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New-York tribune., 1869-06-09

are said to have been killed The exposed settlements
ore nrenarng for defense The Indians are supposed
10 be Northern CheyenDes and Sioux"
Gen. Spinner says the money recently stolen in IN
Santa Fe from the Government Depository was IN
notes of large denominations of which the Treasury
Department has complete record OF the numbers ,
dates etc. which facts may, IN aceOIaance wlIn
official measures lead to the discovery OF the mur
derer Of the Receiver and the robber' Inc amount
stolen is nearly 100000. ,- VT
ington tomorrow evening for New-1ork, laiso
crowd called at the Executive Mansion to,nay Deto,o @
the meeting of the Cabinet. Comparatively lew
obtained interviews, of brief duration, someoI M
were for business and others mere courtesy. Ing
President will attend the Boston Peace Jubilee.
The President has appointed j. V. L. Scheimer
Assayer of the Branch Mint at Denver, Colorado.
The contest over the Mobile Post Office was closed
to-day by the appointment of +. G. Brombery, vice
Byron g. Pierce, suspended.
The Committee appointed by the Secretary OF the
Treasury have reported to him that they have de-
stroyed the currency plates dies, etc
The United States Consul ut Kingston, Ja., has
reported to the Department of State. the wreck Of
the American brig COrinthian Of Ellsworth, Me.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
NEW-YoRK WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9. 1869.

at the party composition of the new chamber for the
significance of the elections. The members not
elected, that 49, the votes thrown-not thrown away
for them are worth as much attention. Perhaps
more. MajOrites born mln0rltles. victory De-
gins in defeat. Ask American AbolitiOnists, Repnb-
leans General Grant The number of votes cast for
independent candidates. for candidates whom the Of
fcials Of Government themselves styled hostile to
Government and resisted the election OF not as con-
sttutiona opponents, but enemies, Is differently
estimated according the feelings of the calculator
affect his counting at from 100000 to 100000 and
the number of friendly votes at from 100000 10
100000. 1t is undisputed by the most pre-
JUDGED partisan that the aggregate is greater thah
1T was IN 1863, that the aggregate Opposition OF iH
abstentions are less than they were in 1865 ana all
these differences In grave proportion. -,
1t cannot be stated an ndisputabe TACT that TINS
aggregate independent minority embraces the MAJOR.
ity of intelligent Frenchmen simply because the tact
Is disputed-which does not prevent Its oeng lAct
1t is proved to any one who, In reading the returns
by districts and departments as gwen In any faIis
print of this week, will accompany their perusal "ltn
"a glance at the map that represents by coors the
educational condition of districts and departments
1t is proved by the fact that the Independent vote
generally rises in quite accurate proportion 70 the
relative number of readers and writer's, and skilled
wOrkmen in the population. Contrary TO the ire
quent with MS, the number is almost invariably
greater town than country, IN great cltles tah III
hef9e PaF eT T. m gGns canse
which because like the first IT does lot exist with
u.s. and because it is equally. If not more, e1cieht
justifes word of notice. .
Administrative pressure is powerful throughout
France but to far less degree in the towns than IN
the country cOmmunes, OF tho How cOmmuhes ln-
TO which the French territory is divided and within
which its population is parked, there are hundreds
with less than one hundred, thousands with less than
five hundred electors. These aud their little local
ways and means and needs and ambitions, are lndl-
vidually known to the mayor and the Juge de par.
Both these officers appointed and hold from the
Central Administration and their power to bind ana
to loose is very great in little things which are great
to the little villagers There fines for rlilng oe
ses. that may may not he imposed and small prVl
lana hot ms nof hp
lent favors that may be granted or refused, and
various influences that may be turned for or against
simple body by the mayor As for the Mayor himself
his official life and dignity both highly priced aud to
be preserved by approved ZEAL is III the breath of the
nostrils of the SubPrefect or Prefect, who may h-
self be shifted out at any unZealous moment by the
Minister of the Interior
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
The INDIANS.

