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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-01
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY. OCTOBER 1s71-rglPE SHEET

the patrons OF the Union Square Theatre. He has
large variety company and very attractive pii ior
Kate Fisher and her trained horse are the attrac.
tons at the Bowery this week.
Dan Bryant's bills at his beautiful little tneatre
are nrimu OF fun, and he has succeeded In drawing
around nm the cream OF the minstrel profession.
Birch, Wambold, Bernard and Backus, o quarteC
whose names are intimately associated with rich
humor. make the bills or the san Francisco Mln-
stres an inIallble recipe TO drive away the Dues.
Incy nave now screaming pantomime called "foA
ana Goose.o
The new local drama. ''The New York Policeman
mas made decided hit at the Globe, where JOSH
Hart concentrates all the available variety IN SIN
Gle bill.
Tony Pastor has new DRAMA a new batch OF
songs and new artists all ready Tor this week.
mrs. Conway's new theatre, IN Brooklyn, opens
tomorrow night with the COMEDY OF money" J0hn
Br0ugham has written the opening address.
The following In regard little actress, only ten
years Old, called the 'chiid or comedy" who mas
been starring In Buffalo, Chicago and other Southern
and Western cities is copied from the Rochester
Chronicle
statement appeared in the London papers some two
years ago that the Princess of Wales had offered
70 adopt child artist, then performing ut the
Royal hoIborn Theatre, as her ward attracted
provincial contained long of the wonderful
child genius who dazzling tho nobility and creating
Juror among the older dramatic critics of the Lcndon jour
nais she was not sgmatzed as infant prodigy, but
written or IN rapurous terms miniature Garcia and Sid
dons rolled into This the little wonder, Sappho
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LOST AT SEA.
Captain Mcclellan, of the Steamship Britain.
mia, Drowned.

Captain Mcclellan, Of the Steamship Britan-
mia, Drowned.
The many friends on this side OF the Atlantic, of
Captain Mcclellan the late skilful and experienced
commander Of the Anchor line steamship Britain
nia Will be asonlsned and grieved 10 learn that
the 22d instant he lost overheard from the deck
OF his vessel, on her passage to New York. The
circumstances of his death OF a very sad nature
yet mis- relatives and friends will have the conscious
ness that he died at his post and gave up his life
while trying to save another from the same tate
that befel him. No brighter more glorious record
could be made by any man.
The manner In which he lost his life was as fol !
lows:-About five o'clock p. NJ of the day mentioned
q heavy sea was prevailing, and quite number or
passengers were on deck Captain Mcclellan was
Standing talking with group on the Ice side OF the
steamer when she gave heavy lurch, almost pre-
cipltating some OF the number overheard. A lady
Mcclellan sprang forward TO her assistance, and In
his efforts to save her was thrown against the side
OF the vessel and so tell overheard. The engines
were stopped as sotn possible, boats lowered and
life buoys and lines thrown out, but TO no purpose
the captain sank shortly after being thrown into the
angry waters, and the Britannia was compelled 10
pursue her mOurnfu voyage without him.
Captain Mcclellan was an oiflcer OF the steamship
Europa when her captain ana first officer q few
months since were washed overheard from tie
wneelhouse during passage TO New York. HIS
faithful services under the most trying circum-
stances that occasion led to his promotion TO the
command OF the steamer from the deck or which he
met nlS sad fate,
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FIRE occurred in 213 Grand street last night.
gilbert Bros, locSsmtfs, who did business on tue
second floor, lost $1,000 worth OF property, and
IA rtholomcw, Smith a Co.. who were on the first
floor lost $500. Frederick Buckner Co.,
on the third foor or the same building suffered 10
the amount or 81, 900. The building which was the
property OF Thomas Goodby, was damaged TO the
amount Of 500 AL the losses were fully covered
by insurance.
Another fire broke ont at s4 Grand street shortly
after midnight on the nrst moor, which was occu-
pied by Isaac NJ. Levy as shirt manuac.
tory Damage to stock $1,000. portion or the
furniture belonging To the family who lived in a
room at the rear OF the factory also destroyed
10 the amount Of $3.50. The building was injured to
the amount OF $1,000 The stock and furniture OF
Levy were insured in the Kings County Insurance
COMPANY.
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T H E COU r T S.
Alleged DefalcatiOn of a Pennsylvania
Official.
SUPERIOR C1UaI--SpeclAL TERM.
Before Judge McCunn.

