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The New York herald., 1871-05-05
FOREIGN Personal GOSSIP.

- Rochefort calls M. Thiers an incorrlgble old
dr. un kard. =
DR.. D6llnger is about to publish new PAM
phlet against she dogma OF infallibDity.
Prince Orlon has oecn des ignated for the posd
OF Russian Minister Plcnipotcniiary at Berlin.
-The Emperor and Crown Prince OF Germany1
accordin TO the German papers. will shortly pay q
visit TO the Gear.
M Megy. one OF the hard listed men OF Mar I,
seiles Is the director OF tho revolutionary move.
ment In that city.
-Dr. D0llingers rumored retirement from hiss
spiritual functions u conLradicted by tue AugsDurgl
Al0enletne Zettun0.
Tho Emperor OF Russia viii go this year toj
Germany 70 attend the silver wedding or his sister,
the Queen Of Wurtembcrg.
IN. Frankel, q Prussan, and shining light OF /!
the international Society mas been elected mem-'
Der OF the Paris Commune.
The widow OF Scroll the Russian composer. 4
has had pension OF 1000 roubles year conIerredi
on her by the Emperor Alexander.
-Gcneral Cluseret has promised Mr. Washburn
to protect the Americans In Paris saying:-"I shall
| perhaps one day need your protection-"
| Duke dc Persigny's body servant, named
Fritz, was arrested the other day IN Paris ana taken
! ~ the Concergeric by the Com Aunists-
The hundredth anniversary OF Heinrichj
Zschokxe, the German poe was celebrated, shorts
| time since, at Ma2deburR, his native place.
| Sixty dollars Is the muniacent reward whichi
| the mcmners or the Paris Oomnune receive from;
| driving the capital Of France 10 It's destruction.
| Herr Edward Singer mas received from tnei
| King OF Wurtemberg the good medal for art and
SCIENCE In CONSIDERATION oil his services In the cause
OF music,
Tho Crown Prince and Princess OF Russia wiz
take up their summer residence at IL arsKoe-Se.ss
where the Princess, who Is In iDtere sting condl~
ton, will await the lucky family event.
Citizen Felix Pyat accused citizen Rocheforsi
OF cowardice. upon which citizen RocHefort accusedi
citizen Pyat OF having received bribc OF I09,ou0i
francs from the King or Prussia.
--Rocuefort's NOT d,OrdTe has the followlnr
about the crown Jewels OF France.-"lf we were tho
Commune we should not scrnple to negotiate even
or nagA al nnfa
Peter Won Hess, a German historical painter.j
died Munich last month. The reputation or Hesf
was founded on his paintings Of the battle fields VI,
the German campaigns IN France In 1914 and 1915.
--honseigneur Barbarian, recently made Patri-.
arch OF Ceeca ana Catholicas OF the Armeniani
Catholics, has sent conformity with his seven arcn-
bishops aud bishops letter TO Pope Plus profess.
ing the strongest attachment 10 the Cathoiics
Church.
The New York herald., 1871-05-05
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IN NEW ORLEANS.
Three nren to be lung May 13.

Governor Warmotn. OK louisiana, has issued the
death warrant or Martin Worm, sentenced to death
for MURDER aud Vincent Bayoane, alias SaragOdas,
and Pedro Abrlcl, sentenced to death for the Same
oncnce. Tue three men Will DO hanged together IN
New orleans the 18Th Of Nav. Martin Worm
Killed Matthias Fisher July d, 1910, and was con-
victed ON the 10Th OF August following, aud sem
fenced 10 death on the 18Th OF October last Vincent
Bay0nne, alas Saragodas, ana Pedro ADriel were
indicted for the murder OF one AmbrosIa whose
first name was unknown, on tae Sth day or Nav
1860, and tired IN March, 1870, when the Jury rem
dered verdict OF guilty. new trial was asked
for and refused. They were sentenced TO death by
hanging on tho 10th Of october, 1870. An appeal
was taken to the supreme Court, where the iudQ-
The New York herald., 1871-05-05
TYe ATTEMPTED MURDER N gaO0Sl IN.