DISTRIBUTION OF ARMS-BoILING HEARTS.
LEAvENwoRTH, June 4.-GOv. Harvey was in
the city last night and will leave for the West this
ing He down get OF Gen. SchOeld, and has
been afforded every facility in his power by that ocer
Gov Harvey has already distributed arms and ammuui,
tOn 40 all points threatened the frontieralOHg the
Republican, White Rock, Solomon, saline at Eilsworth
Lake Sibey, Marion Center ut Sana for the South sc
aud far down the mouth OF the Little Arkansas Tnq
settlers feel greatly encouraged being placed In bettCh
condition than before. Gov. Haryeys information
in regard TO the number OF Indians who have committed
the recent Outragcs indefinite, but the number proba
big larger than has generally been supposed.
We published yesteTday-gying our authority q
wclkowu oicerthe fact that the indians had one
the tongues and hearts, scaped, aud other hOr
bly, mutilacd the bodies OF the men killed at Fossil
Creek. That report has since been confirmed by John
PaIk, Deputy United States Marshal who states that
the hearts or these boiled by the Indians for
medicine. Boiling hearts is 90 new custom Uf these
red saVages, but It Is probably long practicod by
them. Very likely they have been in that business since
1G20-two centuries ana h.lt ago. The Indians may
have been cutting ont hearts and boiling them all tho
way from Plymouth Rock 10 Fort Hays
lLcayeuWOTth Times, June T.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
GENERAL TELEGRAPmc NEWS.

.... Gen. Candy has appointed MAJOR A. B.
Thompson Sheriff for the CITY of Richmond
Elizabeth Whelan, wife of an engineer on
lake steamer, was burned 10 death at Buffalo on Mon
day by the careless Of coal oil in gn:ting fire.
Tie Rev. Felix j. Barbeln, 5. j., Pastor Of
st. Juscp's Catholic Church, in Philadelphia died last
cycung, aged G2 years.
A workman on the Boston aud Albany
Railroad named Ennis was killed by passenger train
between Grafton and Westboro yesterday
The St. Louis Board OF Trade are con-
sdering the practcabty Of direct trade between ST.
Louis and foreign ports by lght-draft propelers
james Monroe, President of the Third
National Bank at Syracuse, n y and an exstate Sen
ator, died Monday
James A. Weeds paper-mill at Port
Dickinson n y, was DESTROYED by re on Monday night.
The loss is about $4,000 There was an insurance OF
A little boy seven years of age, son of
Enoch Earle, run over while climbing ON TO NOV.
ing train At Worcester Mass Yesterday Both legs were
cut on 10 Is feared that Ills Injuries VIII prove fatal
Boston is fast filling up with strangers in
anticipation Of the Peace Jubilee over 5000 rooms in
private house have been tendeled tne Executive Com
mittce for the accommodation OF yisltois
The second trial of Dan Noble for the
robbery OF the Royal Insurance Company at
Emira, York Yesterday Ihe case SCI !, exciting great
interest the jury failed TO agree on the former trial
Edward Humphrey, alias James II Hardin,
state Prison convict escaped last night from the II-
natic Hospital in Worcester Mass where he had been
sent for treatment.
On Monday night the Office of X. l..
Smith at LysandeI Onondaga County, n. y. WIS Gu.
tered by burglars and robbed OF over t20O0 worth OF
bonds mortgages and certificates OF deposit.
"A German peddler, named Henry Priestly,
was murdered on Sunday, near Memphis, and his body
thrown into mud hole. He was supposed to have had
consderable money about him. but when found his pOc
cts had been rifed
detective has been engaged for week
In hnnfing mn a seducer lie hnally captured him in
Pannayivens after chase Of 800 miles. Ho taken
10 Salem Ohio where his victim resides She Is only is
years Of age.
The citizens of Rome, y. Y voted yestor-
da on the question OF taking stock 10 the amount OF
sso o in ihe proposed Watcr-wOrks for the village The
vote sood 323 for the project 10 9l aRainst IT, The law
reoures twotbrds Of the votes cast to be h the arma
tive.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
THE SOUTHERN STATES.

