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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-29

or. CHARLES THEATRE.
ALEX. FiFZGBRA Id. ............ -.stage Manager
ONE WEEK ONLY.
The celebrated Irish Commedian and Vocalist,
MIR. JOHN COLLINS.
Wednesday Evening, January 29, 1878,
PAUL CLIFFORD.
Paul Clifford rd..............MR. JOHN COLLINS
With all the Original Songs.
70 commence with the Comedy of
HOW To PAY THE RENT.
Morgan Rather with songsl. MR. JOHN CoLbiNS
Friday-Benefit of JOHN COLLINS.
Sslurday-Oniy COLLINS matinee.
DO9rs open at a quarter TO seven; the overture
will commence at u quarter to eight O'clock.
iaa p. GLEASoN. Treasurer.
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Spain.

What shall we say about the republic in
Spain! Shall we assume that ours is the
best government in the world, and cougratu-
late the Spanish people upon having set up
[not established, by any means] a republic,
as Congress did last winter? Shall we tell
Them that all nations are turning their eyes
10 the United States to watch the operations
of this grand republic, as General GRANT
told all the rulers Of earth last December
Or shall we bow our heads in the dust of
humiliation, and tell them, in the language
of our Pennsylvania Democratic friends, that
10 despotism now in the world has been
guilty Of such outrages as have been perpe.
trated by the Government ut Washington p
that Ireland, that Hungary, that Poland
even, cannot complain of such wrongs us
have been Inflicted upon the white people Of
louisiana State which we purchased from
happy France, and converted into most
unhappy satrapy? Shall We invite any more
Frenchmen or Spaniards to walk into our
pariorI
'Ts The incest little one that ever you did spy !,
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The New Park.

We arc to have new park. We regard
that question as settled. The comms'eee az
pointed by the Council on Monday evening
TO consider the cxpcdiency of purchasing
grounds for new park are men who uhaer-
ctsnd tho inheritance of the subject. II we
more The owner In fec simple OF all Rien'
,nopd we would establish r new park as Il
means of increasing the value OF our pro-
periv.
What will certainly result from the open
ing Of a new park three or four miles from
Richmondy
First. every foot of land between Rich
mond and the new park will be doubled in
value the very day after the Council makes
the purchase. Indeed, we doubt not tha'
the mere fact OF the passage of the resolution
which went through the Council on Monday
evening on this subject has ALREADY h'a Tue
effect of enhancing the price OF every piece
of hand within five miles OF this city on the
west.
Secondly. A line of railway will ut once
he laid down between Richmond and the
new park. And whit delightful rides we
cin all take then? The street cars will have
q place 10 run to-a terminus that will be Il
tc.mnus-an objective point that will attract
travel to its cars and money TO It's Golfers.
Now, we either have to keep of the cars or
90 to Hollywood.
Thirdly. Houses will spring up all along
the route Of the street railway. Beautiful
villas. vine-covered bowers, white fences.
green fields, and whatever delights the eye.
will border the road. 1t will be charming
drive, too.
But, messieurs the spectators, do not
think that fiue words butter parsnips. The
Council committee will have many Offers
made to them, and many places amongst
which TO choose. DO not, therefore, stand
in your own light; but if you have tract
Of land suitable for park, ask for it only
ew thousand dollars more than you would
have been willing to take for it lust week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-11

- "a
RnAn1Ky. OF the Supreme Court OF tne
United States, or Judged Dunes or several
be may learn how to eject his purpose with
out changing the. law. All hs pas to do is
to appoint judges and sheriffs who will sum-
mon as jurymen zone but persons who are
known to be ready to convict every prisoner
In Louisiana and in Georgia, under the ad-
minIstration of justice by two of the judges
named, negroes are the chosen and appro'eu
vepiremen who arc to speak the iase VI
white men. In Ireland. let Orangenen NC
tried BY Catholics, and Catholics oy oi'"se
men. So shall the Emerald Isle ENJOY tue
blessing now vouclns'fed TO none '''
"free" American States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-11
DEATHS.

