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New-York tribune., 1869-06-22

Portable as soldiers deprived of persOnal liberty could
possibly be- and IL is but just TO say that Mr. Tracy
the Warden OF the jail, SLOWS no disposition
to make the condition OF his guests unconfortabe Tn ey
have the Of large dining roomahd st mght had ior
supper whatever they we're disposed 70 can ioe IheIe
was no appearance OF despOndency on ot tne @ cOun-
there Is chagnn and deep regret az TINS ap,
parent prosecution by the United States autholes AZ
believe, however, that the thing ls worked oy tno @
Minister at Washington and the Spanish SonsuI nee re-
But they say tins goes upon the wires TO CuDa az 1o
direct action of the United States Government ana
promulgated by the Spanish authorities in an
the patriot The charge upon which these gentlemen
are arrested Is the same as that preferred against Oo
violate the neutrality laws only the time Is ehahgSu
from the 1st TO the 18th or the present lnohln'
These men do not deny that they are friends Oh a.
ing They do not deny the fact that this persecution
while it probably has the effect the Spanish authorizes
desire 1t should OF depressing the cause IN Cuba never
theess it only increases their to perseyere
In the good work The question was discussed
last night among the prisoners they disposed Of their
steak and coffee how it that the Fenan Brotherhood
could parade the streets OF NewIOrk with the aYoWed
understanding that they meant war upon Great Britain,
and now, when few Americans and native Gu
bans have private meetings IN sympathy Win the
struggling patriots Of Cuba, they are dogged by
officials and lodged in ail before any overt id AZ
arrive at that somebody was getting good supply
Spanish gold But they Spain has not gold enough
TO crush out the spirit Of Cuban independence, ana
strengthened by the efforts OF their enemies 70
put them down. The prisoners occupy the most
comfortable sleeping apartments IN the JAIL on me nrst
floor and in fact aside those detestable bolts and
bars, comfortable they could be IN the Asto
house Iney 90 hOt expect 10 lein n ern ~ Wehster
4 Craig Is employed by the Spanish authorities
say the prsoners-tO push this matter TO the Ut
most them thought that the relationship pc
tween Mr. Webster and Secretary Fish accounted for
things that had happened The patriots nave EN-
poyed counsel Judge John X Porter and exAttorney
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22
YELLOW FEVER At QUARANTINE.
ADDITIONAL CAsEs-THE CREW OF THE SARA


ADDITIONAL CAsEs-THE CREW OF THE SARA
TOGA.
A statement was made in THE TRIBUNE OF
Yesterday that The United States apprentice ship sara
toga had arrived the previous day from Havana with
several cases yellow fever among the 2O passengers
on board Surgeon John p. Quinn, and Michael Bowler
marine, died while the vessel was at that port The
Saratoga touched at Key west and there received orders
TO proceed 10 Portsmouth, n H., but owing to the eX
halson the Assistant surgeon with lnceSsant LABOR II
was deemed advisable 10 stop az New-Iurk John ldey
a seaman died the 18th instant at sea- Edward tltL
gerald seaman the 10th instant, of sandy HOOK aud
Lieut. George " Fagg 10th instant at Quarantine: The
remains OF the latter inferred a segunes Point
yesterday Sixteen patients were taken on board the
Receiving ship Illinois, In the Lower Bay, OF whom were
dangerously H. The names OF all have been given The
new Quarantine buildings % West Bank are nnshed but
nave not vet fitted up with ciserns cooking appar
atus and other essentials FOR habtation Two additional
deaths james Anderson and Samuel L. Bodget were re-
ported yesterday board the Illinois Notice was sent
I'm the afternoon 10 Mr. Cyrus Curtis President OF the
Quarantine Commissioners, that Admiral Godon had
ordered the United states steamer Froc TO receive the
crew OF the Saratoga this morning. They Will be pro
vded with transfer clothing suits TO avoid injecting their
new quarters. The Erolc VIII probably proceed Win
them 10 Portsmouth In few days
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22
GENERAL rELEeRApuIc NEws.

