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New-York tribune., 1873-05-12

THE REPUBLIC OF SPAIN.
DEFEAT OF CARIIsTs UNDER DON ALFONso-ARREsT
OF PRIESTS AT MADRID-EECT0RAL RETURNS
POSITION OF CARLIsTs.
MADRID, Saturday May TO- 1s7a.
Saballs the Carlist leader, recently shot
dead one Of the officers under his command who he
learned was about to surrender TO the Government
troops.
severe conflict has taken place between the band OF
Carsts under command Of Don Alfonso and the Repue-
cans resulting in the total defeat OF the former Sixty
five OF the insurrecuOnists killed and many
wounded.
Information has been received at the war-ofioe OF
the defeat Of the CaTists in number OF small engage
ments
Several priests have been arrested in Madrid on the
charge Of advocating the Of Don Carlos.
Returns or the voting to-day Madrid and the prov
inces for the Electoral Bureaus. lar received, are
IN favor Of the Federal Republicans.
LONDON Saturday, May 10, 1873
The Carlist Committee in this city announce that
their latest dispatches from Spain state that Don Alfonso
is hockading the town Of Iguaada, in the Province Of
Barcelona with 2OO men sabas with his force. is be
fore Manresa in the province and the band under
command Of Tristany is the town OF Rens, Province
VI PARIS, Saturday, May 10, 1873.
4 dspatch from Bayonne says the Spanish Govern
ent Army in the Province Of Biscay has not been paid
for some tIrne and the soldiers are in consequence IN
state Of murny. - -, ,o-o
The preliminary elections for the Constituent Cortes
began in tins city yesterday.
The number Of votes on the first day was S2o25
The voting continues to-day large majority for the
Federal Republicans is assured. The vote east by other
parties is insignificant. Although there Is much excite
ment the election has 50 far been peaceful.
The official returns OF the Minister OF Finance shows
that the total debt Of Spain the end Of March ls3
was 7ssoOOoOOO pesetas about onethrd more than was
The FederaIlsts have carried every election district in
the CITY. . -, -
ders to hold Admiral IOpete under arrest
New-York tribune., 1873-05-12
THE MISSING POLARIS.
DEATH OF CAPT HALL AND FAILURE OF
HIS EXPEDITION.

DEAlH Of GABls HALL AMI 1 EhAA@N-AA% -
HIS EXPEDITION.
PARTY OF SURVIVORS PICKED Up OF Az ICE-FLoE
BY THE STEAMER TIGREss-ADvENTUREs OF riiE
pFscr-Ep-PRoBABIE FATE OF Tue REMAINDER
OF TIIE CREW. ...
W,sHTSGToY. MAY 1O.-The following important
dispateb WAS laid before the President and his Cab
met last evening:
ST. JOINS. Newfoundland May s.-rhe English sailing
ship walrus has just arrived and report that the
steamer gress picked upon the ace az Grady HarDor
labrador on the 9Oh Of April last Is Of the crew and
I'VE OF the Esquinaux Of the steamer Polars OF the
Arctic Expedition. Capt Hail died last Summer The
Tigress is hourly expected at Ct Johns
F. n MALLoY, United States Consul
Upon fhe reading of this it was agreed that it
should not be given out for publication until the
particulars could be obtained. which 1t was hoped
would lessen the apparent magnitude OF the dlsas-
ter Indicated by the dispatch and thereby save the
friends of the officers and crew from unnecessary
anxiety Accordingly, a telegram was immediately
sent to Consul Malloy, requesting MN 10 furnish
without delay all the available nfor1nation ihcluu-
ing full list of those saved and the following re-
ply was received by the Department OF state tins
morning and communicated TO Secretary Robeson;
ST. JOHNS, n F. May al have just returned from
Bay Roberta Capt reports having reached north
latitude 6; he reached Winter quarters IN septeh-
ber 1871 in latitude sls 49, longitude 81 tf capt hhh
died Of apopexy the sth Of October ls'i ana was
buried about half mile southeast OF the ships winter
auarters They sailed across Kanes Polar sea- "hleh
is said TO be strait about 1l miles wide, with me APP
pearaHce Of open water north. They efi their WINTER
quarters On Aug I2 s72 got on beam ends on The lSh
OF the seme month thence drove south TO 7' 49, IN the
ship when owing the heavy pressure OF the iee' Tue
vessel wac thrown up and while landing stores &C. the
vessel broke away from her mOoringS' with part Oh
the crew and drifted away south.
The vessel was hast seen, under steam and canvas,
making for harDOr the east SIDE OF northumberland
Island The Polas is without boats or the two landed
on the ice with Capt Tyson burnt to make wa
ter for the Grew and the other s In Bay Roberts
The crew lost the vessel the 18th Of October l2 and
Picked up April by the hgress, in latitude
so s0 having been 1917 days the Ice. No lives we're
lost When last board she made no more wnter than
during the past Winter and Fan. but had received
heavy injuries her stern, causing her TO leak badly
The names OF the crew here are Capt. Tyson, Fred
Meyer John Heron W. C. Kruger. Fned Anthony, Gus
tayus, the EsquimauK Joe, Hannah aud child, Hans
Christian Dr. Kanes expedition, wife and four chill
drel. ths youngest only sight months oid
New-York tribune., 1873-05-12
rHE ATLANTIC pIsAsTER.

