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New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
JAPAN.

RETURN OF GOV. ITO--THE POWERS OF THE
EMBASSY EXTENDED-THE WHOLE COUNTRY
TO BE THROWN OPEN TO TRADE-A NEW
GOVERNMENT LoAN-MISCELLANE0US NEWS.
YOKOHAMA, May 25.--GOv. Ito of the Japan
ese Embassy returns to America on the steamer Great
Republic. accompanied by Vice Minister Of Foreign
Affairs Terashma Greater powers have been
delegated to them by the Mikado and foreign Powers
will be made fully acquainted with japanese views be-
fore the Of the Embassy which is now set for
year hence. instead of eight months.
The intention OF the American Gov, nment TO demand
the throwing open foreigners of the whole country
a least the tea district around Surugo has met with
dial favor from all parties The American Charges visit
10 the district has resulted most satisfactorily The
officials everywhere received him In q most cordial
manner They explained the process OF raising and
tea giving eopous details of the crop
the different stages and ending by Offering copies OF
maps etc. The people everywhere elated at the
prospect OF their country being opened to foreign inter
course and are preparing for the change.
Another Government loan has been effected with the
Hong Kong and Shanghai banks for $4,000 OOiat per
cent.
The railway between Yokohama and Yedo, distance
OF IS milea over level PLAIN has been under way for
the past year and has not yet been opened The road
will be OF a Ru3ge and will be operated with
engines OF small power. thus giving but poor Idea OF
thp means OF lOcOmOti0n OF the present day.
The new tea has arrived, and stands at AZ Ia 90
cents per picrl The Great Republic takes out nearly
a full cargo OF new tea at high rates.
A civil commOti0n near Nigate took place among the
reformers. They fired upon by the troops and
several killed and the remainder dispersed.
But few foreigners have avRed themselves Of the
privilege to Walt the exhibition at Toto.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
FATE OF A CUBAN FILIBUsTER.

THE EDGAR STEWART MAKES AN IEEFFECrUAL
ATTEMPT TO LAND ON THE CUBAN COAST
RETURN TO AsPINwALL-sEIZED BY Ihh
COMMANDER OF THE U. S. STEAMER WYOMING.
KINGSTON, June 9.-The filibustering steamer
Edgar Stewart which escaped from the u s. steamer
Wyoming and the Spanish steamer Francisco de Borga
on the 14h Of May arrived Aspnwa on the 2lst After
escaping from her pursuers, she made an attempt 10
land upon the coast Of Cuba, where she sent ashore
boat with four Having been seen by the COM
mander Of Spanish gunboat she again ran away In the
direction Of Jamaica. She was fired at several tlmes
but her great speed enabled her to escape capture and to
reach Aspinwall. The boat from the Edgar Stewart
reached Port Maria the north side OF jamaica with
the four men, who had been for three days without food
water.
On the arrival OF the Edgar Stewart at Aspinwal the
Cubans board against the Captain because he in
sisted upon sailing for American port he had been
directed TO do by the United States Vce-Consu while
they were determined to land In Cuba The wyoming
however soon hove IN sight, and the Captain Of the Ed
gar Stewart Immediately hoisted the American fag
Union down. when boat sent from the Wyoming to
ascertain what was the matter The Cubans seeing
this made their escape to the shore and now threaten TO
assassinate the Captain
The captain OF the Wyoming then took charge OF the
Edgar Stewart in the OF the United states Govern
men protect American interests The captain OF the
Edgar Stewart wishes to sell 700 stand of arms to
pay off his crew, he has no money whereWth 10 s-
charge the obligations Of the ship
1t is believed the Cubans intended to have taken
on board the cargo Of the Virginus which is lying at
Aspinwall and to have sailed with it for Cuba. The
Government the State OF Panama notpleased with
the proceedings Of the acting American Consul and Cap
tain Davis of the Wyoming, but beyond grumbling they
take no part.
MORE ARMS AND AMMUNITION FOR CUBA
CARTHAGENA, June Alt is pretty generally
believed that a schooner called the Cano Amarillo,
which left Carthagena recently with arms and ammuni-
tion, is bound for the Island OF Cuba.
THE vIRGINIUs PROTECTED BY THE VENEZUELAN
GOVERNMENT
KINGSTON, June 9.-The filibustering steamer
vrgnius is at Puerto Cabello. Venezuela, closely
guarded by two Spanish trigates of war. One of the
figates attempted to cut out the Vrgnius, but the
Venezuelan sent troops to protect her. and
manned the forts On seeing this, the spanards de-
sisted.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
.IAMAICA.
A BRITISH STEAMSHIP LINE DISPLAYING THE
PACIFIC MAIL COMPANY ON THE NEW-Y0RK
AND KINGSTON ROUTE.

