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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16

pi,y. ren,d AZ unsafe FOR ending Sept -, 1875;
N, III Avenue D. ao0r snd corner post AOeI' L. NoIAu
,,. r.u,r s..,n-s owner
No Last Twenty shth-sI, unsafe gehefaYi D0SSO i
'' ~ II wpet,,s unsafe ehmneys MI Watson owner
Avsnur B IS vyseu Sxynnh-sts COness Nooul' unAe
dancing platform; }. ?. Sehulthe't' owner A. vlsrk
No ~ Lulos-s unsafe rsA wall and aeoes hrS 'e'PA
Nos 80 to a. Bowery eate unsafe columns supporting gal
lery; Elwari naWaur, owner go =, =, ...... ...ox
No 2lO Easi TseaonsL, unsafe west wall Oscar Deisie
E 90 go West unsafe va Paul Spoford owner
No I6G Av~uue A. unsafe chmneys; Mr. schwartz owner NJ
No I54 Ea Fty-seyenth-st, unsafe west wall "m T. Ha
owner. . .- vr II ro,,is oupe,
H. M So-inr.t unsafe front wall; Isaiah Mayer owner
~ 3G and - Inson ST. unsafe front WALL Lnr W est owner
ga J7S Natersi, unsafe Hou' anu ui'4'oh "s' N
No 70 C3oct unsafe front piers; Jas R TAYLOR. owner
6j Goect, Ieaf unsafe rear "Ai jas H. i"''''i
~ io7 Tliridgs ussaie ehimnegs Jas 3. Health agent
NJ, ~ Forsgti-st elmreys; Polelt Hel ageas
H. "a Porsvtht chimneys; Lord TAYLOR owoe~ 80 ~
H. in est NgouhL, unsafe eeneFaiyi james o'"'n
W AKA unsale east wall Of extension Phinney AJs
"' "a yrt.,,s unsafe chimney; J. 5. Foster owner ~
No i9l Avenue T. unsafe front and rsu "asi bi"AIl uo0'u
W. ~ s,,rost unsafe ehmneys; George Williams.
south Twenty i9ufhL, lVV Ise cast Vi i'''i @'
gegers v; John A.. Prouty, owner =, .,
S sS Nerrrret unsafe wall; Henry Maiari lessee ,
nos % 161 Mer;est unsafe 'front.' rear and SCUM gaD'ei
Trhit iilriirT owners ,,-.,,--t
n, lj7 Mr.tefst norsl Sali Henry M4iAu eSsee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16

VERMONT DIVISION OF TUE PORTLAND AND 0G-
DENsBUgG Six PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE CON
BoNDs.-Ihese desirable Ncw-England Securities for
sale by
FAIRBANKS & Co. 81 Broadway, Ncw-York.
FAIRBANKS, BROWN X Co., , hli.k-st., Boston
f.. X L. FAIRBANKS ~ Co. st. .IOhnsbury, VT
FINANCIAL Agents.
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Npw.yORE CRY
Gin Rea! @state for 5ale.

A FIRST CLASS New 4-stOry and Basement
~ hghstoop BrOWaSo1e DWELLNG-Ie, 25IG0I the block
and 6rss No IL
Esst for SALE val EXCHANGE for smaller
srtJ PHILIP SMITH, 1873 seyepthave.
NOR SALE, cheap-Wel-bui brick and
rowHs1ne sioop and EDglth basement HOUSES on East
27thst 22l West 33ist West 31ht. West Soh and
,thsr ci,oee localities j. ROMAINE BROWN, 1850 Broadway
SSfsL
'NHE Executors of the late Mr.. JOHN RAY
os Tor SALE The PROPERTY Nos AZ ard AZ = Chstopherst
ste Including the Bakerw business Of twenty
Ears snsng Por further particulars inquire OF Mr. JACOB s.
TOWNSEND. NJ % Gr0ve-sI
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THE MONEY MARKET.

