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Rf GREEb WILLIAMS, Auctioueers
- Northwest corner 10Th and sire

IN ELL SALE Of TWO-STORf FRAME
OUsE AND Lot ERONIING q SrREEr
WksT.
II By virtue Of q deed OF trust. dated the 7rh
H.H day Of August, A. ID. 1859. and duis record
Ain Liber No. 694, foiio ass, OF the land
records Tor Washington county, in the District Of
Columbia, ard by direction OF this hs.ders of tie
notes, shall sell, at public arc ion, on WEDNkS-
DAY, the 4th day Of December, A. d. 1872. at
ociCCk y m, all that piece or parcel Of ground
situate, lying and being in the city of Washington
in the District Of Columbia known and describs d
part OF Lot numbered eight (Sl in Square Numbered
nVe hundred and fifty one 1851: Being ID feet 4
inches front by 30 feet deep pl ace of begin
MFG, with the improvements
Terms: One-third cash; balance in and IL m Dnths
Tor notes bearing interest aud secured by deed o
trust the premises sold Convex ancins, &C., cost
Cf purchaser. 100 down on the day Of sale And IL
the terms are not complied with within five days
after the day Of sale the Trustee the right
to resell the property at the risk and cost OF the de-
fsultins purchaser, by advertising three times in
some newspaper published in " ashin g.on city, ID
q. JOHN w. CRAIG, Trustee.
noy22d GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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pY LATIMER Il CLEARLY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southw corner Pennsylv ania avenue and ilth st
star Office Buildings.
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NOTICE TO PERCEPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the right of pre- -emptiol
TO any of the lands within the townships aud parts Of
townships above enumerated is stablist
the the satisfaction of the Registers and Re
ceivers of the proper land Offices, and payment
therefor as soon as practicable after seeing thin
notice and before the day appointed for the com
mencement Of the public sale Of the lands embrac-
ing the tract claimed; otherwise such claim will be
forfeited. WILLIS DRUMMOND,
Commissioned the General Land Oface
ielY- m
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A MAN GORRD TO DEATH BY BuLI-Lsst
SATURDAY week, a farmer named job
SChwsaIm. living about sixteen miles from
AIeghauy city, Pa, was attacked and killed by
vicious bull. The Pittsburg Gazette OF
thursday. gives the following account of the
sEar: ''On Saturday afternoon. about O'Clock
eir. SchW aaTm walked out into the pasture
Nhere tht animal was grazing, for the purpose
OF catching horse. The bull no sooner saw
MN than he ran toward him, and Sir. Schwaarm
took refuge by climbing q tree. The bull re-
NAMED Tor several moments, paving and bel
lowing about the tree. and finally walked off a
short distance, apparently having giving up the
siege. AWaitiDga short time, Mr.. Schwaarm
descended and started toward the fence. The
bull immt diately gave chase, and, overtaking
TIE untOr innate man, he ran his horn through
TIE back part Of his neck, and tossed HIM over
bis head The jugular vein was cut, and the
mans head was almost severed from his body.
As soon a. the body had Preached the ground, the
Infatuated animal turned and trampled upon &C.
disemboweliDg and mutilating il in a horrible
manner. Persons who were passing near ran to
bis assistance but before they could arrived life
was eXtlnct.n
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EVENING STAR.


AFRxScH MTsTIRY.-Galignani, Of the 3lst
ult., thus slludee to Q mysterious death which
has inst occurred on the Paris and Nediter-
rapean railway: NJ. Lievre, 81 years OF age, who
has for seven years been been steward of the
penitentisry farm OF Cervione Corsica, } was on
his way 70 the capital to see the mister of the
Interior on business, when at the station of La
Charlie (Nieyre) the guard found him in an in
sen siole condition. He was taken out and med
zeal attendance procured but 10 no purpose. for
lie expired IN few minutes. On him was found
sum OF 31jf. and numerous papers, on OF which
was written IN an unsteady hand: PRAY bury
me where I may be found; L have enou Oh
money about me Tor the purpose" At the back
OF photo graphic likeness OF a man he had also
traced these words: PORTRAIT OF nv murderer
suspicion was at first entertained that he had
uled from poison, but post mortem examina-
Ton Old not furnish any proof of the fact. The
unfortunate young man was in very cOmforta-
be circumstances, and had married last wear a
lady OF good family at Bsstis, whom he leaves
WIDOW WIN an infant three months Old. An in
vestigatiOn hiss been commenced into This a,
present irCNplicable affair.
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RAILROADS.
RALTINORE AND oHIem-
~ RAILROAD,

