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THE POLARIs' CREW.

Consul f1alioy Authorized to Furnish
Them with Money-The Fsoiic TO sail
To-Day for ST. Johns 20 Bring Tn m
Home.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., May a. 1871
The Secretary or the Navy has received a tcIe-
gram from Consul Malloy. at st. JOINS, stating
tina. the crew OF the Polaris want money and also
asking whether he should advance funds on ac-
count OF the EsquImaux and crew on the sick list.
The Secretary promptly replied, directing the Con-
sui to afford the requisite assistance and to draw
Oh him for the money.
The Secretary having ordered the Frolc, at New
York, TO proceed to st. Johns with every comfort
for the relief OF the OF the Poarls, he was to-
day informed that the Frolic Will be ready to pro-
coed on her voyage tomorrow. There may be
some difficulty, however, in Immediately reaching
st. Johns, the Consul says the harbor Is blocked
with ice. Under favorable circumstances the yes
sci could reach there In four DAYS The Frolic il
fourth rate sde-wheel steamer, carrying eight
howitzers, ana is commanded by Lieutenant
Commander Schoonmaker. The other officers are
Lieutenants Coster, Simons. Meeker, Bridge and
Kelley; Medical Inspector Gunne Assistant Sur
geon Aulich and Assistant Paymaster Boggs
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tinet (colored). charging them with intimidating
certain citizens OF African descent and on other
charges which arc lett blank
Colonel De Blanc, General Allen DeClouet, Gabriel
Fournet. Huntsville Gourmet, Seachary Fournet.
Haul Fournet Paul DeClouet Lassalin Brante
Alfred Fischer and Eugene Bertrand.
They leave tomorrow with United States
Deputy Marshal and an escort OF United States
troops. They will arrive in New Orleans Friday
evening. ana appear before the United States Com
missioner on saturday. IL Is reported that the
united states troops two companies) now in St
Marunsville win remain there several months.
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General Cnnby's Obsequics.

SAN Francisco, May IA, 1873.
The obsequies of General Candy took place
at five o'clock p NJ, and were solemn and inn
posing. There was q large procession. The
body was taken to Oakland, and goes East in
the morning.
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LOUISIANA.

Return or tho Metropoiitans and Arrest
OF DE Blanc and Others.
NEW ORLEANS, May II, 1873.
The Metropolitan infantry have returned from st.
Martinsvile.
The following persons have been arrested by the
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SPAIN AND CUBA.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HsHALD.

MADRID, May Ia, 1878.
The ministers have agreed upon an electoral bill
for the Island OF Cuba to be submitted to the con-
stituent Cortes.
1t provides for the acknowledgements OF merchants
and artizans who pay taxes to the amount OF
seventy five pesetas persons who follow a learned
profession, and officials
All voters must be twenty-five years OF age.
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Anglo-Frcnch Radical Propngnndism.
LONDON, May IA, 1878.
Mr.. Bradlaugh has arrived in Paris, en- route for
Madrid, with an address from the English republic
cans to the Spanards. He Is to meet at the rail-
road station NJ. Gambetta, who is about to proceed
to Limoges to make speech and the two repub-
lican leaders will journey southwark together.
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General Valdespina Wounded and a
Number of Officers Killed.
HEAVY LOSSES ON BOTH SIDES.
A Herald Special Correspondent Either
Killed or Made Prisoner.
A RiderlesS Horse from
the Front.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HEaal1.

The following special despatch to the HER
AID has been received from our correspondent
in the Spanish capital
MADRID, May IA, 1873.
The battle which was fought on the 5th of
May, at Puente de Eraul, near Stella, in
Navarro, by the Carlist forces and the troops
Of the Spanish Republic was the most impor-
tant fight which has yet occurred between the
'contending parties, and resulted in q complete
victory for General Dorregary, Don Carlos
commander.
A SUDDEN SURPRISE AND LoYALIsT GAIN.
Four days previously the Carlist troops were
surprised at Pena-Cerrada by q government
army column, and retreated with the greatest
precipitation toward the mountains. Rein
forcing parties from government regiments,
cooperating with the victors, joined in the
pursuit of the Bourbonists. Thus five
columns of republicans, encouraged by the
Carlist fight. pursued the retreating party
with such energy that General Dorregary,
within q space Of sixty hours marched his
men nearly four times the distance which
would have been accomplished in that space of
time under ordinary circumstances, and made
one continuous march of forty hours duration.
On the fourth day the Carlist troops were COM
az vvy DIM hat fhA
forces were, notwithstanding distanced, with
the exception of one column, under the COM
mand of Colonel Novarra, composed of sol
diers of the line, supported by battery of
artillery.
BoURBoNIsT TACTICS AND a TELLING BLOW.
General Dorregary contrived, by wheeling
round or "iacing about suddenly, perhaps,
to deliver a blow which crippled this force,
and in consequence of his gain, and encour-
aged thereby, formed line of battle at Puente
de Eraul, on the range of a low hill which is
partly covered by shrub-oak and chapparral.
IN POSITION AND OPENING FIRE.
Here he placed about three thousand men in
position.
The centre was commanded by Lizarraya,
the left by Elio and on the right were the
other Carlists under the personal control of
Dorregary The government troops, coming
up soon afterwards, occupied higher ground,
xrb;ch oave their artillery command Of the
Carlist position and enabled their gunners to
sweep the space lying between the opposing
commands.
The Carlists had no artillery.
FEELING WITH sKIIMIsHERs.
The Spanish skirmishers 'felt' the Bour-
bonist lines cautiously during some hours.
ssADvANcE AND ENGAGE IN ACTION.
At three o'clock in the afternoon the
Spanish government troops advanced to action
in handsome style, supported by the fire OF
their artillery. The work of the battery was not
very destructive; but as the Carlist insurgents
entertain an exaggerated respect for the power
81 cannon, the fire made their men uneasy,
even while doing them little injury.
PAINFUL FusILADE.
Moving on in this fashion the Spanish army
advance first came within range OF the fire of
Idzarraya's men, who opened on them from
The chaparral bushes with an exceedingly
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SPAIN.

