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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-07
MR.. PRICES LETTER.

FORTRESS LA CABANA,
CALABoosE No. so, May 80, 1873.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT -
DEAR SIR-The account Of my arbitrary
arrest and Imprisonment and the treatment
have received at the hands of my jailers shall
be given to the public when I am freed from
the walls that encompass me at present.
TEN DAYS IN PRrsoN-No CHARGE MADE.
that, after ten days of close confinement the
first six of which l was incommunicado, am;
still unaware of what 1 am accused or what
charges the authorities may be trumping up
to bring against me.
THE NEW SPANISH CRIME. )
l have strictly abstained from intermeddling
in the affairs of the contending parties ind
Cuba. If it is a crime (worse than criminaE
have / been treated) in the eyes of those whd
hold tho reigns of this misgoverned coun-
try to be correspondent of the HERALD I
must confess to the act. But have done no
wrong nor have offended against the laws Of
Spain or the special ones of this island. l cam
therefore imagine no cause for the proceedings
taken against me nor why the authorities in
CuDb SHoulu uepIiNe iuc Vi my uDeTty Ou0
single instant.
WHAT IMPRISONMENT MEANS IN CUBA.
Time wears heavily within the walls Of a.
prison, and solitary confinement in the damp
boueda of fortress is not productive Of good
health or strengthening to the constitution
For the past two days l have had the pleasure
of the companionship of my friend, Mr..
O'Kelly. This afternoon he was embarked
in the steamer for Spain. am again left to
myself, and not even allowed to take the slight
est exercise or a breath of air on the ramparts
of this fortress M
AN AMERICAN CITIZEN s APPEAL.
Ny unjustifable arrest, imprisonment and
treatment is sufficient cause to call forth q
protest from the people and press of the United
States. 1t is one more insult added to the
many already heaped upon Americans in
Cuba. was in the most pacific manner full
filing the duties which you entrusted to ma
when was dragged from my home, leaving
my family without protection, and thrown into
a prison without cause explanation.
WILL THE GOVERNMENT ACT?
/ beg you to interest the government Of the
United States, of which ! am citizen, in my
behalf, and that it may take prompt action for
my speedy release.
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
L. A. PRICE.
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THE YACHT AMERICA
Parties Negotiating with the Navy De.
partment for her Purchase.

BALTIMORE, June 6, 1873.
The invitation by the Navy Department OF
bids for the famous yacht America, now at the AN
napolis Naval Academy, has been responded to by
several offers to purchase her. +. L. MCGEE, OF
New York, has been in negotiation with the Depart
ment and has been making an examination Of the
vessel at Annapolis. 1t is also supposed that one
OF the objects Of the visit OF Commodore VOOrhs in
the yacht Tidal Wave to the Naval School, with q
large party of yachtsmen, was to commence pro-
ceedings Tor obtaining the America IL ls gener-
ally thought that she will soon be in the New York
Yacht Club.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-07

The Madeleine won the schooner prize without
allowance, the lder the schooner prize with time
allowance the Vision the sloop prize without al
lowance and the Oracle the sloop prize with allow
anCe.
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THE SUPPLY BILL.

The Lieutenant Governor and Speaker
Cornell Refuse to Sign This Document
Has II Been Tempered Whit
ALBANY, n. X, June 6, 1878.
Speaker Cornell and Lieutenant Governor Robin
son decline to sign the Supply bill on the ground
that there is cause to believe that the bill was tam
pered with after it left the hands of the Conference
Committee. Speaker Cornell has directed that the
bill be printed and submitted TO the members of
the Conference Committee for inspection. This
will take a long time. Meanwhile persons who are
in want Of their money will have TO wait.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-07
THE CASE OF MIR. PRICE.
An Appeal to the American Govern.
ment from His Dungeon.
TEN DAYS in PRISON-NO CHARGE MADE.
The New Crime Of Being Herald Correspond
ent on Spanish Soil.