BALTIMORE AND OHIO
~ RAILROAD, UG
r-... WAsHINeroy. Noveuh-r Ilzf
80 .chh snd NAsBiNGTON AND rHk wEsr
Are how run 90 follows:
, Fen BAL rIMORE
n ave cfisy, excrrt SUNDAY. ~ s.lssgs st,o N
sao u.s. = m ; 20. Sis. s.lo. ~ aud al n m
-. - toh ALL WAY STATIONs
\ ave : az except Sund-y, ~ sis S..y and eto
a I. 4-ls sud So m. 1 ~
IoE gine;Psl Way STATIONS. Rlsden.bprs. Ralt.
we laur. 7. Annapolis JusctiOn aud RELAY le.x.
7. n. NV
FOA ANNAPOLIS
L-s.e so SIS = m. ana 4.lo .. m No trains 20 or
n z Am Ago'is oB sunday
ON SUNDAY
F0h BALTIMORE
Leave ~ 5 a. m snd $40, s. 40 SRd as 2 N
kOS WAY STATIONS.
LtNNe a etD = m. snC y =
toh ALL PARrS 90 TIE WEST.
Leave Ga'tJ, Except ,stuFfss an sunday, OF sic
o ~. - a n Al S.is aEt 40 m
O. saturday 5 g a. 8 Is a IA and S-o a. m
- ~nu-sy az Is sud 500 - m MY, clnnsctins
~ Ia e-aii. with trsiu- firm Bsltimare 60
p" r-til =, Park ~rtl urg Pfrsl urg. &c
. or 81 -rfCrE, Hui poiufs between kalAy House
- y ,est.rs, cave ~ 3.li 2 ~ cunnecting At
10 - "a. q With strssbu-g and Vino hester sc
fh-oulh i.ckc.s 20 tn wes, can b hAa a, the
e-i'nsto1 stston licset oftige n sars Ia tbs
F,s NsS York. Phflsf4lrhsa aus b ss.sn see Ad
Ne 'tFeuLen, =" ThTough Line
.L'ls. q SHARP, Asst Master Transportation
T. ~. ttLE, General Ii kct Agaaf
Nf''. > lfN1E, fsaU I A'rf. n a. inctgn sa1s
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1910 GREAT loNn
lO!ZPENNsYLVANIA ROVTElSl2
TO THE hORTHw EST, SOUTH, AND soUTH
WEST.
cn $40 aiteI Cot q, 1872 sins viii leave o. fol-
lows:
wsshinstoH......4s So a. m Baltimore .-..-. lisa m
-...Ie. s. O. m 80. lbs I'M
....-.5S3 D.. N. .-.... sos .. m
The GREar DOUBLE TRACK RoUrH,
With elegant Scenery, Palace ststo-room day aEd
nist cars, with moder1 Improvements.
Two hundred mies saved TO Western and Den tral
New York.
The loss q. m. daily. eIoept Sunday. northwest,
I;aS o. daily, except Saturday, end $40 p. N,
cept suLdsy, weet.
MAXI CONNECTIONS
Through fron Baltimore to NIAGARA And
PlfTSBCkG without change.
Tickee by this route can be procured e the Of
ander National hotel, where reliable inform atiou
will be CIV en- at all times.
secure accommodations IN Pslace Oars for Pitts
br<s.
Uffce-Oorner 9Th street and Penna. avenue,
I'm. youNe GGssnisFt ss.. y -. ..,,
msrle-ly Baltimore, HI
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DRoPUsALs FOB FREsH BEEF.

