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THE FATE OF CAPTAIN JACK.

Reception Of the Notwithstanding
and Sentence of the Court Martial.
WASHINGTON, August IL, 1873.
The proceedings of the court martial In the case
Of Captain Jack and the other Modocs were re-
ceived ut the War Department this morning and
Immediately transferred to the ONCE Of Judge
~
Advocate General Holt, whose duty 1t Is to care
fully examine the proceedings, findings and sen.
tence, and then transmit them to the Secretary of
War, with his opinion endorsed thereon. The Sec
rotary will then lay them before the President and
if he approves the sentence will be carried into
e1ect
The sentence OF the court martial will not be
known for some days to come.
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THE INDIAN FOE.
Unsuccessful Attempt to Overtake
the Murderous Sioux.
General Sheridan Wants TO Punish Them and
General Sherman Puts Per-
tinent Question.

WASHINGTON, August 10, 1879.
Lieutenant Colonel Bracket, OF the Second
cavalry, commanding at Fort Stambough, Wy0-
ming Territory, under date OF July 90 writes to the
Assistant Adjutant General at Omaha as foll0ws:-
Lieutenant Wheeler returned from his scout
alter the Indians who murdered Mrs. Richards and
Miss Hall on the Goth inst, last evening" He fol-
lowed them until the trail was completely washed
useless to go any further. In his opinion they were
sioux from about Fort Fetterman. He had dc.
5esmned TO follow them with his small com
perhaps, that he did not do so. His
m men o, Mould , have been oyerpowered In
from this to Fetterman with three companies OF
cavalry, and think two more companies ought TO
could be sent away at the approach oil Winter.
Company has been scouting constantly, and it is
lair that they should be relieved ana sent down TO-
wards Omaha to Winter. Unless more troops are
sent here it Is only question Of time before all the
settlers on the Popoagle will he killed by the saw
ages"
The report was forwarded to General Sheridan,
and he endorsed 1t as follows
SHERIDAN FOR PUNISHMENT.
HEADQUARTERS, MILITARY DIvIsION)
TIIE MISSOURI.
CHICAGO, August 8, 1878.
Respectfully forwarded. The murders and rob-
berries MADE from time to time in the Wind River
Valley are by the Sioux or their allies, the northern
Arapahoes and Cheyennes, who have their homes
in the country about Forts Fetterman and Laramie
They come daily and return SO rapidly that it il
impossible for the troops to overtake them. l do
not approve OF the scout proposed as 1t would DO
no good. However, il the government will let us
punish the indians after they reach home, with the
troops stationed at Fettermans and Laramie
think We could do it by taking advantage Of some
favorable opportunity There are no Indians in
the Western country who 50 richly deserve hard
blow as these about Forts Fetterman ana Laramie.
p. ii. SHERIDAN,
Lieutenant General Commanding
GENERAL sHERMAN'S ENDORSEMENT.
Upon being received by General sherman the
document was endorsed as follOws:-
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY.
WASHINGTON, August IL, 1873.
Respectfully forwarded to the Secretary OF War
for his Information.
really do not understand by what treaty or by
what authority any Indians are allowed to reside
at or near Forts Laramie and Fetterman. In my
Judgment they should be compelled to go to their
reservation and stay there.
W. 4. SHERMAN, General.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

DUBLIN, August II, 1878.
A desperate riot occurred yesterday in military
camp on the Curragh of Kildare between two Irish
militia regiments.
Several Of the participants were killed and many
received injuries.
PROFESSION Or LOYALTY-PLACE FROM PARLIA.
MENT.
DR.. Isaac Bull, member Of Parliament for Liner.
lex, in public address delivered here tonight
denied that he had ever demanded the repeal Of
the Union.
Daniel O'Donoghue, member Of Parliament for
Tralee, has been appointed Governor of Ceylon.
PEACE IN THE "MAIDEN CITY,"
The celebration at Londonderry to-day was en-.
thusiastic. but passed OF without serious dis.
turbapce.
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FRANCE.
Radicalism and Good Order in Death strug.
gle-M Rochefort's Conviction and Exile.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS August Il, 1873.
The Duke de Broglie went to Lyons to-day. He
made speech this evening, in which he declared
that rsdicalism and society are engaged in "death
struggle"
REFUSAL OF AMNESTY TO NJ. ROCHEFoRT.
Victor Hugo recently addressed an eloquent let
ter to the Duke de Broglie, in which he urged the
release Of Henri Rocheiort on account of his lit
erary eminence.
The Duke has replied, declining to interfere with
the course of justice, and remarking that ''the
intellectual ability OF the offender only serves to
increase his responsibility"
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SOUTH AMERICA.
Prosecution Of Recusant Prelates in Brazil-In.
surrection in Paraguay-War in the
Argentine Territory.
TELEGRAM 70 TIE new YORK HERALD.