On the night OF the 18th or April John Donnolly
bartender, entered n porter house kept by Mrs.
Fanny Lavelle, widow, at the corner OF Cold and
Water streets, and ca lied for something TO drink.
He was acquainted with the prolrieress,
the Inc ,naaeuce OF liouor. refused to give
him anything. re waited around until
she closed up the saloon and then he pulled out q
pistol and discharged IL al her three times She was
so badly Injured that she was unable TO appear in
the court until yesterday. The prisoner was taken
before Justice Walsh yesterday, and after hearing
Mrs. Lavee's testimony held him TO await the
a,Liou al the Grand Jury,
The New York herald., 1871-05-05

THE NEW CAPITOL CoNMssroNERs.-The Board
OF New capitol Commissioners, az now constituted,
held their first meeting IN Albany on tuesday. All
Wolf, @. M. DE Pew, William y. Kingsley. ~ A. Mer-
ritt, william A. Rice and Hamilton Harris. In the
or onlce in the once OF the Secretary OF state, and
then made an Inspection OF the new capitol build-
ing. At three O'Clock III tue afternoon formal
meeting was held. Hamilton Harms was CHOSEN
President Of the Beard, aud william A. Rice, Treas
uier. The goard resolved TO appoint sn assistant
treasurer, O paymaster, and other minor onoers in
connection with the work. but NO persons were
agreed up0n FOR these POSITIONS.
The New York herald., 1871-05-05
THE BREAK IN THE ERIE CANAL.

large Forces Engaged in Rcconstructiug tho
EmbanL meuf--trixe Among the LabOrcrs-
three Dollars n Day Demanded by the
Wori1meu--The Military Called Out to Re
press Disturbances.
FAIRroRT, N. Y, May 4, 1871.
Since my letter OF sunday rapid progress has been
made towards reconstructing the embankment at
the great break in the Erie Canal here. The en-.
bankment on each side OF the gap has been scraped
III ana the bottom OF the cnasm raised fifteen feet
Twelve hundred men were employed and 800 teams.
Early Sunday q shanty was constructed, which now
contains hfty horses with hay to supply them. An
other was erected for cooking purposes, food being
cooked ny steam. tent, so feet by 13o feet, con-
tains 400 horses. Another Of similar size Is used
reircSnment saloon and dlntng place.
At noon to-day the men made strlke, demand
Ing three dollars per day Tor labor and eight COL
lars for teams. About nine hundred are willirg to
work at tGe present rae the Others, however, in
sist that work shall be stopped TIL their demands
are acceded TO- The contractor tSeeley) sent the
following despatch To Rochester at noon to-day, ex-
pecting trouble RON the strikers:-
To MAJOR BnIeGs AND MAJoR CENTRAL WILLIAM
panes by the train protect the men WHO want to
work u not in time Tor iae two ocQck train send special
"-'' "''1''' ''-'' "N'' '''' = " LEWIS sEELEY.
The following was received IN answer, dated $40
7. MI
CHARLES W. BRIGGS, Mayor
The reply sent was--"Yes; immediate The
following despatch In reply 10 one from tho
porter OF the HERALD was received this evening"
We leave at 40 with companies and equipped.
We VIII take tents " we can get them ready.
CAMPBELL Sheriff.
The Excitement tIncreasing--Arrival Of State
Troops in Fairport.
FAIRPoRr May 4, 1871.
The excitement Is on the increase. AT $40 Gen.
eral Clark, Colonel Baezol and several star officers
OF the Fiftyiourth regiment arrived hero with part
oil two companies, In all 100 men,. under the Inn
mediate command OF Captains Henderson ana
Schusr. They at once formed III the street and
marched to the scene OF the disturbance, leaving
guard at the depot 70 protect tnef luggage, consist
ing oil tents, &c.
Repairs on the Canal Inpcded by the u rains--
Whislxey Riot aud strike for Higher
WAGES.
ROCHESTER,, May 4, 1871.
Rain has faen steadily since yesterday noon.
Work the break in the canal Is nearly suspended,
as tue rain has made the roads bad ior hauling
earth. The prospects now are that the break viii
not be repaired soon as expected. Canal Com
missloners Fay, Chapman ana Wright aud Auditor
Dayton are here, Intending ~ visit the break II the
weather VIII permit.
The latest reports state tina. the fighting was not
serious nature, and that one was Killed or Sc
riously wounded. The people OF Fairport were very
much alarmed, but the presence OF the national
guards VIII reassure them as To their safety
The rams this forenoon prevented all work, and
whlshef being brought into the ranks occasioned
strike ior higher wages. Those who have come from
the break this evening say that little trouble an-
tcipated tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1871-05-05
THE STATE CAPITAL.
ALBANY, May 4, 1871.

