunteers on the persons OF unarmed citizens and
with Q shocking display OF cruelty. The health Of
the Cuban troops Is perfect.
Volunteers Reviewed-The Schooner LEhave
Sent to Jamaica-Acfion of tho Spanish
COurts.
HAVANA. June 81, 1862
Espinar, the acting Captain General, reviewed the
volunteers on Saturday.
The Spanish war steamer Fernando Catolica sailed
to-day, with the captured schooner Lahave in tow,
for Kingston, for the purpose of bringing case
before the English court there for carrying articles
contraband Of war.
The Spanish authorities refused to take any action,
- the Lahaye was captured on the high seas.
The New York herald., 1869-06-22
GERMANY.

The ZoIlverein ON the Increascd Duties.
BERLIN, June 21, 1859.
The Zoverein Parliament having rejected the
proposed ,duty on petroleum, Count Bismarck de-
clared that the Presidency OF the zollveren would
not consent any revision Of the actual duty unless
the Chamber reconsidered its action. The duty on
sugar has passed. The session win close tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1869-06-22

The Cunard mail steamship Cuba will leave this
port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
at twelve O'Clock M. on Wednesday.
THR New YORK HERALD-Editlon for Europe-wiu
be ready at halfpast ten O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cents.
The New York herald., 1869-06-22
KANSAS.


Ths Horse Fair nc Leavsnwerth.
LgAvENwoRrH, June a. 1e0o
The horse fair will open here tomorrow. Among
che horses already here, or on the way, are Tackey
Henry Dixie, Billy Boyce, wyandotte Chief Black
Warrior Newry, Chicamauga, Kansas Maid, General
Custer, thorough bred, Blind Billy. Frank Mann,
Fenian Boy and Jack Morrow. other famous horses
are expected from Kentucky, Michigan and other
The New York herald., 1869-06-22
MANILA MAKE
MANYI.A May,6 1890.

d srs f.r,,. e.ff..1 - MANILA, May, 8, 1889.
Hemp-The receipts are lighter than expected and
there are ne prospects OF Improvement. The prices
have advanced so 3lx per ptcai. Sugar s declining
from the high prices OF last month. Cordage. .el4
per pcul for tine usual assortment for sail Conee.
S11; $ll so is now asked. There fs nothing dom
The New York herald., 1869-06-22

A.-BenutifuI Woman, II You Would Bo
beautiful use HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM.
gives pure blooming complexion and restores youth
ful beauty.
Its effects gradual natural and perfect
Rednes Boches and Pimpes. cures Tan, Sum
Freckles and makes lady thirty appear but
twenty.
The MAGNOLIA BALM makes the skin smooth and
peariy bright and clear the cheek glow with the
bloom youth and mparts fresh plump appearance to
the No Lady need complain Of her compexou
when rs will purchase this delightful article.
Depot q Park row, New York.
Use only Lyons Ksthairon for the Hair.
The New York herald., 1869-06-22
RsRaacASssII PAaK RACES.

PROVIDENCE June n, 1869.
The June meeting Of the Narragansett Park Asso-
ciation commences tomorrow and continues four
days Premiums have been onered amounting to
$4,000. Many famous horses have been entered.
and q large attendance Of people Is anticipated.