opFNElG OF THE INVESTIGATION AT LIVERPOOL.
LONDON. Saturday, May 10, 1873.
The official inquiry into the loss Of the
steamship Atlantic opened to-day at Liverpool The
investigation was mainly into the alleged insufeeney
NJ provisions aud coal Mr. Ismay, Of Ismay, Imrie
Co the agents of the White line, testified that the
Atlantic had on board when she LETT Liverpool 9SS tons
OF coal and provisions for voyage OF % days ndepend
emf OF the cabin BE further testified that sue
had undergone all the necessary surveys regarding
equipment and stores previous to her departure.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-12
VIEWS OF CHIEF.JUsT1CE DAILY.

A TRIBUNE reporter called upon Chief-Jus-
tiee DAY. President OF the American Geographical soe-
ety. his residence No "a place. last evening
Judge DAILY deeply Interested in the progress
OF Arctic discovery many years In his annual ad-
dress before the Geographical sosiey delivered Fen l
lsS he expressed great apprehension Of the iste OF
Capt Halls expedition, account of the entire nnht
meas Of the Polaris for hsc work, and the
New-York tribune., 1873-05-12
RIOTOUs DEMONSTRATION AT ROME.
A.. 500

During the sitting of the Chamber of
Deputies YESTERDAY a crowd numbering 200 persons
marched 70 the Qur.na making rotous demonstrations
on the way and shouting for the complete abolition of
the religious corporations. The police made stand
against the mob and prevented 10 from entering the
palace. one policeman was wounded.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-12

ism and who now. from calculated purpose, or
weakness of conviction. or from unfounded self
conceived confidence in his subtle skill Of managing
the nation and it's parties, SETS himself con-
tan,ptuonslv aboye the vulgar. Bonapartism,
evan to-day. is conceivable because within
its own conditions, logical; and so with
Iegitimism But as regards C9sarean
Therism or class republcanism, democratic
republic since it is based on Universal Suffrage,
subiect. as if by native right, to the control of
lately converted Monarchists and the class superior
high Bourgeoisie: Thank you" rises, sarcastic,
the great cry from the subsoil voting masses. The
eo,ckes soeiales the hitherto low-lyng strata, mil
lions deep, and strong, of vulgar mechanics and
laborers the mere statement of whose undenable
existence and inevitable rising by Gambetta last
wear has been text for the widest bowling against
him as IN apostle of social revolution, are less
conscious of their estate and more definitely
conscious of the dsagreeable features of it than the
class Of worthy intelligent gentle
men are aware'of can conceive.
What controls our French political quarels is
class quarrel, which springs primarily from re-
lgious quarrel Why the very shrewd NJ. Theirs
and his friend Remusat made the ruinous mistakes
they did and how they are likely TO profit by the
electoral lesson taught them from their OVID mis-
takes, may be answered by two smart Lines, attrib-
uted falsely perhaps to st. Marc Girardin THE
public is an echo, that undertakes to pre-
tend to speak for the frst.' Mediate over
that rather cheaply smart phrase for due while
take il at its French sense Iand so taken 1t has
painfully positive sense and make the most OF 1t.
Studied, meditated, comprehended by any one who
has given enough study TO the curious problem of
French politics, to have a right to an opinion
regarding them, that arrogant cass-phrase, uttered
by one of the most eminent selfclaimng class LIB
erals. reveals a Characteristic, typical and radical
high-Bou1geois intelligent blindness of high-elass
cOnceit W H. IL.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-12
TEE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.