Died Yesterday morning, at half-paat O'Clock
ROBERT CuLMAN, infant son OF Robert ID. and
Paulina ". Hargrove, aged four months.
His funeral will take place THIS "wednesday
MORNING at 10 O'Clock from the residence OF bis
parents. No. 7U5 west Catharine street. The frenus
and acquaintance of the family are respectfully III
vited to attend. 81
Died, ON Tuesday morning. at half-past o'clock
CONSTANCE WARWICK, child Of Dr. Edward
T. and Constance W. Robinson. In the tcuth month
of her age. ... ,,
The funeral will take place THIS MORNING n
10 o'clock from her fathers residence. No. ofa
Main street. Friends are invited to attend.
Dicd.,at the l.inwood Hotel, at III o'clock ? A.,
PEACliY. infant son of ID. I. Williams (decrased}
and Ssllie ". Williams, aged two years and three
months
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-11

Mind and Heart in Religion; Or. Judaism
and. Chrtstianity. A Hearts Experience
and Popular Research into the True
Religion of the Bible. BY ABRAHAM
JAEGER. 1878. Price, 80. !,
This book is Il remarkable one. Persons
who read the reports Of the various meet
ings held here week before last will recall
the interest excited by the author Of this
work. :
For sale by STARKE f. RYLASD. !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-11

CTRAlED FROM Hattorf's Garden, TTI;ss
- OH Saturday, eth OF June, a .WHlTE.NnA..
COW; Is lame In biul leg aud one horn broken on
Three dollars reward will be paid for her delivery
to me (jc ll-txl r. A. HATTORF.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-11

Perhaps there is no monosylable of five
letters from which as many words can be
produced as that of tears. TareS, tea, eat,
rat, art, mt, sea, are, sat, tar, ear, ears, rest,
era. tear, .tarc, rs. arts, cast, set. ate. teas
seas, rats, seat, rs,se, star, rate: rates, scar,
&C. Fredericksburg Herald. ~
why cannot AS many be produced from
tares or rates!
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PROPOSALS.

no BRIDGE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
/ .sIs will he received until TUESDAY. June
9Th. 1878. for BUILDING THE BRIDGE over
Anmou's creek. on the osborne turnpike, three
quarters of mile from Richmond.
The span shall le thirty five feet by eighteen feel
high; material best hearl-pne. of the usual DINER
siolis; und the whole to he built In the most ap-
proved and substantial manner: ,.
Bids may be left with tue clerk OF Henrico county
or sent to the undersigned at Curtis Wharf poSt-of-
JOHN =. LEAR,
Commissioner Of Roads of Varna Township
lie ll-eodtJe2a ..4 ...s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-11

IRISH AND AMERICAN JURRs THE Atlantic
cable has told us that the British ministry
propose to provide by law that In ireland
the verdict Of eight out OF twelve Jurors
shall be sufficient TO convict the defendant OF
crime. $50
Dir. GLADSTONE VIII consult Mr. Justice
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-11
TOILET ARTICLES.

No. 400 NEST MARSHALL STREET,)
RICHMOND, June, 1873. :
ESSRS. WOOD & SONS: My wife says
lNl Your CAPlLl.INA Is the most wonderful hair
preparation she has ever seen or heard of. She
WIS threatened with badness from the rapid fall
Ing OUT of her hair of which she Often collected rom
one colnbing handful or more. Three or four
applications Of your CAPILLINA. OR HAIR
N0URISHFR, promptly arrested lis fa ling out,
aud caused the hair about the temples and forehead
TO grow with astonishing. rapidity. From being
almost entirely bald he hair Is now growing thickly
and vigorously by the nse OF your tonic. She says
it is delightful hair dressing hus adopted 1t for
her own use, and often recommends It to her
friends. Refer 10 me, but publish only the initials
of Yours respectfully. n. w. Il.
Sold by druggists and Al WOOD 4 SONS,
ie 10 Ninth ai,d Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-11

The Burlington Uowa) Hosokeyc says:
"Tbere is no law in this State for hanging
-, man who murders II lightning.-rod pcddicr
or Iifc-insurance agent. Let the oppressed
neople remember this and exercise their
privileges"
But Attorney General WILLIAMS has given
it As bis opinion that in such case the
parties should be court-nartialed (and of
I,nIlr.p shOtl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-11
MARRIAGES.

