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THE ENGLISH TURF.
Race for the Gold Cup at Ascot-seven Horses
on the Course and Exciting
sport-Cremorne the Winner.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, June IL, 1873.
The race for the Gold Cup took place to-day on
Ascot Heath. anu was won by Cremorne.
Flageolet was second and Revigny third.
THE BETTING
Just before the start was even Cremorne against
the feld to against Flsgeolet, and to against
Revigny. Seven ran.
THE RACE.
The following is summary OF the race:--
THE GOLD Cur, value 500 sovs., given from the
fund and added TO a subscription OF 20 sovs. each;
the owner OF the second horse TO receive so sovs.
ont OF the stakes: about two miles and a hall;
twenty-five subscribers.
Nj. Savlles BIC. Cremorne, by Parmesan, out OF
RiRoldoche, years old. .................... ]
N. Lefevres CHI c. Flageolet, by Plutus out OF
La Favorite, years old. observation-disclosures. 2
Mr.. r. Aunont's ch c. Reviguy, by Orpheiin,
Woman in Red bred in France, years old. 3
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON June ~, 1873.
The rate OF discount of the Bank Of England has
been reduced per cent and is now six per cent.
The bullion in the Bank OF England has increased
f421000 during the past week.
THE QUESTION OF WAGES IN THE BUILDING TRADE.
There is serious dispute in the building trade
in this city. The journeymen ask an advance Of
haltpenny per hour on their wages, which the
master builders refuse to give. II is feared the
dispute will lead to the greatest lockout ever
known in the city.
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The closing reception OF the New York School
Teachers Association will be held at four O'Clock
this afternoon in she Grand opera House, aud Will
be ain exceedingly attractive and largely attended
entertainment choice programme OF
speeches, recitation, defamation and music
vocal and Instrumental, has been prepared The
Board or Education ana all the school officials viii
be present. delegation Of lady teachers called
on Mayor 1avemeyer yesterday and invited him 10
possible.
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| ENJOY the annual bonnties OF the governments un-
moested. You oil went upon the reservation thus
! provided and part OF your tribe has remained.
| But you ana YOUR band seem TO have
PREpERRED ruE wAnPArP.
"fou lett the reservation you spurne che kind
ness OF the government and even resisted the SOL
ders In the execution of their duty while endeavor
ing TO force You back to the reservation. You
fastened to fight Emulating the bloody deeds OF
your fathers you again strewed the shores OF Tulc
Lake with the slain victims of your bloody band.
al! those victims were peaceful and unsuspecting
cit.zens, and were slaughtered while at their daily
aYocations. You then ned to your stronghold the
lava BEDS, prepared for war. and defed the power
OF the government. Still, the President at wash
ington ordered the soldiers to desist until the
Peace Commissioners could have a talk with you
and II possible. avoid shedding more blood
Their edorss were frutless, After much
delay and many attempts at Cancellation
on their part, you decoyed the Commissioners into
your hands. Armed or unarmed. these acts have
placed you and your band outside or the rules OF
civilized warfare. In other words, you have made
yourselves outlaws. and as such, since my arrival
here, rs the successor OF Genera Candy whom you
murdered with your own hands, have made un
remitting war upon your race and upon you until
at last you have been captured after much Expense
10 the government and the loss OF many valuable
lives. Now that have recOunted your history and
that OF your tribe the recent or yourself and
band, will close this interview by informing you
THAT have this day directed that you and your
c0nlederates members OF your band, be
EXECUTED AT SUNSET TOMORROW,
in the presence OF the troops, your people ana the
assembled citizens OF the country"
While was preparing the list OF those intended
TO execute courier arrived with the instructions
from Washington-"Hod the prisoners until FUR
cher orders.n After the execution l intended or
ganzing 4 force for the purpose or starting for
Columbia and probably for Lapwai, seeing and
talking with as many chiefs as possible while en-
route knew that the prompt execution OF Modoc
outlaws would facilitate peace talks among the
Indians OF Oregon and Washington Territory as
well as California, ana have a tendency to quiet
the Indians all through the country. The Indians
all know that we have captured the Modocs, and
they viii quickly learn the news il the death pen-
atty Is inflicted. The chastlsement would result
in mutual benefit to both Indians ana whites.
With the prestige the Modocs have gained we
could do great good by such a campaign.
court martial convened at Boyles Camp Tule
Lake, on June Q, and tried six deserters. The de-
cison will be rendered in few days.
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RUSSIA.