Before Judge McCunn.
In re George o. Epdns.-The story OF the
arrest OF George o. Evans in this city on Friday
evening on requisiton from Governor Geary, OF
Pennsylvania, upon Governor Hoffman, was very
generally chroniced In yesterdays papers, charges
OF Enforcement being vaguely specified the
basis OF arrest subsequent TO his arrest the pr s.
one- II appears, was Kindly allowed 10y the humane
DEPUTY Sheriff, III whose custody he was, 10 &C.
ROOMS AT TIE NEW YORK HOTEL,
10 receive such lren lis chose to call on him and
to entertain them, which he did, with something,
according to all accounts, like prlncely hospitality.
rne evening, however, was not altogether given up
to cornwall pasrmes. There was serious
side TO the business and 1t was necessary
to devote some attention to this aspect OF the case
made TO have the prisoner brought before some
'0age % S Hsif s. YsSfI: s5sRtrs . -
to gee II there might not be some way OF checkn1at-
ing the Cubernatorial head or the commonwealth
OF Pennsylvania. Pursuant TO the above pro-
gramme the prisoner was yesterday morning brought
before Judge McCunn, OF the superior Court The
fact was soon developed that Mr.. Evans was no
common prisoner. He was charged with embez-
zng s291 046 81, belonging TO the state OF Pennsyl
wanna. The prisoner, who Is well preserved man
Of Sean about ass gave IN %
countenance, and what is more, looked the least
concerned Of the large number present IN court.
MIR. John II. Strahan took up the cudges OF defence
for HIM. lie went into an elaborate
HISTORY OF THE CASE.
IulS n1SIOEV sHOWeu tudt Ou Tic III vi MdICH 1000,
Mr. Evans, pursuant to resolution 0f the Pennsyl-
vania Legislature, was appointed ny Governor
Geary special agent TO collect the disallowed ana
suspended claims OF the state against the United
STATES such claims being IN reference TO aisburse-
ments made by the state during the rebellion. but
disallowed by the general government. Mr.. Evans
went to work az such agent He Dund
at the date Of his appointment saiis,:ly ,c 10
claims against the United states, winch
with subsequent claims, amountedfo me sum totai
OF $3272,2lS 10. OF this amount ne colecteu
as alleged, 5000, 469 III, ana retained lor
n ton ppr
S2ol 046 81 the sum he is charged with embezzln2.
Mr. Strahan insisted that there was no embeZzIe
ment and in the course OF MS argument animad-
yerted upon the disposition and habit OF PENN
syIyania OF rcpudiating ner agreements. AS
AGAINST THE PRISONER .
IL was urged by Mr. Cummings that the Court could
nor 20 beyond the requisitlon OF Governor Geary,
ana That the commission OF ten per cent was NE
gally taken. -, ~, ,,.,sonor ,ros
remanded TO the Keeping oil his humane custodian.
It IL stated that this prosecution ~ potica one
and that the real animus OF the whole proceeding "
the present political rivalry between Governor
Geary ana Senator Cameron az to the Senatorship
OF PennSylvaLla.
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discharged with the thanks Of

r,.c,s ~ern discharged with the thanks OF the
Conrr .mo,, the indictments presented was ona
ora,ns, nr :, wis., OF No. 82s Atlantic avenue,
,oor TO-. n.oor. Ma &c. A few days since District
ATTORNEY Morris receis> I'd an anonYm letter
closing OF the Doc az re,,ev,ag sdt aorn
trouble. The writer OF the letter stated tnat tins
card had been showed under t.s aooa 2, nus mouse
District Attorney Morris subs. qushty nale IN
auiries concerning the Doctor, al.d 'he result was
that he brought the matter 10 the attnii9n OF sae
Grand Jury. THAT body presented an ,.palctmeat
against the Doctor charging him with .mf,de-
meanor In circulating these CARDS, intending
thereby to have It understood by such CARDS luas
medicines for procuring abortion could be obtalnest
from him. :. 49,
DIR. Davis was arrested yesterday ny one OF the
District Attorneys officers and held for trial.
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RIOT IN DANViLLE, VA.

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 80, 1871.
special despatch to the Enquirer says riot oc-
Cured this evening In Danvillc from an attempt on
tho part OF mob OF negroes to rescue negro from
arrest. After futile efforts on the part OF the Mayor
20 d!spcrse the mob the military were called out
and the Riot act read twice. Stones being thrown
at the Mayor the military were ordered TO charge
bayoneis on the moo, and one OF the most turbulent
of the rioters was bayoncted.
policeman was shot by some unknown person.
Great excitement prevails. The stores are closed,
and the people have been ordered To their homes.
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Dramatic Notes.