OFFICE A. q. g., PIKEsvILLE ARSENAL, NJ 4
November Is. lS2.
Sealed Proposals In duplicate will be received at
this ofiee until 10 A. u. DECENBER 81, lST2, for
furnishing fIesh Beef required this post BIZ the
suosstenee Department, durisg the six (6) months
information ., to conditions. &c, can be obtsnsd
NJ. J. GkEALIsH, Captain O. g. K and A. Cs
nov3iet In charge % PikesviiIe Arsenal.
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GINfsktt GH LINE BE
4 ~ tEN WASHINGTON ~ sss,,;;EsS<s
PEILAuELPHla.A NEW Yokk.
Wash 70 TON, Soytmbar5 lCa
Trans between W aSEIAGTy y sudNEW YOaK
49, nm r.. loV AA
tHb MN YORK. ,r,fhouf raaHgr If ra,,
Leave daily leNccps sunday ~ ; ~ a Z. 4 "a ana
80 n. - Nv 1
FOR PHILAI r PHIa
i4vN-e daily ;eNcepg sunday al SIS q m I 90 and
D.
on SUNDAY.
Ihia st ga =. m
OILY. NV " ~ '
through tictets 20 PhiIar elphia, New Yo-k ana
Of the Cay.
For baltimore and Ohio railroad Advertisement
sSe schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An,
uSTolss and IN. West
THns, r SHARP, Asst Master TRANSFORMATION
III. COIE, General Ticket Agent
Gkc. Z k0ONTZ. Agent, washinr,cu iela
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10y LATIMER 4 ULEARY,
- Aucstoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsy ania and tn street
Star Once Buildings,
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~THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED anti
SATURDAY. November %, 1872, seine hour aDC
place. By o. der Of the Trustee.
movie b Ii. WARMER, Auctioneer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
TIE VAR on POLTGAUY.

BRIGHAM YOUNG ARRNGNED FOR MURDER
HIS OWN RESIDENCE.
SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. brigham Young,
htaaody Of a United states Marshal, and accompanied
b Geo. A. Smith, Daniel II Wells, II. B. ClawsoR. and
0lH high Church dignitarles, appeared before Chief
justice McKean this afternoon, under an indictment Of
As'eer. The courtroom crowded 10 suffOcatiOn.
Aael anxiety exists among the MormOns. but there
FD the least sign OF disorder disrepect TO the Court
T. H. Hampstead and Thomas Fitch the counsel for
~ prisoner, and United States Attorney Bates prose-
tlie. ioT the people
W. Hampstead moved that the prisoner be admitted
oail' on the ground that he old man. Il years
age and in feeble health He had come 400 miles TO
Isel This and al other charges and his physician GER
ulsd that imprisonment would imperil his life. Mr.
oa'es lad no opposition 10 bail but suggested that if
VAl be taken, u De fixed at 100000.
Judge Nc kean said that the Government Of the United
'~'es mas 10 Jail in this city for holding prisoners
n'esttd On process issued from the United States
0'uis' The Marshal Is required TO exercise the dis
N.uOh which the law vests in him. Sometimes such
p'sOhers are kept at Camp Douglass, but the Com.
r'n0ef OF That post was not obliged to receive them
- P'l3Rer u reported 20 De the owner OF several
- =, VIC cty II he choose 10 put under the control
~ a. slla some suitable building in which 10 be
fSt :, W" pc Ior the Marshal 10 decide whether to
- OEer In any event the Marshal viii Ioob a. - ~
- W the prisoner be provided for RENE m
'Hat HV ~ on olQ man. decline To admit Ia ha,i
tOl ltdFlng the Court, Brigham rendered III 49,
Lrsidrnce In South Temple-st which W. AZ .u'
~ bI lghdln d. now prisoner in his own ho,se ~
@-eu perfectly coOi ana uncOncerncd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
THE OLD DOMINION.