OFFICIAL RRPoRr NJ y sTocK EXCHANGE SALES,
SEPT Is. 1873.
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARrMENT-lOs O'CLOCK A. NJ
5000 US 9, Reg ,...ll6h 10000 5'coap 'slll2's
4 900 3 De, 1910 Reg. lib
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N bsue proposed erected f0r which p-ns an specifies
to nave been unlimited the Department OF Buildings during the
ending sept. i3. 1873: 81, . e--.- ..-A., =, 80
b-t tenement three stories, 2jx2j Jas Carroll owner
No Store stOnes
25rG7 ). ~. Dlulncs. Owrer -, 49, . -, - -,
vt e north Of Ms2hatton-si tiick store and
tesemeut 3Ss2jx2j; Juo Booker. owner ~ co.,
rstst south SIDE loo eet easl OF okn-a'e
Aownlne each three stories lboI41i H. r. huht owner
rnivav Fo rst brick hrselass store foar
stones, 3y4K16 $40 A. = Emo, owner ,-o e., . -. TIL
south side l2O ieet eaH o. Infl'
svr rsiF one stable stories, l2xJU timothy OAney O"ne'
kssIs No 10 tenement and store, i've sone Z0R
g. f. Hcrlein. owner. &c., e--..-,.. os -
~ No. a. tenement and store I've stories 2oT
a.. =. iieirir, - A..
ro southeast Of Mouroest brick store and ne-
sn~ut stories; 23GSj4; Peer feek owuer 49,, $500
south SIDE 300 e west OF firstaVe DICK s'Ore Anu
teu.rnevt. fotr stories, 3Or37; p Mittuer,
lao aul tenement I'VE
stories. 25.7j = scaactcl. owner o., -,
Snson northwest sut0ks four stories 22X4oi JACOB
s southwest corner Of Que hundred tweuetbst four
brick each four siores 2oKO James Shea
Eve sto Is feos' $4,000 lO0H40 AnteI huePe owner
Eas, Tveluhs soutsde 100 feet Of Frstave, bek
80 AMI tenement I've stories 2jKj0 John Sheehan,
Pgty seveuit.i side SO feet east Of haVe one bck
.itrrb 42xqsG; the Rev. Jos. Darsha.ler owner
south side is feet west OF IenhaVe
trrk dwelling three stories 22K25 T. Fenton, owner
S.utogsf north brick packngh
f,ar steres 25rlOO. Pearson : Hastesd owner
80. No do one UcA sAoe TWO s'oies
1916; ). Bur.
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JACKSONVILLE, NORTH WESTERN AND SOUTHEAST
ERN RAILWAY OF ILLINOIS.
First Mortgage Seven per Cent Gold Bonds. In.
terest payable JAN and july !. at New-YoIk. Lon.
dom or Frankfort-On-the-Aiain.
Bonds will be registered if desired. This road is
125 miles in length extending from Jacksonville To
Mount Vernon IL trayerses the richest portion Of
the State the most important roads and has
an enormous coal traffic For SALE at % and accrued
interest by GIBSON, CASANOVA X Co.,
No. 80 Exchange-place New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BONDs-Coupon on
Registered. interest per cent. guaranteed by ths
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY. Capital Sl'nogN
For sale nj the Office of the Company No. 20 Cedar
st. NY JONATHAN EDWARDS. President.
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Merehsnts' Bank
2OO....h.c.l2S y
Union Pacihc
rocK DEpARrMENr-12l P. NJ.

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT-12! p. NJ.
4OOOUsJ2OC '6jn 24lljl2 10000 Us 500 R. 81 be- 1902
5000 q 5-2O Co. 67.1lGis 7OOO.........2A ...1lG4
5000 $50 %, 6s2la llGA 1000 Is, ~, 81 ~
10000 Gs Cur.2A ..1l27s III 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16

The days business at the L. S. Sub-Treasury COW
cred:
Guild recent. m 1866 OO4 90 Currency oaymts s9l35S8 %
Gold paymen 2tG7lT II Currenr bsluce. 30 3J6j77 80
Gold 271 6Si % JJsOOO 90
Currency receipts. Alb 2OJ 20
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In the Southern State bonds most Of the list was
nominal. Tennessees sold at 81, Virginia COnsols at
5l plain Missouri Is at 92 and the st. Joseph issue
ot on Tho foIioHvinU ara thp htds.
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Gotels.
Sales bp Aurtlon
DO Ubom II man Gontern