National Result Of the Observation-Disclosures
Republican Triumph with Strong 0ppo-
sition-An Anglo-French Radical
Democratic Mission.
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1I!ltrlss 10 1Ff KEW yGng HERALD.

MADRID, May IA, 1878.
The voting throughout Spain on Saturday and
Sunday last for Deputies to the Constituent Cortes
resulted in the election OF $40 Ministerial federal
lists, 30 extreme radicals, Internationalists, 10
Independent republicans and 80 monarchists.
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SAN Francesca, May H. 1873.
A despatch from Yreka tonight says that G.
Burgess has seen Bogus Charlie on the Upper
Klamath, who said he knew nothing about the
contemplated massacre Of the Commissioners,
and that there were thirty Modocs left, who
would fight until the last man was killed.
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Indians are now securing the lava beds and
the surrounding country The total number
Of troops in the field is twenty officers and
480 men.
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Now Is the Accepted Time to DO Exccu.
ton upon reaches bedbugs, tic arva of moths and all
creeping denominations Stay them before they get their
growth with KNOWLES INSECT DESTROYER.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

SAN Francisco, May IA, 1873.
Dispatches received from the lava beds to-
day state that 375 soldiers and Warm Spring
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ENGLAND.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, May Ia, 1873.
The amount OF bullion gone into the Bank OF
b alance to-day was fse.0)A
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Patriotic, But Not Patient.

EUtIIUtIC, hWt ISUU THHItMTs
PARIS, May Ia, 1873.
The SOiy this afternoon says M. Goulard and M.
Jules Simon have rendered their designations TO
M. THEIRS because 1t is Incompatible with their
views for them TO serve in the same Cabinet.
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CUBA.

General Ignacio Agramonte's Body Buried
Comments on His Death--Thc Fate Of Gen.
eral sanguil-The Dead in Bat
tle-Quaransine Relief
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Cancer, Cough. Hemcrrhoids, Epilepsy,
&C. cured by DR. ELMORE, IS Warren street. Jersey
City No charge until cured
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CristadOro's Excelsior Hair Dye Tra ns-
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CENTRAL ASIA.
Russian Report from the Seat Of War Against
the Khiyese.
ItlEGaAms TO the NEW yuax HERALD.

ItlsGaAMs TO the NEW YORK HssAln.
ST. PETERSBURG, May IA, 1873
Dispatches from Kasalinsk bring intelligence
that detachments and accommodating parties from
the Russian expeditionary columns report that the
Khivese are throwing up entertainments at Klytsh
and Dan Kara
They are also sending out vanguard to meet
the Russians at MIN Buak.
TURCOMANs TO THE FRONT.
There has been an engagement at Lydia between
the Russians and orce OF Turcomans in which
the latter were defeated.
Twenty-Five OF the Turcomans were killed. and
1000 of their camels were captured by the Rus.
slams.
Anglc-Indian Report OF the Progress OF
the Campaign.
LONDON, May ID. 1878.
A special despatch to the London Times from
Calcutta, under date OF the 18th inst says the Rus
sian expeditionary force has occupied Oorghenj, a
village OF Khiva.
The same despatch reports that Abdool. Rahman
has been summoned to ST. Petersburg.
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Sold by druggists everywhere.
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No tobacco Druggists sell them
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Rupture still successfully Treated at
MARSH s co.'s RADICAL CURE TRUSS Office, No2
vesey street: also SILK Elastic Belts, Stockings, Knee
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TElEsCaMs TO THE new Yuax senALn.

PARIS, May H. 1878.
1t Is reported that NJ Gouard has informed M.
Theirs that he has resolved to resign the Ministry
OF the Interior unless M. Jules Simon, Minister or
Public Instruction, retires.
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FRANCE.

Personal Animositv Likely to Divide the
/ Cabinet
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Ratalesnakes and scorpion. i'm Camp.

