, 1873-05-22

PIrTsBuRG. May 19.--Hon. Ezekiel T.
Cox, father of S. s. Cox, died at his
residence in GAINESVILLE, Ohio. yesterday,
after prOiracted illness. Mr.. Cox was
for number of years, the editor of the
GAINESVILLE Gazette, and several time
represented Muskingue county in the
State legislature.
NAHsAu, N. H., May 19.-Jesso Diehl,
from New York, shot and mortally
wounded Robert Blair, yesterday af-
ternoon.
PANAMA, May 8.-President Correase
arrived at Panama on the 9Th, and the
Revolution has broken out afresh. The
evening following his arrival he declar-
ed that the National troops acted trea-
sonably by interfering i'll the late revolt
which deposed Hiera and expressed his
intention of disarInng them and COM
pelling thsm to leave the State to-uor-
row. At 2 80 fighting with shell and
small arms commenced ID Plaza San
Jose, by State troops advancing upon
National sorces. After a two hours
fight, the former were repulsed. ninety
being captured. Both claim they at
tackled for safety. Fighting continued with
slight intermission, until 9P. NJ, when
Correase wished Consuls to arrange
some plan for peace, but they refused
to interfere.
U. S. Str. Pensacola arrived during
the afternoon and foreigners are pro-
tected at the American Consulate while
$50 men from ships guard ,he property
of the Panama 4. R. This morning
firing was reopened, and continued with
slight intermission until u truce was
agree upon.
Capts. Urred and Mudersa Of the Ma
tional forces were killed and Colonel
and Lieut.. Colonel were wounded.
President Cervia is wounded. 1t is i'm
possible to give the number Of killed
and wounded at this time. All the res
idents who have not avaiied themselves
of the protection of the Men of-War
have fed the city and are in the Bush
es. President Hero since his Danish
ment has issued an address to the Ma
tional troops, calling upon them to
maintain the dignity of the State. The
trouble is now over. Col. Juan Pervet,
former Prefect of Colonbend, has been
designated provisional President until
Gen. Eeiro csn be recalled.
LONDON, Ma! 19.-Snow fell in North
England, yesterday.
WASHINGTON, 19.-Judge Pierrepont
is expected to decline the Russian Mis-
sion, owing to the press of legal busi-
ness.
SAN Francisco. May 20.-Passengers
per Prince Alfred for Victoria: J. B.
Robinson wife and family, J. 1nnis wife
and family and servant, J. B. Pinkney
wife and daughter, F, Leipsky and wife,
VIM. Miller, Mrs. W. 81 Brown and 2
children, W. J. Armstrong wife and 2
children, j. W. Alverson wife and child,
MI. Jones and wife, A. J. Todd, W. F.
Corthorn, Madame Funk, Mrs. E Smith,
Robert Armstrong, Jane Barclay. Mrs.
H. c. Ross, R. Roberts, H. Crocker, W..
Westhoff, C. H. Notlemier, Henry Ben
tly, Miss Ada Griffith, A. Jones, Miss
Work, Frank Alverson, S. J. Pitts, Miss
Nightingale, A. McClay. W. Holroyd.
E. L. Pastings, Mr.. Bell and so in the
steerage.
New YORK, May 19.-The obsequies
of Countess Pourtales, daughter of Ben
Holiday we're celebrated yesterday in
the private chapel of the family on the
Holladay estate in Westchester county.
known as the Ophir farm. A special
train from the city carried large COM
pany of friends including several school
mates of the dece ised to attend rites and
show their respect for her memory and
sym nathy with the afflicted family.
A richly mounted rosewood casket en-
closing remains rested on a bier border
ed heavily with violets and laden with
a profusion of other floral tributes of af-
fection.
Madame Holiday, prostrated by the
sudden affliction, was unable to be pre-
sent. The death of the Countess was
not expected so soon, even by her i'm
mediate attendants; and, while seeming
to slumber, passed away. When the
funeral ceremonies of the Catholic faith
had been concluded, the casket was laid
away in the family vault and friends re-
turned to the city.
HUDSON, N. Y, May 19--Joseph
Waltz in his confession of having mur-
dereu Hutcher says he did the deed about
10 P. n. on the 1st of May. He went to
the room of Hutcher whom he found
asleep and struck him with a hatchet.
the first time with a blunt edge and
twice with u sharp edge. He only
groaned and all was over Waltz then
took the body to a stonewall where
blood was found and covered it up.-
Their he left 1t until next day when he
took it down in an orchard and buried
it. The officers having learned thi.,
took him out to show the place where
the body was buried in the orchard. and
few inches below the surface the BODY
was found wrapped IN blanket with
'he head horribly mangled. Waltz also
confessed to having burned three school
honSeS in town and bnr1ed hodias ,rbioh