DO mhom II man Gontern
DOCK on STRUCTURE, Fistula, Piles, Impo-
Denoe ofhe Organs BY HENRY DANIELS
N. D., 144 LeIingtoaAve. hailed for % eenti
WANTED.--If Major SWARTZ or Lieut.
BIGGS Of the 4th n u Cavalry will send their address the
subscriber they will confer favor wounded soldier Of their
help him pension. Address ISAAC CAMPBELL
Farmer Village, SeDeca Co., NJ. Y.
L ETTERS, LETTERS, LETTERS. 81,
II written literary articles furnished pub
shers Individuals Lessons in whiting plaza and pior read
nGs dramatic reading Shakespsrein ressons muI drawing and
athe studies to tia highest English branches
Prices Soc Soc ST. $40 aud upwards but there will be reduction
anteduvan who have learned her worth MISS W.
34S hast Seveneentl-st. StuyveEsntsquare.
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BONDs AT A BARGAIN.

DONUS AT A DATNAINs
MoSrCLAIR RAILWAY BONDS,
guaranteed by the Midland Railway for sale at 80
JAMESON. SMITH & CorrING II Broad-st-
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoBK. Monday. Sept. Is. 1873

NEw-YoBK. Monday. Sept. is. 1873.
There was large attendance at the Ex-
rhanpe This morning. but no public transactions were
made.
Mr. johnson, jr, sells. tomorrow, some very desr-
able lots at Yonkers well located in the best portion Of
the town. large number of tickets have been taken
for this SALE aud attendance of dealers in
terested in westchester property will be present.
The following sale announced 10 take place at the
Exchange tomorrow;
Tuesday,, Spt l6-Bv r. y H1rsei.
Legal sale Onhuni cyenht uorh side 2SO iee
east of Thrave, 2JIyalL
BUILDING TIoN pEPARrvESr ~ b'A
INGS wEGg ENDISa SATURDAY. sEPT IL, 1870
WALTER W. ADAMS. Superintendent
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BROOKLYN Real estate for Sale.

BARGAINS IN BROOKLYN.-ElegantB Brown
I'D HOUSES all Improvements imedaie possession @J1O0
upwards U H. OLllbft NO. l IsIA-gllee =
DROOKLYN HOUSES, in excellent neigh
ID b0r6o0 SALE II pes and terms % suit al purchasers
kULAED WHITING, Beeimanst
Unwilling HOUSES for SALE.-No. 43
" Wilow-st No. 20 Crsnberry-st No 81 Hiets.st
GEO 3. DUTToS, n PsrL-plsee
TT0R SALE ON BROOKLYN HIGHTS-The
II h,sstory BRICK HOUSE. SO BiHowE complete
I5sly 70 vi CKoPP JAMES. sontssue.st. BIoollyn
NOR SALE, on EASY TERMS--L0TS Nos.
"a "a A. Reuyent b0riO0 and So. 20 a. and "a Montague
1p.Io6 Hou AMI store I02 PaeapDesL, 27I60 House
~ IFS Wosshby No l97 Wllo1gesy.sti Hessss Nos
81 81 ,se 5S K1ssaasL GORDON FORD Va csiEst, Boolyn
NOR SAIE-A three-story and basement,
II hei ADD brown bb stOeP HOUSE, bi eis all improve
800. "a .cnped Qeaving the city, terms 10
a Aoo, 10 Eo PsTloT Carpets Fartare and Fer OAases
for sale
DR0SPE1yT PARK PLAZA LOTS for SALE,
On yery AL tsrus GORDON a. FORD. " CsIksa' B00tVA
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Gountrp Dropertp TO fet.


