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GENERAL INDIAN AFFAIRS.

SNAKE INDIANS KILLED ny WHITE sETTTERs-r1E
KIAMATHs AND hoDoCs PEACEFUL
WAsurEGToN, June 20.-Indan Agent Dyer
Of the Klamath Agency in Oregon, in his report for
ss month"; mentions that May % he learned that two
snale Indians had been killed and captured by the
a tels IN Sumner Lake and CherOkan Valley aud upon
,,v..tirating the matter at the Yainox Agency the
found that great excitement had been caused by
.e reports concerning the Indians the reservation
an6 ,,e Snakes al Fort Harney. The settlers had
sfA these Indians as SPIES and on their attempting to
oct away they wnre all three shot and killed. "Od
Croctoot" to whose band they belonged, promised the
pgehf that he would make no trouble aDout ~ Dut eA
,eci.t the whites would he properly punished. The
aeept thinks CHS matter should be promptly attended
TO- lie says that the settlers we're alarmed AT the pros
t ~ 900 or Indians the vicinity beng ready 10
arniAilate therp. and were fortiyine for defense
an the force they wond ma 70 contend WIN witn
had billed The Kamaths and M0docs on the reserVa-
80, crc never more friendly to the Government. and.
az hole exceedingly anxious 10 keep out Of diculty,
although there few restless spirits among them
COUNCIL TO BE HELD WITH THE SIOUX.
WASHINGTON. June 20.-0Gicial information
has been received at the Office OF the Board OF Indian
commissioners that the Commission TO treat with the
SIOUX consisting of the Hon. Felix r. Brunot Chairman
accom- panied by Thomas X Cree, Secretary OF the
BOARD Of Indian Commissioners, Gov. Campbell OF
wyoming L. c. Kemble OF New-Iork. and ii. L.
word Of Virginia, left Cheyenne, wyoming TERRITORY
On the nth inst Fort LARAMIE In the sioux connty
"A
and SinnecOnjnn sioux, with Northern Cheyenne ana
ArIapahoe Indians are waiting To meet thehl'
REPORT AGAINST THE REMOVAL oFUrAH AND NEVADA
INDIANS.
W,suTyGToN, June 20.-The Commissioner
or Indan Affairs to-day recommend the report OF j. W.
Powell who appointed Special Commissioner to in-
ou,r into the expedency collecting reservatonsthe
various bands OF Indians Utah and Nevada, who have
not vet been so collected Mr.. Powell reports against
any Of these Indians at present for the reason
that the appTopraio made by Congress for the reser
yation 10 which they would have 10 he taken, are en-
rcv insufficient for the support OF tine Indians who are
already ON them
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FUNERAL OF CHANCELLOR FERRIS.

The South Reformed Dutch Church at Fifth
ave and Twenty -nrst-st. was flied with mourners,
afternoon the occasion OF the funeral OF
the late 81 Chancellor Ferris. ID. d. L. d. OF the
NewYork University who died Of heart disease &C his
residence in Rosee n. j.. last Wednesday. The body.
inclosed IN beautiful yermOunted casket, which
covered with rich black cloth and strewn with flowers,
owas placed in front the pulpit After the 1Olst lynn
had leen sung. the Rev Mr. Gantz opened the
services with selections from the Scriptures, and
followed by the Rev Dr. Rogers In short sermon from
the text, "KDOw ye not that there Is prince and q
great man fallen this day in kraelp He spoke OF the
comma aiding physical appearance OF the deceased.
well az OF his intellect his broad culture
his universal benevolence, and his devotion to labor
At the close OF he read the resolutions OF
respect and affection passed by the Alumni at their
meeting on Thursday evening.
The Rev. DR.. Alexander Il. Thompson then delivered
an address ebodying sketch OF the life and character
OF tho deceasedChsnoellor.
The bearers at tho funeral tho Rev. DR.. Adams,
the Rev DR. yermilye the Rev DIR. ormiston James NJ.
Morrison j. W G. Ieyerldge, =. DE Peyster. Mr. Car
roll ana sandor Colt The benedictlon was pronounced
By the Row Hutton after which those present ned
by the cssket TO view the remains Tho deceased was
dresaod ~ clerical robes On the casket silver
plate containing merely his name. with the dates of his
birth and death. The body will be takon 10 Newark,
n. j., " be Inferred In the FAMILY burSinxHound
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THE WHITE MEMS RETALIATION.
MRS. swIssHELA on THE MURDER or THE MoDo
pRIgONERa.