EXCITEMENT IN GEoRGIA-ARRESTS BY THE
MILITARY.
AUGUSTA, Ca, June S.-A letter to The Chroni-
ee says the editor Of The FaTent0H clipper and other
citizens were arrested to-day at Warrenton Warren
County at the instance the Sheriff who arrived there
from Atlanta yesterday. with companies OF infantry
The citizens In jail and surrounded by strong force
OF militia. The excitement is very great The arrests
are presumed 20 have grown out Of difficulties connected
with the murder Of Senator Adkins
MURDER OF LIEUT.-CoL. CRANE, CONMANDANT
OF THE FOURTH MILITARY DISTRICT.
JACKSON, Miss June s.-Brevet Lieut-Col
Joseph g. Crane commanding the Fourth Military Dis
trct and acting Mayor Of this city killed to-day by
T. H. Yerger In difficulty occasioned by an official or
der Of the Mayor evyng on the property Of Ycrgcr In
default OF corporation taxes and the affair bad no refer
cuce whatever politics Col Crane egtSrc the youn'
feer service from Dayton Ohio In 1901 aud held IN
high esteem by this community. lcgcr Is arrested aud
confined at the barracks.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
THE Pennsylvania GRAND LODGE OF GooT
TENfpIkRS

SCRANTON, Pa, June S.-The annual ses-
sion OF the Grand Hodge Of Good Tcmplnrs opened In
this place this morning s. b. Chase, @. W. C. t. In tho
chair The attendance Of delegates aud members Is un'
usually large The report Of the Grand Worthy Secretary
Miss L. T. Wright exhibits the strength and hnanclal
condition OF the order The number OF subordinate
Lodges IN tic State 5C3 the membership nearly fOO
Increase Lodges dnuEE the year ending hny J is9y
h az Increase OF neubcrsbp for the year, blyS lho
amount of money collected by the Grand Lodge during
the year Is set down at s4036, WHEREOF Sv1 NeIo e
Ts sum exactly hve per OF what collected ahd
dsbursed by the subordinate Lodges The whole atOnns
cnminfed To the canSc by the Good Tomplars Of the
Satc ough the channels OF the Order was, therefore
not much short OF SO0,Og The heBsone Good ie"Plu'
tbe STATE organ OF the Order has been, during the year
advanced from "A monthly TO weekly publication. ana Is
reported TO b sefsustanDg; the 1900 appropriated 10
i use last year is returned TO the treasury wlth the
gratifying statement that II not needed Tie paper
E issned from the Grand Secretays Otee az Lancaster
edited by Mr. T.. II. Ranch, experienced JOURNALIST
widely known in this State The Grand Lodge VIII re-
main ia session three days
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
HORRIBLE sUEcrDE-MANGLED LIMBS.

A very remarkable suicide, occurred last & sat-
urday afternoon on tle Detroit and milwaukee, hlirOan
near the Cty of Detroit The man deliberately lad hg
left leg and right over the rails Win ms mead Jas
Iocomotiys be gneer sounded his whistle, the belk
was rung and every effort made 70 warn the man OF
his danger IA he did not move IN the least the engneer
snnnosed MIN asleep intoxicated, and reversing his
eaSine Fbstled down brakes The heavy ran coudIuot
~ r gbt nm IN time, and the wheels crushed the arm
and Loo IKE eggShells. Backing up, the train
could Be stopped. tho taken board and takeu
10 the city Inc severed arteries were hastily taken up
while the wretched man whs lying at the Depot and hd
was removed TO st. Marys Hospital, the physician who
attended him declaring that he could not hive an hour
The and leg only hung by parts OF the skin and OK
removed. When asked why he did not make
effort to avoid tho train, the shook his he;
replied, II want TO die" His every action went 10 show
that he deliberately aId down the track with the n-
teBtOn OF committing suicide IN that horrible manner
Detroit Tribpns
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
NATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL CONTENTION
A NUMBER OF THE PROXY DELEGATES TX
cLUDED-ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