THO RENT or for SALE on small payments,
Il low good tepSnt-l2-room COTTAGE RESIDENCE aud
grounds 40 minutes from down by comfortable travel Summer
and heater.
laid lawn shade and garden large and small fruit
low and late trains; stable and carpets
py Elizabeth o. j. g. r. r. Depot address OWNER p o.
Boz 1874, Elizabeth. n. }.
ITO LEASE, furnished or unfinished, for
Il SALE EXCHANGE, for property leash wsntedMag
RESIDENCE JERSEY CITY Nights; MsnSari roof
and 16 s modern improve
IL in lawn; vegetable garden fruit shubbrY &c;
stable heDnery neghborhood by
steam cans Address JAMES SMELLING Box 1865 PostOce
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UNIV W TTN"N WIZ
PrrKR Il. JAcKsOz. Chief Of Buresu.
s.srn T. wfB7TEE' CL7ef d bureau

ne examination made Of gh hraier,, VII; boo
w,rs Union SQUARE, Brsuts Nbl0s broadway, the O"nEc
~ Tbs Commune and Violations o Law we're ioanl therein I'm
-, sterafou. have made in Augutn Days broao"a'
tcr ebr egress heTefn has been rendered SAFE ana 10y.
- ou.l ogebuss each have been mde o tlt
v ~ connecting irec.y with tie balcony aud prqee
m ,be Il ths sflrdrg egrs from the entire auditorium D hse
-, ,.r. rfr mo addition g. winch the see
i have ecn OF ohsuctous ana me large se "hoNs
go ,sb n H. event Of auditorium mas no" DC
empuet t.-su. 1890 b.eb een
stftnsy turc against accidents by improved Lne anu ~
Z, tle rear rldcI essf, All ADDITIONAL opening M NV
~ av Increasing facilities ior egrcss so nt 'ne vn'e
mi ,r1n and sage may be empucd Within SIX minutes
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OHal examination of thirteen Public sehoohoa'e nave pc
sr no vl or. reported. the Necessary repairs olte.
competed them, and are IN progress "a 'he 'i ~
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.... 6tationerp.
FRANCIS g. LOU TREL, 45 Maiden-lane,
supply at pnce Blank Books Stationery. Printing and
lAthographie work. Orden solicited -
GLOTE g. JAMES, STATIONERS, PRINT
- hrs and BLASK-BO0K MANUFACTURERS No 80 FutOssL
ACCOUNT BOOKS made 10 pattern. Orders solicited
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Hlarble ano slate fflaniels.

HIarble aiI0 bI1te HldnifIs.
A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
~ ZIHG WORKS 1874 and 1856 Bs Bghteentst Marble AMI
AsIbeIed Asn Thing Marble Counter MonuRsR a. pnees that
deiy eompeuEon- Marble turning Or the trade.
STEWART's Slate Mantes, Marble and Wood
- hante Rich and elegant designs the lowest 22O and 222
West TwentY.thirdst. between Seventh aud BigbhsyeS
THE PENRIIYN SLATE CO. have removed
10 their weroonL UnonsqusTe Fourhve, and Seven.
eeEihst and oaerng large of MANTBLS, GRATIS
de- CONFUSING May elegant unique designs pnes Challenging
competition.
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Real estate TO Grrhanse

DASH and ELIZABETH LOTS free and
" clear Tor HOUSE up town. New York -
rutland & WHITING. 3 Beekmsn-st
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OTt nrver have made % the Washington Hotel Al fourlh
- ~ Hotel Iwenueth-st ana broad
- be We Side ho,c fnceltht aud SKL-ayc ana the nv
Gvee Hotel fatr-thris ami f1ave End no VIOLATIONS Of
- rrt n either The filth Avenue Hotel reported
- hy p~vtI W Oh appliance for safety ehl my
,ast Ire In compliance vh the law survey o. me laleI
@ corner oi shs ami Broadway, DISCLOSED he snse coA-
ILL., H. stbr Nall thereof and upon ce tbe owner at once
proceeded safe AMI secure tSe necessary "OA s
Inn
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SHKKIYT's OFFICE NEW CoURrHoust
CRY AND COUNTY hHw-ioRK August ], 1919
certify the foregoing be Of the
by me this day from the Secretary Of Stale '
MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN.
Sssgf Of the CITY and County Of n ey. fo,t
Publishers Of newspapers notified this advert
uneSs specially authorized Of ISG1
MATTHEW r. BRENNAN sledd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-27
LOUISIANA.