PRISONERS.
TO me EdiIOr Of The Tribune.
SIR is it asking too much in the face of
the public horror 70 request you give your readers
some iukng of the prOyocation which probably led TO
the act we all 30 much condemn These Western people
are American citizens and all emgrated feeling kindly
toward Indiaus What has converted them into i'm
placabe foes Let us try TO put ourselves in their
place and so 70 understand them. Suppose some fifty
Foreigners from any country, had bOasted that they
would come 70 New-YOrk and commit any crime
they listed, and that the city dare not punish
them because the United States Government was in
treaty with theirs, ana would rescue them that II
would not only prevent their punishment, but would
reward and dismiss them 10 repeat their ofenses at
WIN Then suppose this boast were known TO the people
of New York and that the boosters had actually
and committed the crimes that they had been arrested
that the United States had taken them out OF the hands
Of the officers and taking them TO safe place.
where they would we'll cared for get their promised
reward and be turned loose. Are there not men in
Eew-York who would have lynched the prisoners
Suppose Red Cloud and his band had baked half
dozen babies OF the best Washington families: in
cook stoves during one Of their visits there had tied
another balf-dozen, two and two Dy the wrsts ana
thrown them across 10 wall until they died had
uujOined and dismembered dozens OF children OF even
one had roasted alive. had cut out the hearts
Of others thrown them quiverng, into their faces
or thrust them between their teeth had done all ana
MORE OF these things too horrible for Description
with perfect understanding that the United states
Government would protect them from the city govern
ment, "feed them, give them blanket" " add spencer
rifles, ammunition, and butcher knives 10 the
gift and then turn them loOse, with photo
graphs of their beDefactors in their bosons
would there have been any resistance to law
or would the men OF Washington have waited pa
tieny hopes that somewhere in the distant future
thmgs might be dinerenti What have supposed Tor
washington, is exactly what the General Government
dld for people Of Mnnesotaallbu the photographs
the Minnesota people did not murder the prisoners
taken from State authorities by the United satss
prisoners who had committed all and far tnan oil
these crimes against the citizens OF that State after
boating that the United States would prevent
their punishment, AZ they did. What tho spe
elsl provocatioD Of the people Of dorado
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m, california now "a know not but am suro n is OF
nod with that Of Minnesota no noC wonder that the
,,,, thrre r., desperate TIE wonder 70 me has long
. ,t fhc Western states h'vo not long ago resolved
~ shnot Iudaus wherever they arc found, ana hang
every indian Agent or oomn'onsr VINO fet' loot upon
shs. "a Nnthin but tho over wheniog mower Of the
init 3,,e pr4veuts some such policy. Whv is IL that
I,lf,re.rc such an exception toan lawsi No citizen
f IN. pson,Icst government IN Europe dare commit
n,rr, the s-il Of California ani rely ON his govern
override the sovereignty of that State aud take
him, o. . Of its hands. Why does tho United States
tr,ur ,n thrt sovereignty, and eua'c anv and every
oa,cr va.-e e. DEFY h. with imputvi While the
c.u.,.., government protects and roscies criminals
IA, Y stern law. we neei feel surprise ut such
oc,rr.,r ges A. th5 lynehng Of prisoners.
JANE g.. SwfssHELM.
'-s,-,..- Yrdtanalfo Penn, June ls. 1s73
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EXTENSIVE REVENUE FRAUDS
IRREGULAR rapoRTAr1ov OF sroHGEs