Rattlcsnakes and Scorpions i'm Camp.
CAMP SOUTH OF TULE LAKE,
LAVA BEDS, May ID, 1875 A. M
A part of the men of this camp, if not the
entire force, will be moved to Boyle Camp,
on the Peninsula in Tule Lake, within
the next two weeks. This camping
ground is very unhealthy in Summer
Already rattlesnakes and scorpions arc
familiar with the interior Of the tents, and are
making unsocial visits during the night.
News will probably be received from Colonel
Mason's forces to day. Every one is anxious
to hear the result of the present scout.
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A.-YIerrinS's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l and 2J2 Broadway corner OF Murrayytr3s-
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The Comptroers receipts yesterday were
x4f QaH
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General Davis Tactics.

LAVA BEDS CAMP, SOUTH TULE LAKE,
May 12-10 A. NJ
Via YREKA, May IA, 1873.
Since General Davis assumed command Of
the Modoc expedition in person, ten days ago,
only one conflict, that of Saturday, has oc-
CURED, though movement, Of which this
last affair was feature, il still pro-
crossing, and several bodies of troops
are now hunting an engagement
General Davis found the soldiers disheartened
by the disasters OF the campaign, and had to
resort to many devices to arouse their tagging
began his work with a will and earnest
ness that won for him the sympathy
and friendship of the officers and men
and inspired them with confidence He
studied the situation carefully, utilized the
experience of his predecessors, gave the
wearied soldiers time to recuperate from
the fatigues and mental excitement
incidental to their rough fights in
the lava BEDS sent out scouting parties,
had his men disciplined in Indian lodges,
and now has his first grand movement in
operation. 1t is his intention to harass the
Modocs, keep them moving from place to
place and subdue them. The mon say they
feel that General Davis means business.
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TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YJax HERALD.

HAVANA, May 49, 1873.
The body Of General Ignacfo Agramonte was
buried to-day. A despatch from Puerto Principe
states that the body was fully identified at that
place.
WHAT rs SAID or HIS MEMORY.
The Spaniards and Cubans consider Agranionte's
death severe blow to the revolutionary cause.
The DiGri0 considers Agramonte's death OF i'm
mensc Importance to the Spanish cause.
THE LOSSES IN BATTLE.
The engagement in which General Agramonte
was killed occurred at Jimagayu. The insurgents
numbered $780, and their losses, as reported by the
Spaniards, was eighty killed.
SANGUILI'S FATE.
The report OF the death OF General Sanguili is
pronounced untrue.
QUARANTINE RELIEF.
The New Orleans steamers which were detained
at Quarantine, have been released ana permitted
to come up to the city.
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Havana Lottery Drawings on File.-.
Circulars tree. Orders promptly tled JOSEPH BATES.
Agent, 1876 Broadway room Chatham Bank Building.
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r.. c. Sheldon's Remedy n Sure Cure
for Nervous Debility. Principal depot and officc lU2
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Fountains, Vases and Garden Orna.
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JAMES Il KIRKLAND, Nos. 8, 10 and IL Readc street.
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Indian Vegetable Institute, Now OPEN
No III West Thirty second street. Consultation free.
We furnish our me dicincs
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A.-Old Reliable Halls Safes,
345 and 3f7 Broadway.
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The following special despatch to the HER
AID has been received from our correspondent
in the Spanish capital
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Royal Havana Undergraduates Re.
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ANNUAL RECORD OF SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY FOR
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Prizes Cashed,
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Brave James Maxwell.

James Maxwell, of Glasgow, was
pilot. He belonged to family Of stur-
dy and energetic men, and inherited
their qualities. In 1927 he was en-
ployed to pilot fine steamship-the
Clvdesdale-from the river Clyde to the
west coast of ireland. Every one knows
the terrors of this; rock girt coast The
weather was rough, but no danger WAS
apprehended. A foe more dreadful even
than tempest was destined to attack tho
vessel. They had just reached the most
difficult part of the Galway coast, when
the vessel was discovered to be on fire
The flames burst through the paddle
box. The pilot, of course, bad charge
of the vessel, and his place was on the
quarter gallery, where the heat was
most intense. He had to put back, and
the passengers were gathered to the
bow. the rapid rush OF the vessei
through the water keeping that part
cool, while it carried the flames ana
smoke backward to the quarter gallery:
There stood the pilot, like a martyr at
the stake-for the only chance OF safety
to the passengers was his keeping 70
his post. The master and crew did
their very best to keep the place on
which he stood as cool as possible, oy
deluging it with water. But soon the
cabin under him was on fire; still he
never fiinched. He certainly gave him.
self up, for he breathed prayer,
"Oh, God, provide for my wife, my
mother, and my child, and enable me
to do my duty"
His feet were actually roasted on the
deck but he contrived to run the ship
into a creek, alongside ledge OF rock,
and there every creature got safe on
shore-all uninjured except the gallant
man to whom they all, under God, owed
their lives. He was terrible spectacle
of suffering; not only were his feet dis,
abled, but bis sturdy frame was reduced
to the utmost emaciation. His hair
turned gray. He looked ten years older
in that one night. 1t is not on earth
that such deeds are rewarded.
Messrs. Chambers brought his case
before the public, but the brave pilot
did not live to realize the full benefit OF
a subscription that was raised for him.
His wife did not long survive him. his
children were aided in their education
by the funds raised. But their best In
beritance was their fathers example.