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DEsERTIoNS FROM WHALE SHIPS IN THE
AZORES

The state Department has received a despatch
frsm the Consul at Fsya, one OF the group OF the
Azores, stating that assertions OF scamen from
whaling ships is so great as to demand the at
tention of the government to prevent embarrass-
ment to the whaling fisheries in that vicinity. II is
the duty OF consus to reclaim seserters and to in
quire into the cause OF desertion and II caused 10y
unusual CT cruel treatment 10 discharge the sea-
man and collect three months extra wages nom the
vessel. The climate OF the island is such as TO
make sea life dstasteiul to many Sailors and when
they get shore they not disposed TO return to
their ships. 1t the opinion at the state Depart.
ment that the assistant have not done their
duty and stringent orders viii be sent which, If fol-
lowed will put an end to desertion.
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March and was Immediately arrested by tho
local Governor under superior orders.
His papers have been opened. and the
case is being investigated by q military tri-
bunal.
THE FINAL ARDTTER.
After all the evidence is taken the Captain
General will decide, as nothing can be done
here, the matter resting entirely with the
CAPTAIN General
Would advise you to try and get Mr..
O'Kelly and his case transferred to Havana.
F. w RANISDEN,
British Vice Consul
AMERICAN CONSUL YoUNG's DESPATCH.
AMERICAN CONSULATE,
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, April TO- 1878.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, New York.
Mr.. O'Kelly is in close confinement at Man
zanillo. He is in precarious condition. he
asks to be removed to Havana, in order that
he may get competent counsel to defend him.
He needs all your powerful influence.
A. N. YOUNG. American Consul
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Peace Comm mission Pow
vows Played Out.
GENERAL GILLEM'S ULTIMATUM.
Troops and Indians Must Leave
Oregon Together.
General Canby's Despatch to Gen.
eral Sherman.
LAVA BED CAMP. April 10.
Via YREKA, April IL, 1873.

Via YREKA, April III, 1873.
We are still waiting patiently for the In
dams to come in, and the Peace Commission
ers continue hopeful of q successful termina-
ton to their labors. They sent a message to-
day to Captain Jack to the effect that if the
Modocs surrendered to the Peace Commission
they would be taken by them to Yreka or
some convenient spot and taken care of until
they decided upon their future home, which
would be selected according to their views.
GENERAL dn.LEM NOT TO BE FOOLED AGAIN.
AS Captain Jack had sent out word that if
the soldiers went away they would come out,
General Gillem sent him back word that the
soldiers would not go away until they took
Jack and his party with them.
EXPECTED ARRIVAL OF THE SCOUTS.
Donald McKye and seventy Warm Spring
Indians are expected at Colonel Mason's camp
tomorrow.
Major Biddle, late captain Of the First
cavalry, will leave in few days for Kansas
to join his new regiment, the Sixth cavalry.
Another week will probably settle this Mo
doc difficulty
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TELEGRAM 70 The NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS April II, 1873.
Fifty millions OF francs were paid bv France to
Germany on the 5th instant, on account of the war
indemnity.
POLITICAL ATTACK AGAINST THE REMUSAr ELEC-
T0RAL CANDIDACY.
General Cremer made speech last night in
which he attacked the candidacy Of M. de Remusat
for the vacancy in the National Assembly from
Paris, and declared his intention to support Nj.
Barodet.
REPUBLICAN AGITATION IN PARIS.
Several republican meetings are announced for
TODAY,
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COLOMBIA.
Revolution at Panama and President Neera Z
Prisoner-A New Ruler Expected.


AsPINwALL April S, I
Via HAVANA, April III, 1873
There has been revolution in Panama in favor
OF ex-Presdent CorreosO.
President Neera Is prisoner. II Is said he
secretly sustains the revolutionsts, who are in
possession Of everything
No lives were lost. Correoso was expected to
arrive ut Panama on the 14th inst
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The Commissioners Disgusted.

SAN FRANCISCO, April II, 1873
The Peace Commissioners have become disguised
with the Modocs and have returned to camp.
There is no hope for peace. Riddles squaw was
sent to-day TO have one more talk, which will prob
ably be the last. The Msdocs insist upon having
Hot creek and Cottonwood.
The troops are expecting orders TO march on the
lava beds at any moment.
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IMMIGRATION AT NEW ORLEANS.

