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New-York tribune., 1873-07-01
CARL yoGr AGAIN IN COURT.

Carl Vogt, charged with numbering, in Brus-
ses Belgium, the Chevaher Du Bois de BaucO, was
committed by Commissioner Kenneth G.. White TO the
custody OF the Marshal await the demand OF the Ger
man Government; and r. C. Bowen, Vogt's counsel OBJ
tanned from Judge BlatchfOrd of the United States Cir
cult Court writ OF habeas corpus and certoraT 70
view the Commissioners proceedings, and determin Q
whether VOgt had been legally committed. The writ
returned yesterday and in the course Of his arg
r,ent in support OF it, Mr.. Bowen con-
tended that the documentary evidence against
Vogt sent from Berlin insufficient to hold him
because was not authenticated by the American Min
lister accredited TO the German Government.
EN-GOv saOmOn, who represented that Government,
claimed the evidence in question was duly authen-
ncated inasmuch bore the signature OF Mr. Bliss,
the highest American diplomatic officer in Berlin az the
time II was taken. "When Mr.. Bancroft Is away from
Bern" said he "it not the business OF the German
Government TO hunt oil Europe TO find him ;" but 1t
can use for purpose OF transactng business what
ever officer he has left in charge OF eAmerican Lega
ton Judge BiatchfOrd dismissed the writ aud remanded
The prisoner.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

In the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, before
Justice Hogan Peter Dvyer James Meade committed Tor pub
fishing obscene cards
The trial of Francis Gillen for the murder Of his
wife Ellen SUNDAY night June IS BrOC%s and ss'
ami Assistant District Russell says viii proceed uHsss
uneT pectei ohssructios anses
Daniel A. Southertcn. charged with perjury IN
when be enlisted me army
committed YESTERDAY By COmmsoneI Shields 2 await n. ,s,oS Of
in September.
Tn the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
Oliver saee oYO wS ebarTd James walsh q East Brosd
with having stolen 100 Peu1as o Spper Fsuea q, 80 o H
stolen a hone nd from him. He was committed
In the Yorlville Police Court, yesterday. Chris
Gna NJ Crosby employed the Lunc Asylum BActvers Island
charged Patrick BsIt, with haySs committed sp On Christina
ton Marshall Gardset Of No III Ea conductor .
S, T''A and chain '" ' The prisoner ''' ''' ''' o.
Tn the Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday,
charged Michael Ksn who I've; A. The same Rs with SSTns
sisiaScTn q No is1 West & RSo't:9:t
Quinn with having fired pistol him and with having
committed for trial
letter beginning Of June signed "v r." which the srer
stated detective engaged wortns up case that Gross
s7s ctosmore pretending to assent, Inserted
d san to call and get pssg 6 he Ss S,0 lSE sS
yesterday ana was arrested He gave Albert Porter Rter
sent whom he DID not know. He held for
trial by Justice Hogan
The Grand Jury Of the United States Circuit Court
has found another indictment charging Victoria Woodhu Teuue
Ca sDd Col Blood with sending obscene literature through the
This indictment under the which includes newtpsper
the literature IN question s Issue OF woodruff and Cl!Fn
eekly containing LtguS IL supposed that
roe posequ VIII be entered ..No little excitement created
Police Court the Arragnment
Mrs Utica Booke sister Of hrs Victoria Woodhu on oharge
Of dosI conduct No complainant spPssng s charge was On
by sister woodhu and Col Blood and requested the
Jege for their detention This refused by
again appeared the courtroom IN the afternoon
and obtained ordering their appearance 10 answer 'he
charge Of assault
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CIVIL NOTES,

