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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-26
N%eui9fetten.

Berlin, %. Mpril. Die beutf&eMbmt.
raltt6t iberret9te bem @et@stas etne Note,
tn 1selder, ausorddlia seiast wtrb, bas fort
an bic S&tfe fur bic beutfGe Martne In
Deuti&tunb f.lbf ssbaut .perbsn uaH.n.
Golsenbe S&ife fonen bis gum Sabr
1882 sebaut perbea:
Dret ::lYan3er' 8orpetten bret fleine.e
Yanaerf&ife; bret ~sepanserte 8a1terten
bier S9rauben. &orpetten nier Mnifos ;
fanf srose unb 10 tletne Gorpsoobuute I'M
@anaen 40 S&ife.
@tr entnetmer ben pfieteaen Dpfuuaen.
ten, psl&e benz &ei&stas porselest wurben,
fclsenbe Data In Be3us auf bic beutide ar'
NEE fars Sabr 1874: Das aftipe Milttdr
utrb I'M @an3en 1908 0if,tere; 4ol,659
unteroffaiere, @emetne unb Multsr 1879
M'litdrar3te, 6Sl 3ablmeifer; 6O4 Stier'
arste. $50 @asenl&mteoe. SO @attler unb
S6,l5S Sferbe 3dblen. Die Rssteruns pirb
ibre beionbere Mufmerfiamfett ben Gabetten'
ldulea ;u ~enben ; bic @efammtan3abl Der
eaoettsn betrdst 1900. Die Don Der &e.
steruns ~serlanete Summe betrdst $685.
100 Gbaler.
Belgrade. 20. aprtl. aarfiiae Ta.
NATTER batten In gosnisn f9 3u etnsm
Complete perf&pcren, beftn3wed In ut4ts
~ertnserem befaub, als In elmer a1serast-
men NtebermeseIuns Der Gtrt.
tter. uabrenb bes Oeferfefes. Das Com
plot purbe Der Resteruns Ssrratben, tpel&e
fofcrt untlttdrtf9e Nabreseln traf, I'm, ben
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-26
Smldnoii@e Na9ri4tem.
& r6Ii6e 8.

Der &eibc Sonuta8. bieier alien 8atbo'
liten unb ~bsionrers Der lieten Suseno un'
pcrsebli@e Teftas. broAte abermals feline
neutrality-suspicious. Grinuerunsen. Nidt UNI
blcbs Iui;itluns duserer Geremunieu oesr
sine Sef&retbuns Der Mustattuns gu ssbsn,
tn wslaer bic S&ultinper parabtrten, brin'
gen mir biele &otia fonpern neil bereeisr tn
istnem eisenen Snnern einen, wie aus psiter
Terne iaa1enben Ra@tlans BON ffuberen.
slldli&en Tasen neu ans.rest fnbst. User
benft nidt teim @nblife Der in fsterltder
SeelsnRimmuns in bic Stride steesneen Su'
senb an Zen ndmlt2en Sag fetner Suseno {
9cGm. @eneral. @iear P. Clemens Staub
eelebrirte aud tisies Sabr bas 9oaamt unb
uabw ben gum Slide bes Germ ssbenbsn
&int:rn ras Saufsslitts ab. unb pabrsnb
tielelben Yaarpsiie fia benz Mltare nattsn.
trua Der airdantor sire &eibe ieiner itHn,
ten @eidnse Dor, in berrli4er &bwehsluns
rpn Duett uno GbOreu.
:3un Sdlu7e belt bo6w. P. Gbertarc
@abr bic SeRpretist lber tie Bctihaft
bss 9eiIantes IN bic Sanser: Der Srisoe
fei nit Gu4 Den mddtisen Ginbrud gu
ih'lrern. welden Der idpn in frubersn So
gen Der @emeinoe liet sewproene @ritfez
auf bteielbe ma6te, mare persetlide Mlbe,
gang ~belonbers ais rerfelte iih an bic Sin.
rer unb tann aud an bic GrwaAienen rpen'
rete unb i9neu Naen lie trbs 9sbeutuns
Der Stunee rpr lteute.
Beim Muhn1ittaas 8ottesbienle belt
tchw. P. @ntpn Gasler nod cine fpsete1e
Mnipra6e at bic Grt communicated, I'm
tenfelbsn bic @ihtiafsit tes bsitiaen @ctes
nod .beicnbers ans @ers ;u lessn.
9odm P. alerirs Goslbrad. @rditsnt
hes ct. Sctn's Grdssiums gu ct. Soiept,
In Stearns Co., 1T nit feinen .309linsen
aus ct. Yaul unb umsessno, ,pelbe bic
Sfer3eit BEL ben Sbrtsen subradten, wieber
an ben @auptp1as isiner Sbdtisfeit suridss.
febrt, na6bsm CT pdbrenb btr tej9rerltden
Ofersett Nusbilfe in Der Seeliorse Der Ma
TIA 6immelfabrt'&t rhe seleiaet bate.
ct. Banl. Sa Der btfa6Ftaen &eltens
mar uortse @o6e Der @eneral . 8tear pom
Gan Diemens 9ane, to@w. %. Dunne, Elm
8erwanbter uniers 9rn. Bif4sfs, auf Be.
tuh. Hep. Dunno TT fdon felt sweiuno.
rreibts Sabren ais MifTpndr BET ben @il.
ben in Sasmanten unb febrte foeben ppn
elmer Netie In fem beimatlt4es Sr1anb unp
na6 3om ;urld, I'm. R4 spteper au benz
fsrnen &reiie feiner oppfoliiden 5bdtisteit
5u bs9eten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-26

