Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-02
DISPATCHES.
By Overland Telegraph.
SPECIAL To THE DAILY SENTINEL
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Oct. /.
\ brooklyn paper says an indict-
ment has been found 10y the Grand
Jury against Rod the uettultiug
Assistant Treasurer, but that u 'tode
proSeYui has teen entered in the case,
and he will he used AS Il witness for
the people when Treasurer Sprague's
trial comes up in the United States
Court.
The District Attorney to-day began
suit against Edmund Yard X Co, inn
pnrters of foreign goods, To receive
5000 balance due the United States
OH fraudulent invoices.
John ID. CuuSe, in durance, charged
with the embeZzlement Of SIS, QUO from
Law renee * Bros, bankers, was be-
fore jude Brady on application Tor a
reduction of bail, but the application
was denied. 1t vas stated That Law
renee rad offered to return the mount
embezzled, upon the withdrawal of
the charge. but was refused the priv
ilege, the bankers saving they could
better afford TO lose the money than
10 allow the otlense to go unpublished.
\ Paris special saws Cardinal Gas
ton de Bonnechaz LETT Eouen yester-
dav, on a mission to Rome, in cnnnec-
ton with the movement for IA restOra-
ton of monarchy in France. His
mission in Rome is IL visit the Pope,
and extend to him an deviation to
make IL Journey TO France, To be pres
ent at the Occ iSiOn, and to cOiSecrate
he Chambord rs King Henry Y Of
France.
4 svecial correspondent Of the Til
bdas at Dundee gives interesting de-
tails of the adventures OF the rescued
crew of the Pularis. Buddington and
Scnunann tells the story Of Captain
Halls death AS follows: S%chunlann,
the first engineer, says that after his
return from the northern Sledge jour
nev. on coming into the cabin the
captain turned sick, and after lying
down vOnIited agreat deal. lie would
not taste anything At first, but alter
wards asked for a cup OF tea. tie got
the tea, and had NJ sooner partai;en
Of it than vomiting returned more
violently than before. About Sin
hours afterward he became delirious,
and continued in this condition three
DAYS. On recovering his senses. how
ever, he grew better, got up, and
wrote up his journal. He also attend
ed to his other duties a if he had
been in his usual health: but he never
went out in a boat. Ten days after
ward he was again seized and got
wOrSe and worse, until the night of
the eth, when he became calm. See
ing Dr.. BiSselS near, he called him
and said: Il am very much obliged
TO vOu for the kindness You have
shown to me, Doctor After uttering
these words he relapsed, and in the
morning he was dead.
The Grant Locomotive Works, at
Patterson, y. j., on account of the
scarcity of Ereenbacks has discharged
lis men.
Work on the Delaware, Lackawanna
& Western Railroad tunnel through
Bergen Hill, has SUSPENDED. throMi ing
400 men out Of employment.
The Cummings Car Co. of jersey
CITY, has been Obliged to suspend. al
though it's assets will more than owe
the liabilities. The trouble is owing
to large amounts due from the rail
road companies which cannot be col
lected.
The whole number Of claims sub
mitted to the American and British
Mixed Commissions was 497. the
claimants making reclamation in the
aggregate OF the enormous sum 3d.
900. 900. 1t appears by an examination
Of the claims, which were taVOrahlv
considered. that the awards were only
made against the United States in
cases where the property taken. used
or appropriated, was by authority of
the United States, and in the case Of
illegal imprisonment of British sub
jects during the late a