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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-19
The Spanish Governments Order to Send the
Herald Commissioner to Spain.
Opinion in the National Capital
on the Instructions.
The SPANlARDS WANT HERALD NEWS.
An Attempt to Make Him a Spy
in Truth.
WASHINGTON, May Is, 1873.

WASHINGTON, May Is, 1879
Minister Siclzles in his telegram to the State
Department, received last evening, does not
give any reason for the order sent to Captain
General Pieltain for
THE IMMEDIATE TRANSFER TO SPAIN
of Mr.. James J. O'Kelly, the HERALD corre-
spondent This single fact becoming known
gives rise to much speculation in diplomatic
and other prominent circles, and those best
acquainted with the policy of Spain are of
opinion that the government desires to obtain
from Mr. O'Kelly such
INFORMATION FROM THE INSUFFICIENT CAMP
as it has failed to receive through its own off,
cial channels, and with view of making such
revelations by him a condition precedent to
his release 1t is suggested further that if
the Cuban authorities desired to release Mr..
O'Kelly, they could do so without trial upon
the report of board Of officers, who might be
instructed to make report in such manner
generating Mr. O'Kelly from complication
with the insurgents as would afford reason
able pretence for setting him at liberty with
out causing any excitement in the island, for it
has not yet appeared that this gentleman was
IN ANY WAY COMPROMISED WITH THE CUBAN
MOVEMENTS.
Official dispatches recently received from
the United States commander in the Gulf
show that by his exertions, in connection
with those Of the United States Consul at
Santiago de Cuba,
THE THREE SAILORS,
who deserted from the bark Union, were set
at liberty, after the representations of these
timely interference they would have been tried
by military commission and
CONDEMNED TO DEATH
They were released at the instance of the
Governor of Santiago by the Captain General.
similar course could have been pursued, it
is stated with regard to Mr.. O'Kelly, without
causing any dissatisfaction whatever. These
facts are referred to for the purpose Of show
ing that no such action as the government Of
Spain has now taken was absolutely necessary
for the release of Mr.. O'Kely, if such be the
intentions of requiring the prisoner to be sent
to Spain.
To order him thither for the purpose Of trial
would be contrary to the course generally pur-
sued with regard to offences committed in
Cuba, as those accused of crimes in the island
are, according to the rule,
INVARIABLY TRIED IN CUBA.
Therefore the remanding of O'Kelly to Spain
is regarded here as a desire of the government
to avail itself of the information which they
may suppose he is able to communicate as
result Of his visit to the insurgent camps.
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HELP TO DESTITUTE CUBANs.
Donation by Mr.. Gerrit Smith for the
Relief of Distressed Patriots.