Albany, May A. IsII.
When the Filklns case was concluded his counsel
asked an adjournment or the cours t.n to-day, in
order that they might prepare bill Of exceptions.
but they have notified Judge Learned that they VIII
proceed no further with The case.
The dwelling house OF Theodore Miller East AL
bany, took flre this morning and was consumed.
The inmates naQ a narrow escape with their lives.
Mr. Miller's loss IL S4,ooo The dwelling adjoining,
belonging to Michael Koran, was also burned. Loss
$4,000.
The New York herald., 1871-05-05

Ing pulled the be. The started at rapid and the
young gent eman dragged whole block the dirty
street before the rowdy conductor would the Gar Tho
result Is broken TO the yonng gentleman who neglected
take the number of the Rowdcs and loaers
should appointed important positions Yours
respectfully, AN EYE WITNESS
This correspondent sends his name, that he may
be used as q witness II required
The New York herald., 1871-05-05
A Man Dragged Block aud His Arm
Broken.

NhW IURk, 2
To THR EDITOR OF THE HKRALp:--
am reader Of your valuable paper and a.
such will ask the favor Of small place your Journal to
up what think hghhanded outrage tho rights
Of citizens compelled having 70 wdies
acting IN the capacity conductors case IN point having
day the Fourth Avenue Railroad in Centre
atrne Worth when young gentleman getting on
The New York herald., 1871-05-05
Massachusctts and Pryhibition-Thc Bcci
Vote.

u, lfrom the Boston Transcript, May 81
Ine vote IN the Commonwealth yesterday on tho
question OF egazlng the sale OF lager beer and al
might be prohtaby studied by the friends OF prohi-
Diton IN tne cities OF Cambridge and Chelsea, th6
"inordinate" thirst OF whose citizens can be easp
aasuaged III Boston, the decision by q small ma!
Jorly Is against the legal sale OF any description od
malt liquors. Cambridge IL nominaly throwHt
to the side OF anti liberation by the meagra
preponderance OF fourteen. This equal divlsioud
OF public sentiment ~ practically a verdict against
prohibition. Can 84 citizens expect to enf0rcd
. law against $50, when probably half OF thci
first mentioned number drink lie article prohbited
or something stronger on especial occasonsY Laws
renee, Worcester Springfield, besides great number
OF towns In which no town meetings were held yesterj
day, permit the legal sale OF the lighter form oa
spirltnOus liquors included within the terms Of beer
and ale. The popular opinion OF the state IL az ad
verse AZ ever to system or prohi0Iiory legisaton,
pal ofnclal guardians OF morality IN the community,
and leaves to their caprice, or perhaps not unpur
tons upon which trafIlo shall continue which tho
statutes seemingly outlaw.
The New York herald., 1871-05-05

The tugboat Catapa came out Of dry dock on fh0
1st instant, and the time honored old Hartford,i
OF historic fame Will take her pace. The Catalpai
Is q low pressure, vertical direct acting englne,
and one OF the best In the navy. Sne Isl
200 tons burden built or wood, live oak frame, J,
and Is % powerful towDCat. Pnot Hill, who has
been attach ed 10 rie yard for some years.
and one OF tho best pilots aud steamb0aG
captains In these waters has charge or her. Tnei
glorious Old Hartford. that wore the nag OF Farra~
gut at New Orleans, Grand Gull, yicksburg anda
be thoroughly oyerhaued. new light spar
she will receive new boilers and the engines
be put III the best OF order. The old Con-
stitullon is the only the Hartford has In brave
deeds aud honorable and The noble Farragut'S
name Will always be linked with the Hartford. HIS
spirit will watcn over the craft that carried him on
" victory.
The Saratoga schoolship for the second class of
mldshipIuen at Annapolis VIII he sent round I'd
Annapolis by the 10th or the mouth. She has been
put IN good sailing tritn aud has quarters for about
sixty men. The Catalpa will take her round. CAP
tain Woo sey, the executive officer, was detached
to-day, the detachment TO take eject on the 20thr
and nc Is ordered up Tor examination Tor promo.
ton. y
captain J. w. A. Nicholson, Navigation oflcer is
ordered proceed to Rto on the that leaves
on the 23d, ana relieve Captain :. d. Trenchard IN
command OF the nagship Lancaster. Captain
Irencnard Is ordered nome for promotion.
The Board OF Survey on the Tennessee has nearly
completed It's lahors. The engines the only de-
fectlvc part Of the sup.
The New York herald., 1871-05-05

