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CHINA AND JAPAN.
Dread Of q Mohammedan Invasion Of North
China-An Invisible Divinity in Allegiance to
the crown-Univsrsal federation in japan.
ItLEeRAM 10 IHE NEW york HERALD.

SAN FRANCISCO, March II, 1873.
!, The steamship Alaska, rom Hong Kong via Yoka-
hama, arrived here to-day. She brings advices
from the former to February ~; from the latter, to
February "A.
Great apprehension Ii felt Of Mohammedan In.
svason OF Northern China.
A special edict tolerating Christianity through
tout sapan has been promulgated, and 1t ia de-
stermined to throw open the whole country to
foreigners. The government il endeavoring to
form code based upon the European system.
The Grand Lama OF Thibet PROCESSES allegiance
90 the young Emperor OF China
The Grand Duke Alexis sailed rom Hong Kong
January %.
COMPETITIVE INDUSTRY.
Universal Exhibition Is TO be held IN Japan,
probably at Jeddo within the next four years.
WRECK
The clipper ship Serica, engaged IN the tea trade,
mas been wrecked near Puraceles. Out OF crew
OF twcnty-nine, including the captain, only one
man was saved. All hands at first escaped on a
raft which four days afterwards went TO pieces
The British brig Bessie searight foundered at sea
near Nagasaki. No lives were lost.
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NAVAL ORDERS.
WASHINGTON, March II, 1873.

WARRINGTON, March II, 1878.
Captain Homer e. Blake has been ordered to
duty at New York In connection with recruiting.
Commander John Irwin has been detached from
the naval station at League Island ana ordered to
the command Of the Sabine. relieving Commander
Breese, who Ia ordered to the command OF the Po-
tomac. The orders to Commander Law TO COM
mand the Potomac are revoked, and he - ordered
to the Naval Asylum at Philadelphia, Commander
weaver being placed on waiting orders.
The Secretary OF the Navy has addressed letter
TO Chief Engineer King OF the United states Navy,
thanking him for his very able, efficient and faith
fnl administration Of the bureau OF Steam Eng1n-
eeriBg during the four years just past ana assur-
ing him Of his personal esteem and friendsnip. w.
w. Wood. having bean relieved OF sea duty, has
been confirmed ns Mr.. Kings SUCCESSOR
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DREADFUL ACCIDENT IN FOURTEENTH
STREET,

As Mr.. Reed, OF the Holman House, accompanied
by his bookkeeper, was driving to the foot OF
Horatio street yesterday afternoon his horse took
fright at the sight Of q large two-wheeled truck,
and suddenly veering round, threw out the occu-
pants OF the vehicle. The horse ran through Four
tecnth street, and, when near the French Theatre,
struck Miss Mary Ann Maxwell and knocked her
down. The unfortunate ladv sn-vived her injuries
only half an hour.
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PREPARING TO FIGHT.
The Modocs Surrounded by
Troops and Howitzers.
General Canbv Carefully
Posting the Soldiers.
Dyar Added as a Firebrand to
the Peace Commission.
VAN BREYER's RANCH, March 20,
Via YREKA, CAL, March q, 1878.

HI
Via YREKA CAL, March q, 1878
during the past few days, and although the future
movement Of the troops is kept very quiet at head
quarters have just learned that the Lost River
camp Will be broken up on Saturday and the troops
OF Tule Lake, about three and half miles from
Captain Jacks cave.
HowrTzERs BEING PLANTED NEAR JACKS CAVE.
Lieutenant Chaplin, of the Fourth artillery, leaves
howitzers OF that camp. Four twenty-four pound
Cochon mortars arrived here yesterday and have
been given in charge Of Major Evan Thomas, Of the
Fourth artillery. who will be assisted by Neuten-
ant Cranston, Of Battery M, of the same regiment.
The troops from Doris and this camp will proba-
bly, move about Monday or Tuesday and take up q
position at the southwest OF Tule Lake, close to
the bluns, about two and half miles distant
from Jacks cave.
RECoNNoTTRING IN THE LAVA BEDS.
am going tomorrow on General Gillem's stan
on reconnaissance with two troops of the First
cavalry. We shall probably go to the lava beds
and return the same evening.
M0DOC ENEMY ON THE NEW COMMISSION.
The Indian Bureau have just put clincher on
their peace policy by the appointment OF Mr.. Dyar,
Indian Agent for oregon, on the Peace Commits
sion in the place Of Odeneal, who has been ex-
cused Dyar is the man who scared fifteen Of
these Modocs out of years growth, and sent them
back to fight when they were on their way to o
reservation.
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TELEGRAM TO TIVE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS March 81 1873.
The specie In the Bank of France has increased
100000 francs during the past week.
NEUTRALITY ORDER TOWARDS THE SPANISH BEL
LIGERENTS
The government has issued an order prohibiting
the expectation Of war materials from France to
Spain.
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Herald Special Report
from Havana.
Four Persons Captured and Charged
with the Crime.
Names and Description OF
the Prisoners.
Important Concession by the Spanish
Government for Their Detention.
rflfeuxs TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