ST. PETERsRuRa. Lun

ST. PETERSBURG, June II, 1878.
The Russian iron-clad, which has been building
Tor some time past in the dock yard at Ncolaev,
was launched to-day, thus inaugurating the revival
pf the Russian fleet on the Black Sea.
The Grand Duke Constantine. High Admiral Of
rhc Navy, presided over the ceremonies on the &C.
easion.
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SAN FRANCISCO, June H. 1873.
Advices from Arizona state that on Monday last
O band Of Apache Indians started southwark,
probably intending to invade Sonora, Mexico.
Another band is beseglng Santa Cruz, in Sonora,
f1ye miles over the border.
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TURKEY AND EGYPT.
The Sultan's Concession Of Independent Power
to the Khedive.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

CoNsTANTrNoPLE, June IL, 1878.
The nrman which has been issued by His Impe-
rial Majesty the Sultan-mentioned in a telegram
from this city to the HERALD yesterday-in favor
of His Highness the Khedive OF Egypt, grants the
latter independent civil, military and diplomatic
Fights.
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FRANCE.

President Theirs Retires from Public Life
The Danger of Party Government
Military Demand Against a Com
munist STANDARDIZATION in
Outflow from the Bank.
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Dtain Halls Esauim aux.

WTSCAssET Me-, June Il, 1878.
Captain Halls EsquimauX-nine in number
arrived here from Washington this afternoon.
They are to remain in Wiscasset until it is deter
mined whether relief ship shall be sent in search
OF the Poaris.
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NEW YORK HERALD,

A.-For an Elegant Summer Hat OF
quality direct to the manufacturer ESPEN
SCHEID, llS Nassau street
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ST. DOMINGO.
Routed Aevolutionists Nursing Their Eatas
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, June T. 1873.
Late advces from st, Domingo have been re.
ceved. The revolutionists had been outnumbete&
and compelled to retreat from Guajubin.
When reinforced it was believed they would al
vance again.
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ITALY AND GERMANY.
b Treaty Of Alliance Said to Have Been Con-
cludsd Between the Royalists,


LONDON, June ~ 1878.
It Ia reported that treaty OF alliance has neen
concluded between Germany and Italy.
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A.-The Finest Line OF Grcnadfn0
WINDSOR SCARFS ever offered 81 each.
HARRISON CHURCH, MEMS Furnishers.
5l3 Broadway. ST. Nicholas hotel
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and kindred complaints; 81 per bottle.
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THE TMPERIAL RUSSIAN BATH COMPANY an-
their opening for business Tue aay morn ng,
the 10th in the story brown stone manson
No West Twsntyiourth street opposite Filth Ayenue
Hotel About 100000 has been expended here in pro-
ing the elegant establishment IN nerica Como
and yourselves. In addition TO the great yapor
and shower rooms, constructed OF polished Italian
rbe. there numerous private sapor rooms tor
ladies gentlemen, also distinct departments for adj
mins;ration sulphur and all other medicinal batlk
pre scribed BIZ the medical faculty.
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Corns Cured, soc. TO S1.-BuniOns. Nails.
&C, treated by the oldest practitioner S55 Broadway
DR. WESTERVELT, ChiropoIist.
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EUGENE.

The Ex-Empress Of France on Continental
Tour.
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, Juno H. 1873.
Late advices from hayt state that the Legislas
tive chambers were closed and that conference
was being held between the President and Gem
eral DOminguez.
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Corns, Runions, Enlarged JOints.-AIl
Diseases the Feet cured by DR.. ZACHARIE, Y Union
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"Away! Away!! To the Mountains
Brow "-Fut before you start select Beaver Cass-
mere a "Drab Fetn Soft hat, of his ele
and becoming Sraws, at kNOXS His stores are Mt
I'D Broadway III the Prescott House ana under the FIRTH
Avenue Hotel
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Corns, Bunions, Nails, Sc, Cured With
out pain-CORN CURE. by mail, SIC. DR.. RICE, 2oa
Broadway, corn Fulton street
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CristadorO's Excelsior Hair Dye Trn ns-
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Sol her
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The Factionist Excitement Cooling
Down-Thc Ministry or tho Cortcs
Accepted by the Armed Regulators
Military Mutiny and Murder.
MADRID, June ~, 1878.
The excitement which prevailed in Madrid the
past lew days has greatly subsidized, and the city
has been quite calm to-day.
The armed factions which were posted at differ
ent points have been withdrawn, all the parties
having accepted the Ministry formed by the ma
jority Of the Cortes last night.
FIGUEIAs TO FRANCE.
Senor Figueras has arrived at Huesca. He is
going to France.
MUTINY AND MURDER.
regiment OF troops stationed at the town OF
Murviedro fourteen miles from the city OF Valencia
mutinied yesterday and murdered their lieutenant
colonel.
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ENGLAND.

