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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-31

Ger 1e%Iesrapb.) q. De-, 1873.
0si,sn.-Glau; 9o. 1 ID $f.t6; Rc. 2
S1.13 bic f.144 fur Sanuar $t.t44 bic III;
Gstruar Silt Hu. 3 $t.t0; Gusi&u6 $f.O3.
DeI&tcra.-Mubie ftR unb et,as bSber ;
So bic SGT Cts fir Gebruar 549 9ts /; aus.
f&ue Is bic 50 CITE.
Safn.-Hubis uns niebrtssr ID 3O4 eh; fur
Sebruar 383 Cts.
Rssssn.-Rsninsl nab usssranstrt; 70. 2
II bis 70 Gts.
@eAe.-Hs. 2 Gldu unt nsnhasd; 70. 3
fer ~ SLOT bS log. ausf&u6 SO bic 80
GentS.
gef&la&ttte S&weint .-2stbaff unt ff ~
$3.50 bic 600.
Respsrf.-8sR u $13.75; fir Gsbrudr
$i4.35.
6et.-Gef ~ Ct Gs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-31

a9it 30. $50 tssinut bic o@a3sttsD cine
nn,s er,dbluns .Abafffari'S" ees Sus
reneu SduptIines 3reue; cine CT
;6tluxe aus tsa SnSiarer RiiHcnsn BON
Nntumeried. Die Rsseas, bic fsbr ipar-
nent IN uns ms titft Slide III bas Sstsn nnS
Irab.n Der 8cttsdutt ttun Idst, empfsbIsn mir
unlrre eeTern btfrnS. Go ID has cine quite @s'
lssenseit Gin neuss Disbursement ;a tssinnsn,
mprauf mir bic Ssrrr gssuten tslrnsers nnf'
merflaM ma1en,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-31
Neue Nn3etgca.
, adfr.

8sIatxbs Wtrfe bic uns aus europa justslus
asn Hne, rtrttn sesen Ginjtnbuns bee prtffs
franco per pot ptrfanst;
Dss 0o.iSsrtst Sutttdnn nab BE Srannns be- One.
tubihs gaar,sS. Der arsasrin Der Sstrabtes ~ eusg'
Hssi;iS. s.suas,s NIT ps.tssrs,s, be- Ono.
'T ps1 $. gsar.nssrH dc S:iSiSiss ssg naI,nSR.
kts su qrsasrin Der Sstrhbi.n "a eursnbars.-
5 sasIine. assasiaisas j.. DiriSrsrss I'm Can.
~ ss,.:' ,;' Y. sS;:is;;,ss,sss; ss;;n,a;;-. sss 81
qane uHs psIf, NIT f~slstnbtu Saafrdtientn -
sartt ice 9aueu.-rlans Der Statt quytmbura.-
SsssnsrsEIs hes sasss.-anFtt Der Staht On.
ron ssslsssnisa. ssrasr sis anaat BON aianf.
ner Siasuit, 9taepit TN giasrpts.. untsrfaet
srunst. Z val Der yalrsrmatIs, Ssrsl&los S,sgsr.
tusen, Sursfnlss Stmmeru Iitne sen anien.
sars. = ssrsiSirs Ssatnfts. : edlcs ssrs.-
gait Dtsiir&.-9iS an Der Santr; -wutns Don
gssss nil, a sisas ss1 s ssssssasa'' s msss
Sefcrt SarsItIes Sts; S6enssn 1smtt nne
@srmdsinstn .4ssislss s.sansts,.S Mss
Sb. Gft.-Das Stefrdulein rem Srth.-Here'
IL (fratsr In Der reursmt. Gazette aesthrudt...... 50 gts.
s.. 3. artsr.-Dis Gttsrnassr SprinSsr0rt
s ss' S sna , sS IS D.wBi. Sriii. @atttr, at NIB. Is Ss.
(Gin Werf, eas ale Siibpfs Deutitlanbs en-"
tfsblen babsn une in fsintr DIR. 5amilie feblsn
fcate.)
R. gBies. aelisirnsl,brsr uns etsIirra pr AM
atttadun in 9urtmtnra. Speculate
3 a ice Gtrtfen. - gtbstsu6 fur Sppalttatss
mitaiissu.-s$6n in stsr Jtbanssn....."...... egts.
u. Uies.-@ettts u. %. ausbuH NADIA fnrets
martaniihsu Soedlttdttn .-S1Sn tn rtetr eteur
Rem nit @slbfantit 49,. S.O
her immsrrdbrsnssn palis....~.."..~..... 80 CITE.
Graduate romanum and Vesperale Ro-
manum, mic ~bielelben in bsrD ipeeitSurfr1.
burg ssbrauht trereen unc IN 9tber &C.
bunben, ,ulannmen 800, itbes %ttnstIn. 1915
Creation de I eveche de Luxembourg,
Documents ct discussions a Ia ohambre. 500
L'empire allemand moderne ct les oatho-
liques -. Si.e
p. S. Rate, C.S. S.R. - 8lstnt sraei.
f&e Msestif fir gltriftr . 10 Gs
-. Sonnet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-31