BRITISH STEAMSHIP LINE DISPLAYING THE
PACIFIC MAIL COMPANY ON THE NETWORK
AND KINGSTON ROUTE.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, June 9.-The new con-
tract with the West India and Pacific Steamship Com
pany tBrtsh) for monthly steamer between Jamaica
and New-YOrk will go into effect the 22d July, when
steamer sails from Kingston. great number OF mer-
chants petoned the Governor to set aside this contract
In favor OF the Pacific Mail American) Company the
plea that was older and, therefore, much more
Trustworthy company than the West India and Pacific
Steamship Company; ALSO that American citizens would
prefer the Aspnwa steamers and IL was better for ia
maica TO have steamer gong elsewhere with NewYOrk
passengers than to have purely local service. The
Governor replied that the contract had been already
tered into and that he could not that account
slider his action.
The Pacific Mail Company will run their last steamer
under the existing contract about the 5th Of July
and the new contractors will run their first from
Jamaica about the 22d Of that month. ltis cur
rently reported that the Pacific Mail Company Will not
allow themselves to he driven out OF the field in this
way but that they will their steamers via Jamaica,
without any subsidy at ALL and there are good reasons
fol- believing that the mercantile community Of King
ston, who have memgraliZed in favor of the Pacific
Mail steamers will guarantee the Directors in York
to find 800 tuns OF cargo from NewYork to Jamaica for
each trip.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
THE INDIANS.
SEVERAL COUNTIES IN TEXAS oyERRUE-A GREAT
INDIAN WAR APPREHENDED.

SEVERAL COUNTIES IN TEXAS OyERRUE--A GREAT
INDIAN WAR APPREHENDED.
ST. LOUIS, June 1S.-9udge Hubbell General
Agent OF the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad has just re-
turned from business tour in Texas and aye that be-
fore leaving Sherman. Texas, army oGcer arrived
there from Fort Pichmond, Jack County snd reported
that body OF Indians variousy estimated 1t from 5000
to 10000 had made incurson into TexBs, and were
oveirunnng Young, Jack, Dento2 and Parer Counties,
and that the settlers filed with CONSERVATION and
ALARM The Indians said they going Huntsville
10 berate Santanta and Big Tree who are confined In
the Prison there IL reported mat all the
Indians Fort Sill reservation had left and gone ON the
war path. Already two hghts had OCCURRED near
two Indians killed. Two Indians we're csptured ana
lodged in the We8therford jail The commanding on1cer
OF Fort Richardson is said to have gone Austin 70 CON
snlt with Gen. Augr regarding the invasion, and the
latter reported to have eegraphed for more reg
Inents OF cavalry 20 report immediately the points
threatened by the raiders. .
Judge Hubbell says there s doubt in the minds OF
wellinformed Texans that general Indian war is az
hand. Many settlers are leaving their homes III ls De
eyed that the kovas the leaders Of the Ialu, rs
sisted by the Apaches aud others.
There no quorum at the Ockmulgee Council up 10
last Tuesday and none OF the wild tribes from Fort ELI
had yet come to participate In the deliberations
The crops in Northern and Western Texas are very
fine.
THE WHITE MOUNTAIN APACHEs AGAIs ON THE
WAR-PATH.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 18.--The White Noun
tain Apaehes in Arizona again the war path, not
withstanding the late peace palaver.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
JUBILEE GOSSIP.
IPROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRfBuNg.I !

BosToN, June 18.-ID conversation, after the
of the concert to-day and yesterday, Herr Johann
Strauss expressed himself highly delighted with his
ception by the audience. Mr. Dan Godfrey and
GUS Engshmen who present also grati6ed
with the enthusiasm manifested to-day. FOR band Of
the Grenadiers. Mr.. Godfrey gave his own waltz he
surprised that 1t was instantly recognized by the
audience and especially by the ladies, To his
words 1t the largest thing he saw" Madame
RudersdOrf chagrned yesterday by her reception,
and did not hesitate express herself last evening
To-day, however she was better pleased with the result
OF her efforts and better satisfied with her audience
1t Is asserted this evening that the attendance, to-
morrow-the German Day will be much larger than
II has yet BEEN and that tickets have been secured
in advance. II is expected that the German band viii
make great hit as the British did to-day but the
rehearsas OF the French baud indicate that on Friday
they viii invoke popular enthusiasm than either Of
their foreign rivals.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
CRIMES AND cAsuALrrEs-BY TELEGRAPH

