, 1873-03-13

FOR THE DAILY DrspArct

secretary of the Association, Charles
Grum. The murder was committed in
quarrel about the funds of the 30
eiety. Three balls were lodged in the
ictim. The murderer escaped.
LONDON, March 6-Advices from Glib
yaltar state that 200 carbineers attacked
the Spanish garrison at San Rogue. and
nnsuccesstully attempted to create
rising in favor of Don CaIlos. The Of
tenders were imprisoned.
Theirs has recognized the belligerent
rights of the Garlists in Spain.
The impression gains ground in Lon
don that Carlo will succHmb. 1t is ru-
mored that the Carlist leaders intend to
Taise loan.
There is an nnauthenticated rumor
this afternoon. that the Marquis of Lor-
ne and the Princess Louisa separated
because of incompatibility of temper.
and that the Princess is in q religious
retreat near Windsor and the Marquis
has gone abroad.
New YORK, March 7.-At meeting
of the Republican general committee
last night, resolutions were adopted pro-
testing against the New York Charter
now pending at Albany, and disapprov-
ing of the conduct of the administration
of Louisiana matters, and the action of
Congress in increasing salaries.
The Tammany General Committe also
met last evening. but nothing was done
beyond the action Of mere routine mat
ters.
Scannell's counsel yesterday conluded
a very long address, attempting to prove
that the prisoner was insane. Thejury
will probably render verdict to-day.
In the Court Of General Sessions
yesterday, in the case of the notorious
Greenthal, the ex-Mayor made his first
appearance as counsel. and virtually
contended for the legality of the extern
ded term of the famous Ring jury, while
Daniel G. Rollins, District Attorney
argued against the legality of that body.
BosToN, Merch When Lewis Wag-
ner, the supposed murderer of .wo-
man at the Isle of Shoals, was arrested
last evening, he was disguised in new
suit of clothes and his old ones were
all spotted with blood. He denies the
charge. Wagner was formerly employee
of Mrs. Huntress, at whose house the
murder was committed. After his ar
rival at the house on the evening of the
murder, he killed Cornelia Christer-
son with blow of the axe, and imme-
diately struck the other woman, Law
son, and then asked for money. BE
subsequently crushed Mrs. Lawson's
head to jelly. Mrs Huntress narrow
ly escaped.
CH1QeGo, March IA Nancy Lanx-
ton. widow. and an adopted daughter
II years old, were found dead in bed at
their house on Mallon street, with their
throats cat. A common case knife was
sticking in the wound of Mrs. Lanx-
toms throat and her right hand grasping
its handle. The bodies lay in COM
posed position, evidently having been
arranged after death, and nicely cover
ed with bedclothes A son of Mrs. Lanx-
ton was arrested on suspicion of hav-
ing committed the murder.
LONDON, March Police authorities
woman giving the name of Ellen Burn-
ham Brown, supposed to be the ac-
complice and paramour of Warren, the
principal in the heavy forgeries on the
Bank of England. There was $1,375
found in her apartments which she
said was not hers. She was committed
for examination. On Friday, Hayes,
one of the forgers, was up Tor examin-
alton but was remanded for a week.
New ORLEANS, March THE city is
quiet. general Constitutional Con
veution with branches at RackpoinI, has
been formed to resist the payment of
taxes of the Kellogg government.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H. March T. A
large crowd of indignant citizens gather
ed OH the arrival of Wagner the alleged
murderer, but there was no breach of
the peace. guard of marines were
placed in charge of the station house
where he was temporarily confined. The
name of the family in which the tragedy
occurred was Honvest--not Huniress.
Mrs. Hontvest's condition is considered
to be critical The murdered woman
was of irreproachable character
WASHINGTON, March THE follow
ing nominations OF Federal officers in
San Francisco have been sent to the
Senate: VIM. Sherman, Sub-Treasarer,
vice FELTON, resigned; J. B. Moore, AS
SCISSOR; E. G. Waite for Nsval Officer;
R. G. Gray, for Secretary of Customs;
for collector of Customs at San Diego,
G. V. Hitchcock; o. S. MARSHALL in
Oregon, L. &. Young.
The President to-day nominated P.
Fl. Emerson, for Associate Justice in
Utah, and L. l. Stiles, Receiver OF
Public moneys for Arizona.
MADRID, March G. Olazago. the
Spanish minister to France notified Cas-
telar, that representatives in Paris OF
the different powers of Europe had de
eided to send collective note to the
King of Spain, declaring the belief that
the respective governments will cease to
hold diplomatic relations with it. in
the event Of proclamation of Federal
Republic.
The debate on the bill for the aboli-