@al,maan, nit ben YrofeHoren bes @smt'
nartums, Iowie bic todw. 9erren &rout.
bauer, 6lef& unb Elm &apu3tner'Sa ter lei'
feten bereitminisa Musbilfe In Spenbuns
les @atramentss Der Bube.-Gs uaren bies
Sage rrabrer @eiaeserneue:uns jur warbt'
gen Sferfeier.
Der 9srr erfanb In Der Etat 3u einem
neusn eeben oes Settles in cen 4er,en Don
1auienben. P. @entneer stna na@ Yenia'
cola. in benz fernen Staate Tlorioa, ab, UNI
bafelbR bic Datilon am rueiben Sunntas su
Beginner.
Rene Sii@0fe. Der ". @ater bat ben
to&m. &bmtntfratpr Scarf Spbann @esbers
gum 8iltof son Der @aneuupers.Snfel i'm
duserfen 9srewsRen, CUR &tr&en'Yrosins
Oregon sebSrts. srnannt; besslei&en aud
ben to6w. Gpuarb Sabre pom Nsntreal
gum @stbbifaof tss 9rn. 8ti&of 8oursst
Don @ontreal, Of.ganatu.
&anias. SIN apoRpliaen gieartat &an'
ias peroen an pier Yldsen. bic nod tetne
l0jabrise @ef&iate %auf3uweiien baben, ia,
tbolifhe &ir6en sebaut: su Newtcn unb
Sstsemid Git9 in @arpsY Co.; 3u 6ut4tn'
ioa in &sno &c., unb au Great 8eno In
Barton g.. gu Wi6ita IN Sebsewit Co.,
murbe tar,li& etn presbYterianiides @ee'
tinstaus in Elm tathplildss @ptteseaus INT
semanbelt.
Dubuque. Die neulids Mtiiien Der Sc.
luitenpdter &a.lNdtter, Sdntpler unb 5ass
in Der 81. Marisn.&ir6t su Dubuque, So.
ma, ~ 70 ;atlret6 beiu4t unb pon einem
folhen gric1s beeleitet. tae 0e UNI cine
@ode perldneert wereen mubte. Sn ben
lesten Sasen Der III. Miiiion traf boAw. P.
y. Suter nod in Dubuque Elm unb ~letjtete
Musbulie.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-26

0alifornte's. Aus @aframento fdreitt
man: 81 tamen bier abermals srSsereyar.
tisen e%tn'panberer per Batn Don Often an,
wo Der lsste bittere norbtfae @inter
ptelen bas esben uerleibet BAT. Mm sorae
frisen Sage Fan. aber Elm She'll Der Gttne.
fen, beren @idfebr aus ben Sabaaat,n
mad a%bse1auftner GSntrattsett In sortser
Summer f4cn ansebeutet purbe. Mue ~.
famu,en fatten etwa 10 @assons.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-26
9aS Grtbebeir I'M Can Cal
Dabpr. .