Donation by MIR. Gerrit Smith for the
Relief Of Distressed Patriots.
movement has at last been initiated by one OF
the most honored citizens OF this country to give
the struggling Cuban patriots something more
than fair words and barren sympathies. Mr..
Gerrit Smith has addressed a letter to Messrs.
Albania Jordan and Dana, enclosing $1,000 to be
applied In such q manner as will best answer the
purpose OF the donat0r. In his letter Mr.. Gerrit
Smith expresses sympathy with the destitute
Cubans residing In this city who had formerly
lived In wealth or at least in comfortable circum.
stances, and whom the revolution has reduced to
want and severe suffering He calls special atten-
ton to their distress, and hopes that the generous
OF this country Will follow his example by money
contributions ior their relief. he also expresses
his disapproval OF the policy OF our government in
Its treatment OF the Cuban patriots Messrs. Al
dana, Jordan and Dana have addressed q reply TO
Mr.. Gerrit Smith, thanking him for his donation.
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the nan OF tne company not later than, October l.
1873 with distinguishing marx only, and a cor
responding mark in a sealed enyelope eontatnino
she name and address OF the competunr Thee
VIII not be opened until the judges have made
their report
Post Omces and Postmasters
Thefollowing postal changes have been ordered
during the past week.
IN NeaD YOrk.--0ffice ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ere county, Erasmus X. Adams. Postmaster
Postmasters Observation-Disclosures, Jefferson
county, Albert Hnngeriord South Byron Gene
see county, Cyrus Prentice Boston, Erie county,
Henry L. Griffith; Southport, ,Chemung county
Phietus b. Ratibun; Morton's Corner, Erie
county, Frances T.. Schurtlef; Jeddo Orleans
county, George Eat0n Cedarville, onondags
county, Ezra +. Lorendsbury; Newtonviile Albany
county, Sanford Miller.
IN Ne,c observation-disclosures Observation-Disclosures
Centre Hartford county, Conn.,, John A. Miller
Postmaster; Warrenvilie, Windham county, Conn,
John A. Murphy, Postmaster; Coventry Depot,
Toand county. Conn.,. Warren IL. Baker. Post
master.
ONCE Disoontinued-South Argyle, PenoSscos
county. Me.
Posfmasters Appointed-East wcstmorelana.
Cheshire county, N. H.. Seth G. Han westpcrt.
Cheshire county N. H., George w. Brooks;
South Bridgeton, Cumberland county, Me-, Thomas
y. Knapp; Malaga, Gloucester county, N. j., Will
liam b.. Rosenbaum; Leech's !. Corner, Mercer
county, Pa, George D. Emerick Mozieft0wn,
Crawford county. Pa, william w. Dichman Bel
fast, Northampton county. Pa, ReubenW rkheser !;
Evergreen, Crawford county, Pa. James Il. Patch |:
Shnbone, Fayette county. Pa, Thomas Harden.
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RELIEF FOR THE DRUMMOND MINE SUP
FERERS
NEW YORK, May Is, 1873.

NEW YORK, May 49, 1873.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
SIR-Advices from the Drummond colliery show
that ninety children, thirty widows four aged
mothers and six wounded men are left by the late
terrible disaster entirely destitute OF means of sup
port. This Is dreadful situation and to be met
properly only by prompt assistance. VIII you act
as the medium Tor receiving and forwarding mate
rial and, ana accept the accompanying 800 as a
contribution from A COAL DEALER.
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UTAH.

Continued Conflict Between the Courts
Decoration Squabble.
SALT LAKE CITY, May Is, 1878.
Yesterday Judge Foreman discharged G. w.
Baker on a writ Of habeas corpus. Baker was
sentenced by the Probate Court to years i'm
prisonment. Judge Foreman ruled the same as
other members Of the Supreme Court of Utah
that the Probate Court had no jurisdiction in Grim
inal cases. The conflict still goes on, notwithst and
ing the new appointments Of Judges.
A morning paper says the troops at Camp Doug
lass Will not permit the MOrmons to take part in
decorating the graves OF their dead comrades.
The ex-Confederate soldiers have been invited to
participate on Decoration Day.
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ITALY.
Municipal Demonstration Against the Ministerial
Policy-The Monasticists Dispersed
by the Police.


ROME, May IS, 1873
demonstration was made In Florence yester.
day against the policy OF the Ministry on the Re-
Igious Corporations suppression bin
large mob collected and began to act in n dis
orderly manner, when 1t was dispersed by the
police.
Several persons were arrested.
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THE COTTON STRIKE IN RHODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., May IS, 1879
The strike OF the factory operatives in this state
Is apparently nearly over.
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ASCENSION IN A PAPER BALLOON.
READING. Pa. May IS, 1873.

READING. Pa, May IS, 1873.
Donaldson, the aeronaut, made an ascension here
last evening In balloon made OF brown paper, and
landed safely This was the first regular paper
balloon ascension ever made in this country.
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Auction Sale.