ItltGnks To TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
The following special despatch Ito the
HERALD has been received from our CORE
;spondent in the capital of Cuba -
HAVANA, March 81, 1873.
Byron or Warren, alias A. Bidwell, pre-
tending to be o native of Chicago, with
an American passport, issued by the
State Department at Washington; his
wife, an English woman, and Harry Noyes,
OF Num-. travelling with the former as
servant, who arrived here last Saturday on
board the French steamer from st. Nazaire,
were arrested yesterday at the Hotel TELEGRAPH
through the efforts of the British Consul Gen.
'eral, who had been previously instructed by
kilograms to be on the lookout, as these
parties would probably arrive here on their
way to Mexico, and were confederates of a
gang of forgers on the Bank of England.
.THE1R PRESENT LOCATION AND PERSONAL LOOKS.
Warren and Noyes, or Num-, are confined at
the military barracks and deprived of oil inter-
course. The wife is under surveillance at the
hotel Warren is about thirty-four years of age.
His appearance is not prepossessing. The
wlfe is about twenty years old, good looking,
with abundance of golden hair. Their bag
gage has been examined. Nothing crimi-
mating was found, except notebook with
some leaves torn out
MARITAL CAUTION is IT coNJUGA1 OF CRIu-
Bidwell, when arrested, turned to his wife,
saying, "Don't you say word about who you
are, what you are, where you are from or
anything about u.s. After uttering the FORE
going he was stopped from further converse
tion.
BDwELL's PART IN THE OPERATION.
, Bidwell is supposed to be the principal
operator in the frauds on the Bank Of Eng
land, and answers to the description tele-
graphed by the London police. Travelling
with an American passport, he went through
Trance into Spain and reached Santander,
where he embarked on the French steamer for
Havana.
LEGAL CONCESSION BY THE SPANISH GOVERN
MENT.
There Is no extradition treaty between
Spain and England, but the Captain General
has received instructions from Madrid author
King him to act as if q treaty existed. The
authorities will send the whole party back to
London if the proper proofs are furnished
"A detective is expected here from England
soon to identify and take charge of the pris-
oners.
TESTIMONY ron USE AT THE TRIAL. \
It is stated that the confessions of the con-
federate now under arrest in London, fully
impEcate Bidvel in the forgeries.
nelrs Extradition from New York.
LONDON, March q, 1878.
The steamship Celtic, which sailed from Liver
pool for New York on the 18th inst, carried out In
spector Webb, OF the London police force. He has
with him the extradition papers to secure the
return 20 England of George Mcdonnell, who was
arrested at New York yesterday on the charge OF
ijbeing one OF the Bank OF England forRers.
FRANCE.
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HAVANA EXCHANGE.

HAVANA, March 90 1873.
Sugar weak; buyers demand reduction sxchange-
On the United States 90 days currency IL 12Z
premium do short sight currency, bk l6K per cent
premium; do. 90 days gold, 30h 81 per cent premium
do short sight gold 32k 80 per cert premium;
don, Da IS per cent premium; On Psris, 20 ask per
cent premium.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-22
APACHES MURDER AND HORRIBLY MUTT
LATE TWO SETTLERS

SAN FRANCISCO, March 20, 1873.
On the 18th of March the Apaches murdered
Augustus Swain and James Mcdonald near Wick
enberg, Arizona. Their bodies were horribly mutt
lated. Mr.. Swain was one OF the first Settlers and,
for Q long time, was government guide.
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A FEW ORLEANS STEAMER MISSING.
NEW ORLEANS, March

NEW ORLEANS, March q, 1874.
The British steamship Mexican, from Jamaica on
the 18th ult., via Vera Cruz for New Orleans has
not been heard from since she left Jamaica. The
agents think she was detained probably nine days
on Vera Cruz Dy northers and may reach here BY
the oath inst.
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CASHIER SAVAGE INDICTED.

BOSTON, March 21, 1874
The Grand Jury have indicted John Savage, Jr.,
late cashier OF the Lockmere National Bank, for
embezzling $4,000 Of IT. funds.
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K'EHERY ADVISES RESISTANCE TO THE TAI
O6LLBCT0RS.s

NEW ORLEANS, March II, 1873.
A brief letter signed 'John McEnery, Governor
Of Louisiana advises the organization Of tax re-
sistance associations through0ut the State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-22

Hat.-The "Subject OF MY story"
borrowing the language OF Cassus Is the KNOX Spring
style of GentemenIs Hats i e GomPlets In g cnaptsr
Broadway ii you are down town the Prescott House,
If convenient Of at his splendid store under the
Fifth Ayenue Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-22
DEATH OF A TURKISH CONSUL.

