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rumors OF insubordination in the crew OF the Po-
laris the tragic events which have been already
graphically portrayed in the HERALD were due to
the fearful physical odds with which they had 10
contend.
THE SCIENTIFIC NEWS
brought by the rescued party is also OF great
value and interest. Captain Tyson's and Sergeant
Meyers testimony confirm the HERALD's editorial
view that the extraordinarily high latitude at
tanned by the Poaris was not due to any peculiarly
favorable North Polar route through Smiths
Sound, but to the abnormaly open season.
the hottest that had been known for many
years. They stated to-day that the expedition had
gathered many very valuable physical and geo.
graphical facts, and the meteorologst's memoran-
dun book, with which he refreshed his memory
during the examination, will afrord
RICH MATERIAL FOR THE SCIENTISTS
at the Signal Bureau to work up. 1t ia eyi.
dent that Captain Tyson ana his com.
rades nave made very close observations
Of all the phenomena in the Greenland and North
Polar seas. and also on the contiguous shores. As
the great and long-mooted geographical problem
whether Greenland Is projected to the Pole ITSELF
and thus furnishes sedge route thither, can be
best decided by the behavior and move.
ments OF the animals and birds seen
In those high attitudes. 1t is highly
probable that the geological information
now given by Captain Tyson and his party will
lead to important results. The testimony thus far
Ataken would seem to indicate necessity for
SOME EFFORT IN BEHALF OF THE PoLARIs
and her remaining crew. II the theory of insub-
ordination is weakened 1t becomes clearer than
ever that the failure OF the Poaris to pur-
sue and find the Tyson party. after
Its separation, argues that the steamer
herself was disabled. Tomorrow the details of the
whole AFFAIR, which ended in the long, dreary drift
on the ice oe will probably be brought out in the
Official examination. The revelations already
made sufice to show that, with all the disaster
which the Poans suffered, her mission has
BY NO MEANS BEEN FRUITLEss
and, when all is told, the world may be wiser
for the gallant achievements OF her lost CON-
mander. The separation OF Captain Tyson and the
Esquimaux from the vessel is full Of details not
materially new, bat confirming previous de-
spatches in the correspondence especially that Of
Rear Admiral Rodgers when he said that the Po-
lars was undoubtedly in danger, and the necessary
preparation had commenced for abandoning her.
Meyers examination will be followed by Hannah,
the wife OF Joe, the Esqumau, who both speaks
and writes English very well.
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TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, June 8, 1873.
The Tribune attacks aud condemns the COLOMBIA
tion Society for not protecting the rights of the
coolies. 1t regrets that the society fails to
humane treatment for the Chinese laborers and
better prospects for them when their contracts
expire. The cruelty with which they are treated
causes them to resort to suicide, murder or flight.
II denounces the compulsory recontract system
and charges "that the present rules were con
cocted by men who, finding that they could not
continue their Illicit traffic in human hesh, at.
tempted to cheat the law by changing the name OF
the traffc.n
cARIxsM AGAINST COLONIAL REPUBLIcANIsM.
The same journal reports that persons of known
Carlst proclivities in Santiago de Cuba, have sent
100000 to the Carlist committee at London to as
sist the instruction which is now devastating
Spain.
THE QUESTION OF FEDERALISM.
The Didrio opposes the federal Republic, and
argues that nearly all the Spanish-American re-
publics have been unsuccessful because they
strove to initiate the federal system Of the United
States; while the governments Of Chile and Peru
endure because they have rejected the principle
Of federalism.
AN AMERICAN CITIZEN RESTORED TO FREEDOM.
The government yesterday released from con-
fnement the American citizen Augustin Santa
Rosa.
Severe Battle Between the Insurgents
and the Spanish Soldiers - Heavy
: Losses ON Both sides.
HAVANA, June 6, 1873
Spanish dispatches state that battle has taken
place in the ManzaniQ region.
The losses were heavy-the Cubans having 1856
killed and the government troops twenty-three
killed and sixty five wounded.
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T n A N o E.
President MacMahOn's Governmental Policy
Announced to the Foreign Powers.
The Home Danger Under n. Thiers-Pacidc
Conservatism the Executive Programme
Eugenies Appeal to the Nation Not
ADMINISTRATION in Flow to
the Bank-Honor to H.
