, 1873-06-05

advance Buaru consisted OF o,uUO men
mostly Texans under. the command of
Gen. james Longstreet. late of the Con-
federate army. now of Kellogg's militia.
He was further informed that the
Government knew of ard sympathlzed
with the movement and would aid III
every way possible. Also that enlist
ments for the purpose were being made
in Mobile and at other places in the
/, Southwest.
QUEBEc, May 27.--The recent heavy
rains have raised the river and caused
immense destruction of property. The
Fosford rail road bridge is swept away.
together with Government dam and a
number of extensive sawmills.
ToRoNro. May 28.- The body of w.
H. Jaqnes a well-known forwarder of
this city, was found in the bay this
morning. Hesdisappeared on Monday
night, and as his watch and other valu
ables are missing, foul play is suspect
ed.
HALIFAX, May 28.-It is impossible
to state the precise condition of the
! Drummond coliery or to estimate dam
ages sustained under ground. 1t is be-
lieved that the fire is under control now
and will be subdued before long. So.
600 was subscribed in Halifax, Picton,
and New Glasgow for the relief OF the
widows and orphans at Westville.
MADRID, May 2S. The Gaceta pub
fishes decree which prohibits granting
hereafter or using in official documents,
of titles of nobility. The Republicans
have sent populations to Esparto, urg-
ing him to accept the Presidency. The
Carlist chief Dorregary is marching on
Logrona with large force aud the Ma
tional troops are concentrating to meet
him.
HAVANA, May 25.-The Insurgents
attacked the town of Guanaga, on Sun
day. The Garrison, aided by Il Gun
boat in the Harbor. made a vigorous
defence, and the assailants were obliged
to withdraw.
CITY OF MEXICO. May 6, ria Browns
vile, May 20.-The Mexican Congress
organized as an Electoral College and
declared Yglesas elected Chief Justice,
which is equivalent TO Vice President.
The yellow fever is raging at Yucat-
an.
SAN Francisco, May 2S.- A man
named Blake fell from street car to-
dav and broke his neck. He died i'm
mediately.
There was a great excitement over an
a,arm of fire in the Merchant s Exchange
to day. A great volume of smoke ap-
peared on the roof. 1t was found to be
foul chimney. The weather is clear and
cold, and the streets dusty. Governor
has appointed Thos. D. Mathews a
State Harbor Commissioner, vice John
Rosenheld. resigned.
NLw YORK, May 29.-Jay Goula is
said to about to leave this city to par
ticipate i'll the election Of the Directors
of the Chicago & Northwestern r. r.
Bulk of the stock held by Jay G ould,
Horace Clark, and Augustus Sch"ll or
their allies.
The Epizooty has reappeared in the
stables Of the Conroy Island car line, In
Brooklyn. Seventy horses are now
sick and there have been two fatal cases.
The Tribune advises that $12, 900 or
800. 900 be collected in this city, to as
>ist in placing beyond the possibi ity of
poverty the widow of Gen. Candy, who
died penniless.
Startle was driven to a road wagon,
on Fleetwood yesterday. and made the
LIST quarter in 341 secs; 2nd quarter in
33I seconds; making the half mile in
67s4 seconds. the fastest time ever made
to road wagon by any horse excelt
Dexter.
HARTFORD, Conn, May 29.-In the
Senate to-day Judge O. s. Seymour was
elected Chief Justice to succeed Chief
Justice Baller. resigned; and Judge John
D. Hark was elected to succeed Judge
Seymour.
WASHINGTON. May'i29.-In further
contradiction of Gen. Custar's report,
John G. Garisinian telegraphs: ''To the
best of my knowledge and belief, not
one Yanton Indian has left the reserva-
ton to join TIE hostile tribes on the up
per Missouri.
The President returned from Harris
burg this morning.
NFw YORK, May 29.-There were IL
bids for gold to- day amounting to over
So. 500, 600 at II SO to 1912; $1,000, 900
sold.
LONDON, May 29.- There were num-
erous accidents at the Derby race yes
terday, caused by horses running away,
falling of stands and the pressure Of
crowd. Thr e persons killed and sever
| al vounded
CLEVELAND. Ohio, May 20. The bod,
of young woman, who had been en-
tployed as servant in the family of Mr.
&. H. Denser, was found this morning
IN vacant lot on the corner Euclid Av-
enue and Kenard street. The girl had
evidently been s-rangled as brown silk
scarf, with strip OF white cotton cloth.
was found tied tightly around her neck.
Parties living i'll the neighborhood of
the scene OF the murder testified befOlt.