already had a "conventonn and recommended HIM
entnusastically as state Senator from the Fourth
district again. Why d0nt they elect him at once,
too, and have the whole farce overs
How would convention OF the inmates OF Lud~
| low vote on such a question:
The New York herald., 1871-05-05


To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Never before has striking instance OF coyardy
sau as that which s at the present moment cruelty
forced on the notice of Indignant and out
ragged public afforded good an opportunity
for giving vent to the universal feeling bitterness pre-
vaing against city railroads connection with
thcm correspondent Gtv remarked your to-day
ISSUE the omnbuA lines The should be pered whe
II s hot and now the time to put practical execuon
the various methods silently devised for the safety
fort of our wives and daughters but as yet openly
cussed Whv NOT through the columns OF
call together meeting OF citizens discuss
which IA not As many questions OF the day, merely secona
and OF interest only to comparatively few
has caused burst OF honest swell from the
depths OF respectable mans the -h
OF the insults our beloved liable to have heaped
upon them by the OF society by lowest and yfs
that thrt public without
being able TO resent them
II This matter is allowed to whero Il now stands g.,
merely talked and written about without devsug some
practical method to insure families against
now prsctised on them BY unprncpled villains II will gra-
ally subsic with the abang inercst and die entirely,
until another event will be necessary to the
back e Let therefore and at once for
all have to suffer under the grievances those
u. Respectfully, ENERGY.
The New York herald., 1871-05-05
WHAT THE MASSES SAY.

Below will be found letters from citizens relative
10 the tragedy on the Broadway car on Wednesday
evening OF last week.
The New York herald., 1871-05-05
A Society to Watch Criminal Proceedings.

To EpIroR OF TnF nRaALD:-
SR-t appears 10 that the public or less re-
aponsbc for the immunity with which thieves
treated The respectable citizen reads of robbery or
outrage and troubles himself further There Is m
association in the oy 10 project criminals from severe pen
ses; but to secure their punishment s alec needed
Our citizens should band together In ASSOCIATION
Ike that OF Foster and by their influence compel the
OF the 10 do their whole partv
association this kind midi thers
would be fewer burglars mnrdcers and shoulder hers ike
jim Cusck, Reddv the Blacksmith Dutch Henrck IA and
Cody kevs stalking In our streets to ntimdae aud steal
MALANIHnN
The New York herald., 1871-05-05
Naval Orders.

Captain Charles ii. Il. Caldwell Is ordered to tha
New York Navy Yard; Captain william q. Temple Is
ordered to the Bureau Of Ordnance; Lieutenant Con
mander Albert 5. Barker is ordered to the Wachu.
sett Assistant Surgeon william III. Mcdonald,
ordered 10 tue Norfolk Navy Yard; Chief Engineer
Assistant Engineer Louis j. AIep TO the Resaca, III
the Pacific.
Captain b. Woolsey, detached from tue New YORK
Navy Yard ana ordered Tor examination for promo-
ton; Surgeon ID. *. Bannon, detached from th9
Naval Hospital at Pensacola and placed on waiting
orders; First Assistant Engineer Eluah Lans, de1
tached from the kesaca, and william IL Ming, frun1
the Alaska, and ordered to return 10 the umteu
States.
Commanders Henry Erhen Charles 9. Norton and
Roeert Boyd, Jr.; Lieutenant Commander cnarie4
NJ Davis Jr: Lieutenant William w. Rhodes, and
Masters r. T.. Carmoiy and Henry u. Mansfield have
been ordered 70 Key West for duty Ia iemoving iron-
clads TO Philadelphia. Commander J0ln IRWIN naa
been ordered TO duty In tue coast survey.
UoSoRs TO A CESTENARIAN.-1hc centenniau
birthday OF stephen q. Philbrlck, OF TanswortnJ
n n was commemorated with appropriate honora
on the 18Th Instant. The village church was niled
by the relatives and friends OF the patriarch aud
very Impressive ceremonies took place. The Old
gentleman was seated In front OF the pulpn and
seemed fully appreciate the interesting exercises,
All OF his children nving six In number, were prcs@
ent and all testify to the cheerful countenanco
and Kindly afect0nate words uf their father, from
their earliest rememDrancc lie has voted for every
President and never been absent from tow meeting
but once. He II . ripe old cltzen " the GraAltd
state.
Arizona citizen., 1871-06-03
JUST by what means the royal Whit