1affcu Gpuntp ii fur $5,260,Oo5 atss.
f&cst rsssn 20 s1f4O6i St'utrn aner art be-
iabii.
s,eQerus, bic Saet, If ~ 1863 adsdts
unt ,obIt S5,672le, 9tlesut, rae lsrnibis, ~
x2e0.Ii6 nnt ,ablt S5,05S.29; prairie Ssrina
IspnIbiv 10 IN $226,3S3 aNtHtt nut jabli
$AS9i.f4; fsh to @sr's 1srnitir ju
S2i9,76l nus ,oblt SifOs.S.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-31

&leine Nria@sn BADEN oft srsit sDir
ipnstu unp st n en iIsiar Suan su uas
RastI ium Cargo. gsna&IdfHst eabn bitten
ni&t psnn ibr su9 NIT sinent Tadstt BON Or.
Assert ASnfss 3amtursr graettu rem
g'ak mtrsistn iSnnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-31

@tuem Sneeftelten t1 81. .. u. TX.
SitakSn purte $4,000 CD astnerfaB in 9n.
sestnttnu susefpro&m rseta 8eiSasisunssn,
bic Ct ais aassatnhr tn Sabn ttim 3uiammta.
ts6 eiaer locomotive nit tintm aui tas Bslsift
aerrnien atlsfhlds eascnss,raatn katit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-31
1slaus billet lid Gin.

IN Nphs Sslans billet lid sins Scr,
iSus umt Sausttni&aft. 1900 IuitsiIs iu
siO6 isser, fsGtr sas Capital bitten. Disies
Och uirt bon ben Ritelissnn ~ 800 nunas.
lid 1ssttn ans uater iHnsm gum 3ptds srn
Sautrau witstr ausseIitttn. Wirss rsti sui
bier ttaa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-31

(Ter Ielesrapb.) q. Del. 1873.
Weiasn.-Geh: 70. 1 $t.t7; 70. $i.f4l;
fur Sanuar $t.f45 fir 8sbruar $f.f73.
Safsr ~ 56I bic 81 Gts.
&ssssn.-8sa; Rs. 1 IS Cts.
@uRs.-geR; Ns. 3 $t.39.
@e|&la&tsts S@meint .-$i.@ bic 5.25.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-31

SER Tettr 3 TIM G (ssn !9srtn la Irsr. sfr
In GuYsya gtsesr) eur& feiutu Ssba etsrs SeBmr,
pskutaft In Gtisdse.
Ssrr .. 9tmmer ransestt 1888 rem eursya aas sxt kar
ssr 4 Sahrtn In G~tieasr.-Ih etetnisu, tt trsee ons
funft Ibsr ben gDsbnsrt hts Srrn Peter btuuntr eSta tb'
usn, Rxs sdtief ssttten. Il Der @staetics kr ,sG N1esr-
Ar Gazette cher Strrn 0tprst 9truu 20 0esffsrs
assuut, Gtteasr. Satnsts, uaiianteesn.
apr asu ben Etrsleb ~ Srn. Sttu 6irsxe anS4nft
ratttttiit, trtSlt cine gsssnune. fN-<6
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-31