Billy Florence and his accomplished wife appear
at the Grand opera House tomorrow night in Fal.
coners new play "Elleen Oge."
"rhe box Office is opened for the safe OF seats flf-
teen days in advance, TO accommodate the unprece-
dented rush for seats" Such Is the significant
announcement at the Fifth Avenue Theatre while
the play OF "Uivorce" is on the bills.
The rentree OF MISS Charlotte Cushman and Mr.
Creswick at Booths, IN Henry VIII, has attracted
and VIII likely continue TO attract immense houses
TO this standard temple OF the drama.
Despite the multitude OF attractions elsewhere
there Is no dlminution OF patronage AZ the olympic
aud standing room only" is the invarable an-
nouncemcni every night Fox has surrounded nun.
SELF with an irresistible array OF talent aud
"Humpty Dumptyo ~ likely 10 be witnessed by
Macaulay . New Zealander when nc comes here TO
sketch the views OF the Court House from orUhen
arch OF the East River bridge.
Frank Mayo makes his appearance AZ NlDlo's as
Badger IN ssThe streets OF New YORK" this week.
The arrival ami commencement OF the engagement
Of Sothern IL anxousy looked for.
Mr. Butler catering successfully TO the wants OF
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f r A N Q e .
MILITARY TENACITY OF THE GERMANS.
Emperor Williams Troops Returning Toward
Paris-Bordeaux Disarmed-Muni-
cipal Franchises.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD

VERSAILLES, Sept. 80, 1871.
Emperor Williams soldiers appear unwilling to
complete the evacuation OF France. The many
hats which occur in the return march OF the Ger
man army tend TO render the French government
uneasy and anxious. The representations made by
the Paris CABINET to the German authorities with
reference to the continued occupation Of Inc De-
partment OF the Disc have not yet been answered.
German troops are still at Compegne, and detach-
ments have returned to and reoccupied the towns
OF Crel, Creepy ana Clermont.
BORDEAUX DISARMED.
The disarmament OF the National Guards Of Bor-
.deaux has been completed.
CORPORATE CANCELLATION.
NJ Felix Cantagrel, who was recently imprisoned
for an offence committed against the law regu-
latlng the French press been set at liberty to
enable MIN to participate In the labors of the mu-
nicipal council OF Paris.
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TIRED OF LIFE.


About nine o'clock on Friday evening Oflcer
O'Brien, OF the Ninth precinct, found man, appa-
renty intoxicated in the street. and removed him to
the station house. During the night the doorman
discovered that he was very SICK and again visiting
the cell found HIM dead. An inquest was he'd yes
terday by Coroner Herman, when IL was
shown that his name was Samuel Dutton, aged
twenty eight years, OF Vermont. lie was In the
habit OF coming to the CITY, and boarded az 80
Greenwich street. postmortem examination
showed tnat death was produced ny poison OF a
corrosive nature, ana 1t having been stated In evl-
,ieuce that the deceased had repeatedly threatened
10 destroy his lite, suitable verdict was rendered
no iprV
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UTAH TROUBLES.
Reported Indictment of Brig
ham Young.
Rebellious Tone Of the Mormon Press-Critical
Condition Of Affairs-Federal Troops To
Be Reinforced Damaging Policyof
the Union Pacific Railroad.

