, 1873-04-03

uecilned to furnish it.
The counsel for Stokes made applica
ton to Judge Brady to-day, to amen.
the judgement or record of Stt kes' frs
trial by inserting the. facts of the alb
sence OF the Judge and prisoner during
a portion Of the trial, and affidavits used
on the motion for new trial. The de-
J cision is reserved.
Catherine Herman, married woman
was taken from a liquor saloon OF
Washington street this evening, covered
with wounds and blood, and carried tc
the Park Hospital where she died. Hel
husband was arrested on suspicion The
neighbors say that the pair were con
stantly drunk and frequently quarrel
ling.
Sr. LOUIS, March %. Geo. Bryan, (
negro, was hanged by asmob at Chillico
che, Missouri, Wednesday night. fol
committing an outrage on Miss Fisk, /
lighly respectable white lady living q
miles from that place.
San DIEGO, March 2S--The JTorlc
has information that the schooner Lark
Capt. Bar5ie. which left here weeb
ago for Ensensadas, took on the six con.
victs. murderers, who we're going to L.
Pasc for Imprisonment near San Omen.
tin. 1t is supposed that the convict>
have scuttled her, or else she ran on the
rocks, as there are reports of pieces OF
the wreck and tie bodies Of the telons
were washed ashore. The felons Were
supposed to have been chained All Oh
board are thought to be lost.
In speaking of the matters at Camp
Apache the HIorld's correspondent says
The Indians are getting uneasy and
others are dissatisfied, and the principal
cause of this is, the great extent of sick
ness prevailing among them. They re-
ceive all the rations due them, still they
are not satisfied. III the Apaches APP
pear to have more firearms and ammuni-
ton now tnan ever before. The opinion
Of ali here is that they buy them of the
Mexican traders Of New Mexico.
San FRANcrsco, March 26. The Gold
Bluff expedition returned to-day from
Redding's Rock. The color of gold was
not discovered although the beach was
pospccted for number of miles. The
expedition cost six thousand dollars.
The steamer Moses Taylor is due
from Honolulu. This is her last trip
in tie Webb line.
Hewes & Co., will take the machinery
out Of the iron-clad steamer Vanderbilt
which they purchased from the Gov
ernment, and convert her into sailing
vessel. The frame is in good condition
and her owners think that she viii make
one of the fastest sailors aAoat.
PORTLAND, March % The steam
propeller California due here last night
| for San Francisco, has not arrived. Her
time of sailing for the Sound ports is
| aIcertain.
New YORK, March 2G.-Ben. Eoili-
| lays friends treat with levity the Trib-
nue's announcement that proceedings
are to be instituted against him as Pres
i1ent Of the Oregon & California r. R.
for alleged fraudulent representations
N placing the Company's bonds. The
Tribune SAYS: 1t is stated that til
Oregon {. California r. L. caused Drexel
Morgan & Co., of New York, and Zulz-
bach Bros. of Frankfort, Germany, to
negotiate $10,950. COO of its bonds at
prices which netted the Company So
500, 900. President Holiday, it is fur
.her asserted, took contract from thi
Company to build the road at the rate
of about $50, 600 mile, on the proceed
Of she sale Of the bonds, portions OF
| which, amounting to 230 miles he built
leaving the most difficult and expensiy 6
part of the line unfinished. 1t Is fur
ther asserted that the winter storms
have damaged the road very much ano
| chat the receipts have not equalied the
amount reqnlred for interest. The
bonds are quoted at 80 in the Berlii
market; and at recent meeting OF the
oondnolders a committee was appointe'
% bring proceedings against Holiida,
4 Co. to secure the land grant of 1850,
900 acres.
NEW YORK, March 51.-The stor!
which was published i'll a sensational
paper yesterday, that it was known the
Roscoe vas the murderer of Goodrich
IS pronounced by officials as fiction
Roscoe, they think may have had some
ting to do with it, and that the authorl
ties seek his arrest, but Mrs. Myres
alias Armstrong, Is known to have been
at the house On the night of the murde
and had b en- in com any with Good
rich in New York until 9 o'clock, whe, :,
they parted amaeiably. There is n
cline of the whereabouts of Kate Stod
lard who was intimate with the deceas
ed, and being the suspected party
could probably thow some light npol
the matter. On the other hand the Chic
of Police relates that Mrs. Myres ad
,nitted to him that Roscoe was the mur
derer. but her statement does not cor
respond with what has been published