Sci 8Iumenauer an Gsu!sr Mssnns
fSnnt ibr Elm sutss, ftinss @las Bier 'unS cine
psrtiun e&ten Gmmsntbalsr Rates babtn. =
Ma&t NAL Ssnntas's einsn Ssaiisrsars sabtn
aus. ~ .unS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-31

Gan Sta6 Der Yewurfes sd ltstt Wp&t
Srm Gtr5lbt Der Gatbstrals, bat jsts& Tisnanb
kf$dtst. Saut Stsinsopsist, 70 trau&t ibr
aidt ID fir&ter, sas Der Strurf gu& trst
SHlset!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-31

cyemans bat in Der sSimss" ben geri&las
s,nu9t, bic Taausaustu Greet bard bas eculsr
EbsI ~ leitsn, uss 70 pHrts Dubuque cine i'm.
meak DaNriraft an 5aat tabsn. @snn aus.
fhtrkor, IN bic Sttt ni&t l@Is&t!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-31
"Nurembnrger 0a3ette.

Gin Dubuque fnb bic Gtriafeiertass 'ssr
ssmitbIi6 atseIaufen. Der airdsnSsla@ mar
gut unp StSrunssn int nidt s~ursefsmmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-31

Die .6~iberniea' S@aufisItrssftai&aft
lataht hem OF. ginani &c pauI.gtrtin tsn
Grtrae tines atenss ,ur unttrfisuns Der ar.
mtn.-Rcttes Dtrf!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-31

Gin nnfal auf Der Gbiedss. Clinton unb
Dubusus GiitnbAbn rartt bur& tas Sre&sn
sr 3ibtrStrtinbuSs Crruck) 2 EeiIen biesieiN
Gsrtsns SSbrt rtrura&t; ber abn ni&ts als
siHs Babntti&deisanS sur 5s!st bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-31
eAweftcr maria Ifaraaretba, 8

r,n br tarmbnsistu SGrefsru In DUBUQUE
fars auf Deibna&ttn uns ibr ssiGaam ,purtt
NIT stn ibrem Hanse ,usrmnsntsn ebrsn III.
Ter sressm @eiet. ~tesssst. 9bra, sttsnsIauf
iHtiIsn mir ia nG&fn Humntr nit,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-31

1n Nern xpwnfbip Fsl Dm. 3pIsp auf
Seimrals soa itintm Wastn uni aart eit
mad 2I @tnnttn fanb man ita.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-31
I'm Der 8elssserfammlnms, he an

Jn Der Understanding, rt ont
%. I'M erlrtbaus atsebaliu ruree I'm insu'
arisns Gtabliatmsnt in Tutuqut III fcrssrn,
cling &c Istbafi ~, sdeusun 4nflans fanh bic
Srd6enrast bsSeatlia ptrt sissm0l Graf aus
Der Sa&t. Dit @riutune mttrn utusr @t.
lt~dfte,mdst unt Manu'dourtn Attt in aue-
H&i.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-31
@ol3lano 81 berfanfen.

Der uniaisiSneit pftriri inm gertauft
l64 Adcr beS beften Soi;lantes,
nGnlit bas ucrtrtfiiGt gitrtel Yrn Stttten ~
in Gtntre 1cpnftis, DUBUQUE 60.
Das 9ant litst nur al WtiItn ron pselta, 4
Rtlm Sra Gsusrtb, 3 Wrilfn srn eT Ban!
fen air&t. ! @rile ron eaitner's Wabls unb
FIST i'm Often an Simrttp Suutrare BARN.
SO ia nod uitmals 9eii edrauf stbdusn rerftn,
uat IN &c ttsbalb bi&t nit iGirtrsm unt auisnt
SsI,muGs kttsdt. DasItlbt rirt in parisltn
ron 10. 20 cher 40 Gder mad Nunlt Der aau-
fer y~trfauft. gcafsmmtnn Iita. gtrfauf
fiuttt an OH nnt Stslt, am 3 Sanuar 1874,
nm 2 rbr Na&mittdss itah.
Gbwars Smptb,
DutuauL Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-31
Mnfteaun9 9eincbt