LISBON. August II, 1873.
The steamship Boyne arrived here this morning
from Rio Janeiro bringing dates to the 23d Of
July.
The government OF Brazil has determined to
prosecute the Bishop OF FernambucO for refusing
to obey It's orders.
During debate IN the lower house OF the Legis.
lative Assembly upon the course OF the Bishop,
the President of the Council declared that the
government would force him to comply with its
demands.
RESURRECTION ANp WAR.
The insurgents in Paraguay made an attack upon
Asuncion. but were repulsed and driven Of. Cab
allero and number Of other insurgent chiefs are
reported to have lett the country.
The revolution In the Argentine province OF
Entire Rios continued.
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Try upon whom the burden mostly falls utterly un,usti-
be demanded by the people.
Resolved That the power rv nd nerpetuitv
Of the state would depend upon the virtue aud intei-
eeuce It's people, We pledge liberal
vision for the extension and Improvement OF The free
school system already auspicously inauguraed by
democratic conservative party in this state.
Resolved That we recommend and shall expect the
most rigid economy In every department of the Sta to
Government, ana we pledge our party to a careful
scrutiny official conduct and the prompt and vigorous
punish nent of all official de linQuencies
Resoved That in presenting our platform principles
and placing thereon candidates whose past record
earnest of devotion TO the time hoEored principles herein
announced, we feel confident the sympathy and sup
port OF all honest patriotic citizens without regard to
past differences and we ask all who agree with to
our beloved State.
The state Central Committee, consisting of one
member from each county in the State and one
appointed, alter which the Convention adjourned
sine die.
The Convention was harmonious In its depera-
tons and the hail was well filed with Spectators
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THE YELLOWSTONE EXPEDITION

Another Report from Colonel Stanley
The Roads bad and the water Poor.
WASHINGTON, August IL, 1873.
Colonel D. s. stanley, commanding the Yellow
stone expedition writes as follows:-
CAMP IN BAD LANDS,
TEN MILES FROM YELLOWSTONE SIX AB0vB(
PowDgR RIVER VIA BISMARCK, August 3, 1873.
We have been three days IN the Bad Lands, be-
low and opposite Powder River; but we hope TO
reach the Yellowstone again to-day. l have found
the roads through them very bad. The water and
grass IL poor. a.
The Josephine is very welcome o. Powder River,
as we need the forage and clothing badly.
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oodurate. Amidst all these weighty matters OF
politics and State Mr. Sanders did not forget 70
ENJOY himself he was Of social ana hospItable
nature. farls writer describes him thus =
WEARY every pleasant morning last summer there
sat, ior an hour or two, on the pavement in front
OF the Grand Cafe, short man with one OF the
reddcst faces imaginable by the side OF q decan
ter containing the best quality OF cognac The
name OF the man Is George N Sandersh His lie
was an exciting and somewhat an eventful one but
York, where he died at his house in Seventeenth
street. His funeral will take place tomorrow
from st. AIMS church IN Eighteenth street
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WASHINGTON, August Il, 1873.
The following telegram was received by General
Sherman this morning.
CHICAGO, H., August II, 1873.
GENERAL w. r. SHERMAN-There il now sufi-
cient evidence to confirm the unofficial reports of
the fight between the SIOUX and Pawnees on the
Republican River, IN the southwest corner OF Me-
braska. The Pawnees were punished and utterly
defeated. Their loss Is greater than at first re-
ported. The Sioux engaged were think the Ogal-
lalas, BruleS ana Red Clouds.
z. H. SHERIDAN. Lieutenant General.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, August IL, 1873.
The British steamer Quang, from Hong Kong and
Yokohama, has arrived ct San Francisco.
John wurser, coppersmith. OF the steamer Tus-
carora, committed suicide In san Francisco yes
terday by making deep incision In his leg, rom
which he bled to death. Ia
The Hip zee Tong society copspgatQgs are stu
On trial -
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CUBA.
Insurrectionist Assault on Spanish Commissariat
Irain-Loyalist victory-Fighting
in the Provinces.
TELEGRAM 10 the NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, August IL, 1873.
While a Spanish column was escorting several
wagons, loaded with provisions, to Guanal de
socarras, 1t was attacked by party Of insurrec-
.ionsts in ambush.
After brief engagement the insurgents were
repulsed Several small engagements have taken
place lately between the spaniards and the insur-
Eectionists at Siguanea. Caibabo and Yamsguay
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.


The steamship Wyoming will leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post 0ilc$
at seven O'Clock A. M.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-Edtiou for Europe
will be ready at halfpast six O'Clock in the morn
ing.
single copies, In wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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FERRYBOAT ACCIDENT.