The Official returns received at the Bureau Of
Statistics show that during the quarter ending
March 81, 1873, there arrived at the port OF New
Orleans 1891 immigrants Of various occupations,
the greater number being iaborers. or the total
number arrived 4s2 hailed rom Gormany England
and Wales, 40; Ireland, 81; France, 2l3 Spain,
60; Italy, LA; AUSTRIA TO- and all otnsr countries ",
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The Ohio and Arkansas Rivers.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, April II, 1873.
special despatch states that the river at Mem.
phs Is now within two feet OF the last overflow,
and is rising an inch an hour. Fears are enter.
tanned OF a serious overflow below.
The Arkansas River has risen twenty-five feet.
Three piers OF the Cairo and Fulton Railroad
bridge at Little Rock were washed away night be-
fore last. The less is 100000.
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The Responsibility and Decision Entirely
with the Captain General.
Mr. 0'Kelly's Removal to Havana I'm
perative to Secure Fair Trial.
HIS CONDITION PRECARIOUS.
Opinions in the CITY on Mr..
O'Kellv's Fate.
KEY WEST, April II, 1878.


forward the following important despatch
touching the fate Of Mr.. James J. O'Kelly, the
HERALD Commissioner in Cuba. received from
the Herald correspondent in Havana
HAVANA, April 10, 1873.
TELEGRAMS SUPPRESSED.
l have telegraphed repeatedly to Mr..
O'Kelly,- to Mr.. Lauten, the British Vice Con-
sui at Manzanillo; to Mr.. F. w. Ramsden, the
British Vice Consul at Santiago de Cuba, and
to Mr. A. N. Young, American Consul at
Santiago de Cuba, but have received no
answers fear my kilograms have been de-
tanned and suppress sed.
have been indirectly informed that Mr.
OKelly is in a very precarious situation, and
that he is in close confinement
ANOTHER INTERVIEW WITH THE CAPTAIN
GENERAL.
I met his Excellency the Captain General
this morning coming out of the Palace.
TWO LETTERS FROM CEspEDEs.
Iaccosted him and requested to know some
thing about Mr.. O'Kelly. He replied that he
knew nothing. At length he stated that two
letters from Cespedes had been found upon
Mr.. O'Kelly and that he would be treated as
spy.
HIS PRON1SE-THE EQUTvoCATToN.
Iagain reminded him of his promise to me Of
having Mr.. O. Kelly only expelled The Captain
General replied it was understood the course
referred to should be adopted if,when O. Kelly
returned to the Spanish lines, he could prove
that he had acted as a neutral Instead Of
this, he added, Mr.. OKelly has, to all
intents and purposes, acted as spy.
TEST OF ADHERENCE TO DUTY.
The Captain General appears to lay great
stress upon Vice Consul Ramsden's letter of
advice to Mr.. O'Kelly before he left for the
instruction. He has copy, as he informed
me, saying that Mr.. O'Kelly went in spite Of
everybody's advice.
SILENCE IN CAPTAIN GENERAL vIRTUous.
He continued, saying he could give me no
further information, as would report every
thing to the journal represented
SILENCE IN COMMISSIONER VICIOUS.
The General furthermore stated that Mr..
O'Kelly had made matters worse by refusing
to answer all interrogatories.
The Captain General was very harsh in his
replies, and arrogant as usual.
THE CUBAN JOURNALS GAGGED.
The journals here do not even mention the
HERALD Commissioners arrest. / have ad-
yised them of it; but they state that they arc
not allowed to publish anything so far.
COURTS ON INoUIsIr1oN PRINCIPLES.
Court martials here have been strictly
private. No one not even consuls, are al
lowed to attend.
THE PLACE OF ARREST
Manzanillo is three days journey from here
by the south coast per steamer.
Tho British and American Consuls'
vicws-HIr. O'Keny Arrested Under
Superior Ordcrs-Tho Captain General
must Decide Finally-In q Perilous
enthusiastically of Removal to
Havana.
BRITISH VICE CONSUL RAMsDENs DESPATCH.
BRrTIsH VICE CONSULATE,
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, April 10, 1873. (
JAMES GORDON BENNETT New York;
Mr., O'Kelly reached Manzanillo on the 3lst
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Damages ~ Albany.

ALBANY, N. Y, April IL, 1873.
The flood here continues, but after rising yester-
day fell again. To-day the ice house belonging to
John Rsss was washed away, causing loss OF
$1,000. Some lumber piles have also been carried
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Died.