Gis hunger gesnn tr ttuyetn uni tnslit6tn SRfe3t
i'm fslsn uut eGrrttn iunbts. her uAt srdidtrist 6fat.
nus in Drssssts., G&uh., ettefs.. gsusgenrssrtu.
0t4&lft n. taf, fu&i cnt anatnuns ale TufSuftr cher
GfsrI. Wsn ptnst I'D nm nsb'rt Gussusft an bic Rssss'
iter tr @atttt Ia"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-31

Die .Niefen1 Som Sumb uxb Wdbanae,
Irpte Commodore Nxk uni Ninnis Warrsn,
tpsxea leste Dc&t Ia DUBUQUE.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-31

kGhTkrprI 8tusuiHt btmtriensrtrttr Sttluns,a
sNiaitn itts slafft at rtrttn an Ssetrrann rr ru'
isxtt. Tits IA fstn SumLue. es GIT ittntn S6mt1,
"a uitt ttiit. Sstnt 3amiit une ltiH Nisttta uttame lam
10 rknt Ceutaur eminent ttstlta. rts Slafttn nit
irsiffm rmi6las fns fur len 5,mtHnatreut es NIT
3. q. Role u. 60, So Srrasuss, Rrr' 2srt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-31

SaS N~esiftriren sn Srisft iofsi ssn
StnfaSr az nar stebr 8 gif, fat, wit tisttr IS
Gtntf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-31
2%nrembnraer Gausfalenoer.

Ts4 20 Stid tisisr I1Snsn aalsnter at
Gut, suere Is 9ts einsuienten,
Sbr ginsn baten reat.
y. Conner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-31

Seete @che ranntt sin ilsin.s @ab9en
an 5tr Strass nit sem S&Iitttn ssstn sins
3sus ans l&lua I'D s 3atns tn. 3h elisrn
sssi not!
Mit ben 6euersbrnnftsn IL 20 sittn
il iatr In SutIsa, rcd cut stsanssn. Giniss
fa!f&t GIarut, strsr ,isu Isst Erode ID snts
NAE mir tatitn.
rad Tsniabr sitt bic Suinpis Central
tiknbatn, mic aud ansr, Sabnm ibun, 3idsts
tir bin nns ;urid ans. ptl9t bic Ssiknsen TIM
IS grassat ti1istr befsmntn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-31
Gentaur eminent

-,at rantortart dnrtn rem Sttamsiit.
niue S&muttr, @tf6ruIatu. 8reas
bsultn, Rtrt6rtunstn Ter Srhft,
8rantrurttn, gtrtrutunatn, Cali.
lpf u. {. n. ON mtrith&m 65rssr,
une gtrrmirnatn, 9satr. DutGf6at.
ruustn u, I. 10. an 1titrsn In urm
Sabre surt&fu. ole dnt anetrtn rrr.
ettiiGtn Stimtttl felt GrltaFuns Ter
@dt. 1as Hnst bee ainimtni nab
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-31

@cle In Nep gcrf $1.t0}.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-31

81 gDtstn Wanad an Raun,, musitn mir itietr b.
furt bic &tifsnstn astnttn tinseianstsn Guittunstn BIZ
na&fu @lal rsslafen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-31

~. M. @alfer,
Drain : Strabe, Dubuque, Soma,
bat 100 Barrels choice Ritisaa Giber ;u $50
per Barrel. 125-127.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-31

WVan perseHe nit., rem man mad Sriefen auf httftr eihe
irast, su b%snerteu, eas. Fe q n ssjsis I fns, ans bic Mum
mer Der SrteEife a%nsueebsr.
O. e. 5prbert, epfmtiaer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-31
Np. @Sdentltde 8rieFife.
Dubuqat ben %. DECEMBER, fS

Sx seI6er aas Brief, ansasist fns, mtlts ser "a. Da.
bk ,um %. De-. In Der tisassn rsasf6st ansstsn'mtHa ns
akAebplt prretn fnl.
The New York herald., 1873-05-03