panama, II. Mpttl. Die frlter NIT
aetnsilte Na6rt9t son benz Grbteben rpirb
nidt aletn betdtist, frnbern bur6 fdreds
liAe Grsda1unsen ser1drtt. tnoem bic o6ai>
&c 3sra0runs Der @aupt1aot roa Gan Sal.
pappr uno Der &utn elmer gepD!fsrung Don
riersis tauienO Msniasn Gin nur su ra9rss
GreisniS 1T.
Der erFs befttse Grbtcb puroe am 4.
Mdra @admittaas flint n9r SeripIrt, uno
bic Solse cssfelten beitanb TN Ginf1urSs pie.
Ter 6duier. Das Grbbebsn bauerte NIT Dfte
rem unterbre4unsen fort Bis am 10. slsI9en
@pnats, aIs uni swei l19r Mprsens Elm
fur&tbarer Stc6 bic game 5taSt seraprie.
G's Stdote S%oRopansp, S laparsp, Gan
St unb Garta SEGA littcn ale mctr
eber t~uentssr, absrbaurt jebs Ortf6aft i'm
llufrsife pom spansts Meilen. Bel BEN,
fcrtcauerncen Grpbeben batter lih bic met,
fen Seute ins Treie sefudtet, bod fhdst
man bic 3abl Der @etDeteten uno germun-
ceten imn,erbtn nod auf 500. Der gerluft
an Gtsentbum wirb auf Il Miaionen Dol.
lars sefadst.
Gin 8rtef bes g. q. 9erolb aus Can
@alnaSor pca1 "a. @dr3 fast : Rod timer
1T Der Bobsn'tn Bewesuns NIT fur3en l1n>
bredunsen. &uf Dem @ese Don Der @tabt
mad Geero 1ett man sroee Tur&en in Der
@ree, als ob bteielbe furslt9 ssFist uorbea
pdre, pabrenb an anberen SteQen antere
Sefaua8en anb &tfe ius8oben Sorfomnten.
~eosapanso unb Slapanso. 3wet bena&barte
D6rfer, Rnb sdn3lt& tn Rutnen. SIN ct
Marttn finp bic STRIDE unb cine Mn3a4l
8duier etnsefar3t, ndtrsnb Don bort BIS
gaiutpeque fat ale @sbdube jerf01t finb.
SIN can Salpabpr bletben nur 3uet @eb6u.
be, bas 9ptel bel glaque unb Der @este.
r%unsspalaf feben.
&ur3 mad btm erten StpBe brad Ieuer
In Der 8auptfabt aus. unb benz eneratlden
Ginsretfen bes yrdfbenten Der @epubltt 1T
IS 3u S%erbanten, bab nt&t btefss Clement
nod bas r1etrtse 3eraOrte, mas bas Grbbe.
Ben unbe,&dbtst selaFen bate. Diebe,
pel&e bic anbef&retbli@e @erwtrruna be
rusten. UNI au plinberR, wurbsn auf Befetl
bes TrafDenten tur,wss erf&oftn. Cine
Mense Bacterial lam gum Dteperaufbau
Der @tabt benust tuerben, bestalb rtrb Der
Rssierunssis nt&t ssrlsst, uni. bat bic Re.
benz golte erlaubt, it& auf trsene
stnen' unbefesten Got ntsber3ulaftn.
.San Mtsuel, Santa anna unb an.
bsrs Stdbte, bic Don benz llnslade per.
f%ont bltsbsn, fanbteu rstdltae !6tlfe In
@elo unb 2ebensmtttel.
Der "Saalo", elmer Der fisben I'M lmtretfe
BON 80 Reilen BON can @alpabor f9 be.
f'nbsneen gultane, 1T wtsoer in
abdttststt unb wtrft f%ortwdbrenb Sara.
frone aus, wel9e wdbrenb Der NaGt bic
gauge &aRe entlans R&tbar fnb. Die 81
fsiere bes n&etnbtsr" bert&teu, bas Snnere
Der Ser. @taaten Gonfulats fet Elm Erana'
n%aer9aufen, cbwobl bic M%ubenmauern bes'
felben Reten 9eblteben fnb. Btbble ber st.
fanbte BEL, Der. @taaten, entfau, nit fetner
flint &tnbern nut NIT fnapper Notb benz
Epbe. Derfelbe tlteb na&bent NOD amet
Sage In Der @tabt, udt,enb trel4er !3ett
nod timer let@te GrpfGee rerfpirt rurben.
I'm usan&en 9te1en befaut. Der Bcben fuS.
brette &tfe, wel@e fetr tief weren. Bet ie.
benz Stoet ~beeannen fdumtlt4e 8dtne al.
Ylase 81 frdten unb bte 1auben fcsen wtls
In Der luft uuater.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-26