IRREGULAR IMPORTATION OF sPoSGEs.
The Custom-hOuse officials for some time
past have been appealed to by dealers in the sponge
business TO to their assistance, and stop the opera
tons Of certain no running their business by
underseling the trade in manner that left no doubt
that the goods which they sold were fgaudulenty i'm
ported. An investigation was made, which resulted
in the discovery that two men, whose names
are Withheld for the present were import
ing large quantities Of eponges upon fraudulent
invoices Two hundred eases OF sponges were seized
and portion of them sent TO the Seizure Bureau OF the
Custom house for examination. Appraisers IN the
service OF the Government and experts in the trade
were called in to examine the goods, and after critically
inspecting them they decided that there was fraudu-
lent undervauation Of from 30 10 $50 per cent the ag
gre gate being about S2O0CJ The sponges were OF all
classes and originally imported from the Mediter-
ranean London and PARIS One OF The owners not
here the other supposed 10 be somewhere IN tAs
city The goods win probably be forfeited
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THE FIRE RECORD.
COTTON MILL DURNED-Loss, s9O7.O

! A COTTON MILL DURNED-Loss, 100000.
! BALTIMORE, June 20.-Tho Mount Vernon
Cotton Mills, for manufa curing cotton duck William
Kennedy, President, situated on the Falls road TWO
miles from this city, was burned this morning. Inc
total loss on the building machinery, and stock s est
mated at S207OOO Tue insurance Is s85OO, as follows
In the Phosx OF Hartford and Lancaster Of England,
$4,000 each IN the Westcheser, brewers and holsters,
Lamar German American, Hanover, Niliamsburgh,
National, NewYork. Fire Howard, Arctic F.remeu's,
Atlantic Ienox, Safe guard, Niagara Manhattan. Con
tInental and Citizens. all OF EewYork 5000 each IN
the PENNSYLVANIA Fire Assurance Co., Insurance Com
pany OF North America Insurance Company of the state
of Pennsylvania and Franklin Insurance Company, all
OF Philadelphia, 5000 each; IN tho Connecticut Fire,
orient OF Hartford, Royal, London, and Queens OF
London 5000 each in the Liverpool and London and
Globe OF London, 4Etna and Mercantile OF New
York. and Peabody of Baltimore. $500 each
in the Baltimore Fire. $500
WOODS on FIRE.
A fire broke out in the woods near the viii
lage OF West Hurley along the NewYork, Kingston and
Syracuse Railroad, and Il miles FROM the City Of King
atom Yesterday afternoon and FOR some time the de-
struction Of the place was feared. The flames ragged
along both sides Of the railroad track, and the trains
were forced % tho gauntlet OF fire. Through the
energetic efforts OF the Inhabitants OF the village and
neighborhood the flames were placed under control,
after large quantity OF valuable cord word. bark, and
rions points among the mountains. and the intensely
dry weather Is very favorable their progress Tn e
damage from this source will be great unless eopOus
rains soon come.
IN BROOKLYN.
The dwelling and grocery store, No. S3l
DeKalb-ave owned by Henry schriefer, was damaged
$500 by fire. YESTERDAYS insured in the Wiamsburgh
City Company $3.50, and in the Germania Company
for 5000.
ELSEWHERE.
Three dwelling houses in Union-st, ROches-
ter were burned yesterday. The loss is about 5000
par insured. 49,, -,
A fire at East Saginaw, Mich, yesterday,
desstOyed Mead Lees planing mill and some 20 small
houses In the blocks between Washington and CassSs.
The loss will not exceed $4,000.
One of the most threatening fires occurring
at Albany in long time broke out in the upper part Of
Canast this afternoon. 1t extended TO orangest and
soon about ten franc tenements were wrapped in
flames There being high wind the nremen worked 20
great disadvantage and in less than one nour ~ frame
teuemeuts were flames. The hremen then succeeded
In "A check. The $1,000
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BRO0ELYY rAX4nOY