BARGAINS IN FINE GOLD JEWELRY,
WATCHES SOLID SILVERWARE OPERA GLASSES,
&C.
GEO. c. ALLEN. SAL BROADWAY, NEAR FOURTEENTH
STREET.
in consequence OF making change in his business win
sell OIL his entire stock
at auction,
commencing MONDAY, May 19, at l01 M
Gold Stem Winding Watches, ladies' and gertiemen'a.
Diamond and Enamecd Watches
Independent fifth second Watches
American Watches-god and silyar.
Every Watch warranted.
Earrings and Pins, Cameo, Etruscan, Coral Garnet,
Pearl, onyx, jet. &c. Shawl Pins.
Chain and Baned Bracelets.
Studs Sleeve Buttons Scarf Pins, Gold fhlmblea
Diamond Rings, Seal Rings
Cameo, Pearl, Garnet and Emerald Rings,
Chased and Plain Rings. Pens and Pencils.
Watch Chains Lockets, Necklaces &c.
SOLID SILVERWARE--
Spoons. Forks Napkin Rings, Pie Knives.
Ladies, Sugar and Preserve Spoons. GOblets 10.
JOHN II. FRENCH, Auctioneer.
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AFRICA.
Official Dispatches from Sir Samuel Baker at the
British Foreign Office.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, May IS, 1873.
The Foreign once has received dispatches from
Sir Samuel Baker, dated March Is, stating that
Lady Baker and himself were in good health, and
that reinforcements had reached him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-19

Attic Espenschefd Shetland Seal ssnd
Sntria DRESS lat, anew summer style tor 1873 BSl.EN
sCHlED oils Nassau street introduced Saturday Ia
entirely new style Of Hat for the present summer
IL Is not In shape alone but the OF It's teral
and the character of appointments this critters
from every other hat the inventor and
hitherto produced The Seal and Nura Fur OF which t
is Is OF the very finest quality and texture rho
shape and proportions express ana admira BILE" and
II Is the most disnguc looking specimen hat
that has appeared in the American field of hion.
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THE POPE.
HIS Holiness Gives Audience to the French Lega-
tion-Foreigners Received-The Pontif
Still Feeble in Health.


ROME May Is, 1873.
His Holiness the Pope to-day received the French
Legation and deputation OF foreigners.
The Popes condition OF health is still feeble, but
the indications Of improvement are satisfactory.
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FRANCE.

President Theirs Cabinet Changes-Parliament-
airy Policy Of the Executive-What the
People Think-Monarchist Effort
for Party Reaction.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, May IS, 1873.
Generals Ollo and Do rregaray have been pro-
NOTED by Don Carlos for the victory OF May 5.
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Sketch OF the Khan of Khiva and His
Dynasty.

His Highness the Khan OF Khiva, who has been
made prisoner by the Russians is described as
man OF twenty years Of age, with great mill
tary abilities and Unsuitable ambition, who openly
proclaimed short time SINCE his determination
not to leave foot OF ground to the foreign inva-
ders In Central Asia, and who has for some time
been securing allies for a campaign against
Russia He not only sent his emissaries just lately
INTO the Russian territory OF Mangischlach TO stir
up an insurrection among the Krghiz, but des-
patched an embassy to Calcutta to apply for
the assistance OF England. The Vicer0y OF India
advised reconciliation with Russia, upon which
the khvan Ambassador replied :-"Ths cannot
be, Tor Russia has deeply offended the Khan. She
has not even sent him despatch sealed with
agolden seal, though he is equal in rank to all
other soverelgns." At grand Khivan council
held by the Khan some OF the members declared
themselves opposed to a war with Russia. Yesi-
Mourad, one oil the Khans unces rose and said -
"Wnen was boy people were already talking Of
the danger OF a Russian invasion. This danger was
averted; the Muscovite fears us. | have grown
old and have not seen Russian yet nor shall we
gee them IN our country. But If We act like cow
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