The sessions of the Marine Court viii be
held during July and August the Court has been ad
iourned until the first Monday In September, with the
exception OF Chambers, which will be held every week
day except Saturday, from IL a. m until p m during
those months but VIII DO tried. Judge Curts
viii sit IN Chambers IN July.
In the SurTogate's Court yesterday, testimony
taken in relation TO the will OF Amanda NJ squires
10 show the sanity Of the testatriI. Drs Hodgeman
and Wallace were the principal witnesses E. NJ Hussey
H. Smth for the proponents. The Charles M. Barras
will case was adjourned until tomorrow.
Gideon l.. Walker lawyer, has begun an
action the Court Of Common Pleas against William H.
Jackson and ]. H. r. Blauyet for assault and battery
n aiding in the false arrest and Imprisonment Of the
plaintiff on May 1g for four days and nights Mr. Wal
ker estimates the demage 10 his reputation business
at $4,000 Jackson and Bl9uyelt were arrested, and
released npOn giving bail IN 1900 each 10 Deputy
Sheriff JudsOn Jarvis
In the case of Herr against Herr, in which it
claimed that the executor OF will stole the bank
books OF the execurx and drew g. OO part Of which he
placed 10 the Butchers and Drovers' Bank in his own
NAME and the rest IN the Union Trust Company as ex-
ecuOr the Surrogate decided that money should be
placed III the Union Trust Company the Joint names
Df the executor and executrx j. III Kleen and William
w. Niles for the execurx and Carlyle Norwood r for
Che executor
Two negroes Isaac Smith of Virginia and
Elizabeth KestOn, native Of Louisiana, filed petition
yesterday asking the Surrogate TO direct public ad
mluslfatOf 10 tl5oVO estate OF
Anthony Jones, deceased, upon their giving him
satisfactory security against loss. claiming that he
their brother The deceased lived for years the
Deaf and Dumb Asylum In this CITY, under the assumed
name OF Jones his real being Smith, and died in
the Asylum, April 49, 1873. leaving estate wOrth about
OOO which the Public Administrators took possession
OF NAV &C. The petitioners gave TO j. Horace Lacy the
power OF attorney TO institute proceedings TO recover
the estate Lacy testified that the petitioners the
brother aud sister OF deceased, ana that all
once slaves. Alexander Green appeared for the
petitioners L. II. Arnold jr, for the Public Admins
traitor. The case will be resumed to-day.
ID the Marine Court, Part H., before Judge
spauldng yesterday the following disposed
of: Kent agt. Kennedy and others, inquest for the
plaintiff for t24 costs and S25 allowances, Mr. Foster
for the plaintiff and william H. Gale for the defendant
Catln agt Marsh, plaintiff nonsuted, l.. Brumme for
the plaintiff and A. c. Farnhan for the defendant; era
ham ACT Crawford Judgment for tile plaintiff for ts5 aud
eOst j. L. LlDsdaY for the plaintiff aud r. schwartz for
the defendant; Friedander sd Ferguson ana 0thcrs,
Dguest before the court and jury and Judgment Or the
Dainth the UrOpertg ashsssd at sb0 0s damages Wia
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IrOndale Coal and Iron Property
and formerly known Estate sni Works o,
THE FRANKLIN IRON AND COAL COMPANY.