A NUMBER OF THE PROXY DELEGATES EA-
CLUDED-ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
ALBANY, N. Y, June S.-The National Typo
graphical Convention at o'clock The Special Com
mttee on Proxy Credentials reported that they found
the credentials regular long and animated discussion
ensued which resulted in adopting resolution onered
by Mr. Conklng OF New excluding the proxy repre-
sentaves from the following Unions No. 81 OF Mont
gOmery Ala; No 80 of Burlington, Iowa. No % OF jack
son. Mich; No ia OF Annapolis. Ind Tho Convention
accepted invitation of the Albany Union to make an
excursion the river TO Troy this afternoon recess
was then taken for the purpose OF having the ehhes
photographed in body in front OF the capitol AIter
the recess resolution adopted TO proceed 10 the
election OF officers at $50 o'clock this evening" ana the
Convention adjourned until that time.
The members of the Convention at O'Clock p m went
on board tho Carrie which was chartered lot the
purpose by the Albany UniOn and after proceeding down
the river five mlcs, returned and went up 10 Troy
Here escorted by DOrngs Band and delegation OF the
Troy Union, the Convention marched 10 HarmonY hal
where the members welcomed by o. b. Smith PTesl-
dent Of the Troy Union and invited to partake OF c0
ton Speeches made by Mr. FIeeketOn, Pfehident
OF the Albany Union. and Others and after fnl inter-
change OF cordial fellowship the members OF the COuVe-
ton the boat ana returned 10 TINS cy
sembly Chamber aud proceeded to the election OF oes
for the ensuing term. with the following result t0t
President Isaac ID. George received 8 votes Daniel
Flynn received 81 votes scattering s. On motion or MI
FLYNN election Of Mr. George MADE
Tie following additional officers then elected: First
VicePrcsident, Peter A. Crosby; for Second Nlcefes
dent w. r. GOOdenOugh; for Secretary and treasurer,
John Collins; for Corresponding Secretary, W. A. shleis'
The thanks OF the Convention were rendered 10 inc re-
tlrug officers for the faithful discharge OF ther duties
Tie Committee the Springfield, ILL., contested seat
ease reported IN favor Of Mr. Higgins The Convention,
at 1920 O'clock, adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF HOMEOPATHY

BosroN, June s.-The American Institute of
Homeopathy the oldest medical association ~ the coun-
try met to-day In Convention in Horticultural Hail.
David Thayer OF Boston delivered the address OF vel
come The following officers were elected: Dr. Reuben
Clrvcapd Vice. President; DIR. L. r. Talbot OF Boston,
General seoretary DR.. Timothy T. Allen OF New, YORK
lsional Secretary aud DR. l.. NJ. Kellogg, Of New
YORK Treasurer The Institute will be reported clear W
debt tomorrow One hundred aud fifty three new mem
hers we're admitted After collation. tho general report
ON chemical medicine read by Dr. ii. ID. Paine
suecal reports were read therapeutics goldp0ison
ing resulting in scatica, cerebral aHccuoh cuIcu Dy
fdcbfsis measles, and gall-stOnes
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
SPAIN.
A NEW CANDIDATE FOR THE THRONE.


MADRID. June SIT is reported that the Duke of
Genoa is now a prominent candidate for the Spanish
throne.
THE REGENCY.
The Regency hill was read for the first time in the
Constituent COTtes yesterday.
THE NEW CONSTITUTION IN FORCE-DISPATCH
FROM GEN. ESPINAR.
The uaw Constitution has been promulgated in all
all the provinces Of Spain. Perfect order prevailed
throughout the country telegraphic dispatch has
been received from Don Espmar Acting Captain
General Of Cuba cOuntermanding previous requis-
tous for reJforcements. This is accepted as an in
dioa.ioa Of an improved state of affairs in the island
and gives great satisfaction
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
THE NEW DOMINIOM

THE ANNEXATION RESOLVES DEFEATED.
HALIFAX, June SIN the House of Assembly
last night Dr. Murray moved the annexation resolution
which was seconded by Joseph L. Mcdonald. The Gov
ernment resolved avoid discussion the question and
to prevent vote from being taken Seven members
who were Oppose the Government voted to have the
question taken, but the OF the House &c menbers
voted against it, thus throwing the resolution out OF
doors. The HOUSE will be prorOgned on Ihursday.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
NE SOUTHWESTERN AssocIArEp pREss.