VIENNA, May Is, 1873.
The indications at the close of business on the
Bourse yesterday were that the worst of the crisis
was over.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-19
Jack and His Host Encamped on
Snow Mountain.
MILITARY SURROUNDING THEM.
The Chief of Scouts Thinks
Boston Charley is Dead.
The Killed and Wounded in the
Battle of May 10.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, May Is, 1873.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, May III, 1873.
despatch received at Yreka, dated Camp Lava
Bed South Tule Lake, May is, stated that Mason's
and Hasbrouck's commands had formed junction
near Captain Jacks last stronghold. and
would, In oil probability. hem the Modocs in.
second despatch. dated Nav 16 contradcted the
former and stated junction had not been made,
and furthermore, that
THE MoDoCs HAD ESCAPED,
from the stronghold by three routes, both CON-
mands pursuing. Nothing had been heard from
Donald McKay's Warm Spring Warriors.
JACK Is ON SNOW MOUNTAIN.
At latest accounts the Modocs were encamped
Lake. Hasbrouck started in that direction on the
10th and Mason's command remained In the lava
bed. Mckay thinks Boston Charley was killed in
the last fight. It IS thought Mason will find the
Modocs this time. Kingsbury's command has been
sent to reinforce him.
OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF LOSSES ON THE 10TH INSTANT
Medical Director Bentley has furnished the an
nexed official account OF the Killed and wounded
in the battle at Dry Lake, May 1O:-
KILLED.
James d. Totler, corporal, Company B.
Ad0phus Fisher, private, Company b.
WOUNDED.
Louis Dunbar, scalp wound in the head.
Peter Griffin, flesh wound in the left hip.
Jesse Reeves. Corporal, fracture OF the right arm,
which was subsequently amputated.
Patrick Mcclure, fracture below the right knee;
right leg amputated below the thigh.
Samuel McGlew, flesh wound in the right arm,
cutting artery.
George Brown, flesh wound in the left leg. All Of
company B.
Michael Maher, OF company G flesh wound in the
right hip.
All Of the above named belonged to the First cav
airy.
INDIAN SCOUTS KILLED.
Wassamucka and Lebaster, Warm Spring In
dams, were killed, and Yonowiton, another scout,
had his right arm fractured.
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AUSTRIA.

Bourse Hope Of Termination Of the Money
Crisis.
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Corns Removed without Pain, Soc. to
81, by Dr. WESTERVELT Surgeon Chiropodist, 36a
Broadway, near Fourteenth street Established 1870
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Corns, Bunions, Nails, &c., Cured With>
out pain; CORN AND BUNTON CURE, by mail Soc.
Or, RICE, 2oS Broadway, corner Fulton street.
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SPAIN.

Don Carlos Reward to His Victorious Com
manders.
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For the Piles Use A. w. Keating's Cele-@
brated OINTMENT, price a5c. oicc 235 Front street,
corner Peck slip.
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BE Sure You are Right-Buy q Whit
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Havana Lottery Drawings ON File
Circulars free Orders promptly tiled. JOSEPH BATES
Agent l96 Broad way room T. Chatham Bank Building.
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A.-ssMay'' Hnt.-KnOx Has Prepares,
his MAY HAT q superb fabric. Buy it at 2l2 Broadway
in the Prescott House, in the Filth Ave,uLe Hotel .
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A.-NO. I Barclay Street-Imp0rtesi Cf-.
CARS, at PARK TILFORD'S prices.
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Burial OF Another Modoc Victim.

Burial OF Another MOdOc Victim.
WASHINGTON, May Is, 1873.
The funeral OF Captain Evan Thomas, one OF the
Modoc victims, took place this afternoon. and was
attended by nearly all the army officers in Wash
ington. The secretary OF War and General Sher-
man and Adjutant General Townsend were pres
ent. Potomac and Ge argetown lodges of Masons
performed escort duty. There was no other dis
play.
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BURKE.-At Tarrytown, N Y. on Saturday. May
H. 1873, Mrs. ABBY G. BURKE, wife OF Rev. John
Burke, Chaplain, U. S. A.
Her funeral will take place on Tuesday. May -,
at ii A. M, from ST. Marks chareh, TarPytOwn.
Friends OF the family are respectfully invited to
attend.
For Other Deaths See FiJfteToael
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The following special report to the HERALD
has been received from our correspondent in
the British METROPOLIS
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Liberal arrangements to clubs
of ten or twenty or subscrihau
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WASHINGTON, May IS, 1873.
Minister Sickles in his telegram to the State
Department, received last evening, does not
give any reason for the order sent to Captain
Ganavol piaIto;p
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NEW YORK HERALD.
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MANHOOD HOW Lust, HOW RESTORED
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The test OF real, vigorous thinking
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OF butter, AMI they make it. Tnere
il . demand tor that tor city con
sumption aud also tor shipment. All
interior and stale parcels are re-.
irc4ed"
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