As the twelve O'Clock boat from Jersey City Lass
night reached the New York side man nameG
Patrick Dillou, alias Hill, while jumping OF missed
his footing and was caught between the boat and
the dock and DIRE ,dfully crushed. His right thlghA
near the grOin was nearly severed. e
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PENNY LVANIA.

Split in Republican County Con-
ventiOn.
HUNTINGDON, August 70, 1873
The Republican County Convention assembled
here to-day and passed resolutions expressing con-
1dence IN the general government, approving the
administration OF Governor Hartranlt, endorsing
the course OF Senator Scott, repudl-
ating the Huntingdon Globe and declaring
1t unworthy of confidence, revoking the ap.
Pointment OF Mr.: A. l.. Guss q represen-
ing Mr.. IL. q. Fisher In his place. Mr.. T. l.. Guss,
with nine OF the eighty weight delegates composing
the convention, withdrew from the Convention,
organized ana denounced the regular Conventl0n
and then adjourned to await the action OF the
Democratic County Convention.
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1Ill(niM 10 the new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, August ~, 1873
Upon the decnaton of the office Of Master OF the
Rolls by Sir John Duke Coleridge it was offered to
Sir George Jessel who has concluded to accept the
position.
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Open Your Batteries this Month on tho
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with KNOWLES INSECT DEsTOYER.
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LONDON, August +, 1873.
The town of Christanople, on Kalmar Sound,
Sweden, has been entirely destroyed by fire.
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IRELAND.

Violent and Fatal Riot Among Militiamen in
Camp.
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Republican Delegates Arriving at Ear-
risbuig.
HARRISBURG, Pa, August IL, 1873.
The delegates to the Republican State COnven-
ton and the friends OF The different candidates are
arriving In large numbers. Mackey's friends claim
that he will have 10 votes on The first ballot.
The Judgeshlo Is warmly contested between Pax
son. Butler and Gordon.
Another Democratic County Convention.
BLOOMSBURY, Pa, August IL, 1873.
The Democratic County Convention met to-day
and nominated G. b. Breckway unanimously for
Represen tative, Michael Grover for Sheriff, John
Snyder for treasurer and John Herver for Commas
siOner
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S F. Al N
General COntreraS' ss0n to Madrid p and
Its Consequences.
BILBAO BESIECED BY TIE CARLrOTS.
Parliamentary Action and Political Party
Reconciliation.
1tlsesAMs TO the new YORK HERALD.

MADRID, August IL, 1873.
Contreras left Cartagena on Monday with 400 ad-
nerents. and made bold effort to march to Ma
rid, hoping to find sympathy and fresh accessions
on the way; but his band was met and dispersed
by the national troops
COntreras escaped.
His capture, however, Is probable, as cavalry are
on his track.
The latest advices report Contreras, with few
followers, has succeeded In re-entering Carta-
gena, which Is now his last refuge.
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Bilbao Beslcged by the CarIists.
BAYoNNE, August IL, 1878.
The Carlists have laid siege to Bilbao
A HEROINE IN THE FIELD AND UNUSUAL JOY IN
THE CAMP.
The wife OF Don Carlos has joined her husband
and will share his fortunes in the field. The Car
list troops are wildly enthusiastic over the event.
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York County Democrats "Centralizing."
YORK, Pa, August IL, 1873.
The Democratic County Convention met here
to-day and nominated ticket from which all per-
sons connected with corrupt local rings are
excluded.
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Parliamentary Privilege Against MINI
fsterial Pr0sec ution-POlittcal Caucus
In the Capital.
MADRID, August II, 1873
In the Cortes yesterday resolution authorizing
legal proceedings against nine members of that
body implicated in recent discretionary move
ments was adopted. The minority remains OBJ
stinate, and threatens to resign unless general
amnesty be granted to the republican insurgents.
1t Is reported that a reconciliation has been
effected between Martos and Sagasta, and q
coalition Of their political supporters will peediy
follow.
An Austrian Squadron Ordered to the
Coast.
VIENNA August IL, 1873
A squadron Of Austrian war vessels has been
ordered to the coast OF Spain.
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ENGLAND.

judicial Appointment Under the Cabinet Rear
rangement Movement
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SWEDEN.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

Disastrous Fire and a Town Destroyed.
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-24