! HOW THE NEGROES ARE PEEsECrTED-THE
| COLORED PEOPLE LEAVING THE STATE
DECREASE IN THE VALUE OF REAL ESTATE.
! IRON THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRTBUSEl
WASHINGTON, Jan. "a habeas corpus case
was argued before Judge Underwood in Alexandria,
Va. Friday last which prominent Republicans Of that
state say illustrates the in which the KuKlux
spirit nanifests itself therethough 1t has visible
ganizaon. coOred Republican Of good character and
reputation, member Of church. and an industrious
labOrer, was appointed member Of a ward committee
Alexandria, to look after the registration OF voters
Among others whom he brought TO the Board was
young negro who afterwards proven 20 be under
years of age Warrants Issued for the arrest OF
both, and the young escaped but the one who ac
companed him to the polls secured indicted, and
convicted OF subornatOn Of pujury lie claims and his
friends believe that ne inquired OF the young man. ana
told that lac OF age and that he guilty OF no
intentional wrong; but, the jury was composed OF
white Democrats, he was shown no mercy. Judge I'm
dcrwOOd believes the morally innocent, but will
probably decide that he has no power 10 release nm
Miss Van Lew POstmstrcGs nj Richmond, said recently,
in conversation that she believed that there were at
least 200 now IN the Fenitenary for no CRIME
except being Republicans or course charges nave been
made against them, aud :Orm OF tria has been had,
but Justice mas becn rare Wheh pI"nn9ht r1oIeu ne
publican has been the accused AZ result OF this pcrsc
Umderwood estmates that the Vote of the state at TIE
Presidential election tins year will b. about 10000 less
than at the election two years ago Inc negroes nave
emigratcd South In great numbers ana thousands on
and leave the state. Judge Underwood has himself,
during the past four years. ordered the sale Of about
1000 farms thinks the decrease in the value OF real
estate during that has been at least 20 per cent
There have been more Of involuntary bankruptcy
in his district than in any other the United states and
the State said be- to-day poorer than at any previous
time since the war -,
One fact that may in account for this state
of things particularly in the dewaer portion OF the
state that agiCulturaly il was almost bankrupt be-
fore the war the only product which enabled the people
10 keep their plantations being the slaves whch they
raised and sent South. This source OF Income having
been cut off, heSatehas since been retrogrdlng except
i'm the mountain Ons where farming Is prontaDe ana
I'm those portions Of the state which are so convenient to
the lines travel to make the production or garden
"truck" paying business =, ,,,,
Virginia is sure 10 go Democratic IN the Iresldental
electon il Gen Grant Is renoninaed and the Democrats
nut up strong man. liberal republican candidate
who could secure the support Of the old WING element
which is getting tired Of It's associations with the Demo
Gratis, would be likely to save the state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
THE ERIE RING.

COMPLETE ORGANIZATION OF THE AMERICAN
REFORM COMMITTEE.
Three weeks have not yet elapsed since the
American Committee advertised for the addresses OF
stockholders opposed to the present Erie management,
the time THE TRIBUNE gave the history of the
movement and explained It's objects, responses have
been received ia such Numbers, and representing so
large amount of shares, that the members of the
Committee surprised at their success, and grow
more confident every day. The communications which
have been received represent stockholders Of every
class from the farmer Of moderate means interested to
the extent Of few hundred dollars, to the wealthy
banker with his thousands OF shares and al breathe the
spirit OF condemnation OF the corrupt ring which
controls the road and hope for its speedy downfall
The men who have the American movement in charge
nearly perfected their plans aud Will be heard
from VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
WASHING TON.
OUR RELATIONS WITH sPAIN-wHAT THE RE-
MOvAL OF SENIOR ROBERTS PORTENDS-THE
CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.
lBi TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBUNB.l
u,,s,,,,cro,, r,,oa,o,, I y ,o-o