SALT LAKE CITY, Sept 80, 1871.
General Maxwell, on behalf OF the people, called
yesterday and to-day the case of Hawkins, poly
gamist indicted by the Grand Jury under the Terri
toria Statutes for adultery The attorneys for the
defence were not ready to plead. Chief Justice
Mexican set the time for pleading on Monday next.
1t Is commonly reported that
BRIGHAM YOUNG HAS BEEN INDICTED
on several charges, and it Is also said that ne IL
likely to be tried the coming week on one OF the
indictments.
THE MORMoNs ARMING.
The sale of musKets and ammunition continues,
and Is reported that more arms than those bought
at the recent government auction sale at Camp
Douglas have been disposed Of.
EXCITEMENT AMONG THE SAINTS.
The feeling OF the Mormon people, as reflected by
the church organs, the Neaos and Herald, Is unmis
takably rebeous and warlike. The Ne,os, the oflca
organ for Brigham YOnng is extremely bitter and
offensive 1t advocates
OPEN RESISTANCE TO THE LAWS,
lbels United States oficals and endeavors in every
way to incite the people to open rebellion. Under
these influences many persons sending off their
wives and children to points where there VIII be no
danger.
do not regard the situation full Of danger, bu
1t is certainly critical unless the Mormons playing
of game OF bur The Church organs are doing
everything In their power to fire the Mormon heart,
ana the result cannot but be disastrous If the fanati-
cal clement Is once aroused and fully loosed.
CAMP DOUGLAS TO BE REINFORCED
! 1t Is understood that renforcements OF regular
troops have been asked for. ana Camp Douglas Is
likely to hold large garrison. AS precautionary
step the reinforcement of the little garrison here ia
essential. Without them the laws cannot be en-.
forced unless the Church authorities change their
programme.
LARGE NUMBER OF INDICTMENTS
for the most serious crimes found by the Grand
Jury OF Judge Hawley's Court In Beaver The lead
ers OF the Church were indicted but the writ or the
Court is threatened with resistance.
SHIPMENTS OF ORES CEASED.
No ore Ia now being shipped East on account Of
the fatal policy OF the Union Pacific Railroad. A
small quantity OF ores are now going West but a
number OF
MINES ARE CLOSED
and no work will be done by them until railroad
ireights are lowered Utah is kelv to die from
Union Pacific Railroad policy. change is de-
manded.
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SPAIN.
Sabbath Day voting-Serrano and the Senate
National Calm-Carlism Disappointed.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID. Sept. 80, 1871.
The Parliamentary elections for members OF the
Cortes will be held throughout the representative
districts OF the Kingdom tomorrow Sunday, Octo-
Der /.
Marshal Serrano has been proposed by his frenus
in the legislative body, numerous and influential
party for the Presidency Of Corres
CONTENT WITHOUT CARLIsM.
Oricial dispatches assure the Kings Ministers
that Spain is tranquil al all points, and that the
recent political agitation Of the Carists has been
entirely unsuccessful for the disturbance Of the pub
lie peace
KING AMADEUS TOUR.
His Majesty King Amadeus made his entry into
Logronos to-day and met an enthusiastic reception
from the Inhabitants An address OF welcome, ex-
pressive Of the warmest loyalty, was delivered TO
him by the distinguished General Espartero.
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NEW ORLEANS, sept. 80, 1871.
The republican says:-The President OF the Board
OF Health informs us there is but one case OF yellow
fever under treatment In the city. No new cases
have been reported Tor three DAYS. ana no death
from yellow lever in SIX DAYS. A private despaIch
from Pensacola says vessels from New Orleans mi
weather was cool. The Thermometer indicated
seventy degrees.
The Chamber OF Commerce to-day passed the fol-
lowing resoution-
Resolved, That feel warranted giving our solemn
based upon The reports of the OF Health
and of distinguished physicians that the health on
the city better and that epidemic exists at ali
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Q e ! r U A r z
Thomas Bell.

This Old and time-honored auctI0neer, whose
mother wit and musical voice for the last forty
years has cheercd admirlng audiences, died yeser-
day at the ripe age Of seventy six at the residence
of his son.inaw Samuel BrevOort, AZ Butler street,
Brooklyn. He emigrated from Dublin at sixteen
years Of age. ana commenced his career as an auc-
tloneer, III which profession he had but few
equals, and no superior, ana was often called the
Robins OF Amenlca. He health was robust until
within the last six months, when he was attacked
with malignant cancer from which he suffered a
most painful illness until the day OF his death with
out uttering one word OF complaint, and finally
yielded up his spirit to that God who gave 1t in the
blessed hope OF It's immortality.
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LoxuoN MONEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sept. 800 80 +,
M-Cousols closed at ai Tor both account
United States nvetweny bonds 1sb2s ala 1865, old,
g3h; 1865, "; ten.fortics, CO.
FRANKFoRr BoURsE-FgATKroRr Sept 30-Evcnng-
United lve-twenty bonds closed AT 80 for the
1862
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET-LIvFRroot, Sept. DO
$50 M-The cotton market closed mddng npands,
god mdding Orleans, ad. The sales OF the have
l5uO0 bales, including 1000 for export and speculation
LIyFRpooL PROVISIONS MARKET-LivHapooi, Sept
3O-2. 80 T.. M.-Lard f0s. per cwt.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARkEr.-LIvERPooI, Sept CO.
AMP M.-Tallow DOS. per cws
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Sept. 80 1871.
The British revenue returns for the fiscal year
closing to-day show q decrease, as compared with
the year eadng September 80, 1870, OF over half o
a million OF pounds sterling.
WARNINGS OF WINTER
A terrific gale was experienced today at Var
mouth, and occasioned great damage to property
along the sea coast, on the river Yare and to the
shipping In the roads,
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TELEaRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS.