NASHVILLE, June S..-The first annual meet
ing OF this Association held here yesterday 10 has
charter from the State of Tennessee fixing the amounS
OF capital stock at $2O5OO0 Ira James Of The AGshr9
Union and American was elected President hT. hci,S
OF TIC hemPhts Appeal, VcePresident. ana Geotke f.
Purvis OF The NdShDe Banner Secretary ana lIeisSs'
But few papers are yet represented IN te AssOI0
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
THE CHICAGO BREACH OF PROMISE CAsE-MIss
CRALG awarded Slna0-o DAMAGEs

CHICAGO, June SIN the case of Miss Aman-
da Craig Of Cincinnati agt L. p. sprague OF Chicago
for breach Of promise OF marriage which has been on
trial at Wheaton for several days past jury rendered.
verdict for the plaintiff awarding her the sum OF $780,
coo, the amount claimed by her for damages Tia
counsel for Sprague Will apply for new trial
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
LATEST POLITICAL NEVS.
wAsnINGroN CHARTER ELECTION

WASHINGTON CHARTER ELECTION.
The Republicans made a clean sweep OF the
city at the charter election in the National Capito! OH
Monday last carrying every Ward, and electing every
one OF their candidates for city officers, Aldermen COun
cimen and Assessors Seven members Of tho Board OF
Aldermen hold over from last year. of whom only two
are Democrats which makes the City Government rather
Republican The vote :or city officers, very nearly com
plete, is folIows:
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
HUNGARY.

URPOPU LARITY OF THE IMPERIAL TROOPS.
PKsIH. June S.-The opposition party have deter
mined TO move for the withdrawal of the Hungarian
troops from the provinces bordering on the River
Leha unless tine Government is able to offer salts
S.tory explanation Of their employment there.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
PRuSSIA.

TIE KING AND BISMARCK ON A VISIT.
BERLIN June Skiing William and Count Bis
marck will 20 to Bremen on a visit on the 18TH
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
ITALY
DISTURBANCES.

FIosFNcE june 8--There have been some quite
serious disturbances at CarmOIa recently. No par
tealars sro received. At last accounts order had
hsen IL ur.d.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
AUSTRIA.
Tur cIrIlv CAVAI.

THE sUEz CANAL.
Vienna, June st is said that the Austrian Gov
ernmer. refuses to decide in the matter of the
tn,ity of tho Sucz Canal without the advice and
cooperation uf France.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
WASHINGTON.

AN OVERWHELMING REPUBLICAN VICTORY.
THE CITY CARRIED BY FIVE THOUSAND MAJOR
ITY-EXAGGERATED REPORTS OF THE RIOT
THE CAUSES OF THE DISTURBANCE NOT
ALTOGETHER OF POLITICAL NATURE
PROGRESS OF THE CAMPAIGN IN VIRGINIA.
A LONG CABINET sEsSIoN-THR PRESIDENTS
VISIT TO WEST PoINT-MISs WINNIE REAM IN
TROUBLE. -..r
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.
THE LATEST NEWS.

