, 1873-06-05

ALEtELAND, uaC LIZ tAAaA vi al
fred W. Chamberlain Cor the murder of
McConnoughy last January commenced
this morning.
A German named Christian Scherer
was found IN the Like on Saturday
morning. Supposed to have committed
suicide while ina fit Of insanity.
WASHINGTON, June 2-rhe Public
Debt is decreased, $3,525, ,2S2.
LONDON, June 2.-The Times says that
Gf r.nany is dissatisfied with McMahon's
and will not enter into dip.
iomatic relations until satisfied that
France will faithfully adhere to her trea-
ty obligations.
A special to the Daily Nens from
Spain says that the Curlists under Gen.
Doregarry have deprived him of his COM
mand.
MADRID, June "A severe engage
meni took place between a foice Of
Rel ubhcans aud tarlist band COM
manded by Friestany and Don Alfonzo.
After a stubborn ie bit the insurgents
fled. They wer. pursued as tar as
Monistral de Coldero. All the Federal
and Republican factions IN Barcelona
have united in opposition to Monarch
lists. A dispatch from Gen. Nonyailles
states that with $4,000 troops he holds
all the mountain passes in Biscay aud
is driving Carlists towards the coast.
WASHINGTON, June 2.-John A. Bing-
ham has been appointed Minister to ia
pan.
New YORK. June 2.-Three of the late
directors of the P. NJ. S. S. Co. state
that the recent 4eport OF the IF ir,
taat company was sned on his own re-
sponsibiiity; and ask the present board
to publish correct stat, ment.
The following card was published to-
day;
To the editor of the Brooklyn Eal1a,
Dear Sr:--I have maintained silence
respecting SANDERS which have for some
time past followed me. l should not
speak now, but for the sake of relieving
another OF unjust imputations. A doc
ument which was recently published,
bearing my name with those Of Others,
was published without consultation with
me or with Mr.. Tilton, or with any au-
thoriZation from us. 1t that document
should lead the public to regard Mr..
Tllton as author of the calumnies to
which it allnded, it will do him great IN
Justice. am unwilling he should seem
to be responsible for injurious state
ments whose force was ierived wholly
from others.
Signed, HENRY WARD BEEcHER.
CHICAGO, June "A fire this after
noon destroyed two thirds of the Otis
Block. No. $50 Wabash Avenue. togeth-
er with the stock IF j. Llebensteln &
Co.. furniture dealers. Total loss about
S120.O00. Insurance, 375, 900 III East
ern companies.
NEW YORK. June 2.-The jury return
ed a verdict o.day that the killing of
Mrs. Broderick by her sou was an acct
dent but censures him for carrying con-
ces,led weapons Both young Broderi, k
and Corcoran were examined by in se
Demar, who discharged Broderick and
fighting and carelesSuess.
thar the board of examiners for Treasu-
ry Department had resigned on account
OF The failure of the spstem of open COM
perion. is prpnuiiced by them as un-
founded On the contrary, they say the
system has proved successful: and es-
,-cially in regard - the orig nal appoint
ments, and the board SO stated. The
ability of persons appointed to the ST.
clerkships, from examination, are
admitted by all heads of Bureaus and
others to be very superior; aud the sue
cess Of such exam nation for $500 clerk
ships was more mari ed.
LONDON. June 3.-There was a great
Trades Union demonstration in Hyde
Park yesterday, to protest against the
laws which harshly and unjustly affects
the interests and rights of labor. There
were 10000 present. The meeting was
successful.
A letter to the Morning Post says that
Don Carlos has ordered Dorragarry to
to release on parole all Republican pris
oners on his hands. Carlist officers
forbid running trains to and from Vic
toria; and the frontier. mails are SEM
around by sea.
A special dispatch to the London
Times from Paris says that the Minister
of Interior has sent circnlars to Projects
of Departments. inviting the union of
all good citizens in support of order and
advocating enc, getic maintainance OF
conservation principles as the onl,
means of restoration, through the coun-
try.
WASHINGTON. June 3-Qnestion as to
what shall be done with Capt. Jack and
his followers. is beirg privately discuss
I'd in military and civil circles. All
seem to be agreed thai as the Modocs
surrendered as prisoners. Of war. it is
not be expected they shall be punished
hv tue army, which, for the present, will
hold them in custody until fur her or
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