Weston made another attempt walk il3 miles in twenty
four hours In Cincinnati Friday evening, but stopped
walking at the end OF the nfty-siyth mile.
The extensive morocco factory OF Joseph Schoennng
Randolph street. philadelphia destroyed by Gre ycser
day morning The loss, In building and stock, will reach
xsO,0O.
daughter Of John Mollners, residing Greenfield
Ohio accidentally shot yesterday with pistol
The I'd is supposed ~ be mortaS
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Death by yellow Fever in Cincinnati.


man named Isaac Smith, residing In this city,
returned Ave days ago from visit 10 Natchez Miss.
SEX and died TINS morning OF yellow fever. He was
buried tins afternoon by order OF the Health Onccr
The sanitary pOlice guarded the patients room to
prevent persons from entering. The clothlng and
bedding were burned and the room dIsinfected. The
victim, while IN Natchez, went into u vault and saw
the body his brother, who had Just died OF yellow
fever. There Is not the least danger OF the disease
spreading here.
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THE PEACE CONGRESS.
Plsasing Finale Of the Flars-up at Lausanne
An Indirect Protest Against Napoleon
ism and Monarchy.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LAUSANNE Sept 80, 1871.
The members OF the Peace League Congress Of
Lausanne yesterday partook OF a banquet in the
ball in which its sessions have beer held.
To-day the members made pilgrimage to the
tomb OF NJ. Flocon, the distinguished French re-
publican journalist, who left France at the time OF
the coup d'etat ana died at Lausanne on the 9Th OF
May, 1866.
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THE CLANTON HOMICIDE.

KNOXVILLE, Tend, Sept 80, 1871.
Colonel Nelson who killed General Clanton, Pave
himself up to the authorities to-day and entered
into bonds In the sum OF $4,000 to answer the
charge. The bondsmen are his father, Judge Thomas
A. X. Nelson William q. Brownl0w, X. q. Jackson
and Joseph JaQueS.
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.

OCTOBER l.
1870 Count bismarck issued circular defending
the demands made by Germany upon France
l86O-Batle or V0turno; GariDaldis forces defeated
the NeapOlitanS.
1S64-A great quantity OF powder exploded ar the
Belvilere magazine near WoOlwicn, England,
and killed a number OF persons
1S54--rhe steamship Yankee Blade wrecked near
san Francisco; fifteen OF her passengers were
drowned.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Wanton Destruction OF Fur senl-ShiDments
OF Flour 10 China.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal Sept. 80. 1871.
The Aleutan Islanders have killed 1000 fur seals
this season, but they unable sell more than
half OF the skins, and threw the remainder, worth
$500, 900 II properly curea into the sea.
The steamship Great Republic, which sailed for
China to day, carried 1920 900 worth OF freight, In
GLIDING 81 900 barrels OF flour.
The ship Ringleader, which sailed for Hong Kong
yesterday carried 500, 900 worth or -four.
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QUEEN VICTORIA.
a Visit from Her Daughtar-in-Law Alexandra


LONDON, Sept. so, 1871.
Queen victoria's daughterinaw. Her Royal
Highness Princess Alexandra, wife OF the Prince o.
Wales arrived at Aberdeen today from brief
visit to the Continent.
She enjoyed q perfect ovation In her reception at
the hands OF the inhabitants OF the ancient city.
The Princess was prepared to visit queen Victoria
at Balmoral almost Immediately.
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NORTH CAROLINA KU KLUX.
trials at RaIcigh-seven ku klnx Plead
I..:l

Guilty.
WASHINGTON, ID. e., sept. 80, 1871.
priv lie despatch, dated Raleigh, N. O., to-day,
from Marshal Carrow 10 A. J. Fails Chief Clerk In
the Department OF Justice. says the case OF the
United States against Peter Baxter and six others
was called this morning. They are charged with
committing ou,rages upon Moony Carpenter because
he permitted a coiored woman engaged I'm teaching
q coi0red school 10 live on his premises. The de-
fendants came into court and pleaded guilty. Judge
Bond reserved his decision In the case.
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The Grand Duke Alexis Walking and Over
Coats inst and ready made, by J. W. MCKINLEY Mer
chant Tailor, 666 Broadway, corner Prince street
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Trussrs, Elastic stockings, shoulder Braces,
Abdominal supporters. &C. &c. Dr. GLOVER.
~ Ann street, adjoining Herald olce.