-. sherman Baldwin. about 1S years old was
drowned the Esopus Greek Khgou " T. Hght m. o.ss,d
nans fnends reside in New.lork
.Small-pox has broken ont in Dickinson College
Carhse Pa May staeuts starting home There several
other Of the dease IN tow.
-. "A hre In Ottawa. Ont, yesterday morning de-
stFoyed number Of wooden bohnee Tho essid s0 @
Insured the Western North British ana In
don and Liverpool Companies .o ai
While drilling out loaded blast in the tunnel
The bunao Waief~oIks ue the Nsga River an 1p
un occurred dlhg Dtnsl El.oa married Bafso sk..
parents reside oaaop, England and sphnehg ,dc
MauL H.. Il ''s
Thres men belonging to gang Of river tbieyes
gho oini dpfedaoas ,esbas and ss an sos of grops
0n the fee ia ~ Louis acre 'rree Yesterday hey had f
Hefe preparing 10 start ssdth. - W"
...Early on Monday morning an engine going
wst on TIE Pttsbargh CAannsd aud ST. Louis R,lIroad r
unknown men 70 miles ea Of Seubenvle Ohe The
aeross the track oppo4 deeous tn bead of r r.
on he fAs The wheels passed both cutting oG ther a.
william LoJdn written o q the Isaa wv 'f"s'''"e WIN
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
PERU.
TOWNS SACKED

TOWNS SACKED BY hOUNTAINEERs-THE RLEC-
ToRAL DIsPUTE--A DEPOSIT OF ,GUAso DIS
COVERED.
KINGSTON, June 9.-The town of TOmbode
Mora in Peru 100 miles south of Calao has been sacked
by the mountaineers similar outrage perpetraed
at Cerro Ayal.
The electoral dispute is not yet settled Congress will
probably declare late election void, and will appoint
their fayorite Provisional President.
The election in Arequipa passed of quietly. Prom
lea 1t is learned that the Commission have discovered
south of oucae, immense deposit Of very fine guano
Of the greatest value
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Yellow fever and smallpox prevail in malg-
p,pt form in Mohtevideo.
49, The steamer Mohong0, from Honolulu, arrived
ssa Francisco yesterday She brings Australian news
The Boston Baseball Club defeated the AT
Isncs Brooklyn yesterday Boston, by Of otod
The u. $. steamer Lackawanna has been
ordered FTueSoo TO China relieve The BeroA "heh
ordered home.
"A firm of Barranquilla have entered into con-
t,.rt % The Government Of EeW0ranada lay SuenAnne cable
from Aspinwsll 10 CarthageBs and santa Martha.
L. W. Brodhead d Bro. having completed
,e, pew hotel At be Water Gap Penn have invited ia
Of their old friends Ano AtToH !" eneJ Wa b~ph"J w
on-ninS THURSDAY. the 1Vh mt
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19

with the Liberal Republicans as Maine
has done to-day. The resolves only en-
brace two topics-the Cincinnati platform and
Mr. Greeleys letter Every local issue was left out,
reference not even being made to the sumptuary
laws of last Winter. The Hon. c. p. Kimball was
unanimously renominated for Governor. and his
speech clear and bold for Greeley at Baltimore
The delegates also severally announced themselves
for Greeley before being voted for and at such an
nouncement there was tumultuous cheering. 1t was
such spectacle of outspoken and vigorous action
as is rarely seen in political Convention, and has
immensely helped the cause The selection of Elec-
tors was postponed at the suggestion of the Liberal
Republicans. a number of whom were in the city in
consultation.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
MAINE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

a JTsPOKEN AND UNANIMOUS INDORsEhbNl VI
GRRELEY-AN UNDIVIDED GREELEY DELE
CATION TO BALTIMORE.
fBT TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUEEl
BAxGoR June 16.--HO such unanimity and enthu-
siasm has been known for years IN Democratic
State Convention as in the one Jast closed mere
BEGINNING with the speech Of Mr. hadigan' the pre-
siding officer and extending through 'ne pro,
,eedings there was the most in'ellsen. anu
harmonious concert Of purpose. Every speeen war
bold and explicit in commencing MI "Iee'sy anu
sss c;ncinnad platform, and DO State in the Union
hss so determinedly declared for coalition
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.

TROUBLES WITH BRAZIL THREATENED-IGNoR-
ANCE Vs. RAILROADS.
KINGSTON, June 9.-TrOubles are threatened
in the Argentine Republic with Brazil. Several hundred
Brazilian troops have been posted on the island Of Ger
ro and two iron cads are stationed OF the Island to re-
sist the claims of the Argentine Republic there.
The citizens Of Cordova stoned the passengers Of the
Central Railroad and tore up Of the rails declaring
that the locomotive ia creature of the devil The mob
we're urged TO violence by the clergy.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
GUATEMALA.