Several buildings were consumed at Mon
roe La, by fire, on sunday. The loss is $4,000
Mrs. Ann Festlonel was burned to death
at Baltimore sunday, by the explosion and gnition
of "a can OF coal Oil
The bark Lucy A. Nichols, from Havana
for York, has put uO Key West The captain and
six Of her crew are sick with the yellow fever.
The straw paper mill of Beach & Co. at
Sandy HILL n. Y. was burned on saturday night The
loss is s20,OOO insurance from $4,000 TO $4,000.
THE ship Vestalnden, from Matanzas for
Falmouth England. arrived of Tybee, Ca on sunday
in distress Her captain and one seaman died OH Sa'ur
day, aud several OF her crew are now sick.
"A fire Oh Sunday evening destroyed the ex-
ensive carpenter shop Of Stanton MeGarYey, INehy
third and Market-sts Philadelphia lhe stap'oS "'''
ing with q valuable horse were also cOhsuheu'
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22
TURKEY.
PUBLIC woRKs-EDUCATI0N OF woMEN-THE
GREEKS.
rpRoY OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
ened collision.


TPRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT loo.
CoNsTANTNOPLE, June 1.-Daoud Pasha, the able
Governor Of the Lebanon, has lately been called from
SYRIA to take charge of the Department of Public
Works He at once took up anew the subject. con-
fdent in his ability to carry it through He has
ouashed all the schemes which evidently had no de-
sign but pluRder lie has formed, it is believed on
sound basis, a company for uniting Constantnople
with the Austrian railroads ON the Danube and ut
Trieste Constantin0Dle viii then be in communica-
ton with the whole of Europe by rail, and tourists
will no longer be compelled to pay taxes to the Black
Sea and the Mediterranean. .DaOud Pasha viii write
his name in Turkish history if he shall be able to
carry through his enterprise.
Whether the results will Immediately answer eX-
peetations is more doubtful Turkey is now so eager
10 fax every man to his utmost power of endurance,
and the mode of collecting the taxes is SO vicious,
HAT there is no motive to enterprise Industry has
no heart nor hope.
The last Of the imprisoned Crctan rebels 1t Is sald'
are liberated They have suffered much IN prison.
and some have died The irrepressible Greek is un-
subdued. The Sultan has sent 10 King George OF
Greece n most elegant sword, with hilt OF dia-
monds. Itisin recognition of his efforts TO estab-
lish peace The Greeks do not relish his receiving
present from their traditional enemy Let him wear
a sword they say, against the Turk, not from the
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22
NfEXICO.
ARRIVAL OF MINISTER NELSON - DIFFICULTY
WITH A UNITED STATES STEAMER.

ARRIVAL OF MINISTER NELSON - DIFFICULTY
WITH UNITED STATES STEAMER
CRY OF MEXICO, June IA, via Havana, June
2l-Mr Nelson, the Minister Of the United states
arrived here on the nth The authorities at Acapulco
had some difficulty with the United States steamer Pen
sacoa aud an order served upon her commander 70
tie effect that she must not leave the harbor Without
paving any attention 90 the order, the Pensacola sailed
on the next day.
ISCRRAsED Troubles II QUERETARO-1HE ELECTIONS. ,
The troubles ia QucrearO are increasing Tie fedea
forces Ancbpacau aud GuanauatO have been ordered
to reinforce the troops in the State OF Quetearo 1hcre
IS much excitement over the coming ceetons me Iro
RepuJlcs sIaperj predicts that the Government VIII
snrey carry the day Tcjada allows the Church many
privileges and win gain us aid in the elections.
AGRARIAN REVOLUTION FEARED
revolution Is Oh foot In GuadaL0ara. Gen. Plaoido
Vega has arrived at Tepcc. Gen Lozada has Issued an
order for division OF lands aud hdcedds among inc III
dians This Is looked upon as the beginning oil war OF
KIDSAPPISG DECREAsHD-sTArE OFFICERS DISPLACED.
owing 20 the rigorous measures OF the Government
kidnapping the decrease in all parts Of the country
The latest news from QueretaTo H To the effect that the
Federal party have displaced the State officers and
executing prisoners for treason
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22
THE INDIANS.

UNSUCCESSFUL ATTRWPT TO CAPTURE A SUR
VEYING PARTY.
ST. LOUIS, June 21.-The Republican has n
special from Hays City, Kansas, dated June 10. which
says: Col Greenwoods surveying party, who are sur
veying the routo of the Kansas Pacific Railroad from
sheridan 10 Denver was attacked this morning, few
miles beyond Sheridan, by band Of Cheyennes. Tho
surveyors well armed, and after desperate hgh
sncceeded in killing four Indans wOuBding several and
puttIng the remainder 10 flight Two brothers In Green
woods party, named Schuyler. were wounded, one &C.
rously and the other slightly.
The Indians report that Spotted TAN with 200 lodges,
has left the reservation and Is coming down, with what
intention s not known. ......
Army officers. who down on tho steamer Cora re-
mort fight between the Sioux and Refs below Fort Blu
tord I'M Which the Sioux lost 10 killed and Is wounded,
aud the latter killed and 80 wounded The Sioux
have gone Tor reGufOrcemens and intend 10 renew the
fight.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22
LAB0R NOYEMENTS.
TUE cAP-MAKERs' STRIKE