JUST by what means the royal Whit man became an enthusiastic admirer of the Indians, we must invite the readers attention. "A Soldier" who was not court-martialed for his cores pondence, wrote us from Camp Grant, under date of March [, about Whit mans peace, &c. He said:
 This peace was concluded under the most suspicious circumstances. A short time since, five Indian women came to this Post under flag of truce. Then again, buck and his lass came in, &c.
 Reader, think of these suspicious circumstances W-five dusky maidens voluntarily surrendering to It. Royal E. Whitman, and so genial and affec- tionate was the treatment received by these forward women, that the next "lass' who came in, deemed ii proper to bring her "buck" along!
 This ravishing subject and these suspicious circumstances" unnerve us, and our pen drops powerless to dc the subject justice.
Arizona citizen., 1871-06-03

Gov. SAFFoRD arrived at Arizona City on May 2S. He at once set about organiz- ing public school matters, and expected to leave there June l. He intended to come on through by stage, but as the stages were drawn off he would accompany Captain Whipple. Perhaps reach here next week.
 Gen Crook is expected along very soon, and Hon. H. Bendell, Supt. Indian Affairs, will accompany hIm this way, and probably make general inspection of Indian affairs throughout the Territory. Aswe learn he is a man of good common sense, we are glad to hear of this purpose on his part. No Indian or white palaver will deceive Crook to any alarming extent, and we have the same notion of Supt. Bendell.
Arizona citizen., 1871-06-03

WE tearfully commiserate the royal It. Whitman at Camp Grant Tn his sufferings and contamination by asso- citation with these Territorial people. but are pleased to learn that the in- spiration he receives from an intimacy with Territorial demijohns enables him to prolong his unaccodntable existence even under such afliction.
Arizona citizen., 1871-06-03
Pine Lumber!
Large Sale Of Property

WYE WILL SELL AT PRIVATE SALES w 16 Wagons, 150 set of Harness, 125 good Mules, 50 good Horses of all work, Saddles, Brides, sc. 500 head of beef Cattle; milk Cows and work Oxen; Hogs, Sheep; Flour, Beans, Bacon, Pork, Tallow, Dry Hides, Blacksmith's Tools; Moving machine and HaTing Tools; also, a large lot of useful property too numerous to mention. Also about S50O0 worth of mer- chandise.
 prices for cash or good notes.
 We will tr..de any of the above property for grain.
 HINDS & HOOKER. Tucson, A. T., Jan. II, 1871. 14tf
Arizona citizen., 1871-06-03
EOfiCe.

TN the Matter of the Estate of HENRY 1 C. LONG, Deceased.-NOtice is hereby given to all persons having claims against the Estate of Henry c. Long, Deceased, to exhibit the same-with the necessary vouchers, within one year from the date of this notice, to the, Undersigned at his residence in Tucson, in the county of Pima and Territory of arizona.
 SAMUEL MCCLATCHY,
 EXecutOr Tucson, May 18th, lS1.-32w4
Arizona citizen., 1871-06-03

THE "Cardiff Giant" never seems to realize that he is living off Govern ment. The stupid and delicate old crockeryware, that he Is!
Arizona citizen., 1871-06-03

SUPT. GUIoU, Division Agent Baker, and MT. Boyd, local agent at San Diego, of John G. Capron's Stage line, were in town this week. All on business. They keep every thing in effective order.
Arizona citizen., 1871-06-03