The following letter from Mr.. Leopold A.
Price, dated in his dungeon on the tenth day
of his imprisonment, will explain itself Mr..
Price is still prisoner, so that three full weeks
have elapsed without the United States gov
eminent taking any decisive steps in his re-
gard, even to the extent Of demanding on what
charge he has been arrested, imprisoned and
foully treated -
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set OF large, white teeth, two OF which, having
TWO MURDERERs PART FOR THE LAST TINE.
The guards then took Off the prisoners irons and
at the same time pinioned his arms tightly, as also
This precauron was taken because he was
Just the man TO attempt TO iree MN.
strength, II he had made such an attempt he
would have given much trouble. While the irons
were being removed the prisoner made request
to see Henry Young, alias william, who Is charged
with having killed and robbed the cattle droyer,
Joseph Hahn OF London county, Va a few months
and Young was brought down from dungeon
cell, in which he has been confined since Wright
and he were separated, about three weeks since.
into Wrights presence the latter said, carelessly,
well. how Ware, are you getting alongr' Young re.
view by remarkng, "Nell, have got to GO. Good
BY" Young then returned to his cell.
IN THE JAIL YARD.
While these proceedings were taking place inside
the jail the crowd outside were being ranged
around the scatfod by the police. The crowd had
brought out. Warden Croker was in the advance,
then came Rev. Fathers Roccofort ana Berottl,
next the condemned man, with Mr.. Torrens sup
porting him, accompanied by Rev. b. +. Wigett,
while Messrs Robert Strong, James Coleman and
@. W. button, OF the jail guard, brought up the
rear. The prisoner walked with some difficulty up
the steps OF the scaffold. and was evidently
weakening; but on taking his place under the
moose the priests cheered him up, and he stood
more firmly while the brief services OF the Church
took place.
THE LAST MOMENTS.
During an intermission in the services he turned
to one OF the guards and inquired II they would
send his body to his home in Franklinton. Upon
receiving reply that the clergy would attend to
II he turned to the priests and the services were
concluded. The cords on his legs were then drawn
more tightly, and after he had whispered some
words TO General Croker and had said to guard,
81 amt willing TO go, but I've Dotto be hung, he
commenced to pray, crying out, ION, Jesus, save
mer' The knot having been adjusted, the black
cap drawn over his face as he kissed the cruel
TX. The signal being given at quarter past
the body fell distance Of seven feet. There was
some contraction oil the muscles for q minute, but
the pulse continued to move for seventeen min
utes. After n mad ceased to beat the body was
allowed 10 hang fifteen minutes at the END OF
which time II was placed in comm and carried to
Mount Olivet Cemetery, where 1t was placed in q
vault until arrangements are made to send II to
North Carolina. The brother Of the murdered ped
Ter and several OF his relatives were present and
witnessed the execution. Bembry, VINO was one
OF the principal witnesses against Wright and
Brumagim, witness for the government In the
trial were applicants for admission, but a. It was
feared n he recognized them that he would make
some violent demonstration toward then, they
were MOI admitted
, 1873-05-17
Your respectfully
L. j. de SOBOTKER.
Sole and General West
india Agent Of Earth
Closet Company y, s. a
EXTRACT OF REPORT
FROM THE COMMISSIONER OF II DEPART
MENT OF A|GRICULTURE AT WASHING
TON, d. c., U. S. A., FOR TIE
YEAR 1871.

The cleansing of farmers homes and the
preservation of the most valuable manure
that is made on the farm are subjects to
which the attention of all who live in the
country, aud of ali who cultivate the soil,
may most proGtably be given. If any are
disposed to question the suggestion that
farmers homes are in need of cleansing, in
a country that prides itself as much as ours
does on its civilization, it will surely not
be those who know the details of the mode
of life in the average farmers house, In
even the oldest settled parts of the coun-
try. We have become familiarized with
customs that have always prevailed, and
we need to have their defects pointed out
to us. The fear is that, even after we ye-
cognize them as defects, we shall fall back
into our old endurance of them, on the
principle of "leaving we'll enough alone"
which sometimes means that we blind our
selves to evils we have learned to bear.
The necessity for a reform, for its sanitary
and economic results, and its influence in
the direction of decency and refinement, is
so urgent that it is deemed proper to en-
ploy the 255,OOO issues of this report in
presenting fully what has obtained only
partial recognition since this discovery has
been promulgated in this country by Mr.,
, 1873-05-17
IS III " Y

situated in Princes Quarter, with
every thing thereto belonging, stu
ate in Princes Quarter in this Island,
belonging TO the aboyesaid Dealings,
will be put put up for sale in
dance with the PIacard dated the
22nd of April 1917.
The auctions will be held at the
auction Office as follows
LIST Auction on Thursday the 18th
of June next, at l o'clock p m.
2nd Auction on Thursday the Goth
ofJune next, at o'clock p. m.
3rd Auction on Thursday the 10th
ofJuIy next, at | o'clock p. m
The conditions for the sale and the
appraisement may be seen al this
Office and at the Offices of Major
VIM. f. Moore and Christiansteds
Dealing Court, where also other elu-
citations concerning the sale may
be obtained.
This advertisement serves also for
, 1873-05-17
AUCTION.

MT the request Of Lawyer Kicrulf
III in behalf Of Major WIN. II.
Moore Executor and administrator
Of the Dealing of the late George
Walker and who also holds power
from Christiansteds Dealing Court
administrator Of tue trustee dealing
of MIR. ii. c. Radcliffe, the
SUGAR PLANTATION
, 1873-05-17
AUCTION.