SEIZURE OF PRIsoNERs-RosITA FERNANDEZ AND
GEN. EsPINAR - BARGAIN, INTRIGUE, AND
CORRUPTION "a STRANGE CONSPIRACY -
POL DEE TILE POLE
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09

GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHI
IN. Commissioner OF Indian Affairs to-day received
the foIlowing telegram from EnOch Hoag, Quaker
Superintendent Of Indian Affairs at Atehison' Kansas
The reports Of hostites In Northwest Kansas are
xaFgerated and conflicting Eight or ten remote se'uss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-04

TRADES UNIoNs-The London Working
mems Association, through its President, Geo.
Potter, has recently addressed communca-
ton to the Count de Paris, in reference to GER
tain charges contained in the roya. authors
treatise on the Trades Unions of England. "
Mr.. Potter states that it is fundamental rule
of the London Workingmen's Association that
no aid shall be given to any society engaged in
lock Out or strike, until afoh society shall
have made offers OF arbitration to their EN-.
ployers on all questions relating to hours, wages,
or work; and that it is an absolute TACT that no
society or body OF men ever had encourage
ment from the association to engage in strike.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-04
Foreign News.

\ correspondent in tho London lines,
speaking OF the calamity in the cotton trade, says
it was owing to the increase of the consuming
power at time when the raw material was de-
crea>ing. He argues that it would be Jolly IN
American planters to grow five millions OF
bales at double the expense OF laud and labor,
when the same profit will be realized from half
that amount. He is certain that well arrang-
cd trial must convince the spinner OF the ben
e6ts of cooperation in growing.
q British company propose 10 establish a
regular line of steamships between Naples and
New York.
Fifty niue members OF different Carlst bands
IN Catalonia have taken advantage OF the am
nesty proclamation and surrendered themselves.
rhe journals of Madrid comment variously
on tic refusal Of Napoleon to see General
Prim. The lberea, however, says the inter
view has not been sought, and that Prm' : visit
to Paris was solely on private business.
Ii is now said Don Carlos has returned to
Paris.
The health OF the French Emperor il i'm
proving.
Public opinion continues skeptical with re-
spect to the health OF the Emperor Napoleon.
The impression prevails that his real condition
is concealed, and this is not likely to be weak
eIed until the Emperor himself is seen driving
into Paris.
The London Times says the indispOsitiOn oil
the Emperor is gain for the people. 1t has
made them feel that nations must survive ln-
dividuais, and their dcstiuies must not hang on
one life.
Iii is reported the French Government has
declined to send representative to the Ecu
meuical Council
The Empress has arrived at st. Cloud She
has abandoned her Eastern journey Tor the
present.
Marshal Mcmahon is still in Algeria.
Ptzuela, Count OF Cheste, has gone to Vichy.
Prim is there, and it is said Cheste will chal-
lenge him.
Bullion in the Bank oil France has increased
nearly 5000, 0OOO francs since last week
Mr. Royce has received his exequatur as U.
S. Consul at Vienna. Americans are much
gratifed that the United States Government
was the first to be recognized under the new
rule admitting Consuls to other towns than the
Capital and seaports.
Advices are received from the German Arc.
tic Expedition. The first ice was encountered
July 18th in lat. "A long l0' west The coast
OF Greenland was sighted II days afterwards.
Adverse winds and much mist were experience
ed. The weather was colder than in 1868. All
we're well.
The Sublime Porte has stipulated with the
Khodive OF Egypt that the latter is to make
no European loan without his consent.
Papal recruits continue TO arrive at Rome.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-04

SALES OF PROPERTY. Incredible statements
are made as to The number of executions to be
shortly issued in this county. Some of these
statements are doubtless exaggerated But it
is certain that enough property in the State
will soon be under levy to materially and most
injurously effect the price. While the stay
law has probably been continued as long as the
people could reasonably expect it, wise legisla-
ton should do something to prevent the sacrl-
fee OF property and consequent ruin to q large
number of people. Debtors as general thing,
are not averse to paying their debts-but they
are opposed to seeing their property sacri-
feed We have heard what seems 70 us a wise
suggestion on the subject. 1t is this; that
while property should be subjected for debt, it
should be appraised BY proper persons appoint
ed Tor the purpose, and, unless it sell Tor that
amount that 1t be turned over to the creditor
at its appraised value or at his option, remain
in the hands OF the debtor subject to the lien.
Clarke County Courier.