Married IN phiIaielphia. June g. 1873, at the resi-
dence of The brides father, by the Rev. Father Nc
Dcrmot. II. LESLIE TATUM. of kichmond, Va,
and ANNA L., daughter of William X. Tanning,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-11
srCETsNsss.

sCyPsgTsE LODGE, No 8, cA
L KSi IGs,sIsEs,a nf Thu WEDNESDAY g5
Ss EEssoN ,hs MI. me- H 1nsipn snd q
O'Clock, 70 hissna, = VI 1n,snssn by Grand
ase Ell aD e. & s.ismsrs
behalf OF OIrGn rirc uniforms win appear IN tnt.
Msmc Those having none will be provided WIN
Sndess BY the Master Of Excheaus s,,v invited to
Members Of sister lodges are ifnserna''s ~ =
attend. ,,r,,rrUv n r.
% GEORGE E. BOWDEN, 4. OF u. anu o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-11
PIANOS. ORGANS. DE.

- 80 - ~~~>-> --~--
GUPERB flAN0-FORTES.-EB
- The increasing demand for the charm-' "
ing pIANo-FORTE Els made by Knabe Co., Balti-
more, has induced the makers to open splendid
warerooms on Fifth avenue. New York, as branch
establishment Such renowned professionals as
Thalberg, Gotisclalk, Vianxtempts, strakosch, and
others pronounce them unsurpassed. Such admit
ration hal Mad Pauline Lucca for these pianos
that she purchased one and conveyed II TO Europe
for her own private use. For sale By
Il ,WooDHousE & PARHAM,
.hs Sole Agents, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-11
MILITARY NOTICES.

TRAYS, ATTENTION Parade at 4
VI Military Hall on THURSDAY MORNING p
next at o'clock, IN tull-dress summer uniforms, W
new caps, and epanletts. and one cross.belt, 10 II
celebrae the twenty -nnth anniversary OF the COM
panv Br order of Captain BossIEUX. l..
lie ll-2t* S. j.. SMITH, Orderly Sergeant.
A TRUCKS GUARD, ATTENTION II
n This command will assemble at the Old
Market Hall THIS Wednesday, EVENING M W
81 o'clock for business of Importance and drill. IL
The by-aws will be enforced against all absentces
By order Of the Captain.
jc ll-lt* X. a. PAUL, y. ..
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me- JAPANESE SILKS AND POP

~- JAPANESE SILKS AND Pof-
Inns. all grades and colors; striped anu neuieo
Grenadines al 2oand CSC per yard; orScu W
Inns for travelling and walking SUITS Linen Suitnes
for travelling RACK and Coored Gros-Grain Silks
Str,ped and checked French Silks; Lawns, ba-
reyes, Trimming silks, Grass Linen anu rongee
Ponlins. white Grenadines for PoIonaise, &c.' La
dies, Gloves, Ladies' Vests, SILK Ties, Linen and
Lace Collars. Sets, Corsets, Fans, Leather Belts,
Bustles, Sc, &c. nr,cr co
my g =. ~ -
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TAKEN UP in my oat.feId a pale GfgE
Il red aud white BUFFALO COW with a.1La1Aa-
calf The owner will please prove property, pay
Charges, and take Ter away.
E. P. PERKINS,,
je l0-3t* Foot Mcadowbrldgc Road.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-11