Savant
TELesRAms 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, June 9, 1878.
Duke de Broglie, Minister OF roreign Affairs, has
addressed circular letter to the representatives OF
France abroad, declaring that the difference be-
tween the majority OF the Deputies in the Assem-
bly, and NJ Theirs was not on account Of his
Foreign policy but his domestic policy; the late
Cabinet not Offering SUFFICIENT guarantees against
revolution In the country.
sThe policy OF the new government" continues
the Duke, twill be moderate at home and pacific
abroad All attempts at revolution will be vigor.
'ously opposed, without attacking existing insttu-
,tiOns.r
BULLION IN HEAVY FLOW TO THE BANK.
The specie In the Bank of France has increased
2,75O,oo0 francs during the past week.
DEATH OF A PARLIAMENTIST.
M. vitet. Vice President Of the National Assem-
bly,. is dead.
HONOR TO A sAvANT.
NJ Maxmilien Littre. the eminent philologist.
was yesterday received as a member of the French
Academy.
Eugcnte's Appeal to France Unauthen.
tic.
LONDON, June g. 1878.
letter appears in this mornings papers from M.
Pietr formerly private secretary to the late ex-
Emperor Napoleon contradicting the authenticity
Of the appeal OF the eX-Enpress Eugene to the
French people, published yesterday afternoon in
the Pau Mall Gazette -
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British Anticipation of War Trouble nj
the AntipOdes.

An English writer, dating at wellington, New
Zealand, in the early days OF the present year, re-
ferred to the probability OF renewal Of the Maori
war and to the then existing position OF the white
settlers In the colony, in the following words
There are nnqnestionably the germs OF fifty
Abyssinian wars in the various parts Of the British
empire. All about the Eastern and southern Seas
small bodies OF Engshmen are in contact with bar
Dar1sm or perverted civilization, and no human
being can say what strange difficulty danger
may not arise at any given moment from the con-
nlct OF interests or OF passions. These countrymen
OF ours have an acknowledged right TO claim our
AID and protection IN their troubles, but to
De perPetuaily addlng TO their number The Power
whose responsibilities begin with India and Canada
and then continue IN nearly intcrminable series
may well hesitate before 1t attempts a war con-
quest OF the Maoris or the absolute annexation OF
the territory OF the Fills.
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On the Z6Cn OI may, OI the south caspian detaCh-
pemt Of the Russian expedition against Khiva.
Russia's Interests on the Caspian-Com-
mercial and Naval Expansion and
kProfits.
Persian correspondent OF the Levant Herald
has just recently enumerated, specially, the i'm
.mense and profitable interests which Russia at
present enjoys and seeks to extend on the shores
1.-THE Caspian. The writer says:-
The navigation OF the Caspian is exclusively in
the hands OF the Russians The Caucasus and Mer-
curry Company have now twenty-five steamers EN-.
pl0yed; and receive from the Russian government
sad r as a ow
rate OF freight, and to run fortnighty mall boat
while the navigation OF the velga Is open from
the intermediate psrts OF Petrovsk Derbend,
Bakou, Leukoran, Astara, Enzittee tine port oil
nn Sesheai SIR the port Of Maaanderan The
Steamers call at the same ports on the return
voyage. Until the present Winter only one boat
month piled between Bakou and GeZ: but the IN
Icreastng development OF trade has been SO great
that this has TO be changed for the season. Within
been increased iveiosd, ana arrangements are now
she existing number o. steamers. as the Caspian
trade Is not only increasing yearly, but Is
lonsiderable: IL is stated that the
7DA exceed 100000 per annum IN value
556isting chiefly OF raw silk, timber, dried fish,
our articles in very large quantities The Imports ,ss
by this route rom Russia are about twenty thou
sand pounds, and consist principally OF iron, hard
Caspian Russia is not only extending her COM
mercial activity but is adding to her naval forces.
Power on the Caspian numbers iorty.nine vessels.
Ind several other large gunboats are IN course OF
construction. the opening Of the proposed rail,
Secessarfy divert large Wernc which new PASSES
n xQ4EaY q thAQ oap1oos
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M e K I Q o.