stu,ted IN Preston County, Yves. Vrna
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad the Grafton june
Herewith by branch railroad Of uaifOm gauge
and construction miles from Baltimore % miles from Cum
bsrIand miles Wheeling ia miles from PsrEebug land S.
miles from Pittsburgh by Of the Pittsburgh and Charleston Rail
ro building ,ouhwsrd wes. V By means Of which
road has access to the markets and West aud will shortly
also have access to the Pittsburgh and the magnetic de-
posts Of Viryfnis and tbe RanaEhA
The TRACT OF LANDS embraces ,12O acres, Of which
,2o are under cultivation being covered With heavy
growth Of valuable Timber.
lis also uDderAib By THREE DISTINCT WORKABLE
VEINS or GOOD COAL. accessible the surface ,,
uud feet 10 thickness respectively which have been tested and
and adjacent properties for The coal yields
sIsas Iustrous hard grained COKE suitable for Iron
making.
also in close prormyto the btumnOu coal THREE
SEPARATE BEDS OF IRON ORE ofthe variety known to
nuer a, "CLAY IRON STONE" largely in use in English
Fa,oes ranging from inches thickness, aai 50 easily
mined ltis can be placed Pauacetack at 81 20 per ton
In uItapo.On with the iron Limestone suitable for
aung purposes aud building Sandstone, suitable for
constructing Furnaces, Ovens, sc.
Among the permanent Structures sni erected
for the most part BY the Company, sre;-
One Hot-BIast Furnace. 80 fee. stack, il9 bO,h.
TwoiBowing Engines, aOhOrse power mais By sSssny
Son Of Reading.
Hot-Blast Apparatus, % feet stoves
-Four Miles of Railroad, 49, dug' switches IS sni
50 pound rail- well laid and bAllasted.
One sawmi, Turous Wheel circular clpente ani tool
shop complete
Foundry. including cupoli mo!s castings patterns &c
Machine and. Blacksmith shop, WITH ll;hss drills ke
30 WOrkmcn's Dweliing gHOuses, double and single gar
dens attached, n good order.
storehouses Engine-H House, Offices, Sheds CokingPh
Tsse all the Trsmwys Drifts Opening Stabs and other
necessary for the operation and mAntennee
Of an extended projection pment ofroa and coal
blast and have been in Fuccel operation for
years They laid worked and enlarged ulde the i'm
supervision Of Of the largest manufacturers the whole
psndu the property being upwar Of 100000 TIE Bias,
capacity of,lng twelve Of pig iron
day The the estate which product has raket No and
Foundry gay forge and wh iron in the Ohio River markets
The capacity gresty but little
Of secoad furnace the site for which is selected.
few any. sites advantageous for the sueee
oanae prosEab manufacture Of the fuel the aur and
being property and connected with the furnace
By Pig the existing facilities been made b. the
aud h be ssseuei b. Improve
meats 10 contemplating.
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.-~f-sssi i..-s --.'p
SLIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW -Y0RK..,