l.. POWERS & SON.
CuMMLShipH MtH.HAar,,
Wholesale PRODUCE AND PpryIsIns
DEALERS,
13in MAlS SHEET
have In store and for sale chcar
l,soc bushels LAKE-sHuRE PEACHBLow 20.
10 barrels NEW POTATOES.
IS boxes LEMONS
Is barrels App rs.
Is tubs FRESH BuTTLk,
rs good SPRING CHEESE,
10 boxes NEW BERMUDA ONIONS,
IN half-tsrrels extry FAMILY CpENEDpEtF
s hogsheads BULK SHOULDER NEAT.
so hogshtads BACON SHOULDERS,
boxes BREASTS,
50 barrels CUT aud GROSS NORTH CARO-
LIMA IIERRINGS.
coo barrels choice EXTRA FLOUR,
$40 barrels SUPERFIkE FLOUR,
so barrels FINE FLOUR,
IS iierces SUGAR-CCkED HAMS.
Receiving daily, STRAWBERRIES ind GREER
VEGETABLES. nly2a
CHOICE NEW GOSHEN BUTTER for
~ sale by the rub or pound
A@o. SMOKED BEEF,
GoUSfD FEtT,
FINE HAMS.
SEGAR-CURED SHOULDERS and BEtASTs,
AMI a general a~Surtmeni nt
SAIL PROVISIONS,
for sale by X. /. JAnlS.
ap3o No Is old Market.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-04-17
SANS. 3, ,GlIARWirEE,,' T.

.,'..'. IT.. :, ,.EAs ygsa HI3tsh ...-r =.
f $ sGs ii,' psaialis isi t. .taa b !, NV
are heS opehing,a isae stNsk pf,GRQ,
CERIS: spd sPI4.AET1ATllQ1N. A, i a9eoppR GODS
xhichE Il 81 'Eey VIII sell stthhe. lowest rates,'
It @9 EHASmliins. =, n Il. 99r GOODS and Prices
!: .rihS ,ila{. H6sassss, ! sss, HaTr 1T. .xa1l
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-04-17
hIilaii: /; I ;;;;::I|H[IaGk&.:HE|||l|.lB'ialH:II .E||||. VI j

en'.NAIH - :" '''1T '''7H "!'T1 W"
!aT is with 1aleasdfss.7 and g9;tSstiitaas thsl
our firm at,the same we'll known stand,
.I0pr GENERAL GROCERY. and COZ
.riisaa !op, Wit, INCREASED Facilities, j,
IKE paya,on .hapd. = and. assreaeising,
; ;iXs Xs,AsE0cerdes and, Provisions
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-04-17
AN ACT to Prvide for the Estod-
lishment and Support Of a State
Normal School.
Secretary of State

lishment and Support Of a STATE
Normal School.
Whereas the constitution Of the
State of South Catohna, article X.
section 6, declares Within FIVE
years after the first regular session oi
the General Assembly following the
adoption of this consultation, it shall
be the duty Of the General Assem-
bly, to provide for the establishment
and support of aState Normal School,
which shall be open to all persons
who may wish to become teachers;' y
therefore,
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives Of the
State of South Carolina, now met and
sitting in General Assembly, and By
the authority OF the same
SECTION l. That there shall be .es-
tablisiIed;, in'the city Of Columbia, a
school to be called 1.-THE South Caro-
lima State Normal School" for the
framing and educating sof teachers
in the.art of finstructing and governing g
in the public schools of this State,
which shall be open to all persons
who may wish to become teachers.
Sec. 2. That there shall be ap-
pointed, by the Governor, by and with
the approval of the Senate, a board
of regents to be called 1.-THE Board
of State Normal School Regents, -
of which the Governor and State SUI
perinteudent of education shall be,
es 6ieio, members. This board shall
be twelve in number, two of which
shall be appointed. from each Con-
gressional district, and two from the
State at large. The term Of Office Of
all members of the board Of regents,
hereafter to be appointed, Except
when such appointment is for an an
expired term shall commence on the
first day of April, and shall continue
for three years, and until others are
appointed By law. The boafdo re-
gents shall be divided into three
classes, 80 that the term of Office Of
one class shall expire each year. The
Governor shall have powef to fill all
vacancies which may occur by death,
resignation or otherwise, until the
next meeting Of the General Assem-
bly,, or'while the General ASSEMBLY,
Is not in session. but the appointments
thus made shall be confirmed by the
Senate during the next preceding sss-
aion.
szs,,s. Thsss ths officers 3 Of thsi
board of regents shall be a president,
.rice-pressient and secretary; they
ahall, seyerally, hold their offices for |
,tlls tarm Of one yesz, and until their !
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-04-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
IL, 100000 A CR 2 s.: 81!
- Z Ia ID
Cheap Ua&11hAS
lSohliers Entitled to O Homestead Ofl6O Acres
raEBEsr LOCATIONS FOR COLONIES.