General Ceballos' Report Of the Defeat and
i Complete Conquest Of LOzada.
Tho City Of Topic Held by Government Troops
The National Authority Established
in Jalisco.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MATAM0R0s June s, 1878.
General Ceballos, commanding the forces in the
State OF Jasco, announces that he has gained a
complete victory over the insurgent chieftain Lo-
zada in the Alca Mountains, near Topic, where he
has heretofore denied the national authority. !
Ceballos routed and dispersed Lozada's followers,
capturing number OF cannon and large amount
OF ammunition and destroying his mountain fortid-
cations.
The city of Topic is occupied by the government
forces.
General Ceballos claims to have pacfed the State
Of Jasco and established the authority OF the gen.
eral government IN that section, where It has not
been respected fer years.
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CUBA.

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Colonial Contribution to the Carlist Royal
ists-Pronunciamento Against Republj-
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Restored to Freedom-Battle Be-
tween the Insurgents and
the Spanish Troops.
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LONDON, June 6, 1873
The amount of bullion withdrawn from the Bank
of England on balance to-day was $4,000.
DISCOUNT AT THE BANK AND ON CHANGE.
The rate OF discount for three months bills In the
open market is 3-1e per cent below the Bank OF
England rate
HOPE FOR THE HARvEsTMEN.
The weather to-day is fair and favorable to the
crops.
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Eugcnie's Appeal to France Unauthen.
SPAIN.
Parliamentary verifcation Of the Cortes Elec-
tons-The Paper Currency Question
Carlist Execution of Prison
ers at Irun.
TELEGRAMs 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, June 6, 1878.
The Spanish Constituent Cortes is engaged in
verifying the election OF its members. The Gre
dentials Of 260 Deputies have far been approved
THE PAPER CURRENCY QUESTION A TREASURY
TROUBLE
!. The government has resolved to leave the SETTLE
kent 6f.the forced paper currency question to the
new Ministry, which Will probably be formed as
soon as the Cortes is In working order.
4 Carlist Cruelt1es by Command OF the
Fighting Cure-Prisoncrs of War Shot
to Death.
BAyONNE, June 6, 1873
The attack on Irun was made BY the Cure OF
santa Cruz.
The Carsts announce that it has been success
lui and that the town is now in their hands.
The C3ylsts shot twenty-seven carabineers cap
tnred near Irun.
Great Indignation is felt in Madrid at the atrocity
But the Carlists claim that these men first hoisted
the white nag and then poured voey into the
Carsts as they approached. For this they were
Shot down without mercy.
The Commission Of the Carlfst Crime
Confirmed Omcially i'm the Capital.
MADRID, June 8, 1873.
The Gdceta publishes oflcial dispatches confirm
ing reports OF the outrages and atrocities perpe-
trated ON prisoners of by the Carllsts at Irun
and elsewhere.
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The white and Native Populations.

The following return Of the European ana native
population of New Zealand, taken from the Colo.
NAL Budget, in the month OF December, 1872. ex
hbits the relative strength OF the contendinr pco
PIES Otago heads the list In the number OF Euro
peans, but Auckland, with its native population OF
Is 227 souls added to "a, 1897 whites making grand
nfr inc
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NEW ZEALAND.
Assassination Of Free Settlers by the Mountain
eers-PubHc Panic and a Maori
War Probable.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, June 6, 1873.
Dispatches from Melbourne report that panic
prevails in New Zealand over the frequent and ter
rible assassinatlons by the mountaineers. The set
tiers are organizing for defence, and another Maori
war Is probable.
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THE SHAH OF PERSIA.
His Majesty En- Route from Germany to
England.
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BERLIN. June 6, 1873
His Majesty the Shah OF Persia will take his de-
parture from this city tomorrow for Essen, Wies-
baden and Brussels.
From the latter city he goes direct to London.
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KAISER WILLIAM.
His Majesty's Health Said To Be Seriously I'm
paired-The Contemplated Visit to vien-
ma Postponed Under Advice.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, June 8. 1873.
special telegram from Berlin. addressed to the
london Neacs, states that His Imperial Majesty
emperor William Of Germany is in a serious condi-
ton OF health and that his physicians have ad-
vised him not to undertake his contemplated jour
Dey to Vienna.
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