HArRE.--On Friday, April IL, 1873 MARGARET
HARE, native OF county Tyrone parish OF Beragh,
Ireland, III the 37th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral, Sunday,
the 18th inst, at two p. M from the residence OF
her brother, James Mulholland, 56S Tenth avenue.
Irish papers please copy.
For other Deaths see Ninth Pdgel
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DAsTARDLY ASSAULT IN PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, Apr

PHILADELPHIA April IL, 1873.
This afternoon william Saunders, George Fletcher
and Michael Conner entered the beer saloon Of
Phlip Reese. 2l6 Pear street. and stabbed the pro-
prietor IN the neck, both wrists and the sce. They
were subsequently arrested Two OF the gang are
members OF the Fire DEPARTMENT. Tue wounds are
serious
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

From the Steubenville (0hio) News, April 81
The NEW YORK HERALD Commissioner to Cuba,
Mr.. James OKelly, has fallen into the hands of the
Philistines. He has been in the insurgents coun-
try, and on his return to the Spanish lines
rested at Manzanlo as spy. To prevent the in
formation he has obtained being published Is evil
IDENTITY the object OF the arrest. Notwfthsta nd
ing the threats OF the Spanish commanders,
and their unenviable reputation for cruelty
and Injustice we do not believe that the life OF
Mr.. O'Kelly Is IN any Immediate danger. The
authorities in the island Of Cuba will hardly go TO
the extremity OF executing American Citizen
and especially representative OF the press with
out greater evidence OF misconduct than they seem
to be in possession Of at present. If they should
be 30 insane as 10 proceed to extremites we ad-
wise them to get ready to pack up and leave the
island, as they would find the HERALD, backed as
1t would be in OF this kind by the whole press
and people OF the United States, a more fOrmida.
BILE adversary than any with which they have yet
commended.
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SPAIN.

The Carlisrs Rspulsed from Before PuIgcerda
After Severe and Continued Fighting-Th
Hundred Bourbonists Slain or Dying
on the Field-Houses Destroyed
by the Bourbonist Fire
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ITALY.
Fatal Visitation by Lightning in Rome-Royal
Project for Visit to Vienna.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME, April II. 1878.
mandatory In this city was destroyed by
lightning yesterday and forty persons were buried
in the ruins, five OF whom were killed and seven
teen wounded.
ROYAL PROJECT MATURED WITH PRUDENCE
His Majesty King Victor Emmanuel VIII visit
Vienna during the Exhibition, If the condition Of
Italy will permit his departure from the country.
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Bret fIarte

Bret Harto
I'm the
SUNDAY MERCURY
A brilliant copyright novel,
MLlSS:
AN IDYL OF RED MOUNTAIN.
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BUFFALO, n. T., April IL, 1873.
The bridge on the Niagara Falls branch Of the
Erie Railway at Tonawanda was carried away by
the freshet last night, causing a temporary sus-
pension OF travel
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Parties wishing buy these celebrated Btters, and de
obtaining the genuine article, are cautioned
against the mutations and countereits offered in the
erican markets by inscriptions individuals but easily
recognized by the poor way IN which they general
up and principally by their vile taste while the
genuine article though stomach Bitters, Is very paat
and pleasant 10 refined taste and has nothing
apothecary shop Buy only of respectable houses
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Post Office box No. 1,02g GO Liberty street, n. \.
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CUBA.
Destruction Of Sugar Plantations by Fire-Holy
Week Observances.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, April 10, |
Via KEY WEST. April H. 1873
The sugar cane on fifteen plantations in the
Union Jurisdiction has been destroyed by fire.
HOLY WEEK OBsERvANCEs.
This being Holy Week business is suspended in
havana.
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"Ouidas pen is graphic one and page after page %
gorgeous painting How from IL in smooth mela-
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and needs only to be broken into lines-fhiihde-
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MORMONDOM.
Brigham Young RessgniDs his Railroad
Presidency 10 go to Ari=Ona-A Ra nquet
In Judge Hayyley.

Brsshs am Young ResssniDs his Railroad
Presidency to go TO Ari-Ona-A Banquet
10 Judge Haviey.
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. April IL, 1878.
IL IL known that Brigham Young Will resign the
presidency ei the Utah Central and southern Rail
roads and accompany the missionary company 20
Arizona. The company viii be large. as they are
Intended 20 be employed m building the Southern
Pacific Railroad. Emigration viii he promoted in
oracr TO increase the mission, and the political
csntfol 81 Arizona Is looked 10.
me bar OF salt Lake CITY gave . banquet on the
ieu,lug Vi Judge G. M. Hawley this evening Ut the
walker House. AZ n mark OF appreciation. Judge
emerson, the newly appointed Judge and mum
per OF Iltlsts and gentlemen were present.
Gr0und VIII be broken M0niay on the salt Lake.
SEWER valley and lioche Narrow Gauge Railroad.
me work viii be speedily pushed forward during
the coming season.
John Waulker, a cook, at Granite, Little Cotton
wood, was instantly killed last night by John II.
Bradley, by a pistol shot In the neck. Walker
was drunk and nourishing knife. Bradley mas
figured IN the Pcntentiary history Of Montana,
and is a hard character. He has been arrested.
The body of an unknown man, nft-.hve years OF
age. was found noating IN the deck fost OF Ninth
street. East River, by 0filcer Leslie, OF the Eleventh
precinct. ana subsequently sent TO the Morgue,
where coroner Herman was notified 10 hold an
inquest. The body apparently had been in the
water for several weeks.
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THE CUBANS, PETITION TO THE PRESI.
DENT.
WASHINGTON. April II. 1879.