FREE HOMES FOR ALL! MILLIONS OF AofEs
Of choice Government Lands open ff;f tptF unTr
with godd markets and allgthsI IcCnrehiep desof fn
old settled country. ~ u
! Free passes TO purchasers of Railrond Land. ,..
! Sectional Maps, showing the Land, also new9 ahion'
III DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLET WITH NEW M1Ps MAILfb
FEE EVERYWHERE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-04-17

is PREPARED 70 RECEIVE. COT
TON and other property upon Storage,
and make advances upon the sahe.
Cotton shipped to this house will be
stored subject to the order of the owner,
and tholowest,rates charged fir storage.
All property so'stored Will be Ensured III
good reliable companies, it insurance is
desired and advances will be made vt
the lowest banking rates. Our store
houses are so located that drayage is not
necessary and no charge for handling
will be made. -
all business communications should
be addressed To the Treasurer. +.
EDWARD HOPE, President.
.BDwfx r. G.tRY, TreasuSer. -.
March 20 6pA 1S
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Insurance Neties.

b. r. -
PIE Undersigned having ebh Ibis office sEdg6ed General
Agent for the GotSn States Life Insurance Company,
invites attention 70 enc two Of The advantages offered those who may
desire to effect the7r fvin safe Home Company
Board Of meeting passed unanimously the fol-
6wirg Resolution 30 '''''. 80" fs!T 81 ve5
Nv view o the fact that there unusually large
9e GPsst the @ asase f'a bo s's
whilst South nesl Of cash capital
fully Agricultural Mechanical ordered that for
the retaining these hereafter certain
20 the be invested such be in accord
the those which the
said premalus attained - i.a. -
- .lSsnsal .s. -. ~. WM. B. JOHNSON, Prest.
GEORGE S! OE3EAR, Setzy.. ~.
Board of Advisory Trustees
haseen regularly organized Edgfed c. with the following
Of6ees -v1& !.s,r ~ -
VI MAJ W 7. GAsY President .i'
iSapt~R o. BRYANfVlce President -
'RsO" saHsr Esqs Secretary. ,af' .,, m
Thfs Board to ttan the funds of
the .sgreehe to the 1resstibed foguaoas
The Rnncsf strength o the Company placss high rank It's last
Annual that the Company bAd lagg
ah $Ifb ef e7ert 800 pf ffsffbily. ,.,i "a -, , -.
y 49," s.' - ~ , - M.. W. ABNEN. General. Asent.
nrI.a3 -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-04-17
OFFICE SECRETARY OF STATE,

COLUMBIA, S. G., Feb. 81, 1878. !
The foregoing act having been pre-
sented to the Governor of this State
for his approval, and not having been
returned by him to that branch OF
the General Assembly in which it
originated within the time prescribed
by the constitution, has become a Law
without his approval.
q. E. HAYNE,
Secretary of State.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-04-17

Sys,.S. That, the officers Of the:
board of regents shall Be a president,
.vice-presaient and secretary: they
ahall. seyerally. hold their offices for
,the tarm Of one yesz, and until their
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-04-17

SEC. l3. That the exclusive pur-
pose of the State Normal school Shall
be the instfuetiop and training of
persons, Both inaB asa fanalss ii The
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-04-17

Tin Shop. '.,..+ro'4 lin Shop
THE Undersigned iiss wptSd taa,, asnnonnesS s,,, SIS
Il the citizens of Edgefield and the sur
rounding country fhaS he Is. prepared. to-
sp,AEE tT4NDS eGF TfH ESssE as
Aa9astG prices, suahas
Roofing 6sutteisfi1g;-6ec.
! NSd ROM R..cs e 5sntissss { ttisssss.IFsS FIN xs
Mai indie STsvHYIfBsAdsTevK
aANSAtthe siortest; notiep. ~, ". .,s.s,s
All work wnfr2pts6, LA. .f.,..t.. al,
Shop II fear Of Post QfaSS, wkaiS h&
may Se Sodnd ii ail tthts' during 'SiuAe
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The New York herald., 1873-07-10
LATEST FROM THE FRONT.