Son Miltpanfce piro uber bic ilneffe
Mifion bes bodw. P. Weninser bert9tet
P. Weninser sab ioeben in Der belisen
ct. @a1as Stride cine srpDe Mi1iion.
@elbft weltliGe prutetantii4e gldtter, mie
Der "WisecnFn", sefeben, tas Is bic erfols.
rethfte Mificn mar, bic je tn iener 6tabt
9eseben wurbe.
Als bic Sanslinse bet&tetea, .uaren 3wDlf
Set9tuater Sonntas Nadmtttas Bis tisf In
hte Ra4t bsf&dftiset.
Das Grfrsult&ae iiberbaurt BEL bteier
Mil'oa mai Der anbrans Der mdnner unb
Sanslinse an ben 8eiGtaatlen. unb Der al.
ftr, NIT BEN fe bic geiiIon b~estnsen. Or.
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S9atapee, Mitan. 10. Ip.il. 1873.
Aus etuer &IcEer(Aule,

grlhrsde niht, aufsetl1rter 9eier, Iber
niaie Muflhrift. @ionoern lies bic fDlgeNeen
3tilen, uup eaan tpmmt hiA pislstht ielbl
bic SUIT an, opyt einen Seiu4 su MAIDEN.
8cr Y~renisen Sabreu baten bic 8enente-
timer SrpensiAmetern su G9afopss in berr>
liter Sage aui elmer An5obe, inter bsmNu>
men ct. Wertrub'5 Aeoeer,ie, cine Gr3ie.
t%uassanitatt flr Mdsden eyDFnet, auo isst
1T bielclbe tereits in erfctgreiAem Iufola>
pet unter Der 9aitun1 Der Sbsrlr SApeifer
21edtilpis. Gintse Nasa5sa S~enlissa, um
bse' 3u beerinoen.
Spblf Srbenelhpslern b~eipvsen ben I'm,
tervibt unb anbere Mnsslesenbsjten Der 9tn.
talt, bieien reiben fA neua Rpui3in.
rsr an, ba;u fomnen nod ;ebn Garbtoat!n>
men, welae IN ben Oroen auigencmmen 5u
,perben tpilniden. Die 3abl Der 3Dsltnse
i'm &lofer 1T iiber ~tlnf;is, bic 3abl aaer
@dbden, spelae bte Sdule befu9en, un8e.
fdbr bunbert, ba aud ausudrttee fon1raen.
l1nterriat in anen i3weisen metblider
8tlbuns ptrb erttet1t, foupbl tn ben Td&ern
fur bas proftti4e 2eben. als aud tn ben
f&6nen &unaen, tpie Muff, 2eidnen, fstnen
Stideret. unb Brpbier . Mrbetten u. {. +.
gerfafer btefer 3etlen Bate @elesentett, si~
ntse fur bic gerlooiuns beftmmte Mrbetten
3u leben, bic Dor G6ulfinbern febr fhGn
perfsrttet Inb uno benz 8sten In btefeu,
3wetse an bic Seite oefeat we!pen t0nnen.
Mebenbet ertnnere Id baran, bae bteie Or.
bensidweRern bel anbern AnldFeu an Ter
County Tair ben erten @reis fur folae Mr.
betten erbislten. @nfanss Stunt fnbet in
Der 8lofafaule bas Gran1en fat unb et.
men @enat ipdtsr bic eisentlt&e Grbtbitton.
SIN sertnser Gntfsrnuus ron Der Meabe.
mte 1T bas Don ben ndntliaen Drbensfape.
fern sesrlnbete @atfenbaus In 9ertinbuns
NIT elmer Tarm. 2ros bes furjen Befetens
fnb In BEN 3auie f&on et.ua bretets Stat.
fenfinber, bic unter Der Direction son@&ue-
fer @@olaatea ersosen .uerbeu. Das &C..
iunbe r,untsre @efen Der &letnen aeust Don
gutter 8etanb1uns unb YHsse unb Is 1T
nur au tulniden, bab aud @obltbdter In
uettersn &retftn ii9 fur bic nod an manden
Dtnsen Maneel leibenpe junse MnFalt in.
tere(iren mDdten. .
Den raflos ttdtisen Srbensf9mefern
,panld,en mir ben tefen Griols.
Gin Befu4sr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-26