PORT OF SEW-foRK... .........."....'...JUsH 90
CLEARED.
Steamship Rising Star Hh Aspnws Pacific Ma. StesmshD Co.
s!e.m.s ss1, 11s Dsa & as,% S " II nfFSsIS
Steamship Fsnita Doaus PhSep LoliaId Steamship Co
sesmsRS Psaer JsSsn &or @asoa Hsv Fanb EdTs Co.
steamship Beverly Pierce. PhladephiA
ss,Y a,IS15 S1 ss5 sFf I.nssso Sutton ASs" G"
BARB TtAna Morrison, PeuSrh Roads tor orders Lindsay
BARK Pruno Uta) De CAriere Amsterdam, A. p Agrests
ROhenbeg Ger Wilde, Odsssa &e Funch Edy'
Bark Lucia ROdmAn Gerl Cam stetu for ORDERS Punch Edys
Barb n. Chapman BTl Atkinson. lame Esyas Son.
Brs CAscstele Croctsr Morehead CITY \. g. James Henry
Brs Toronto (Br Campbell Pictou N S. H. j. De Wolfe Co.
big Charlotte wbtsmore Gibraltar for orders Miller HoughtOn
Bng Schnno aLl Oneh Falmouth for Oders A AgrsstA
ARRIVED.
Steamship sdOn,n @ HeTdsr'o1 s.rse's May y Gene, 'oA
Gibraltar l2th, with mdse and pass 70 Henderson Bros
, e1g NTH ds aAS spS D q Williams nou srA' 3D. VIA
steamship Magnolia Palmer Savannah with ndse and TO w.
wy.nSss Couch Richmond CITY Point and Norfolk, with
Steamship q knghh Johnon Alexandria, Va. with mdse and
sss@sp Terry sAysar Eevberu n c. with naval sOrs.
steamship Be1efaciOr Jones' WILMINGTON with Bdss 10 LOrar
NJ s steamship Prolc sehunher Washington D e.
Bng George w. Hall (of PaOorO, Mktrensr h,tanrAs Is
days with ard molssses
SI SsI EpS 3 Sdesss s.leT % sa M Pass o@sr
s r. T. Croker Of ProvinosOsa Harding Beatbsra
scbr. Mary LOsss Gask, Washington c. days naval
stores
sehr IDA Brlss Johnson Darien, Ga, days with lumber
bchr Joseph Seger Ellis Oh Habor JAM % days With logwoOd
sCHOOEKRS-RN2R
BsThafa, Virginia A. GeFesnd, Georget0wn. u. G.
L. X COWpsrthWsits Georgetown. jamestown GeOrgeOwn O.
A Mason, Georgetown, ID. &. John GuGitb. Alexandria
A. q Lyon Alexandria L. A. Rose. YirgiRia.
o. w. DOugben. Virginia Quinn, virginia
A. e. bOmeu Virginia H. X BoHneu. Virginia
n Sheppard, Nirg1niL Julis Monmouth, Virginia
A. B Crsnmer Virginia n. J. RaymObt Yirghia.
Moderator. Virginia BAnyarI, VrNua
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOtr0s. June 3AIdyed sesnhps Geo Arnold from Bimor,
hhsuhe shn Norman ron PhhaephA; heeus from heWfoFk
ship BorAeo from Pss'aeoes1gi blfrs Dora surbyA Lemg
nom Aecrs fofonos IRON bonAire brig Jane r. Halls from brb
does WOOdcocf from BArbAdOes, IsO from iDk NJ
LIabe, from Bstimofo iva H. Johnson from PhlsdsphiE
KEI WKsT Fla June BSAied sieAnsAip Geo " Clyda Cole
from Galveston fOt heu-Y0Tk.
GALvHsroS June S-Sasd steamship CITY Of Austin gldddgs
fof Ees-iOrE.
MOsEos Va June ARRIVED brig Venus. from s.nto.
f0f Onlers
FOREIGN PORTS,
BOurHAEFToS Jaue -Tbs German LoJds Line
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Also, a Tract of 5000 Acres of Good
Western Prairie Farming Lands,

suied Jackson Masss Johnson and williamson Coun in the
southern portion STATE OF ILLINOIS. within
usn, Of railroad and communications good markets
guous AMI largely OF bottom and prairie
nterspeei With and ample timber appraised
from s5 to 535 per
Sealed Proposals will be received By ss untngnsd at his
oe sixty (6O days from July for the purchase Of the
Virginia Tract Of Coal and Iron Lands, with the
i other improvements entire they stand Also
separsey for the Illinois Farming Lands, portion
thereof-tAs Receiver eservins the right sny all bids h
for the Of the creditors Of the Bank to do
Terms-0nethirc cash. balance and three secured
b. mortgage.
Title perfeet-absollts Ia the 0eean Bank.
Further particulars snd nfomiOn Geological AMI Mining Engineers
Reports the Virginia property aud detailed descriptions Of tho m
aois anis, eau be had On application to
THEODORE NJ. DAVIS,
Receiver Of Ocean National Bank,
10 HASSAU.ST.. EY
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OFCISIONS-JUNE 80.

Supreme Court Chambers-By Judge 1ngraham.-
Pike act Pie-Moon granted matter &C. Of Wlmerding
and Mount agt POwler-(Mem. for eounseil .
Supe-i0p Court-SpeciaI Term-By Judge Monell.-
Deyn sg The Mayor &ooTdsr y.ssng Judgment and staying ere
sCsss ordered on Chsie-0rter that judgment Of
rmsnce Of OF Appeals be made the Judgment OF this
urt Hopes impeadedOrder for ertrs allow
anee to defohdnts $3.50 Bhle s BheRepo o. referee con-
6med And judgment granted Cunningham White ct al
Judgment for defendants second paragraph
ai Tor panS on demurrer third "fhh" and sixth paragraphs
,p~er no costs 10 either party Defendants ay have leave
amend aud plaintiff to reply, they nav be advised
Common PIeds-SpeciGI 1erTn-By Judge j. +. DAILY
Fituumous agk Kobne-Moton denied Mem for eoupseLl
New-York tribune., 1873-07-01
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JULY L. 1873.

