, 1873-06-12


MADRID, June 6.-The Gasettd pull
hes an official dispatch confrmii
e reports of outrages and atrocitl
rpetrated on prisoners of war, by IL
Carlists of Jrum and elsewhere.
HAVANA, June 6.-Officiai advices
from the interior report battle in Man
zanillo jurisdiction. in which the Spnaish
lost 21 killed and wounded The In
surgents had 100 killed.
LONDON, June 6.-Dispatches from
Melbourn report that panic prevails in
New Zealand, over frequent and terri
BILE assasslnations by mountineers
Settlers are organizing for defense, and
another Maon war is probable.
BALTIMORE, June REV. Ward
Southgate, holding deacon's orders and
assistant in parochial work in st. Luke's
Episcopal Church in this city, has en-
tered st. Mafy's Catholic Insi'uhon
Southgate is son of the Rev. Hora-
! ito Southgate, formerly Bishop of the
Episcopal Church.
PARIS, June THE Bank of France
has paid into the Treasury one quarter
of the sum due to Germany on account
of the war indemnity. The remainder
will be paid in installments. The re-
port that there had been successful ne
gotiations to accelerate the departure of
the German troops is not verified
VIENNA, June Cholera has entirely
disappeared from the country adjacent
to the Danube
LONDON, June THE reported cap
ture of Irun by the Carlists is denied.
BoyLEs CAMP, TILE Lake Peninsula.
June s, noon.-About daylight yester-
day morning John and James Fairchlld
and dozen other ci,zens, left Fairchild's S
rauch, on the banks Of Cottonwood
Creek, with II Modoc captlvss, includ-
ing Bogus Charlie, Shaguasty Jim. Tee
Hee Jack, Pony, Little Johr and Mooch.
John Fairchild, Bogus ShacSnasty and
all the whitemen save James, being
mounted and armed. rode in advance
soon after the start. leaving the balance
of the party several miles behind.
james ha The Indians i'll a wagon drawn
by four mules. Crossing Lost rlver,
late in the afternoon, James was way.
| id by.a party unknown. Fairchild
noticed couple Of men riding hurried
ly to rocky point two hundred yards
ahead US if TO intercept him. They
watched them the more closely as they
suspected foul play. They gained the
point, dismounted and placed them
selves on the same brush. One of them
tied q handkerchief about his head and
used PANTHEON leg, undoubtedly for
the purpose of disguise. When the
team neareu them one stepped to the
ed cooked nsedie guns at f'alrchlid.
The man III front also had butcher
knife drawn. He was the spokesman.
.'Get down you son Of u b." said he.
by what authority" said Fairchild.
f"By mine l am going to illI the In
dians and you too,'' was The r ply.
Then the leader caught hold OF the
mules and unhitched them, or cut tAe
harness, and Falrchlid, cllnging to the
LIES, leaped to the ground. The poor
wretches implored for mercy aud Degged
Fairchild to save them. The warriors
were unarmed and knew that resistance
was useless; they were the coolest IN
the party though fearing inevitable
death; but the women and children
shrieked and groaned and wept piteous-
Iy. Fairchild says: 80, it was terri
bic scene! Never shall forget it." He
says he saw shot and Little John lay
dead in the beu of the wagon with a
| bullet in his brain. The four mules
dashed away with Fairchild tangled IN
! the lines. Five more shots in rapid
succession and Tee Hee Jack, Pony
and Mooch, the remaining warriors
were dead, and Little Johns squaw had
u frlghtful wound in her shoulder.
Away ahead in the road, in the dlrec-
tior of Boyle's Camp, was cloud OF
dust, indicating the approach OF a team,
and hurrlediy at that. The murderers
espied the dust and in momeut were
riding rapidly away. Sergeant Murphy,
Of Battery q. 4th artillery, with ~ mel
and a tear ster came with the team.
Sergeant Murphy then took char &c OF
of affairs.
SwINoM1sH. June TO-. son of Thos.
r. Jones, aged twelve years, was drown
ed on the Skagit river on Sunday last.
The boy and his father were in small
canoe which upset. Jones in endeavoi-
ing to rescue his son was nearly drown
ed himself. being with great difficulty
rescued by party passing.
| ALBANY, N. Y, June 10.-The Court
OF Appeals was unanimous in opinion
granting Stokes new trial. There
were two opinions written; one by
tiardner and the other by Raplals. The
charge of the Court below is held to be
erroneous on the point that the law pre-
sumes murder from the fact of killing,
and calls on the prisoner to mitigate or
Jus ify it. There were also errors in
excluding the prof Of threats by the de-
ceased to kill prisoner. Errors also
occur in permitting Mrs. Morses to