8e1Gnetoen Went an etnem9auut
pSer @enrdud Elm 3meis In To1se su lape>
rem SEnses Dber anberer llria9s at9ebrp4en
TT, fbneibet bic @unoe bidt am Stamm
etatt uno u,aht einen Nnifrt9 ron Sheaad'
SirniB pfer Sslfarbe raruber.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
ASSEMBLY.

The House met at 1880 p. IN. Col. Dekay,
the private & ma hanqe1 ID aT axe
widening and Improving OF one m iy
his approval. His objections that 1t was of
those acts OF special legislation which the Legislature
s6oud abstain from Besides II took from the town Off
GERS duties which they most capable OF performing
and put them in the hands OF commission. On motion
of c. g. CORNELL the bull was laid aside.
Mr ALBERGER moved 10 strike out the frat section OF
the bill, TO facilitate settlement between Ezra Cornell
and the relation to the location and sale Of col
leee land SCRIP in order 70 draw out an explanation Of
the bill. 49, ,,,, ,,., -
simply TO secure settlement between Ezra Cornell the
founder Cornell University and the state with refer
ence to the sale Of the college lands granted TINS State
MT MCGUIRE attacked this bill yehepently and pro-
ceeded TO give the entire history Of the matter In the
rs place Conges had passed law giving TO this State
The ayais OF about 100000 acres Of land such avas
Youth Of the State in agriculture and mechanical
Mr. Cornell secured the position OF attending to the sale
Of ts that "nS o5y S1S sS S hs9 been Received when
IL was expected that there would be realized some
ii''S In SSe hands Of the Controller some 10000
in securities which he wished TO withdraw and su6st
tte n their place all sorts OF securities which he had
received and contracts which be had made, This,
M Mcclure claimed, was In direct violation
SI ats tne sSonid be In United states stocks State
land other good and sound State securities now
be worth IRON go 800 per acre. and yet MT Cor
Ge lad organized company, known as an a. Assocauoh
to turn over this a1d at Is per but that association
did not succeed and Mr. Cornell then SOLD the land 10
| a man named McGraw for 81 50.
| Mr.. MCGUIRE spoke for hour and hall IN Eml-
lar strain maintaining that II was the duty VI this Leg
| islature 10 reject this bill.
Mr.. Hustled replied in defense OF MI Cornell, SAYING
that ReDtlemans were too we'll known ana Too
highly appreciated 70 be destroyed by any personal al
tack upon him such bad been listened 20
Mr.. MCGUIRE said il would not 10 for the gentleman
from Westchester 10 present the high position and rep
tation Of Mr.. Cornell here in advocacy OF TINS Dill MT
Cornell should not he maintained be allowed 10 man
age the affair without restrictions simply because he has
| always held high position We have seen SAID Mr
| MCGUIRE, men In full as high positions fall -,
The Committee then aud reported progress on tht
BILL and at 1915 the House adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
THE POLICE JUSTICES.