MILITARY MoNARcHs AT WAR LECTURE.
The Emperors of Germany and Russia paid a
visit during Thursday to General Todleben, the
defender of Sebastopol, at his residence in st.
Petersburg. Their Majesties remained while
the General repeated his lecture on Sebasto-
pol during the Crimean war. The subject is
o gloomy one at all times, and must have been
particularly SO on May l, 1S73 by contrast Of
its leading past incidents with those of the
great industrial history of the present hour.
The Russian General is an accomplished
scholar and soldier, and doubtless rendered
his theme as attractive as possible to the dis
tinguished audience by which he was sur
rounded. He is gallant gentleman, also, so
that it may be accepted as certain that he did
full justice to the bravery and dash Of the
French heroes who carried the ensign of their
nation to the height Of the Malakof, even
despite his knowledge Of the fact that it has
been since lowered in war, and lowered even
in Paris.
The New York herald., 1873-05-03
TRIPLE SHEET.
New York. Saturday, May 3, 1873.
THE NEWS OF YESTERDAY.
TO-Day's Contents of the
Herald.

1.-THE HERALD AND THE VIENNA EXPOSITION
OUR TRANSLATION OF AUERBACH AMI
MUHLBACH'-TITLE OF THE LEADER
Sixth PAGE.
BER1H0LD AUERBACH'S AND LOUISE MUHL
BACH'S SPECIAL REPORTS TO THE
HERALD. TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH
THE ELOQUENT WORDS OF THE GREAT
EXPONENTS OF LOVE FOR "vATER
LANDW WHAT THEY THOUGHT OF THE
GREAT INTERNATIONAL GATHERING AT
The PRATER PARK-THTRD PAGE
THE VIENNA JOURNALISTIC TRIUMPH TIE
GERMANS IN "THE LAND OF THE FREE,
ENTHUSIASTIC OVER THE HERALD FEATl
VIEWS OF LEADING REPRESENTATIVES
OF GERMANY-THIRD PAGE.
THE BRITISH REQUEST FOR MIR. o,KELLY,s
RELEAsE-A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT ON
THE GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-SEvENrH
PAGE.
THE STATE LEGISLATURE AND ITS RECESS,
RURAL HYPoCRITESl THE POLICE JUS.
TICES' BILL PROGRESSED TO A THIRD
READlNGl THE WAREHOUSE BILLi THE
SEVENTIES ARMORY-TENTH PAGE.
MEXICAN NEWS THE CLAIMS COMMISSION
LOZADA LOSING GROUND BUT PRESERY-
ING PERSONAL LIBERTY-SEvENTH PAGE.
4 STARTLING CHARTER DEFECT MAYOR
HAVEMEYER OUTFLANKED BY THE STATE
LEGISLATORSl Is IT POLITICAL RUSE
TO GUST THE MAYORY RUMORED CON-
SPlRACY TO CONTROL MAYORAL AP-
POINTMENTS-FoURTH PAGE.
THE MONKISH EMEUTE AT BETHLEHEMl
RUSSIA DEMANDS PUNISHMENT FOR THE
CULPRrTsl CUSTODY OF THE HOLY
PLACES-SEvENTH PAGE
a TURKISH ORDER FOR AMERICAN ARMS
AMNESTY FOR AND MUTINY BY CARLIsTS-
THE ITALIAN MINISTERIAL TROUBLE UN-
SETTLED-SEvENTH PAGE.
THE RUSSIAN AND GERMAN EMPERoRS LISTEN
TO LECTURE BY THE DEFENDER OF
SEBASTOPOL-GARIBALDII ILL-THE NEW
MARKET (ENGLAND) SPRING MEETING
SEVENTH PAGE.
tvIvA DON CARLOSm WHAT A HERALD COR
RESPONDENT SAW IN A TOUR OF THE
BASQUE PROvINCESl BOURBONISM THAT
HAS BEEN "BEQUEATHED FROM BLEED
ING SIRE TO SoNp' WITH DORREGARRY-
I. FOURTH PAGE.
BOGUS SAILORSl THE SHIPPING CoMMIs.
SIONER CHARGED WITH MAKING OUT
FALSE SHIPPING ARTICLESi THE SAIL
ORS' BOARDINGMASTERS DECLARE THEIR
INDEPENDENCE OF MR.. DUNCANl A
VESSEL TO BE CLEARED-FHTH PAGE.
BLEAKLEY PLEADS INSANITY IN JUsTIFICA-
TlON OF The MURDER OF HIS NlECEl
HIS LIFE STORY IMPORTANT DECISION
IN THE OCEAN BANK CASE-EIGnTH PAGE
THE SITUATION In THE MONEY MARKET
FEATURES OF FINANCIAL BUSINESS
NINTH PAGE.
PHENICIAN ANTIQUITIES DISCOVERED IN
BRAZIL-PoSTAL PROGRESS IN THE EN-
PlRE CTTY-IdPoRTANT TELEGRAPuIC
ITEMS-FIPTH PAGE.
LATEST PHASES OF THE JERSEY CITY
PUBLIC SCHOOL TROUBLES-FFTH PAGE.
The New York herald., 1873-05-03

