, 1873-07-17

passage charges criminal careleSSn ess q
lfiicers and crew and that all Just barrel
escaped being engulphed. An ocea
;aptalu, a passenger, frequently warn'
ar nori rihwest, aud advised running l.
niles farther south, but the advice Wits
although the second Off
.er colnciaed with 1t. No sight WAS Ia
zen for. sev,n days, notwllL standing
/. hlch the vessel was going through a
heavy og at the rate Of II To IL kno.s
III hour.
HALIFAX Jal, 10. Wreck If the CE,
Il WaslaIigtun brake TO pieces "n raIi
C b AS ini,morn Ii. sait u fi.c
,,,d c.ew we're .,li ard III tue anne. ia.
, .c..e,-desi N landing sat, ly. IL ii. a.
,.arr arrived IT Port Leb,r t,at eV-h
az, All tne lns-,a5e Nj, tnntn sboafi
8ecge4 he ai5iis aui the fassen-' -
du i1l. en- M. rnel are expected i,''
- ~ afu~ . aluii.S rI
AAi.. X, Jais il.-- le an> s'4ig-
.aia Nsfa. fLlilps las nsssie ws9 u"
ag De Ii aud a',a y iht II i 'iiA' h-
could only account iol 'he, accident y.
the culil ASSES being OUT of oraer lie
and hot ot.aIned an observation that Le
could rely on during The whol5 voyage.
and therefore could hot correct the de-
y,a,ions aud loss by the attraction of
ihe cunplsses. He saw nothing to III
. icate change i'll the water uutil III
sup struck. He thought when th'
steamer first touched ground, that sh'
WAS ON the south side Ut Georges shoid.
HI. uot his boat down and went on shor.
10 ascertain his exact position and STE
# be could land the passengers. Pllot-
we're theu procured who aided the "fh
GERS and crew Ill taking the piissensels :
ii which was speedily al d successfully
.ccom plishe /.
New YORK. July H. Grand Marshall
Ictiee has informed he police that une
thousand Orangemen would pardae to
morrow, and he WAS assured they woul.
.,e properly guarded. Some cltizen'
re urulne to call on the Militia, but
: not likely that any regiments viii b,
,r,l-red out.
In Jersey City. this afternoon. Johi
stevenson. Deputy United States Mar
hall. was stabbed and killed by Jacui
.Iel and IL Russian sailor, whom he ba'
arrested as a deserter from the Russian
big Williams As the officer wa'
,assing the corner of Hudson and Gran
streets the prisoner drew sheath knit
,ud plunged it into the officers breas'
,.,using his death in few minutes. H.
hen attempted to cut his own throa
INT was only partially successful. Ill
Was arrested and disarmed..
NKw YORK, July 10 Mr.. Bellows hn'
-esiened the Vice Presidency of the Pa
cific Mail $. S. Co.
The Mail says hat Col. Scott SAILED
for Europe to-day to pace the bonds OF
The Pacific Railroad and with the pnr
nose of set,lir g the claims of the French
iovern .nent against the Ell PasC Com
pany and at the same time to vihnlcaft
Gen. Fremont. the thep official repre-
resentative of that CON pany.
MILWAUKEE. July 10.-A ycung bur-
:ler named Behrens was SHOT dead this
morning, while trying TO escape iron
he officers. He had been robbing th'
store Of his uncle. -s
WASHINGTON. July 10-Secretary D.
ano has appointed the following Com
nissioners to investigate the Ute Indian
rouble<: Rev. D. Goodwin, Chicago
iov. Campbell. of Wyoming; and N. }
turner, of Ohio.
PHILADELPHIA. Ju10 Mint is nov
,,gased in remelting vast quantities
light gold coins. Since Jaunarv firs
3 million dollars worth have been melt
Il. Ten millions more will be received
II few weeks and recoined. Over u
million dollars was received from New
York to,dav tor recofl,age. .
PORTSMOUTH. July 10.--Tallahassee
left for New York with the survivors If
he Polaris on boar1. Secretary Robe
son accompanies.
New York. July 11IKustner, th'
ierp,an murdered Hoboken, had II,
ncle and brothefin Elko. New: who
le proposed visiting. The evidence Al
he inquest shows that he was muir Ter
g for bis money.
Mrs. BROKER, sister of Woodruff and
3Iafiln. died Wednesday nrght oi
Sights disease of the kidneys.
A Washington special says tLat several
awyeis are engaged dir, city or indirect
' upon the Sheep, Park. Dana libe
nit. and briefs for the argument in tb'
i.se before Judge Blarchford. or note.
f briefs have been prepared. 1t
laimed that the police court district ex
is by the act of Conk ress, within th,
'erritory where Congress has exclusive
i,risdiction over all offenses against th,
United Siaees aud not punishable b.
iuprlsonnrnt in the Penitentiary. Tb.
,bel OF newspapers sent into the Dis
let are answerable to thi, Court ny
the complaint of any person mad,
,efore it. J hat newspapers which con
stin matter held to be libelous, may b.
,ronght before it from an part Of tb,
United States and tried under the las
f libel prevailing here. which n K
lbel a criminal offence.