Hsns, BIetren from vott J-ns is for Bremen s'u'hsa
CaHpsr June The south wales Atlantic Steamship ConpsnJ
steamp dsmorrsn Lybourbe from EeuYot June s arrived
IFor Laks Snip He,cs see FIN Paoe.i
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costs md s95 allowances. Petshaw & Deyines for the
plaintiff and A. T. Gibson for the defendants Brannigan
sgt Grother inquest before the court and jury Tor the
plaintiff for $500 10 costs and 325 allowances, Niles
sherman for the plaintiff and d. NJ. Shaw for the de-
fcndant. The court adjourned for the term.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC

SCR rs...,. t:3l sun 7:D hoos eehll;B
s'GH pAT-AH
Sandy Hoof COO snd.... O35 Hell Gate Ferry 2A
THIS DIv-P
Sand, 10 Goys tsaDd 05t sh Gate Ferry 2:I3
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

PoR SAN PRAECISCO-Ta steamship Rising STAR Jane hr%
Pleu ONe p II. Kelly A. Ogln. Miss Kate CArngen g. w.
TaJler s. Fife Paterson and wife Mr.. Wh1er V.len1s
and lsham, Mrs Hannah Jones Royal Southwef
i Way Passepgers- r. L. Smith Herman Leonhsrdt H.
Maria Colyo Capt Marx Cray a. Thorn, Fowls
A. Y. Sears
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P6SSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIvRRPOOL-In s>gnhsSp Idaho June JOReV MI BI
ehanan Mrs Buchanan Misses IL and e. BuchIuan Mrs M Lani
Van Buren Dubois Schuenberg p A. Gnhths Mrs On
fth Master B. GnhS Miss l.. Grhs, hiIs N. Reilly Beddue
nrS Bedouck ATS BelknSp, infant and servant
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Gitn Real Gslate for Sale.

Gitp Real Gslale for Sale.
49,
BARGAINS on Fifth and Eighth-ayes.. 'front.'
ID CenPIt Slrb and SEVENTH above the PArk
'1@ WM II. RAYNoR
81 Plnst
RRTY O1t and ~ feet Pearl deDh through the
bloei ig feet Apply 70 JOHN LLOYDs SONS, Warren-t
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Proposals
Gopdrtnersnlp Nonrrs.

NOTICE.-Mr GEORGE II. HOWELL is ad-
~ mitted PARTNER in our house from this date.
Eew.Yort, July 1. ls'a LEONARD. SHELDON FOsThh
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CALKNDARS-THIs nLY.
SUPREME "opens st 10 Cssn
n In

iRLs, J.-Upent 81 Ic 4. a. ChIen'
at IL m
3l3. .WOrmap sgt. Webb.
3l4. In the matter, 20. Of An-
dersOn.
3l5. In the matter, &C., oi
O'COnor
3i6. .Goeller sgt Schmidt aud
others.
3l7. .MeArdle agt. Koehler
3l8. .Brsdhurst agt. Zuhck.
3l9. .Deyling sgt. DeviIng ct al.
go. Bruce sgt Taylor.
32l. Hewitt sgt. Kayauagb.
322. .Bdelstein ags. Fowler, jr.
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S06. Sanford AT. Barnes.
"a. KIRBY sgt. Green.
80. Same agt. Same.
90. .GoOdrdge ct al agt. Lane.
1870. .Minet agt The N. Y. Chem
ical Co.
2s4. .Sedgwick act. Hughes
299. Livingston ct al agt White.
304. Bell agt. Bell
317. Benert agt. Schneider.
3O8. .Rsynor sgt Selmes.
3Il. l..Turnbull agt PsrWeu aud
others.
3l2. .zeigener sgt. SitiI ct al.
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Ocean Steamers