A LEGIsLATTvE BLuNDER remark
x--, ,,.x.s N.H - ~
able example of the demoralized condition of
the present Legislature and the unsatisfactory
form in which they have left the charter is
given in our news columns this morning. 1t
is immaterial, as regards the general effect,
whether it is blunder or q sharp piece Of
political jobbery. 1t will be sufficient for the
people to know that, should the power of the
President of the Board of Aldermen develop it
self into the proportions which the charter per-
mits, the appointments TO be made by Mayor
Havemeyer are in a fair way to be set aside.
This blunder in the charter makers becomes
even more vitality important when it is re-
membered that it win legally invalidate all
bonds and bills signed by the present Mayor,
and may thus temporarily embarrass the
financial affairs Of the metropolis
The New York herald., 1873-05-03

HE MANUFACTURERS AND MERCHANTS
BANK, which was subjected to slight run the
other day, owing to some idle gossip in Wall
street, invited an examination by the Clearing
House, and demonstrated its complete SOL
vency. The standing Of this bank, as well as
that of the Continental, was impugned at the
time the Atlantic Bank collapsed, and hence
the action of both institutions in soliciting ON
investigation at the hands of the Clearing
House. No harm has been done by the sus-
picions which gave rise to such measures Of
self-defence. On the contrary, they have re-
suited in clearing the financial atmosphere
and restoring public confidence in the banks.
The New York herald., 1873-05-03
SUICIDE OF A SOLDIER.
Colonel w. A. Cameron Shoots Himself
Through the Head-An Affecting Letter
Found Near the Body.

Colonel w. A. Cameron Shoots Himself
Through the Head-An Affecting Letter
Found Near the Body.
Colonel w. A. Cameron, thirty.two years Of age,
committed suicide at his residence, No. Q West
Sixteenth street. last evening, by shooting himseli
through the head with pistol. He had been at
tached to the Fifth United States artillery during
the war, and obtained the rank Of brevet colonel.
Since leaving the army he has been employed in
the Custom House, but
RECEIVED LETTER
o few days ago from Mr. Frederick Phillips, telling
him his services were no longer required. Up to
the day before yesterday Colonel Cameron lived in
West Tenth street, but on that day he went to
board in the house where he committed suicide.
When Captain Burden was informed OF the occur
renee he notified Coroner Young, and the Coroner
found the following letter in o memorandum book
in the room where the body lay
AN AFFECTING LETTER.
before I die would like say that all have in the
world leave my wife. May she be happy May God
bless her! / am, perhaps, q bad man; yet there are
many I loved my wife, and do so now Goodby.
/ die. W. A. CAMEhON.
Dr. George Thompson, Of AZ West Tenth street,
called at the station house last night and told Cap
tain Burden he had attended on Colonel Cameron
several times; that he had been wounded In the
head while in the army and frequently suffered
from the effects OF it, and he had no doubt the
suicide was the result OF insanity. Colonel Came
ron Is said to be distant relative Of General Burn
side.
The New York herald., 1873-05-03

The SCRANTON (Pa) Times (republican)
says '.free trade never has been and never can
be question ON which the democratic party
or any other party can be solidly united
When Pennsylvania politicians have any other
view on that subject "expect larks when the
skies fall" The way for the democratic or
any other party to be united on free trade is
to ignore Pennsylvania and her coal and iron
interests positively and peremptorily, and
never count upon her vote in Presidential
election.
The New York herald., 1873-05-03
THE M0D0Cs.