Canvassing for the position Of Police Justices
ia lust now very brisk and enlyenng. The Council Of
Political Reform claims the patronage on the ground OF
an agreement between Thomas Murphy OF the Custom
house. Dexter A. Hawkins and W. b. Beers OF the
Council made before the election last FALL but the
Mayor ia not Just redeeming many Of Mr.. Mmphys
pledges the prospects Of the last named gentlemen
look gloomy!
The only one Of the present Justices who has any
chance for denomination, excepting perhaps Judge
Hogan the Hon. Joseph Bowling, facetiously known
as "the Spartan Judge with the long memory" He is
known in all the prisons OF the State remarkable for
remembering the faces Of criminals whom he has not
seen for years. and Of those whom he never saw
His manner the bench is so foroble that
his mere accusation frequently compes men 70
acknowledge crimes they never committed HIS
chances Of renomn alton apparently 30 GOOD tha'
several prominent officials. and number OF citizens i
teresed In the proper administration OF justice have re-
taned John d. Townsend 70 appear before tho mayor In
argument against Judge DowlinRs reappon'mens 70
ofice. Mr. Townsend the principal prosecutor OF
Judge CardoEo and much OF the evidence against that
Official collected Dy him, and not yet made puoic Is
said 20 affect Judge Dowling Ia some wav s connected
with the Issuing OF babeas corpus writs
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
FRENCH POLITICS.

ELECTION or A BoNAPARTIsT AT ROCHELLE-DIsA-
GREEMENT IN THE CABINET OVER THE NEW
ELECTORAL BILL
PARIS, Monday, May H. 1873.
The supplemental election in Rochelle, yes
terday resulted in the return Of a Bonapartist to the
National Assembly.
serious disagreement has arisen in the Cabinet over
the Electoral bill which is being prepared for sub
mission to the Assembly NJ Jules Simon and the Count
de Remusat are against any change in the present
electoral system NJ Leon Say is in favor OF the new BILL
NM Goulard and Dufaure insist that two years domi-
Gle be made a condition Of voting.
Charges OF bribery made in connection with the
election yesterday, at Rochelle and the seat Of the
member elect will be contested.
NJ Arthur Ranc, the Radical candidate, was yester-
oay elected by overwhelming majority to the Assem-
bly, from Lyons He Director OF the General Safety
under the administration Of NJ. Gambetta, and subse-
Quently became member Of the Commune, from which
he resigned the publication Of the decree for the
oatiOn Of the hostages.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
THE LOUISIANA STRIFE.

PRESIDENT GRANT DEFINES nIs ATTITUDE.
WASHINGTON, May 12-Much having recent
" been said concerning the present and prospective
action OF the President in the troubles OF Louisiana
may be stated that the President has received no tele
gram from Gov. Kellogg since last Friday when the
condition OF affairs was represented as somewhat i'm
proved. While there is doubt that the President
would intervene protect the State from domestic vo-
ence should the Governor make application TO him for
that purpose and provided facts should warrant the
proceeding It is nevertheless the hope OF the President
as he expressed himself friend tonight that all dis
turbances would soon and that no such con-
tngency as that contemplated by the Constitution would
occur but II 1t unfortunately should he would take care
to act clearly within the limit Of the Constitution and
the aws-heretofore he had merely sustained the de-
cisions OF the courts.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
THE POLARIS EXPEDITION.

ARRIVAL OF THE RESCUED AT ST. JOHNS, N. I'm
TEREsING DETAILS OF CAPT. HALLS LAST HOURS
TERRIBLE SUFFERING OF THE TYSON PARTY
ST. JOHNS N. f., May 12-lntense excitement
prevails here owing TO the landing of the Tyson
party this afternoon. Tyson and Meyers remained
on board until they supplied with clothing by
the American Consul. All look well and are
in good health and spirits. Capt Hall died Is
DAYS after returning from the first expedition, He
was paralyzed three days before his death, and
gradually sank, dying at 1895 a. M Meyers says he
never gave up hope of being rescued, but never
wants to get into so tight again. The party
never could have reached here but for the Esqui-
maux. Meyers makes the following statement:
Capt. Hall returned from a sedge expedition Oct
a. and was taken i'll the night. The next morn
ing he found the left side Of his body paralyzed lie
remained that condition for three days, when he got
better In few days he reapsed and became delrious
and 80 continued until the morning Of Nov. 8,
when he died When the party separated from the ship
It was quite dark and the darkness continued for over
two months with but couple OF hours' light daily We
ged well long had snow house TO shelter
but had TO take to the boat and get on another
ice field which was too small for house, and we were
only kept by swallowing seal fats and blood and
burning fat in pans, the last OF which also
served signal light at night. We suffered most
since April On the night Of the 22d Of April the sea
washed over the pan ice with great force The
and children were under the boat while the men were
outside trying to keep the boat from being washed
away Some of the men were washed of several times
After being rescued their feet and hands sweled. and
sickness set I'M but they recovered and now almost
entirely wel
Tyson thinks that the party with the Polaris may
get home even should the vessel be destroyed All
on board the Polaris were well. The statements
published some months since respecting relics of the
ha,,, mt
There has been no means of communicating since
the return of the Congress in 1871 He has notes of
his adventures since he left the Polaris but viii not
publish them now.
BRINGING HOME THE Survivors.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Secretary OF
the Navy has teeraphed to the United States Consul al
St. Johns to inform the Department as to the best means
Of bringing the survivors OF the Polas TO this city, IL
no other conveyance is presented the Government will
dispatch a 10 Bay Roberts for that purpose.
RELIEF FOR THE FAMILY oP CAPT. HALL.
CINCINNATI May IA movement TO raise
money for the family Of Capt Hall has been commenced
here with Miles Greenwood as treasurer OF the fund.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
WASHING TON.