TIE blank inside pages of Yesterday S
Enterprise were the result Of a trench
dous and horrid "pi." Norman familiar
with the doings of d printing establish
ment can contemplate such catastrophe
without sense of horror-nothing
short Of that word expresses it-horror.
The confusion Of tongues at Babylon
was the first thing like ''pi" that ever
was experienced 1t is like the sudden
and utter demolition Of the multiplied
ton table. The dumb waiter in which
the forms are lowered from the third
story to the press room Of the Enterprise
building failed to connect, somehow, and
down she went with run, and there
was more rafting OF types and quads
and leads and column rules and the
likes. down in that basement, than any
body would like to hear again. 1t makes
one shudder to think of it. A telegram
from Joe Goodman to Fox, yesterday,
said that everything would be all right
to-day. The APPEAL extends its SYM
pathies to the pied pipers Of its Horn
town contemporary.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-24

4 BrEGLAEIous operation Which took
place night before last had better be
KEEP: shady, perhaps, ior 4 day * two
for obvious reasons. st any rate We
hold of particulars until we get the wink
from somebody who knows better what
shoula be done than We do.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-24
. WnlER shook his name in a

- w IN SiOOA iieNS AAA -
warning way yesterday and Srowled a
thu. ;e0ing growl. There was perfect
eli -o,ts amongst the leaves all day long.
an 'osr trees whose foliage was the
ripest got stripped by The blast and
swung their max d arms wildly against
the we don nave some
weather pretty soon. it will be strange,
although, as we predicted would lie the
case. the rain holds off past the usual
time f,r laval visitations. fhe most
of pe,p.- ai.b uur sehins for predicting
the W 4sh+r wonld st up for wiseacres:
bnt know that virtue hath its own
rewards. and he; there is another por
tirl, due the 1nT-hv l.horer IN the vine
ward of trn'h thon TIE sootfs which pa
tent merit of the unworthy takes.
'Aa} si,i r~e.eat desiring to take one
Ct ne bret +. he tht hand can do SO.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-24

rs UsCALin orr attempts at ellcidat-
ing the intricate points of case in the
Supreme Court, We made n blpnier il
our relation OF councillor His arg!i-
ment in the j. Bedford Roberts case.
We won hazard the feat Of attempting
to tell what he dad hold, b.t it is but
due to him TO say tina: We made a mis-
take in saying that he sought to make
point of Roberts invalidity of trial as
justifyins his Jail breaking If We
haven't muddled things a good deal
worse by this attempted explanation
than they were before it. We shall be
happy. Suffice it 10 sag that Ellis did
the clever thing, whatever that was. and
stood the tovsling of our worthy Attor
ney General like good fellow. And
now, as has been once before remarked,
if We have done anything We are sorry
fox we are CAD of it.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-24

FIRE AT SILVER CITY.-The following,
which we clip from last evenings Gold
Hill Ne,os explains the light which was
observable here on Wednesday night:
Silver City, Nevada. October 23.-About
II o'clock last night fire broke ost in
Osborn's Hotel, caused by the carless-
ness Of woman boarder Mrs Merrill,
the lessee of the Osborn House, lost
everything, barely escaping with her
life. The following houses were totally
consumed and nothing saved of their
contents. Osborn's Hotel loss j. 1000;
Hawkins blacksmith shop, 81, 500; Mu'-
lard's dwelling and the Mansion House
were considerably injured by the FIRE.
None Of the property was insured.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-24
STATISTICS FOR THE YEAR 1s7a.

The following is compiled from the
books of the Assessor of Or:nsby county
for Report to the Surveyor General Of
Nevada;
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-24

We learn by last evenings Storey
county papers that the man Johnson
who stabbed Virdcn in fit Of jealousy,
some months since. has been ucayie;el
Of assault. TO murder.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-24
The So1IKE To-NIGRr.-Prof. Arondel
TO whom we are under obligations for

ito whom we are under obligations foi
complimentary tickets to his Soiree) de-
sires us to say that the music will remain
as late as the dancers desire and not gut
at midnight, as has been enormously re-
ported; and that between the hours of
il 80 and II 80 there will be recess for
such participants in the entertainment
as; desire to refresh the inner manor
woman-or blusLing naiden. as the
case may be. This will be n pleasant
party, 70 doubt. The professor ntends
this as the first enc Of series Of twelve
Soirees, we believe.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-24

Rev. GEO. B. ALLEN pastor Of the
Episcopal Church in Carson went to San
Francisco last night with the intention
Of returning in y week or two. 1t is
Church business that takes him away.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-24

Harry SHR1EvEs who is suffering from
an annoying cough and something Of
debility resulting from overwork is going
to take q vacation and will 60 to Cali
fornia next week-will make the Santa
Barbara trip, probably. We don't know
of anybody who is better entitled to q
full hand Of health than Harry and we
hope he may get it soon and sure
enough.
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Assessor Ormsby County.
The above exhibits a gratifying in
crease in our taxable real estate-some-
thing like $3.50, 600 over last year. The
personal property is but about SO, 600 in
excess of that returned last year. Real
estate is solid and permanent, and its
increase means more than the augment
ing Of mere personal property.