WASHINGTON, April IL, 1873.
The petition sent to the President by the friends
of Cuba Lbre in New York relative to the arrest
of Mr. o'Kelly and praying for Intervention, was
to-day referred to the Secretary of State
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sEnster Hats
DUNLAP co, Hatters, would remind the gentle-
men this city that all Of their EASTER STYLES arc
now complete, ana invite your inspection.
Correct STYLES In GENTLEMkN,S HATS.
Correct STYLES for BOYS AND YOUTHS
ia FINN avenue, between Twenty second and twenty
third streets, and $50 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan
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A.-BrOIxaw Brothers Have the Largest
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CLOTHING. Fourth opposite Cooper Institute
Lafayette Place, opposite Astor place.
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A.-Window Shades; Also Patent Self
acting FIxTURES prices reduced.
q. H. kelly Co, 724 Broadway.
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A Coughing ChOrus.-Never Before
coughs SC universal and violent. Silence them
with HAlE'S HONEY OF HOkEHOUND AND TAR.
Nothing else Is
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TELEGaAMs 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

despatch from Perptgnan this morning say,
the Carlists have been repulsed before Puigcerda
after fighting whole day and night,
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best I'm tn,
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Government Concession for the Benefit
of Trade and Travel.

MADRID, April II, 1873
Owing to the interruption of the trains by the
insurgents on the upper section OF the Northern
Railway, the government has granted q temporary
concession to the company, authorizing it to estab
lish line OF steamers from Santander to Bayonne,
for the transportation OF passengers TO and from
France.
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POPE Plus THE NINTH.
His Holiness Seriously III and His Condition
FOR Recovery Critical
rssAN 70 THE NEW ycax HERALD.

RoMB. April II, 1873
His Holiness Pope Plus TX. Is suffering from an
attack of rheumatic fever complicated with the
in effect produced by an liberation or one of his
legs
HIS illness ia OF an extremely serious character.
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A.-Detcctive Agency.-MOoney's Detec'
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fidelity and despatch refer to H. b. Clan lao Churcl
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FRANCE.

Heavy Payment Of War Indemnity to Germany
Political Attack on Government Candidate
for Election-Republican Agitation.
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A.-For Superior Qualify, Elegan
stylish Hat go direct to the manufacturer.
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A STORY OF CALIFORNIA IN 1856
nv RRRT HARTE

BY BRET HAKTE,
author Of "The Heather Chinee" "outcasts Of Poker
Flat Luck OF Roaring Camp" "Miggles," &c, &c.
will be commenced in to.morr0w's
SUNDAY MERCURY
artes serial will be the sensation ofthe
Apply early at the depots Tor the SUNDAY MER-
curry tomorrow
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Now the time 70 purify the blood and strengthen and
nvigorate the There Is nothing well adapted
for such purpose az KNAPP's EXTRACT or ROOTS
which makes the healthiest Spring Summer bcver
age known. Depot 36l Hudson street. sold by most
Al
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WILLIAM M. TWEED IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO April IL, 1873.
william NJ. Tweed, who arrived here several days
since Is still staying in the city.
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[From the Ordensbnrg journal. April hon

O'Keily, the HERALD's correspondent, who has
been in the rebel lines in Cuba, has been arrested
near Manzanilo by the Spanlards, and there
some fears that he will be executed. The Spanish
authorities will hardly dare TO resort to such high
handed act. Mr.. OKcy has been guilty OF nothing
but an effort to secure reliable news from the in
surrcctionary district OF the island, where active
war has been carried on for more than four years.
should the Captain General, In a moment OF lunacy,
authorize his execution, an excitement would be
raised in this country, which would probably force
a recognition OF the insurrectionary government.
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Instruments all physical deiormities made ana prop
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