.f ryG OF THE BOARD or EsrNnrE-T1T CITY
BUDGET S2,GCi,1G2 ~.
Ilc Brooklyn 5osrd Of Estimate met again
list evening Mayor Powell presiding AMI proceeded TO
c',,..e. 10 an iotI... manner tine budgets of the
boart N Iuca o Pant, Conm -ion and Board Of Com
rui.loaers Of Charities. Ccdroer Scnr eder said thai
Il 70 sable the o. taxation should not he allowed 10
eAcood that OF the past year II the Charter were
G., here woud he m increase Of about ss,OoO In the
& o. budget TIE Board was IN favor ~ allowing all
ta3t va asked fol by the Board OF Education. Mr..
CoeJ the CORK uf tue Board of Supervisors. stated
ia. tie Board Of CtY AsSs estimated that the
inc ,aso OF new buildings, personal property. would
an,Yunt 20 about si59tOO TIE Controller presented
TN, etty budget " hi"h - ms follows:
PRIyCfpAL Oh
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TIE SHAH OF PERSIA.
cnAND BAII. AT LONDON IN ms HONOR.

GRAND BAIL AT LONDON IN IIIs HUNUH'
LONDON. Fsday June 90 1873.
TIL. CITY of London gave q grand ball to-
pieht at Guidha in honor OF the Shah OF Persia. The
decorations were magnificent Three thousand guests
were present. Among the most distinguished were the
Prince and Princess OF Wales. the Czaroyitch aud the
Princess Dagnar the members OF the Cabinet and the
foreign Ministers The Shah, on entering the hall, was
presented ly the Lord Mayor with an address IN gold
ca3ket. The spectacle one of extraordinary oEi-
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ANOTHER CABINET CRISIS PRODABLE-DEFIAI Ut
CARIISTs.
MADRID. Friday, June 20, 1873.
A special dispatch from Madrid to The DHly
Ners snys Lieut. Gen. Socias has resigned his commits
sion in the army in consequence Of the appointment OF
sehor Esterunez as Minister OF War.
There are r,mors OF disagreements in the CablneJ
which may lead 10 another ministerial crisis
The Gdceta that the united Carst bands OF
Wales Quco, VenOsa and others have been defeated by
the national troops in the Province Of Leda. Tue In
sugents lost % killed. the eheftaIn Quco wounded
and YentOsa was taken prisoner.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Several cases of cholera are reported at
Dantzic, Prussia.
The London Times takes a discouraging view
OF the progress OF reform in poilcal and financial
circles in New-York CITY, and thinks the efforts to break
MP municipal Rugs are gradually becoming weaker ana
Will soon cease al Ogetlpr.
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THE NEW ATLANTIC CABLE.

SIX HUNDRED AND FOUR MILES OF CABLE PAID OUT.
LONDON, Friday, June 90, 1873.
A dispatch from the steamship Great Eastern,
dated at uoon Thursday, reports that she was then IN
latitude $50 s longitude 30 ~ Six hundred and four
miles Of cable had been paid out.
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would sail for the United states on the evening of

would sail for the United States on II0 0'0"'"o "
June ,
The opinion of the Attorney that MI oorho
could not draw pay ms Surveyor Of the Port OF
after Jan 81 1879 Is held prevent his receiving s
I'm fines and moiees accrunG from that date ~ Aprl -
when his successor WAS dnalih"d. Had the ofim lDt
salary been recognized, these other sums Woud h@'o
been allowed him.
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R5SHLNGT TON.
GEN BUFFERS FRIENDS DELIGHTED WITH THE AP
PoISrMENT OF JUDGE SANGER.