Intense Excitoment-Arrost OF Mayor
Bracket, OF Minneapolis.
FORT GARRY, July 8, 1873.
Intense excitement prevails here over the Cor
don kidnapping case. The examination CON-
menced this morning. The American Consul Mr..
Taylor presented his credentials to the Court, and
introduced Mr.. Wilson, ex-member Of Congress
from Minneapolis, as attorney for the defendants.
Judge Betswinay refused to hear him on the
ground that this was merely preliminary az
animation. Mr.. Wilson continued in Court advts-
ing with the prisoners counsel during the examin-
aton. Mayor Brackett Of Minneapolis, arrived in
Court, being implicated by Gordon's evidence as
the instgator Of the proceedings. He was arrested
and Is now in custody. Gordon is still undergoing
examination in chief Several more arrests are
expected. arising from Gordon's evidence. A
portion OF the English residents believe Gordon to
be deserving OF the character given him, and are
in sympathy with the prisoners
The New York herald., 1873-07-10
BIS LORDSHIP OF ERIE.
Attemmt to Kidnap Lord Gordon In
Winnipeg.
Intense Exciten ent ana an inter-
national o. estion'
Wholesale Arrests OF American Citizens.,N
the British Authorities The Mayor
OF Minneapolis Locked Up.

FORr GARRY. Manitoba July Z, 1873
The arrest of the so-caled Lord Gordon Of Erie
notoriety, is likely to lead to an international
plication. Two Minneapolis detectives, Hoy and
Kegan, acting under the authority Of Mr.. Bracket,
Mayor Of Minneapolis and the advice OF tho prnci-
pal lawyers Of that city, arrived at Winnipeg on
the I'd Of July, obtained conveyance and seized
Gordon at . friends house, i've miles nom town,
and drove through Winnipeg and toward Pembina,
on the frontier The friends OF Gordon discovered
the arrest and telegraphed to Pembina to arrest
the Americans as kidnappers.
The parties were brought back and lodged in jail.
One or two residents were also arrested as acces.
sories; also Messrs. Fletcher and Marian, Of Min
Of st. Paul Gordon procured the principal lawyers
OF winnipeg and when the prisoners were brought
up bail was refused; and search was made for
Burbank, but he had lett Manitoba to confer with
friends In Minnesota.
Jw. Taylor, United States Consul, is making every
effort In behalf OF the prisoners and Messrs Lsckren
and Wilson. lawyers Of Minneapolis, will arrive this
evening" Their coming is not expected, and an
effort may be made by Gordon's counsel to prevent
theirsappearng for the prisoners. The Minneapolis
lawyers are firm and confident in their opinion
that Gordon can legally be arrested, as they hold
that the Ashburton Treaty does not cover the
The Canadian lawyers here MAINTAIN the contrary,
that Brackett will be arrested his arrival here
as instigator Of the transaction. He has been 80
informed but comes in the OF 1t. 1t feared
that
RESCUE OF THE PRISONERS
would be attempted, and they were removed into
Fort Garry for better security. Gordon is watched
by other parties as communication has been had
with England and it is expected that authority
will be telegraphed from London to arrest him
pending the arrival of English detectives. num-
Der OF American gentlemen are expected to arrive
tonight, relays OF horses and coaches having
been arranged. They seem determined to have
Gordon. The examination OF the prisoners Will
be held Tomorrow
The New York herald., 1873-07-10

TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

VIENNA, July Q, 1873
Notice Is given in the journals that the Interna-
tional Patent Right Congress will commence on
the l4th Of August. An Imperial Commission has
been appointed to arrange the preliminarles. The
language used at the Congress will be German, but
French aud English will be permitted. The de-
cisions OF the Congress will be communicated
through the several commissions to their respec-
tive governments.
Inventors and proprietors of inventions are ac-
lively moving In the matter, and large and I'm.
portant gathering Is anticipated.