RFTER Begjmring af Procurator
Eq5K jerulf for Major VIM. +.
Moore, der som Executor behandIer
afgangne George Walkers Bo, og
tilige har BemyndigeIse fra Chris
tiansteds Skifteret som behandferz
Planter II. C. Ratclifies Opbudsbo,
, 1873-05-17
CHRISTL4NSTED ST GROIN.
To the Editor Of the "St. CrOix Avis
SATURDAY I7rH OF MAY

To the Editor Of the "St. CrOix Avis
Dear Sir
The Extract taken from the United
States Governments Agricultural Report
which [ have forwarded you for insertion
in your present issue, has been done with
the view of showing up to the Planting
Community OF tins Island the benefits that
can be derived from the Dry Earth System
with the use of Moulc's Patent Earth Clos
ests and Commodes, especially as it shows
the superiority of human eXcrement as a
fertilizer when compared to the other sorts
which have hitherto been at u command.
Mr.. james the Agent of Baron Roths-
child the proprietor OF two Villages in
England, called respectively %IIaIton, and
Aston Clinton, says 'that the farmers IN
the neighbourhood Of said Villages pay
the minimum price OF E 3 Sterling OF
SIS per ton for the Poudrette produced
from these places, and as | see The st.
Croix Sanitary and Ferti!izing Company
advertise same at that price, l think
it my duty to call the attention Of our
Planters to this fact, and hope they will
peruse the FeuiIleton which you have
kindly promised to publish in your future
issues regarding the Moules Earth Closets
and the Dry Earth System.
I ann my dear Sir
Your respectfully
L. j. de SOBOTKER.
Sole and General West
india Agent Of Earth
Closet Company .. 81
, 1873-05-17
AUCTION.
M the request Of the Sheriff at
~ Christiansted
The Property

No. 80 a. "a a. and s. in Strand
street in Ch~ristianstcd, in which levy
has been effected for taxes to the
Colonial Treasury for 1871, will in
accordance with the placard dated
April 22nd 1917 be put up for sale
at three auctions to be held at the
Auction Office as follows
lst Auction on Monday the 9th
June next at 10 o'clock a. m.
2nd Auction on Monday the 23rd
June next at 10 o'clock a. IN.
3rd Auction ON Monday the 9Th
July next at 10 o'clock a. III.
The leyyproceedings, conditions OF
SALE. appraisements and certlfi-
cate from the Records may be een
at the Auction Office.
Auction Office Christiansted the
18th May 1873.
, 1873-05-17
The LAWS"
Is PUBLIsHED

EVERY WEDNESDAY \ SATURDAY,.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Six Dollars per annun, payable halEyearly in ad-
vance.
Single numbnrt to non-advertiser-IO cents.
Parties DESTROYS Of withdrawing their subscription
20 the "Avis" are required to give notice three months
. reViously.
, 1873-05-17
vii den de to fornmvnte Boer i felIig
tiIh0rende
SUKKERPLANTAGE
IS Ig Y x


med ait TiIbeh0r, beIiggende Prnd-
sens Qvarteer her paa Den bliye OPP
raabt til Bortsalg j OverecnstemmeI
Sc med Placat 22de April 1917.
Auctionerno afhoIdcs paa Auc-
tionscontoiret som f0iger;
lste Auction Torsdagen den I2te
Juni f0rstk0mmende, Eftermiddag
XXI. [ slet.
eden Auction Torsdagen den code
Juni f0rstkommende, Eftermiddag
Xxi. | sIet.
3die Auction Torsdagen den lode
JUL fOrstkommende, Eftcrmiddag III
| slet.
Conditionerne for Salget og Vur-
~deringen vile henliggc til Efersyn
her paa Contoiret, hos Executor
Major VIM +. Moore 90 i Christian
steds Skifteret, hy0r ogsaa andre
edr0rende Salget kunne
erholdes.
Denne Acknowledgements tjener til
lige til Efferretning for Panthaycrne.
Frederiksteds AuctiOnscontoir den
lode Mai 1873.
G.. SARAUW.
, 1873-05-17

the information of the mortgage hol
ders.
Auction Office Frederiksted May
10th 1878.
G. SARAUW.
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Serfeigernngen.
8ermalterss 8crfant
t%pertbopIIem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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$34 unterporien-
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ftodisen 1Spbubauie init 2 ftndl9em oin;er9ebGu0e
uno cinitodiger & Ii d i'm 4tntersrunee, Gas unp
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fualters ~inboiiirte Noten oe5 Sdntsrs 9eltber'.
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Blu perkanftn unD 3a DftmIgi)cA
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Git ~nerfaufen.
RI ~nerfQuieu.

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nabe @amoenfrase.
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