NO Further Military Movements Con-
templated-Alarm OF the scttlers-The
Campaign or tho Regulars . Failure.
SAN FRANCISCO, May l, 1878.
The following despatch was received nom Yreka
this safternOon:-Captain Silva and Mr. W. S. john
son arrived from the front this afternoon, having
left General Gillem's camp on Tuesday morning.
Mr. Johnson believes there has been nothing done
since the battle OF the 26th inst. Everything was
quiet, and no different line OF policy in lighting the
Modocs had been settled upon.
THE REGULAR CAMPAIGN FAILURE.
The opinion prevailed that 1t would be perfect
folly to attempt to whip the Modocs after the man
ner pursued thus far. No scouting has been done
and nothing heard from Lieutenant Cranston and
the missing men, whose bodies have probably been
burned.
THE BODIES ON THE FIELD.
Eight bodies are known to be still on the field Of
battle or burned.
Captain Mehdenhall's command arrived in camp
on the 2sth from South Tue Lake. General Davis,
with his escort OF left Butte Greek this
morning.
despatch just received nom Yreka states that
all the settlers on Butte and Bogus Creeks have
moved away.
Colonel Wheaton and the First Fight.
WASHINGTON, May 2, 1879.
General Sherman has received copy OF q letter
addressed to General Candy by the Governor OF
oregon, dated 9th OF February last, expressing the
utmost confidence in Colonel Wheaton's conduct In
the Modoc campaign. and saying in reference to
Colonel Wheaton's plan of attack on January II,
which resulted disastrously, that it was approved
by all the most experienced frontier men who were
present.
Threatened Indian Hostiiities in Nevada.
VIRGINIA CITY, May I, 1878.
mail carrier who has just arrived at Elk from
the North reports that the settlers in the Mountain
City district are greatly alarmed at the threaten
ing attitude or the Indians. Parties OF Snake In
dians are pouring in from all directions and they
are all in war paint. public meeting had been
called at Mountain City to take measures to pro.
cure arms and prepare for an outbreak.
The New York herald., 1873-05-03
NEVADA.
Fighting Over the Mining Suit.

VIRGINIA CITY, New, May 2, 1873.
Five men we're injured by accidents in the
Becher and Crown Point mines to-day. In the
Belcher three men dropped fifty feet down an in
cline caused by the breaking Of a rope. One had
his leg cut or and the Others had their bones
broken.
The excitement at Phoebe is now abated. A
number OF street fights occurred to-day. man
named Wech, wounded in the fight yesterday, died
to-day.
An indefinite stay OF proceedings was granted
to-day in the case OF the Raymond and Ely Com
pany VS.. The Hermes. Other heavy suits OF the
former company against the Kentucky, Pioche and
Phoenix companies are set for trial the present
MONTH
The New York herald., 1873-05-03

it never has been before. Nearly two hun
dred thousand copies insured, from actual
perusal of the HERALD, two million readers at
least. To these the story of the LIST of May in
the capital Of Austria is now as familiar as
to any person in or out of Vienna who
did not witness the celebration with his own
eyes. The translations elsewhere will speak
tor themselves. To those not familiar with
the German language they will show how the
hearts Of the literary thinkers of Germany beat
in unison with our own. They will form
brilliant supplement to the dual descriptions
in the HERALD Of yesterday from the pens Of
Messrs. John Russell Young and Edmund
Yates. The mechanical achievement of the
HERALD in successfully securing the transmits
sion of so much news over the cable is one the
difficulties of which few outside of the first
order of journalists can comprehend. It was
achieved, however, and the result in the
HERALD of yesterday was recognized by the
public, who purchased and read with avidity
the enormous issue of one hundred and ninety
eight thousand four hundred copies Such
are the substantial victories of peace. To have
been the foremost journal in war and the fore
most in peace insure the HEnALD's being fore
most in the appreciation of the nation. It is
q lesson in independent journalism that oil
who run may read.
The New York herald., 1873-05-03
ruE HERALD,s DISPATCHES FR0m VIENNA

The weekly and European editions Of the
HERALD which will be issued next week will
contain in full the graphic and instructive ac-
counts of the opening of the Vienna Exposi-
tion as presented by our four correspondents,
Herr Berthold Auerbach, Fraulein Louise
MHhlbach and Messrs. Edmund Yates and
John Russell Young.