The Bank Rate Of Discount Reduced and an
Inflow of Bullion-Wages Dispute
in the Building Trade and Fear
Of General Lockout"
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A.-WhO Wants a Hat !-GO to DOug0n
l02 Nassau street. corner OF Ann.
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LONDON, June IL, 1873.
The ex-Empress Eugene has gone from England
for the Continent by way OF 0stend.
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THE SCHOOL TEACHERS, RECEPTION TODAY

AVeraIp femreTatUTH ytSIUT3IdF IVA
Average temperature FOR corresponding date
last Year 793.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT J
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 13-l A. NJ.

WASHINGTON d. G., June 81 A. NJ. J
PROBABILITIES.
For New England winds shifting to eastery and
southerly and clear weather are probablc for
the Middle States and lower lake region, falling
barometer casterly to southcrly winds and general
clear weather, except increasing cloudiness for the
lattcr Tor the Northwest, rising barometer.
northerly to westerly winds and clear and
clearing weather; and these conditions
extend eastward over the upper lake
region on Friday afternoon and night for
Tennessee. Kentucky, Missouri and the Southern
portions OF Illinois, Indiana and OHIO, winds veer-
ing to southeastery and southery, and partly
cloudy weather; for the South Atlantic states,
light to fresh variable winds and partly cloudy
weather, with rain areas.
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The Weather in This City Yesterday.
The following record Will show the changes In
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours IN
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts
r,,a Hon m, Il,tild
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HAYTI.

The Zone Man. Executive in Military Gone
ference.
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GERMANY.

The Diplomatic Representation at Washing
ton-The Question of French Allegiance
in the Conquered Provinces-An
"1ron-Clad' Oath Before Ex-
ercising the Franchise.
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Only Three or Four Modocs Mt Large.
WASHINGTON, June H. 1878.
Advices from General Davis camp represent that
only three or four Modocs remain at large. The
Pitt River Indians delivered eleven Modoc refugees
to General DAVIS on Saturday last.
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S p a I NJ :.
Premier FigueraS Resignation Accepted by
the C0rteS.

DRAFT of New Cabinet-Ths Ex-Minister Away
from the Capitai-Civic Agitation, with
Politicians in Armed Demonstration-In-
tense Excitement in Madrid-"Irrecon-
cilabist' Advocacy of Revolution
British Note OF Foreign Alarm.
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TtlteGtEs 10 IKE NEW YORK HERALD.


MADRID. June IL, 1873
The Cortes has accepted the resignation of the
Figueras Cabinet.
At a meeting OF the majority last night the fol-
lowing new Ministry was agreed upon:-
President or the Council and Minister or TIE int
rior-Sefor ri Marga.
: Minister Of the Cotontes-Seiior Sorni.
Minister or Foreign ADatrs-Sehor Muzo.
Minister OF Wdr-Senor Estavanz.
Minister or Marine--SeIor Aurlch.
Minister OF Fiaance-Senor Ladus.
Minister OF Public Wor6S--SeTor Benot.
Minister OF JiGStice-Sehor Gonzalez.
THE EX-PREMIER AWAY FROM THE CAPITAL.
Senior Figueras has lett the city OF Madrid.
MUNICIPAL oBEDiEscE TO TuE WILL or THE MA
JoaiTY.
The municipal authorities or Madrid are deter
mined to resolutely sustain the majority in what
ever measures they may adopt
COMMISSION TO CIVIC COMMANDER.
General Hdalgo has been appointed Civic Gov.
ernor OF Madrid
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the sIrreconciiabIes.n
LONDON, June ~ 1873.
Madrid despatch sent from that city last even.
ing says:-
ton Of Ministry from the Right.
"Bodies of armed irreconcilabes and armed
partisans of the majority of the Cortes, respec-
lively, occupy strategic positions in the city, and
a conflict between the opposing factions is feared.
AT meeting Of the Deputies belonging to the
majority 1t was agreed, in order to conciate their
opponents, to propose q Ministry to be composed
OF four conservatives and four irreconcilables' ~
British Special Report OF the Situation
Exciteme nt-Madrid Held by Armed
Men.
LONDON, June II, 1878.
special despatch to the London Times from
Madrid reports that the crisis in the government
OF Spain continues and fears Of serious outbreak
in the capital are entertained.
The Cortes remained IN secret session most o.
the day yesterday.
During the deliberations party OF armed voun
teers surrounded the Palace OF the Cortes.
large body OF armed police was concentrated
at the column OF "Dos de Mayo and detachments
OF troops were posted at other places in the city
in anticipation OF an outbreak but their services
were not called into requisltion.
The 'frreconcilablen press openly advocate ar
armed revolution.
The situation is very disauietng.
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Tho following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our CORE
spondent engaged in reporting the progress
of the war in Central Asia
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Russian Reports-Topographic an
Stntfstical.