CERTAIN debtors should read and heed the advertisement of Wm. King, of Arizo- ma City.
Arizona citizen., 1871-06-03
Letter List .-The following letters ar

in the Tucson office: Francisco Albarez, Chas Ashton, Simon Alderete, A F Barta, Pedro Bargas, V Baragan, Jose M Barques, H Bowers, Jno Casey, c E Clark, Chas Co- quide ?, Manuel Cervantes, Martin Cusick 4, Juan Correllas, Jos Dawson, r DeAr- met, Thos P Dufiicy2, Sam'l Duff Henry $ Farland 3, J H Fitzgerald ?, Jas Fea 4, Fr. Foster, Chas Follman, Sam I Gehr, Donotio Gireilio, F Gomez, Francisco Griffin, A Con zalez, c Goodwin, Ma. Jesus Gainel, L Hin kly, II Hatten, Frank Hecra, Uriah John son ?, Nat Jeck, Saml James, Chas H La berre 8, Julia Luna, Wm Leland, Eugene McCarty, T N Moore, V E Magendi, Jos Norris, Elena Mendosa, Ambrosia Morino, Jos Mathews, Jose Miranda, F Ostran, Je- sus Mebaro, A o Strauder, Edward Phelps 2, N Peck ?, Helen c Ridge, John Rutsof, Jno Ryan, Pedro Picard, R Shelton, A D Suis, Maria Trumpo, Vim Risdale, w D Townley, J H Voorhees, NJ Varela, John Walsh, A T Wilson, John Wylie.
Arizona citizen., 1871-06-03

THE San Diego Union, May P, shows itself not to be misled by put-up official reports of the Grant Massacre. It believes in trustworthy information.
Arizona citizen., 1871-06-03

PAR1s-Napoleon ITS grand house of prostitution for the world-was on fire at last accounts. The palaces all burned, and the flames still raging.
Arizona citizen., 1871-06-03

WE would take it as special favor, if any one will name to us an officer who has done effective service against the Indians, and has not shown himself an enemy to the citizens, who has been unkindly men, toned in TIE CITIZEN.
Arizona citizen., 1871-06-03

May %, Greenbacks were buying in San Francisco at 9O15 and selling at 9OI.
Arizona citizen., 1871-06-03

HERBERT LORD is Deputy Postmaster at Tucson, vice A. H. Cargill.
Arizona citizen., 1871-06-03

GEO. HUCKE advertises an institution of his fitting up, which will be convenient to the public and profit to the proprietor See second page of this number.
Arizona citizen., 1871-06-03

SMALL lots of new barley are coming into market, and selling at 3 cents per 1b.
Arizona citizen., 1871-06-03

SURVEYOR GENERAL WAssoN has enter ed into contract for the survey of five townships in and around Prescott, which has gone to Washington for approval. As soon as possible, other work in that vicin- nity will be contracted for.
Arizona citizen., 1871-06-03

Keeps constantly en hand large supply of the best quality of WIN E $ and L O. UyORS of all kinds, and the choicest brands of WINES and FRENCH BRAN DIES for Medicinal purposes Also just received large quantity of the finest i'm ported Havana Cigars.
Arizona citizen., 1871-06-03

THE Board of Supervisors met on Thurs day-present Messrs. Jacobs and Sweeney.
 F. M. Deverteer was appointed Justice of the Peace for Gila Bend precinct.
 Bills aggregating SS02 45 were ordered paid. Board adjourned till next Wednes- day Eth inst.
Arizona citizen., 1871-06-03

A large and spacious BILL II A R D ROOM, elegantly furnished and fitted up, where the guests may entertain them selves after their own tastes. ltf
Arizona citizen., 1871-06-03

ACCORDING to The Miners theory, the people of Prescott got down on the Cardiff Giant simply because he established Head quarters there and then moved that institu- ton out of the Territory again-marched up the hill and then marched down again.
 It is foul bird that befouls its own nest.
Arizona citizen., 1871-06-03
Hotels, Restaurants, Saloons, &c.
CONGRESS HALL!
co. BROWN, Proprietor. CONGRESS HALL BLOCK, TUCSON.

@@IHspeetful announce to
 S--.EsI~ the community of Tucson and travelling public, thst he has refitted his House in the latest style, and cannot be excelled east of SaR Francisco, or west of St. Louis for neatness. order, or accom- modati0ns.