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNRl
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Jan o 1872.
II the recent report from Madrid OF the contemplated
recall OF Minister Roberts and the appointment % Admi-
raj Polo his IA authentic the change Is be-
eyed by persons cOnversant with the present condition
of diplomatic relations with Spain, TO indicate de-
termination the part Of the Government OF King Anna
deus TO less friendly attitude toward the Unitcd
States. Admiral Polo visited this country about wo
years ago. aud is said 10 have expressed contemplate
opinion OF the American Navy and the belief that the
sHaniards wOulJ have nothing to fear from contest
with IT, The fact thai he has had experience
dplomast leads to the conclusion that his appointment
II made indicates dissatisfaction the part OF the Span
sh Government with the course Of the United States In
relation TO the questions growing out OF the Cuban ns
rcctOn, and its belief that new questions may soon mise
that will make IL for the interest Of Spain TO have naval
officer OF courage ana rather begerent character her
representative at Washington instead OF a trained and
skifl diplomatst, whose efforts have uniformly been
TO preserve amcable relations between the two
tries II IS not generally believed, however that tho
reported change will he decided upon and IL Is thought
that the sobcr second thought" will the iras
chile Spanards that II would not be wise 10 nirust
naval officer with the management OF the somewhat crit
cal diplomatic relations between Spain and the United
states.
delegation Of prominent colOrcd men, living in the
District OF Columbia called upon Senator Sumner to-day,
express their approval Of his efforts to secure the
passage OF his supplementary INll iHSu's p anu ="
inform him of the progress OF organized effort now
making In the South TO impress upon Republican Sen
atOrs and Representatives in Congress, and particularly
those from Southern States the great interest the col
ored people take in tho measure, and the important
bearing upon their welfare which they deem the measure
has The interview long and interesting one, and
the colored gave illustrations Of the hard
ships suffered by their by OF the unjust ana
absurd pIoscpve customs still in vogue IN nearly all
parts the country. They expressed their intention to
urge the President 10 recommend the passage OF Mr.
Summers bill They said that The almost unanimous
support the President has heretofore received from the
colored people ought, in their opinion induce him to
take an interest in which they demand one
Of unCcniable Justice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
TWEED'S

Inc ban in the case Oh IN. NJ. Tweed win
Nled upon TO Justify to-day in the Supreme Court
before either Judge Cordozo or Judge Barrett.
~suheation by Richard NJ Tweed viii be opposed
COunsfl for the People on the ground that lie has
49, legitimate interest in the property conveyed
"a " h- father aud offered as security ON the bail
t.T, Nood make 1t tangible security 10 levy upon
- also be argued that the absence OF any considera
sa'e the technical one Of "love and affection - in
A. n'eyances from Vim. NJ Tweed TO his son proves
b,.4lsSy were not intended, TO DO permanent. The
t,v my q reconyeyanee OF this property by Rich
t"eed TO his father soon as IL shall have served
@SV's WI alec be urged; aud the fact that the bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
MOVEMENTS OF THE GRAND DUKE.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2.-The Grand Duke and
party accompanied by tt Reception Committee, visited
the burned district this morning. This afternoon the
Imperial party left for Milwaukee. The Grand Duke.
upon consultation with Gen. Sheridan and parties has
Teconsdered his decnation OF grand buffalo hunt,
and changed the programme accordingly, He returns
10 Chicago from Milwaukee Thursday, and will give
a public reception that evening from TO 10 o'clock.
SFrOn Chicago he goes 10 81. Louis and will proceed
there via Kansas City and LeavenwOrth TO Omaha,
where he will be Joined by Gen. Sheridan and few
Of his staff and proceed TO Fort Mcpherson.
camp will be pitched in advance, 40 or so miles distant,
OF buffalo country, and Spotted Tail and
Whistler have sign1ed their intention 20 make up o
party their bands and join IN the hunt these Indians
having been permitted by the Government 10 visit
these old hunting grounds 10 obtain their Winter supplies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03