BALTIMORE, March q, 1873.
The death OF William Grange, the Turkish Consul
Mt this port is announced in the city papers this
morning.
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Caution! Caution !-B0kcr's Bitters.
Parties wishing buy those celebrated Btters and de-.
sirous OF obtainng the genuine article cautioned
against the limitations and countcreits offered In the
uncrupuleus Individuals but easily
recognized by the poor way in which they generally
put up principally by their vile taste. while the
genuine article, though Stomach Bters L. very palat-
and pleasant every refined TASTE and has nothing
Of the apothecary shop Buy only Of houses
Post ONCE box No. l,O29 66 Liberty street. N. Y.
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Mothers, Save Your Children from Being
bitten and dishgured by bedbugs and heas by carly
and plentiful Of KNOWLES INSECT DESTROYER
The large TASKS are cheapest
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Gentlemen's Hats.
Spring opening
Unique.
artistic,
Full Dress undres 81, travelling and
evening
Complete and attractive variety.
AL tastes suited.
Perfection our aim: -
WAREOCK d CO., Hattcrs, 5l9 Broadway.
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SOul.Stirrtng Sermon by DR.. 8. M.
the agitstor and Christian reformer
OF Philadelphia, will be delivered next Sunday. r. NJ,
at the Ath6nGum, 685 Broadway.
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A.-Tho Best In tho Market.-If You
elegant dress business HAT go direct to the
ESPENSCHEfD. lis Nassau street.
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SUICIDE OF A UNITED STATES ASSESSOR,

EVANSVILLE, Ind, March 81, 1874
Judge Joseph q. Bowman, formerly United
States Assessor for the First Indiana district CON-
mitted suicide at Vincennes by stabbing himself
with q carving knife. illness had unsettled his
mind
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ii NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR APRIL, lS7a
CRADLE or THE oS NEW WORLD

THE CRADLE OF THE New WORLD:
Sketch By GSu%Sas-Ssp Of SANTANA BAY Town ..1
cut IN se
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AGEicULTuRAL LABoRERs IN ENGLAND.
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EEcoLhEGTTI00SSs OF AN OLD srAdER.
Illustrations -secon Of the Atlantic in the Trcpicx-
Comparative sadness Of seasIcebergs Of the Antarc.
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CHAPTER xLyIL From Heart Of Very Heart
S Has;ssl FsssfSsy Found roas
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Gcnts' Hats.-Spring styles at Manu-
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Kearney's Buchu II Unequalled for
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A.-Largest Clothing Store above Four
teenth street. Mems boys and childrens ready made
and to order. LOBDELL TINSLEY 1 CO., Broadway,
corner OF Twenty eighth street
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A.-FOr . First Glass Hat Mt Popular
prices 60 DOUGAN, loo Nassau Of Ann street
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prfzes Cashed.
Circulars sent J. b. MARTINEZ Co., 10 Wall street.
Post office box 1855
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FRANCE.

Flow Of Bullion to the Bank-War Supplies for
Spain Prohibited.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Now Scheme
now ont Orders filed prizes cashed, Information fur
nsed Highest rates paid for Spanish bills, &C., &C.
TAYLOR 4 Co. Bankers Id Wall street. New York.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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"Married in Mask''-A New Story by
Mansfield Tracy walworth, Is now ready In the NEW
YORK WEEKLY.
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NEARLY RBADY-ruE NAnoNAL QUARTERLY
IN BEvIEw-yOL XVI, NO. Liz 9PRIN9
NL%North America Before the Spanish Conquest
HMouves and Struggles VI Shakespeare In settling iH
London.
IIL-Wofld Wealth.
Iv.-Jean Baptiste De Tn Sale.
v-suppiement to ",fhe University Of Peansyivania
and Its New Windowsb
vI.-rhe Internal md External FiSe Of the Earth.
vII.-Notices ana Criticisms
vIII.-Appendix- -Insura nce, Good, Had and Indifs
ferent
Ix.-Alphabetsai Index TO Volume XVI.
The work ma DO had from agents In all parts OF mo
country. 0ensra agents American News Company a
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Editor and Proprietor IS Rple House, Aston Place.
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Spring II Coming.-Ladfcs' and Gentle
mems BOOTS and sHQkS, all styles and prices.
MILLER Co, No Union square.
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The Misfortuue OF . Rapture Can he
easily remedied BY wearing the NAV BLAsTC Truss s.,
without Metal Springs retains the knRssre nneel All
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by the ELASTIC TRUSS CO., Gas broadway, New York
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Valuable and Relfable.-Rrown ms
BRONCHIAL TROCHES are invaluable to those ex.
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Coughs, Coda &c.
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Zoelaion Is Pure Cod Liver OIL, Com-
bned with Oxygen. half the usual dose Is sumcient
Price 25c
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The Celebrated "Tivoli" Lager Beer,
bottled In Berlin quarts AND pint, the finest In the
world sold to families ct low rates or 70 the trade al
agents rates. h KIRK Goa.
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Texas Jack, the Living scout, Now PERI
forming with Buffalo Bill and Ned Buntlpe In the drama
OF The scouts Of the Prairie the here q AZ sTSi'ns
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British Government Claim for Melon.
I nelrs Extradition from New York.
LONDON, March q, 1878
The steamship Celtic, which sailed from Liver
pool for New York on the 18th inst, carried out In
spector Webb, OF the London police force. He has
with him the extradition papers to secure the
return % England Of George Mcdonnell, who was
arrested at New York yesterday on the charge Of
,;being one OF the Bank OF England forRers