Agreeable to call, another mass meeting OF
the Female Cap.Makers, who now on strike for an
advance Of wages, was held yesterday AFTERNOON at
Pyhagoras Hail. in Canals, MISS Lanene in the chair
The principal business transacted was the election OF
nermauent officers, follows: President, Miss Beie
iaineuc: Vice President Mrs McMann; Recording sec
retary Mrs Stone Financial Secretary Miss Mary Ann
Austin. Treasurer MISS Levy. committee was APP
pouted to visit the various shops 10 induce those girls
Who have not gone strike, TO join the Union ana
stand out fnr the scale OF prices Speeches were
made by Mr. Brady, Miss Mary Lainene, Miss sarah
Burke Mr. Stone. and Others from which it appeared
that wO employers Messrs. Hllsenbeck and M0n have
acceded to the advance demanded; while Mr. Willis ana
Cohen 4 Shelly have promised 10 do so at an early day
Tho Union numbers at present about $50 members
Another meeting Will be held on Friday evening next
THE FREE LABOR BUREAU.
The new Free Labor Bureau in Plympton
Buildings has proved gratifying success, and already
is doing good among those for whose benefit Il
was instituted. The number OF orders for help as well
as that OF applicants for assistance constantly on me
increase Yesterday the number Of applicants FOR sua-
tions was l4Sl males and GO femaleswhe the orders
for help numbered 100 OF the employers, 81 were fur
nished help. ..
CLOTHING CUTTERS UNION.
The Clothing Cutters Union will present
the President Mr. Henry ShaifeT on Thursday evening
with $780, recognition OF his services IN behalf
of the Society.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.
THE CABLE PAYING OUT.

bkLsI, Monday, juno II I60J'
A banquet was given on board the steamship
neat Eastern last night Toasts were given in
honor of the Emperor Napoleon. Queen Victoria,
and Gen. Grant and TO the union of France,
England and America At an early hour this morn
inc the shore line and the deep sea cable were
.piced and at daylight the whole expedition put to
"a. the Great Eastern paying out the cable with
ease and rapidity. Dispatches received from ON
hoard the steamer show that the work is going on
without interruption.
Ismael Pascha, the Yiceroy Of Egypt leaves this
city for London tomorrow.
THE LEGISLATIVE CORPs-sCHNEIDER AGAIN
PRESIDENT.
PARIS, Monday, June q, 1869.
Schneider has been reappOinted President of the
Corps Legislatif, and Alfred Leroux, Baron Jerome
David and Dumeral Yice-Presdents.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22
THE TRIAL OF YERGER FOR THE MURDER OF
COL. CRANE

JACKSON, Miss, June 21.-ln the case of
Yerger before the Military Commission for the shooting
of Col Crane the defense commenced the examination
Of witnesses to-day 1t Is shown that the plano seized
was NOT the property OF Ycrger and Crane knew the
fact but ordered the officer 20 make the seizure notwth
standing. 1t is further shown by correspondence that
Yereer had offered settle the claim OF the city against
him II the city would settle claim he held against II for
damages property caused by neglect Of the city gov
ernnent An order OF restitution had been Issued by
Judge Peyton In the High Court and served Crane
previous to the Guilty, but 1t had not been obeyed
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22
THE REVENUE FRAUDS AT ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, June 21.-The sugar, coffee, cigars,
aud pepper which were seized in May last by the Sur
yeyor OF this port for alleged fraudulent withdrawal
from the Custom House at Orleans, were Friday
aud Saturday in course OF transfer from the different
premises in this city the United States bonded
house The total value OF the property seized
tween $4,000 and Some 40 merchants limo.
Gently involved in the transaction.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22
ATTEMprEp REVOLT IN A prison.

.. A number of the convicts had planned, and
were about execute design by which they hoped TO
effect their escape from jail. in Hudson City Jail yeser-
the head OF the movement. The vigilance Of keeper
Jones wholly deranged their arrangements. A number
OF tools and weapons found concealed In the cells
of those who were to take part in the movement
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22
GERMANY.
BIsMARcK-THE zOLLvEREIN.