C0lorcd Republicans Putting Them
selves Right Upon the Record "A
Wall Over Pinchback and Ray and q
Cry for Spoils.
NEW ORLEANS, March 49, 1873.
large meeting OF prominent colored republic
cans was held last night at st. James chapel.
Messrs. Antoine. Ingrahsp,, Brown, Barber, Des-
lande, Gair, Allan, Hebert, Quinn, Radriquez and
others participated A series Of resolutions were
adopted. The first, second and third endorse
Judge DurrcIl, w. II. Hunt. Deckwith, Billings,
Senator Mortsn the Kellogg State government and
compliment President Grant for his devotion to
republican principles.
The following resolutions are given In ertenSo:-
Resolved, We declare our unfaltering devotion to the
s .@f % ns a o
hopes disappOnted in delegation who
sssSsSsagss: We Issosnizs IL the Hon, F.,
Ss q S Pae e II
dasiry ana lust
point 10 him WIN pride As one II the rev mem6eis Of
ton and who represents ncy delights do
nss sasf It nss% e ssss1S
y 81 ss ssa e
and ss t S h
and should this Injustice be perPetrated BY
impossible, under popular revuson on the one hand
ration by the opponents the other to
the fealy OF the of our people TO the
republican party in the future The exclusion by the
Louisiana Congressional delegation OF Governor Pinch
back and the Hon Jshn Ray recognized leaders OF
republican party and its noted element of strength
from consultation in dispensing federal patronage in
Louisiana was an offensive u.s. which calls
unqualified condemnation, and than demonstrates
that our confidence was misplaced -
Eghth-1n New Orleans alone there is an intelligent
and population Of color exceeding In votes the
entire white republican strength throughout the state
where repqblicapism Is lnquestoned and unquestion-
sentative men in the dspensaton Of patronage at least
whom with party is bounded by official prospects.
Ninh-We have just cause to grievously complain Of
summary from federal position since the
ton, reliable and efficient coored men upon charges
of incompetency, after protracted and satisfactory
vice without any complaint In our theory Of govern
ment the Legislature Is supreme, and all ATTEMPTS of
any department to impair its integrity, reflect
upon Its character assume Its prerogatves or compro
mise out of office through undue or improper inuence
represe natives duly elected justly aarms u.s. The
alleged conduct Of persons who were elected by the
designations in other hands subject 70 individual caprice
the greatest suspicion and demands thorough
investigation by their respective constituencies
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THE HEGGI POISONING CASE.
The Prisoner Acquitted OF the Charge
Made Against Him.