nIRECT LINE TO HAVANA,
IL PROGKRSO AND YBHA CRUZ
EBW-YORK and MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LlbB.
Leaving Pier 3. North RIVER st - D. m bfBRf THURSDAY
CLEOPATRA tlsvAna ohlJl 49,. .."...........Jqy
CITY or MEXICO Havana and Meuool. July
CITY or HAVANA (Ha'lna and EAnul........yhT hT ~
CITY OF MERIDA UIsVanA oulrl. l...............JaJH IL
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6taiionern.

SL0TE & JAMES, STATIONERS, PRINT
- BRS and BLANkBO0K MANUFACTURERS No. FglLoa-sI
ACCOUNT BOOKS any pattern. orers solicited
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Gitp propertn 10 fet.
Brooklpn fropertn 60 fet.

TO LET or FOR SALE on EASY TERMS.
i FOUR STORY HOUSE AND STORE. No. lcl PEsaDpssI
DWELLING HOUSE, No. 81 Nasau-st. .
GORDON L. FORD 81 Cl,rts., BroohT.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
~ THB GBNBRAL TRANSATLANTIC C0MPAyTs MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN BEw.YORk AND HAyRE, CALLING
Tb. SPLENDID vsm.i this rOhts oa.. for cOehnsa sail
non Pier No 50 North Brer a. fooSi;
LhgRRsr es@are saIHRDAY y y
VILE NJ HAvRB. eurmopt SATURDAY Aasuha
PRICE OF PASSAGE in COLD rSsaaas Iias
- TO BRBsT OR HAyRs;
EIouuOH tickets At reduced r,,es.
These steamer steerHge btsssnge1
By tang bOtn by Rnghsn dne0u
fora Of eonz the Cban9e beside s,5g TINE trouble sD expense,
F0TkRaop Tickets between Paris and Vienna a. reduced rates
CTATE LINE-NEW- YORK to GLASGOW,
- LIVERPOOL BELFAST AOd LoEDosDBRRY-Thess elegant
new will sL from STATE Line Pier Fulton Psny
BrOoflJn ~ T. ss follows; u,,.,.n.x
PBNksiLVAhIA.....,...'...... WEDNESDAY, Iul, u
WBDhhSDAI Aasust o.
And sSsy Alternate WEDNESDAY srs.neI nnng p.,sesss at
through parts Of Gei, Britain and ireland Norway sweden
Denmark and Germany Dui 0 Al and spEi For hs<hs or
''' AUSTIN BALDWIN Co, Agents. Ne n Bro.dsnt
steerige Passage Ohee No. q Broadway
TNIiE NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
WEEKLY TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
PoRTEIGHTLY TO AND FROM LONDON DIRECT.
From Pers ~ and a. North R4sL
TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL:
FRANCE. Gngs .SAIlhDAi Juh 8. At Rn
GkknCb Thomas. '''sAIUhDAI Jnly W s SVo Pm
CANADA. Webster July %, az 800 m
Spain Grace sATgkDAr A9gO;t Al Iioc p,
THE TRADE.
RETURN TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES.
Prepaid ser.se aeIs from Llyepool oSs.aowt LolGon err,
6sAsOv Cardr Bustol Lonioo AT THE LOWEST RA1BS.
iOr aas iniorniuon apply AZ The ConPans vnes No " Broad
E W. :. HURST hlnLseL
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THE MODOCS.
The End or the Farce-Capt. Jack, SUR
rounded I'm the Last Ditch, surrenders
Internationally.