BERLIN, Monday, June q, 1863.
The Zoverein Parliament having rejected the pro
posed duty on petroleum, Count Won Bismarck de-
oared that the Zollveren would not consent to any
revision of the actual duty unless the Chamber re-
considered its action The duty sugar has passed
The session will close tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22
ITALY.
OUTBREAK AT MILAN. .......
MILAN. Monday. Jnue d

MILAN, Monday, June 2l, 1862
Slight tumults occurred here yesterday The mill
tary were called ont, but met with no resistance. All
isquiet now. Count Tore, the prefect of the pro-
vince has issued proclamation threatening to take
severe measures to repress the outbreaks if they
raneNe1
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22
TIE YOUNG NEWS cHRIsTIAN ASSOCIATION

The first anniversary meeting Oh the Eastern 1 9
Branch Of the Young Mems Christian IA 80 nate ~ T M
so ro ,raS rely attended. The annual report
was read by the scS and showed ths o
~ ~ o ~ s''S pere delivered by the Rev. DIR, Hodges
Baptist the Rev DR. Dawso9 M drSsSEteriaa ChaFeIh,
NJ 80 and one or two other members OF the asso
ciaion prof Theodore Perkins presided al the piano
sougs were sung by party Of girls from the
ard aLu Mission All tho speakers urged the extension
- hs associations work asserting that only by Chris
could the great reform In politics. so long and
aTestiy prayed for aud greatly needed, ever be &C
eompished. ...
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22
OPENING OF THE ADIRONDACK RAILROAD.

WARRENsBURGH, n. Y, June 2l.-The first
through passenger train over the Adirondack Railroad
from Saratoga arrived at Thurman Station, three mil
from this place, at I2i D. to-day Hereafter the trains
will run regularly making the route 70 Lake George
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22
THE NEW-YORK JUNTA AGAIN IN TROUBLE.
SIX OF THE MEMBERS ARRESTED AND LODGED
IN LUDLOW-sr JAIL.


The County Jail in Ludlow-st. was turned
into temporary lodging place again last night for
members Of the Cuban Juna 1t that information
had been telegraphed from Washington TO the
United States Dlstrict-Attorney In this city
that an expedition, In violation of the Neu-
traty laws sail last night This information
lodged with United States Marshal Barlow, who nme-
dtey issued orders for the arrest Of IS persons
supposed to be implicated. The information, II is be
eyed by the friends Of Cuba, received in time to
have arrested the partics-in fact. the whole Cuban
Junta-during tho day, when they were together, but
for the purpose OF giving the greatest possible incon
yenence and placing release 10y BAN beyond the
ossbIlity OF Accomplishment the matter was postponed
ppUuI o'clock Col NJ. A. c. Ryan, the alleged com
mander expedition, was arrested on the corner OF
headquarters He was In conversation with Capt Pc
The spanish spy VINO TOOK psr5 IN te m m het 0ea
been appointed Deputy Marshal" ana
sar eeeman on the shoulder, informing him OF the
fact that he prisoner Peters was not recoghzed
ny s no,nnanon being equally object OF official search
with himself nadyertantly called MS name IN addless
ine some request him. The Deputy Marshal iInmed
thely ~ ITod1ced a warrant, and took Capt Peters
INTO custody Messrs. smdorf, IgnatIo Alfara, Alex
Ackerman and r. Won stanberg were arrested at dleT
emf places during the evening These gentlemen are AL
officially connected with tho movement Col Ryan Is Is
cief of the recruiting service IN the United stntes ana
ALLEGED commander OF the prospective expedition 70
Cuba Gen. Ignatio Alfara Is native CuDhn, VINO ~
s.,d 10 have gwen large sums from Ills ample
fortune 20 the Patriot cause. and willing TO sacr
ace bfs all Cuban independence lie IS oecTery Oi
War for the department, Cuban Junta In the United
states General AIfara was arrested at no. II
Rrosdyay He demanded to be shown the au
thor,tv Tor the arrest, aud when IL was pro-
dnced yielded without further question Inc others
Gckerinan Won Stanberg and Sind0rf, were arrested
a. IGe Casino on Houston.st. The prisoners were all
lodged in Iudlowst jail The entire Junta might have
len arrested during the earlier part Of the afternoon at
their Instead Of being picked up one nj
tne but Notwithstanding the officers were IN possession
lie men were. they postponed action un-
iii a. was too late TO secure bail 30 that tho
atrio,s are compelled spend at least one night In
duranee vile" Numerous friends called during the
evening and wished to give BALL but II was TOO late 10
nke any action last night Tho prisoners were W eo'
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22

EXTENSIVE ROBBERY AT CAMBRIDGE MASS.
BosroN Mass, June 21.-A thief entered the
sleepngapartment OF f. Raymond, IN Cambridge early
this morning and stole silver ware, u bonds and 9TH
er Yauables amounting 70 $4,000 or $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22
TILE conRr oF APPEALS.