The Russian Inra'ide, of very recent date. pub
iished a long, descriptive and statistical article
about Khiva 1t estimates the number OF the in
habitants at three hundred and forty thousand,
and Of the capital ut twenty thousand. The eta
del In the centre OF the city was mounted with
twenty cannons at the commencement OF the war.
The Khan can muster three thousand soldiers in
uniform, and armed with percussion lines, but
quite untrustworthy He relied chiefly on the in
accessibility OF the capital from the Russian side.
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MISSOURI.

ST. Lofts, Sept. 9.-John Bennett, the
newly appointed Sheriff Of Galloway
county. Is busily engaged In hunting up
the parties recently engaged In the lynch:
ing Of Kessler and the murder OF Sheriff
Lowe and MIR. Dundoru, In that county,
against whom indictments have been
found. Edward G. Wood has been ar
rested and lodged in Jail at Fulton, but Il
Is believed the ring leaders OF the mob
have fled: Tho lwharoabnuta- OF como OF
mem has been made known 10 the Sheriff,
however, and he Is now out with o posse
searching for them. It appears that Ben.
nett was only appointed Sheriff on Sep
tember 1st, and that the warrants were
not placed In his hands until the Sd,
hence the delay in making the arrests.
The insurance on the property de-
s.royed by fire at Mexico, Mo-, on Sum
day night Is as follows: Home, Of New
York, $1,000; E.na. Hartford, $1,500;
Underwriters New York, $500; Hart
ford, $500; Phoenix, Hartford, $4.500;
Imperial, London, 5000; Continental,
New York, $500; Aurora. Cincinnati,
$500; Planters,' Memphis, $500; North
Missouri, $1,000; Franklin, st. Louis,
$2,500, ~ y5.si- u ..5s. r5E-t-e u
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The Brooklyn Defalcation.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 9.-At, q special
meeting OF the Brooklyn Board Of Alder
men held to-night, Mayor Powell notified
the Board OF the resignation OF City Treas.
urer Sprague and nominated In his place
ex.AIderman Cunningham, which was
unanimously confirmed. -'a A'a'
Comptroller Schroeder sent In q CON-
municalion In regard to the case Of ex.
Deputy City Treasurer Rodman and the
roanlt OF tho oxamination mado BY MT.
Warren, the accountant. The latter fin
ished his investigation on the 22d Of Au.
gust, and reported SOL, ,902 short In the
city funds, and i$50O90, short in those
Of the Board Of Education. 1t
was discovered during the investigation
that up to January, 1879, q deficiency oi
$780, 900 had existed. In conclusion, he
stated that Mi. 'Sprague had turned ovet
all his property 10 city, to be sold.
Resolutions were adopted appropriating
$4,000 for the payment OF additional
clerical services In examination oi the &C.
counts ot the Collector Of Taxes, the Reg.
lister, Water Register, and Treasurer, and
directing the corporations counsel Ia
take action against John Potter, one Of
Sprague's surilies, to compel him to pay
,n = a. mn n L. -
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Meeting OF the Republican state
Convention. E.I-,.l.

.a .- COnteutluns 10. A IIyy
WORCESTER, Sept. 9.-The Republican
State Convention, to nominate candidates
for Governor and State officers, will meet
in this city tomorrow. All day long 10.
coming trains have been crowded with
delegates and prominent politicians from
all parts OF the State, and tonight the city
Is full Of strangers. u
The State Genital Committee met early
this morning, and will probably be In ses.
sion nearly all night hearing and deciding
upon claims Of contesting delegations.
General Butler, who Is delegate from
Gloucester, arrived this afternoon. and has
taken quarters at the Bay State House.
The Butler faction engaged Mechanics
Hall, which Is the largest hall in the city,
for this evening; but contrary TO general
expectation no meeting was held, and the
hall has not been opened. a..
The Convention will meet at II o'clock
and organize by the choice OF ex.Gov.
Bullock, of this city. as Chairman; John
D. B. Cogswell, Chairman Of the Commit.
tee on Credentials; ex-dov. Clatlin, Chair:
man of the Committee on Resolutions, and
the names Of Hon. George F. ,Hoar and
Charles Hale, of Boston, will appear on
the committees. ..t 4.
The list OF delegates received at the
SIM office up to O'clock AN foots up :
Washburn, Gl5; Butler, 46l; doubtful, %.
There are yet unheard from four towns
entitled to seven delegates. . 81