THE MINISTER OF wAR-coMMERcIAL NEWS.
KINGSTON, June 9.-Gen. Ru6no Barrios has
refused the portfolio Of Minister OF War; TO take
active part in the war against Honduras
No fear OF commercial crisis Is entertained in Guate
mala on account OF the war. Money Is at eight per
cent interest and discounts at one per cent for short
periods.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
ErITADOR,

EDUCATIONAL PROGREss-CoMMERcIAL NEWS.
KINGSTON June 16.--A large college, under
the direction OF European professors, has Just been
opened at Quito. In this college there are schools OF ART
including painting and sculpture, polytechnic school,
and astronomical observatory, which are In ipi oper
af,on and working satisfactorily A number Of educa-
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19

tonal establishments sprnging up and the Hepuono
is steadily progressing in the path OF civilization.
The Bank Of Ecuador has notified the puohc tnat IL
will very shortly refuse TO do business with merehants
who do not protect their goods by insurance IL mas or
the present suspended drawing upon Europe, ana Ex
change has in consequence risen 10 80 cent for 20
days paper London IS per cent Paris and 20 per
cent for 60 days bills on New York.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
BOLIVIA.

THE APPROACHING PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
THREE CANDIDATES IN THE FIELD.
KINGSTON, June 9.-The excitement in Bo-
Iva over coming election is on the increase. There
are three candidates now in the ned-Presdent Morales
Gen. Queredo, and DR.. Tapis-
The Bolivian army Is az La Paz.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
NY TELEGRAPH TO The rRIBUNE.l

ALBANY, N. Y, June 1S.-The Senate met at A
o'clock this afternoon in their Chamber at the apol
and UT the Of Horace G. Prndle Surrogate and
County Jujge OF Chenango County. The following
Senatora ausWered 10 their names:
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
SPAIN.

GORRuLA ACCEPTS THE PREMIERSHIP.
MADRID. Tuesday June IS, 1872.
SeiiOr Zorrilla has finally consented to ac-
cept the Premiership and to-day in the of the
King took the oath OF office His first step will be 70 re-
move the judges guilty of malfeasance in interfering
In the last elections.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
ROME.

THE HOLY sEE-ITs CONDITION.
ROME. Tuesday, June is, 1872.
The Pope has sent to the representatives of
the foreign powers important circular concerning the
present condition Of the Holy See IL will soon be made
uuble.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
HONDURAS.
A NEW REVOLUTION.

KINGSTON, June 9.-President Medina of Hon
duras is reported as having fortified himself In the CITY
OF Gracias expecting attack from the allied forces OF
Salvador and Guatemala; but in the meantime reVo
luton has broken out In Honduras the object being 10
overthrow the Administration of Medina while he is In
the field.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
HAYTI.
THREATENED DISTURBANCES.

KINGSTON, June 10.-The news from Hayti
is dscouragng The inhabitants in the vicinity of Cape
Hayti are giving the Government much concern.
rising feared The troops are kept in readiness at the
capital and suffers from the depression Of
hdence
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
CHINA.
THE EMPEROR TO BE MARRIED-MIsCELLANEo
NEWS.

NEWS.
HONG Kong, May 15.-The Emperors ap-
preaching marriage is officially announced TO take place
October Is next 1t is generally believed that the
Emperor will ascend the throne few months later.
Baron Richtofen has been obliged to abandon the ex
ploraton OF the Province Of Human, and is expected
shortly at Shanghai
The United states steamers Monocacy, Palos, and
saco are at Shanghai and the Ashueot at Hong Kong
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
NICARAGUA.
THE PROPOSED CANAL.

KINGSTON, June 9-Three routes Tor the
proposed canal are being examined by the United States
Exploring Expedition under Capt. Hatfield The pros
poets for success are great. grand banquet has been
given in honor of Capt Hatfield and the surveying ex
pedltiOn
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
THE JUDGES on TRIAL.

MCUNN, CURTIS, AND PRIEDLE BEFORE THE
sRNATI-THE SENATE TO TAKE C0GNEANCE
OF ACIs DONE IN FORMER TERMs-IPORT-
ANT DECISION AFFECTING ALSO BARhARDS
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
BRAZIL.

A TERRIBLE EPIDEMIC.
KINGSTON, June "a terrible epidemic Of
some kind has appeared in the Western towns in Brazil
Eight thousand out OF population of 5000 have died.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19

means good common education to every child within
Every delesae and every alternate sent to Baltimore
is q known Greeley man.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19

THE MYSTERIOUS JUBILEE CRowD-THE ENG
LIsH DAY-THE BAND OF THE BRITISH GREN-
Adler GUARDs-B0UNDLEss ENTHUSIASM
APpEARAYcE OF MEsDAMEs LEUTNER AND
GODDARD.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON.

A sEM-oFFICIAL STATEMENT FROM WASHING
ToN-THE PRESENT sITUATIoN-No EXTRA
SESSION OF THE SENATE TO BE CALLED
ENGLAND TO HAVE HER OWN WAY.
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