Albany, June 2f.-The following is the day
caendnr Of the Court OF Appeals for Tuesday juno ~
Nos 80 I70 49, l, l15, 49, IT, 49, lsO 49, I6, 6l loS
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22

Prof II. Dussance, an eminent chemist, and
editor of The Industrial Chemist published in Ne YORK
and Boston. died suddenly at his residence In NeNLeba
non. n. " sunday night
Chief Justice Chase arrived at Richmond last
night from Raleigh. N. Co. Oh his way TO WashlngtaA
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22

THE MASSACHUSETTS PROHIBITORY LAW
BosroN. Mass, June 2L-GOv. Claflin has
signed tho Prohibitory Liquor Law 10 90 into effect
"A
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22
WASHINGTON.

INFRINGEMENT IN THE INTERNAL REVENUE
BUREAU--FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE
BALTIMORE SEIZURE - APPOINTMENTS in
BROOKLYN - REPORTED RESIGNATION OF
OUR NEW MINISTER TO CHINA. t...
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-08
FOREIGN.

BABuA DALxATIA, November 9.-O6i-
cial kilograms state that the Austrian
forces, operating against the Dalmatisn
insurgents at and south of C,terc, have,
after considerable severe fighting. cap
tursd and burned down the towns Of Pa
babrie and Mana. The insurgents just
previous to their defeat blew up Fort
Ssr jeviet
FLORENCE, November 9.-His Majesty
King Victor Emanuel remains in criil.
cal condition Of health. He lie seriously
i'll and confined to bed. The medical
paper issued to-day announces that the
King is lsboring under fierce attack,
aud that military eruption appears on
the surface Of the skin, generally over
the surface Of the body. Drring the past
night the King was duly informed Of the
fact that his life was in danger at an
early hour this morning. He receive l
the news calmly and sent for q clerical
confessor, from whom, after compliance
with the Catholic rue of belief, be re-
ceived abso'ution and the holy sacrament
enjoying, apparently, the greatest tran
guilty Of mind. During the afternoon
il was reported that the King was slightly
improving.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-08
BY TELE G R A P r..
LATEST TO NOON TO-DAY.
Dispatches to the Southwestern Press
Association.
NEW YORK.

New YORK, November 8.-Captain
Higgins, lete commander of the privs-
teer Cuba, says he was forced to put into
Wilmington 10 consequences of the infe-
rior uuslity of coal that he received from
the schooner eff Montauk Point. He
claims that the Cuba was legitimate
an-of-war commissioned by the Cuban
Government. His intention at the COM
mencement of the cruise was to prey
upon Spanish commerce in the West In
dies aud assist the Cubans in gaining
possession Of one Of the ports of the
island. The failure of the scheme he at
tributes to his inability to obtain coal
without running into Wilmington. The
officers Of the Cuba lose heavy in conse-
quence of her seizure, but are determined
to try it again if they can obtain another
ship.
Secret investigations have recently
been had before United States Commits
sioner Osborn, in the case of R3maine
Mulligan and Jas. Caldwell, charged
with being implicated in extensive frauds
with certain other persons, whose names
have been revealed. Mr.. Samuel I.
BIatsford is alleged to be among the ac-
cused parties. Another action has been
commenced against ]. Fisk, jr., by ].
Watson Fsur, to recover of differences
$272, 500 in gold transactions, during the
exciting days of last month. Attach
ments have been issued against the
properly of the defendant.
The Times says tie fund started for
the widow of General Rawlins falls far
short of the $4,000 proposed to be
raised, and subscriptions have almost
ceased. 1t says it will be little credit to
the Western States if the example early
shown by the merchants Of New York is
not quickly followed.
Seven fatal accidents here since S IT.
urdsy.
Twenty FIVE of the new Spanish gun
boats are here, five more will arrive to-
morrow, to have machinery put into
them