The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-06-11
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cep'iol o. sbc b 'dy "t ;oyeruor 0 T.,
which i, cx!,c 81 mere OH the Q h
tror, 81. Petersburg, are preparing
{: "a p accession on g:.nd sc,le.
Yesterday morning, Cot. T.. II.
Child, arrived, bci.g especially dele.
gated from South Carolina. The f.
ncr:l is to ba from Grace Church.
The m">oiS will turn out en- ula.s..
The military will embrace the Wash
ington Gra1h who will come on ftom
Washington especially for the occa-
sion, and the 7 h, Sth and 8 h Rrgi.
ment Of Z. S. troops aad the city
guards. -.
. =. SAN FnANcI'co, Jtnc 3.
acn. lPm. I. Sherman:
A subsequent despatch fron Davis,
dated AppIegate's, juno lst, an
nounces the capture of Captain Jack
and two warriors and their fauilics.
i!c expects the fow others to como
in scon, and considers that the war is
terminated.
j: NJ. hcA1OrIELD, Mai. Gen.
WAsmSGroN, June r. Torcign
miseellany---ocven cases of cholera
in DAntzing.
The spanish Cortcs will. choose a
new ministry. Deputy Blanc pro.
posed that after the declaration of
tho republic, the delegates place
themselves at the hoad of the volun-
tecrs of their respective provinces,
and unite in grand effort against
tie Carlists.
q No operations around the lava
beds since Captain jacks surrender.
Jack says ho surrendered because he
could hold out nc longor The opin-
ion prcvaila that General Davis will
shoot Captain Jack, Boston, Cha;ley
and Schonchin, without waiting for
any suggestions from the civil authori.
ties. "A correspondent of the San
Francisco Bulletin had talk with
Boston Charley, who said majority
of the captives were prepared to dio
like men. Captain Jack cares for
nothing. lie does not speak to any
person, except his sister Mary. Char
ley says twelve Modocs arc still at
large. Colonel Green's command ia
still hunting for them. A despatch
from Sag Poiot, dated June i, says
Genera. Davis command, with all
tho captives were at Applegate's house,
and were to come to Boyle's camp
that day. Hooker Jim and Steam
boat Frank arc hunting after the
missing warriors and sGuaws in that
vicinity. Sleepy Tom has Just come
from an island with Teohce, Jacks
squaw, and three children.
Hen. John preqtiss, tho oldest
printer and publisher. in that State,
died at Keene, N. II. ; aged ninety.
SIX. lie established the New Ifamp-
shire Sentinel in. 1897, and ooaduot-
ed 1t forty-nine years.
Inc missing steamer, George Crom.
we'll iR still an object Of solicitude in
New York. The agent thcro denies
the truth of the report that the Crom-
we'll had on board a largo quantity
of ammunition. He says she had
none whatever among her cargo. uor
iato will probably be determined by
to morrow, when the steamer WASH.
lngton, following in the tracks of the
CROMWELL, will arrive at New Or
leans.
BoSLE's CAMP, June So A. NJ
Late ycstcrd day afternoon, a detail Of
men belonging to tho artillery arrived
IN camp from Timber Mountain, near
tho peninsular, with twenty juniper
logs, clean and straight, and evident.
~ not intended for use in the erection
OF tents for the prisoners. Many per-
sons naryeled for what purpose tho
timbers had boen obtained. This
morning the Secret is out. General
Davis Intends to erect scafold aid
execute about ono dozen of the worst
murdcrers in tho tribo at sunset to-
morrow. lie feols that there il no
need for delay, as no doubt of the
guilt of the intended victims can OK,
ist and justice demands speedy and
certain action. Even at this time he
Is now writing a statement of their
offences, which will bo read to tho
condemned Modocs
!, A still later despatch saws ,den.
Davis, after having completed all
tho arrangements for tho execution e
OF tho Modocs, received orders from
Washington 70 hold tho prisoners
until further orders, and is thus
stopped in the contemplated work.
The feeling in camp is one of pro-:
found disgust at this action.
DosroN, Juno 7.-Hyde Park
Woolcn. Mills wero burned last night.
loss $5Oo,00O insurance $40O,00U,
IN seVenty'four companies. Foreign
companies suffer heavily.
hEY " EST, Juno 7.~'lntclligenoo
of tho safety of tho steansh,p Geo.
Cromwell, from Now York for Now
Orleans, whose non.arfival at the
latter port has caused so much ankle.
ty reached here to-day. Her cngino
broke down during tho voyage; and
Gha ,nn1a for a hah,o s.,