The Prisoner Acquitted OF the Charges
Made Against Him.
The Jury in the Heggi case, Of which q full re-
port will be found elsewhere. agreed ON verdict
at halfpast twelve this morning.
When the Recorder left the court room in the
evening he had said that II the jury agreed on o
verdict by ten O'Clock he should be called down,
otherwise not. At about hali-past ten the jury
announced that they had agreed upon a ver-
dict. The court officers decided to send for the
Recorder, and accordingly messenger was des-
patched to his residence in Park avenue. In
the meantime the deputy sherifrs went to the
Tombs and aroused Hegg and brought him once
more to the Court. He arrived there at about
amid crowd Of court officers deputy sherirs and
reporters, who cracked jokes around him as
II the fate Of human being were not
twelve the Recorders carriage arrived at the
Chambers street entrance OF the Court House,
the Judge himself having been aroused from his
bed He took his seat on the bench, to the relief OF
every one, including the prisoner and jury. HegRi
was alone, his wife having left the court room
when 1t was supposed that the jury had been
locked up for the night. The Clerk Of the Court
called the jurors, and each one answered to his
name
the prisoner was ordered to stand up.
Have you agreed upon verdict ?" asked the
ave have,n answered the foreman.
There was q moment Of fearful expectancy.
"Do you ind the prisoner at the bar guilty or not
There was rustic In the court room, and an ex-
preston of terrible anxiety overspread Heggrs
heavy countenance.
"N0t guiltyp
1t was relief TO every one. Heggi turned to his
counsel, Mr.. Howe, who had been sitting by him,
and grasped him by the hand. Then the people
poured out OF the court room, Heggi Tree
man. The HERALD reporter spoke with him
moment. He said he had been In prison
He added that he never had although OF poisoning
Siegfred. but that even more than for his own be-
ration he felt glad for his wife and children. The
reporter spoke to eight Of the jurymen, all Of whom
said that they had agreed not to give any mixing
Of the course OF their dellb CREATIONS.
Ten minutes after the verdict was rendered the
Court House was deserted. Thus ended one Of the
most extraordinary though not sensational cases
lpN courta,
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March 20, 1873.
Another effort to defeat the government was
made in the House OF Commons this afternoon
Upon the passage Of the second reading Of the
Burial bill. The attempt, however, proved un-
successful and the second reading was carried
by vote Of $50 against 217.
THE PREMIER ON THE EDUCATIONAL POLICY AND
CABINET POSITION.
4 grand banquet was given at the Mansion
House tonight by the Lord Mayor. Two hundred
guests were present, including the Mayors Of a
number OF English towns, members Of the Cabinet
pnd the foreign Ambassadors at London.
Mr. Gladstone, In some remarks made in reply to
b toast, said the Ministry had had a fall and re-
eovery and were ashamed OF neither. Though
they had failed to give Ireland a national uni
yersity. history would prove that the principle
indestructible.
DISCOUNT ADVANCED.
The rate Of discount Of the Bank of England has
advanced u per cent and is now per cent.
AGRICULTURIsTs ENGRAVING TO AMERICA
The steamship City OF Bristol, which sailed from
liverpool yesterday for New York. took out one
Hundred. farmers who intend settling in Minnesota,
On the line of the Northern Pacific Railway.
FROM THE ALTAR TO THE ATLANTIC.
Mr. Frederick Vokes, the actor, was married in
mis- city to-day to Miss Bella Moore, actress The
Jokes family is about to sail from this country for
lie United States.
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WASHINGTON March &c. 1873.
The following has been received here
VAN BRHMEr's RANuH !
MoD0C COUNTRY. March "A, 1873
Colonel W. ID. WHiPPLs, Adjutant General Head
quarters OF the Army. Washington
Accompanied by Colonel 0iIlen, had an unsatis-
factory interview with Captain Jack yesterday
afternoon In the neighborhood OF his camp. The
result confirmed the impression previously re-
ported, that the war faction Ia still predominant
Captain Jacks demeanor IL that Of man under
duress, and afraid to exhibit his real feelings
Important questions were evaded or not answered
at all.
The substance OF Gil that could be elected from
him was that he did not want to fight; that the
lava beds was a bad place, and that he wanted to
go to his home on Lost River. He wanted all OF
the soldiers moved out OF the country nanybody
wanted to talk to him they must come to
the camp, and II anything was to be
done for him 1t must be done there.
The meeting of yesterday was in part accidental,
as had not intended to communicate with Cap
tain Jack until the troops were In their new posi-
tiops; but the conference was invited by tie In
dams and was accepted. As first arranged, Captain
Jack and Schonchin John. the second chief, were
to have met Colonel Gillem and myself but when
we reached the place we found that the war faction
had substituted their leader for Schonchin, doubt
for the purpose Of watching Captain Jack and
seeing that he did not commit himself to their
prejudice
The troops are now moving into their positions.
and when they have reached them communica-
ton may again be opened with the Modocs with
the hopes Of better results. ED. r. CANDY,
Brigader General Commanding.
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ARKANSAS.

Racy Times i'm the Legislative Hnl1s-A
CoIored Gemman Called Who Knows
Himself.
LITTLE Rock. Ark, March 20, 1873.
In the House to-day the following incident oc-
curred:-
Mr.. Kurdish (colored) called up 1.-The bill to create
the county OF Coolidge.
The Chair stated that the bill needed engross-
ing.
Mr.. FURBIsH-Then, with the consent OF the
House, will withdraw the G. d bill.
Mr.. MILLER-I move that the language be taken
down and that the member be expelled.
Mr.. FURBrsH--I wish the whole c. d
Legislature
The CHArR-Mr. Kurdish will come to the bar OF
the House.
Mr.. FURBTsH-I will be glad to be expelled, and
never want my name used in connection with this
c. d Legislature again.
The representative walked forward to the bar Of
the House, when a motion to adjourn was made
and carried.