The End or the Farce-Capt. Jack, SUR
rounded I'm the Last Ditch, surrenders
Internationally.
A letter dated Tule Lake Peninsula June
2, says After writing the report yesterday l
rode to this camp and dispatched II by courier.
The captives aud captors remained ut Apple
gates rancho. Before night, Capt. Jack, the
murderer of Candy, and Sonchin Meacham's
murderer, were ironed together and placed
with the other warriors in q small building adj
joining Applegate's house, under guard.
Neither Jack nor Sonchin spoke word Not
a muscle of Jacks face moved. Scar-faced
Charley protested against the indignify in be-
half of his fellow-captives, and said none of
them intended to escape even if an opportuni-
ty was offered. He obtained little satisfaction
and retired in disgust, az usual.
The services of the Warm Spring Indians
are dispensed with. They held a glorious
war-dance until midnight. They leaped and
howled about the fire, and INDUCED in other
frantic demonstrations of delight The efforts
to christianize the Warm Springs have been
eminently success, for most Of them are
members Of the Methodist Church. They
overflow with fervor. All the military force
OF the expedition will be united at this point.
The cord to Gen. Canby's hat was found in
Jacks sstchel. Col. Green's capture was
made i'm Oregon; Col. Perry's in California.
The question now is, What will be done with
the Modocs?
To-day paid visit to old Sleepy, on one
of the small islands in Little Klamath lake
The old Indian told me he had five Modocs on
the island, and would surrender them to John
Fairchild soon Fairchild returned from
Clear lake. We saw one Of the Indians. Tee
neeback. He was badly wounded, and will
probably die.
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tempts at revolution will be vigorously opposed,
without attacking existing institutions.
The Emperor of Germany is seriously i'll.
The Shah ofPersia is on his way to London.
The cholera has appeared In Germany.
Forest fires are raging in Nova Scotia.
The Bank of France has paid into the Treas
ury one-quarter Of the sum due to Germany
on account of the war indemnity. The report
that there has been successful negotiations to
accelerate the departure of the German troops
is not verified
Gen. Chanzy has been appointed Civil Gov
ernor of Algiers.
The Government Of Mexico has expelled
nearly all the foreign priests from the coun-
| try.
The contract for building the North Shore
railway, between Quebec and Montreal, has
been awarded to Chicago company.
The President Of Guatemala has issued q
decree granting religious liberty.
The Matamoras FOs Publicd, Government
organ, in an editorial article headed "Inva-
sion," denounces Col. McKenzie's raid into
Mexico as an act Of aggression upon nation
too weak to resist, and intended al a pretext
to seize more territory, and the Government Of
Mexico is urged to exact immediate reparation.
The article concludes by saying that if this
| is not complied with it will be found that the
Mexico of to-day is not the Mexico of 1896
1t is supposed that this article reflects the
sentiments of the Government received from
the City of Mexico, by telegraph, and is put
forward to test the feeling of the people on
the frontier in Mexico.
The Constituent Cortes has replaced tho
Provisional Government of Spain by the proc
lamation Of the Federal Republic. There were
but two dissenting votes.
DR.. d. III. Williams, who has just returned
to St. Louis from two years residence in
Mexico, is of the opinion that the Mexican
Government will make no serious complaint
on account Of Col. McKenzie's raid across the
| Rio Grande. He apprehends, however, that
they will use it "a precedent and pursue
fugitives on this side of the river, which will
undoubtedly lead to trouble and eventually
| plunge the frontier into war-a result that
would be hailed by many with pleasure, as it
would lead to the carving out Of another fat
slice from the sick man" on our southern
| frontier.
The Alexandra Palace, near London has
been destroyed by fire. Loss, $4,000, 900; in
surance, 5000, 900.
During the prevalence of a fire in Dublin,
on the 9th inst, large crowd. intent on plum
der, interfered with the fremen by stoning
them. The police charged the mob, wound
ing many. The Mayor of the city was struck
by stone, and several policemen were in
jured
Earl Russell has introduced into the British
House of Lords a bill for the better govern
ment Of Ireland, which abolishes the Office of
Lord-Lieutenant and provides that the voice
of eight jurors out of twelve will suffice for a
verdict.
France has just completed the payment of
| the first installment of the remaining mill
lard francs of war indemnity due to Ger
| many