TBf I"I, r,NpoN Tuesday, Jan. ?, 1871
non, huIlctiu from Sandnngham r'poi'S
lee -, a.. W!.c: slept web laS' Night az" ,oi
ra' ..,,5lv 20 improve. Tee Q"'e" "''
rn0eS :, ,,,rrn to.lrv C. Windsor ,.....,.,
D0P'" elected conservative Mayor {" Liu'''''''
TIC ,s Installed yesterday. Tho ceremony wa
lra W., ,,,.l disorder tumuliuons MOB aitc'-
steud.' tbc name Of the Prince OF Wales ana
i,',r.5 for Home RUE .......-,.o, e.,to
I'D, M ,.i his constituents N oxford yeSVei"19
A. wal enc Zines. o. the Prince ofWaes NJ Sau 1t
Au'''r , A., ,-n.. out She strong reciprocal S"P"P
d. existed between q constitutional 'o'o''lSH
VIC" ,,e lie iut'matcd that tbeA'tenIloh ol
ana ,old Ne drcCt2dto social measures W. '''0
I'i"' ,".,.s,,, ard welfare Of tie people
Ml''' -, cs~He asserts that the Urted et"es
l'' ,,,,ro,. amount for indemnity, so that "heh
- ar, made they may receive handsome sam
@ r,e Go--r, dcnounccs as IN aitIu! anu uh"'i'"S
Jus ,i,ispc, sorry that the only t"o naloAs "n''
~, spnp:ss TO France during me wax VIII O'l
Jul 80, now similarly set by the ears.
yr Times referring 10 the ruInors th1t inc
,.....s Will make cyor1tlut demands before inc
I'M ,o-5 f.r Indemnity for losses 10y the Alabama
,,,,,r Rebel vessels processes 70 believe ina lAe
,-.,.l,n Goycrnmcn; has 10 such ir' ntloh 'H"' Tvs
-, l,,irc -, 10 obtain public aohuo"-eokue". ma
il.-,,,, fl. took and circumstances 10 made dn'hS
y,-, founded ON reason. The ZINES save II IS uc-
49,. chat mo- announcement should he gwen '''-
nm. 70 ,,In. cxtravagaut claims against ne''I"l'
o., .irt,tItt i..i Jrlts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
srUYvEsANT BANK DEPosIToRs IN COUNCIL.

Twelve depositors Of the Stuyvesant Bank
at the Sinclair House last evening exJudge Kelly
in the chair The Investigating Committee, consisting OF
j. A. DOngan, Richard Kelly. William White, c. w. Drey
her. aud f. j. Hays reported that the Receiver had COL
eced $69388 49, and expended 10000 e. LEAVING bal
ance Of 65 which Is deposited with the Union Trust
Company. The amount due 10 the Merchants and
Manufacturers Bank is reduced TO Sc 200 a. against
which Il holds collateral amounting 10 $4,000 OF the
disbursements, 100000 was paid TO Messrs. Howe
Macy, being temporary lOan which had to be paid, az
otherwise the cOlateTals would have been sold; and
5000 was paid for legal advice.
Dissatisfaction expressed by those present that
not taken for the prosecution OF GER
tain officers OF the bank against whom proof OF fraud Is
The cashier and two clerks are still en-
plOyed in the bank, at salary Of So day. The meet
ing ad Ourned until the first Tuesday IN February, by
which time the Receiver will have made his report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
TIE KC-KLTX THRILLS.

coyyICTiO; OF DIR. AvERy-EIGHTEEN PRISON
EKS PLEAD GUILTY AND COZ
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEt
COLUMBIA. s. c., Jan. 2.-In the United
sia;e Circuit Court to-day arguments were made and
verdict Of guilty returned against Dr. Edward T. Avery
vho d on Sunday No trace has yet been found Of
b. whereabouts This conviction is regarded as the
host important yet obtained.
Eighteen prisoners from spartanbuIG County appeared
and offered TO plead guilty. The Court consumed the
DAY in hearing their statements The prisoners declared
Ia, mostly every white man in spartauburg County
belonged 10 the Klan including lawyers doctors, and
minister's that they whipped men, women. and children
belonging 70 Republican families No reports have been
narrowing and melancholy the simple stories Of the
prisoners who asserted that they compelled upon
pain Of death TO execute the DEGREES Of the Khan. Such
spectacle was never witnessed before IN this Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
GENERAL PRESS pIePATCHi

The state Department has information that Gen. Gar
of recently in temporary charge OF the Russian Lega-
ton here has, by order Of his Government, transferred
that trust to Mr. Vaeren shirkoG Secretary Of the Le-
cation.
The Interior Department authority for the statement
that nothing appears It's records connecting or llnpi
eating Senator Harlan with any Of the frauds charged
against j. W. Wright n.thc payment Of Indian pension
or bounty claims. .
IL is udcrsiOO that IL ascertained that
Caaca2y had been definitely recalled the President dl-
rected that the Grand Duke be invited to revisit Wash
inCtOn. The invitation necessarily declined from
exigcuces connected with the service OF the Russian
squadron, in which the Grand Duke Is a Lieutenant