, 1873-10-09
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HALIFAX, Sept. 30.--Infornation ha
reached here that the missing schoone
Three Brothers was picked up and tow
ed into Little river, Newfoundland, OF
the 22nd instant. She is a complete
wreck. Seven bodies We're found il
the cabin; the remaining 16 are snppos-
! ed to have been washed ,oYerboard.
PARIS, Sept. 30.-Cardinal Gazon de-
Bonnechaz left Renan yesterday on n
mission to Rome, in connection with
the movement for the restoration of the
monarchy in France. His mission to
Rome is to visit the Pope and to extend
to him an invitation to make a journey
to France to be present and to conse-
crate Count deChambord as King Hen
ry Y. of France. Count deChambord,
n letter to his supporters in France,
says his object is the union of the par
ties in France, and the restoration of
her glory. greatness and prosperity.
lie repudiates any intention ofintroduc
ing extreme reactive measures or attack
ing Italy,, ~ srs
JACKSONVILLE, Oct, From O'Ben-
chain we learn some particulars Of the
closing preparations for the execution
of the six Modocs now under sentence
of death, namely: Capt. Jack, Sconchin.
Boston Charley, Black Jim. Barncho
and Sloiux, Mr.. O'Benchain says the
scatfold is erected just outside the Fort
ana is strong enough, to all appearance,
to hold twice the number of victims.
The prisoners are spoken of as i'll good
health, but seem TO be somewhat uis-
pondent at the evidences of the fate
which awaits them. Riddle of Yreka
it is supposed, will act IS Interpreter Oh
the occasion. as it will he necessary to
translate the order of the execution to
them. Mr.. O'Benchain says the exc
cntion will take place at 10 o'clock. to-
morrow, but the ceremony of translation
and other performances may defer it an
hour or so.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-There was bet
ter feeling in financial circles to-day.
Private advices report improvement III
some Of the leading cities of the Union.
Some Bankers received kilograms from
Cincinnati aud other Western cities to
stop sending currency.
Loan Committees of the clearing
house association are now SO well satis-
fed with the sitution that they will not
only not issue any more loan certificates,
will begin tomorrow gradual reduc-
ton of those outstanding.
George Bird Grinnell & Co., who
failed to day, are successors TO George
B. Grinnell e. Co. This house has
been in existence only a month. George
B. Grinnell being special partner in
the sum of 100000. They were large
ly interested in Lake Shore and West
ern Union, and it is understood their
failure was due to the heavy shrinkage
of those stocks. which they were carry
ing. The late Horace F. Clark was
special partner IN the house, and it is
said that, within a few days, the wioow
of Clarke placed a large amount of Sc
curities in their hands to enable them
to go on, but they were so badly press
ed by their creditors that they were cb
liged to close. Grinnell says the firm
can and will pay every dollar and that
their failure will not effect other houses
to any great extent. 1t is uncertain
whether the firm will resume or not.
BRooKLYN. Oct 2-Tbe Union to-
night, at the head of its editorial col
umns, its regret for having published
the statements concerning the circula..
ton and ownership of the New York
Tribune, for which libel suit was
brought agalnstit.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.--Financial stu
alton is most encouraging. A petition
was fled i'll the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, by Clifford &
Merrick against Jay Cooke and the
other members of the firm to force them
into involuntary bankruptcy.
The following general order announc
ing the death of Rear Admiral WinsIow
has been issued.
NAVY DEPT, WASHINGTON, Oct. L.
The Department, with great regret.
has to announce to the Naval Service
the death of rear Admiral John A. Win
slow. The name of this distinguished
officer will live in the history of his
country as that of the victor in the
memorable sea fight, during the late war
of the Rebellion which ended in the de-
struction of the Alabama by the Ksar-
sarge. On the day after the receipt of
this order the flags of navy yards and
stations and o. all ships of war in COM
mission will be kept at half mast from
sunriss to sunset, and 13 minutes guns
Will be fired al noou Ashore and afloat,
officers of the Navy and Marine Corps
will wear Grape on the left arm for the
usual period of 80 days.
(Signed) VIM. REYNOLDS,
Acting Secy. of Navy.
THE FAIR-The Western WASHINGTON