JUDGE PIERREPoNT OFFERED THE RUSSIAN MISSION.
WASHINGTON, May 12.-The appointment OF
Minister 10 Russia has been rendered to Judge Pierre
mont OF New-York in place Of Mr.. Orr deceased. The
acceptapce has not yet been signed II is uncertain
when successor DeLoDg Minister to Japan VIII De
indicated.
NEW INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTORS AND INDIAN
AGENTS APPOINTED,
WASHINGTON. May 12.-The following ap-
pontments Of Internal Revenue Collectors were decided
upon to-day: Wm. b. Elliott for the First District OF
pennsylvania; John A. Henry, Tenth District, New.
York. Beni Devoe, Tventy-sixth District, New-York'
Jobn r. Hooker Nineteenth District, Eew-York; Eu-
Sene w Ferris First District, South Carolina In the
Fifth Indiana District, the present Collector william
Grose, is to be retained.
The President today appointed Julian Neville Re-
ceiye of Public Moneys for the district OF lands subject
IN sale at Orleans; Harry Lott OF Louisiana Regis
ter OF Land Office. NewOrleans; Il. W Hendersoh OF
Wisconsin, Agent for the ArappaTa Indians OF LAKE
AGENT for the Pueblo Indians New xco; Williamson
ID Crotbers Indian Agent for the indians OF ADeqmn
Agency, New Mexico; Joseph A. LEONARD Oh ManE5oa a
Register Of Land-0ffice at Jackson, MINI; william
McMicken OF Washington Territory to be surveyor
General OF the United States for Washington Territory
Josiah Earle OF California 70 be Register OF LandOnee
at Indepeudence, Cal. Ebenezer douglass OF bnOde
Island Agent for the Chippewas ot Minnesota
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON, Monday, May IL. 1878.
n r Camp has begun a suit for $4,000 against THE
TRRusp for alleged libel article headed Frauds
and Free Passes, published some months ago.
The American and British Claims Commission have
adjourned 10 meet at Newport t. on the Sd OF june
They take with them 40 nadjudcated cases, having
thus far disposed OF 367 cases
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
FOREIGN NOTES.

The Japanese Embassy has arrived at Rome
The Obserrer's statement that Parliament
VIII be dissolved early next year is semi0ically con-
6adicted.
A Russian rOn-clad is building in the dock
yards at Eiehoayer the Black Sea, and will be com
plsted this Summer.
II is stated in Bombay that Admiral Cum
ming has been ordered to proceed TO Zanzibar imme-
aiately with all his available naval force and there
sWait orders from the Home Government.
The Atlantic disaster inquiry was resumed
A Liverpool yesterday. The Government Surveyor
ssined thai he inspected the steamships bunkers be-
Iore she sailed from Liverpool and IN his opinion the
supply Of coal on board sufficient for the voyage
The South American mail steamer Boyne
has arrived at Lisbon, bringing dates OF the 2sd ut
from RIO de Janeiro The Brazilian Chambers had been
Rr0Togued until May q A Liberal Deputy had been
elected 10 Congress from Rio in consequence Of division
- the Conservative ranks. senOr Mana having been
most unanimously condemned by his consfitnens for
sA tergiversatons, had resigned his Congress
Divine service. after the form % the Church