GEN BUFFERS FRIENDS DELIGHTED WITH THE AP-
PoISTMENT OF JUDGE SANGER.
WASHINGTON, June 90. The anti Butler
men are much chagrined at the victory gained by the
Butler party yesterday in the appointment OF Judge
Geo p Sanger as United States District Attorney OF
Massachusetts over Gen. Charles Devens, who was sup
ported by half the delegation in the House OF kepre
sentatves from that State, including E. X and George
r. Hoar and Mr. Dawes After Mr.. Sanger had pending
his application for the appointment, publicly announced
mis- determination 70 support Genl Butter, his oppo-
nents here felt certain he could not succeed, ana
they we're assisted in their attempts TO defeat nm
by number OF Republicans who had supported him UP
90 the time he declared for Gen. Butler But senator
boutwell, telegraphed strong dspatch IN Ms IaNor ann
Mi OF Gen Buters supporters worked harder tnsn ever
and greatly eated at their success Ihey cll ms
appoinment, under the circumstances as an oIen nu
ministraton Endorsement OF Gen. Butler Phns 10
bimsen Governor OF Massachusetts, OD tue Otnen
those defenders OF tho President VINO 90 not ke M NJ
Butler declare That Judge Sanger was Warmly ~
Secretary Richardson and Mr. Boutwell,, as ven az "
many leaders OF the Boston bar, inclndInB hdhsy ba
lett Henry W. Paine. Peeg w. Chandler, ana JOnn ~
clifford Whether these gentlemen support uen pr h,h
or not they have done him service In TINS case "hoh
his friends here are apparently delighted ABOUT
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON, Friday. June 90 1878
Rear Admiral James Alden, late commanding tho ma
val force on the European station reports 70 he Navy
Depnrtment under GATE OF D. that he uahsferred
an that day 10 Rear.Admiral Ludlow Case the com
.nd OF the said force and shifted nus nag from
the Wabash " the Brooklyn ~ Which latter 'esse' nc
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rai.ed as follow Z. Upon The city 40 large Items
N1I23A7s TO- I T. 49, Il ad II Hgon ,non tne la5e iSe
90, ~ VtiIomsbur-', Items Nos. ana u; upon the
az a. ,.cIyr ~, T,rn ,. TSon y-hist, and Twenty
second warns. Items Ms 10 and IL.
.IxrsaEsr o. CEArIHClrEs op Hp gnIi i''SES' ,..
p.sciens.s Of 1871 and ls.i. slHg0 7per cont S~iS
ti,.r Of leHIth.........s...s E.'..s 40
2 Repairing bF,ast in strtsts.... hVN 'pef 0nN IUW
..........,....s II 81 81
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The fireman. George Harvey, WIG was fear.
AoBdty nsfhns AZ 'he noaa ahA "
DaIriIle. Conn. died YESTERDAY
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see ssvpss Psxs,
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OF the issue Of the trial Of course nothing can be
known beforehand, but Mr. Meaehsm expresses no
doubt that such Of the BlodOcs as were directly
guilty Of participation in the assassination will be
convicted, and II convicted WILL of course, be exc
eu'eo. by any means they should escape punish
IDent ne says that he should have grave fears for
The result both upon the people of Oregon and the
Indians Gov. Growers demand for the custody of
the prisoners has given him q great deal of popu-
iarlty with tue people of the State and was only
The expression Of the universal sentiment II they
should escape Justice, the indignation of the people
would be such that the Modocs would have
70 be removed from the country. Their
hves would not be safe. There may be
sone effort TO shield them from any punishment,
but IT as improbable that it will be successful. On
The other hand the effect of virtual acquttal or Of
Apardon after conviction the other tribes, could
hardly but be disastrous. Without wishing 10
make statements calculated t0 excite alarm. Mr.
aeacham does not conceal his fears that the tur.
baeOce Of other tribes could not be restrained with
such a result before their eyes. The white men
who mAsSacred the Modoc prisoners should be
hanged be thinks on the same gallows with the In
dian hUrderors.
lie considers the ModOcs the brayest aud most
Warhke tribe on the Territory. Small as the band
h~s ben, no uibo has 80 scOurged its enemies
And their conduct throughout tho war mas been
New-York tribune., 1873-06-21

ralr. M-nnl-.alal
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE REPUBLIC OF SPAIN.

ANOTHER CABINET CRISIS PRODABLE-DRFEAT Oh
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