SEVERAL ELECTIONS TO BE HELD MKT SPRING.
LONDON, May Il, 1873.
The Observer states that the general election
for members OF Parliament viii be held next spring.
The present Parliament viii meet for the last time IN
February for short session. when after voting the es-
mates iJ will dissolved. The Parliament Will ne
cnnvnked suorflY after the Easter hOlldays.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-12
THE PANIC ON THE VIENNA BoURsE.

VIENNA Saturday, MAY 10, 1873
Several prominent bankers OF this city have
subscribed dorns 10 the stock market, and
the Austrian Minister Of Finance, by arrangement
with the National Bank increased the 70 20OOO
OOo forms.
VIENNA. MAY II, 1873
The Government proposes 10 modify certain provisions
the Bank act with the view Of relieving the stock
market.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-12
CENTENNIAL COMMISSION OFFICERS.

PHILADELPHIA, May 10.-Ex-GOv. Hawley
was to-day reflected President and Mr. Campbell Of
Indiana WIS elected Secretary the Centennial Com
mission. The following Executive committee was
elected this afternoon
Daniel MorreT lo Penrsania Geore Corst Of Rhode
tsf Jai Eare n Aafyiand JJhn John o.
ktereaa iere " W Wood Of Virginia Alfred T. 0ehofn
Oho Geo L0Hg d AAssAehnseits Richard G. heC CnrHk Of
W. Smith 0 Georgia m Mauta ID Nes-iOrK
". u. PafsonF Of Texas. and AeT X Boee
New-York tribune., 1873-05-12

The above map which has been accurately compiled from
Official resources illustrates that avenue to the Pole
which American uavgatOrs have principally explored
continuous current southwark bearing large heilS VI
ice and ieebergs brought down by the glaciers which
line IFS shores constitutes the principal characteristic OF
this channel The existence OF this current s part OF the
evidence that the upper part Of this channel s con-
nected with an open Polar Cape Union, the FUR
New-York tribune., 1873-05-12

thest named locality the west coast has as yet only
been seen at distance. North latitude 800 l6, which
the Poars reached is the highest which ship has
penetrated The route OF the Poar after the death OF
Can't Hall, toward Northumberland Island, where IL
was expected she would ind harbor. Is depicted Il
viii be seen that TINS is very far distant from an
Esquimaux settlement the adjacent Greenland
shore.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-12
NEW SUPPLEMENTARY ELECTIONS.

NEW SUPPLEMENTARY ELECTIONS.
RADICAL OR REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES CHOSEN.
PARIS, May II. 1873
Supplementary elections were held to-day, m four
Departments. The returns so far received indicate
that in all cases either Radical OF Republican
candidates for the Assembly have been chosen
New-York tribune., 1873-05-12

Cholera infantum and cholera morbus are
prevalent RewOreans snd fes sBors eoers
psrsl geneIaiy atTtol gc-o.s In hmtA leading
clam opIon Ast loi spsenie ehsers
Ocegrrri there
IS. I. fairehild, Attorney for the New-York
Rard CopaRr h-t the vii ny
lac Albany 80
ih GoerlIaea TIE aii uBdsr protest.
and uroeeodBG9 vii be iHsItuicd y
New-York tribune., 1873-05-12
CnNrINrIrr,r, 1NrcS - NAE pnpF

CONTINUED ILLNESS OF TIE POPE.
LONDON, Saturday, May 10. 1873
A dispatch from Rome says the Pope was
too Ill yesterday receive q party Of pilgrims from
France.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-12

Wee PfnA PAGE.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-12
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

THE REPUBLIC OF SPAIN.
DEFEAT OF CARIIsTs UNDER DON ALFoNso-ARREsT
OF PRIESTS AT MADRID-HECTORAL Returns
POSITION OF CARLIsTs.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-12

.cgL aL YLM llaEoI al-mnr auAa aaoI-M-n
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-02
BEWARE OF
Advertising Dodges.
Look out for Swindlers and 'sCatch-
penny" Adyertisers!!!

-
DIR. SAGE'S CATARRH RENE
DY and DIR. PIERCE'S GOLDEN
MEDICAL DISCOVERY, having be-
come justly celebrated the world over
for their wonderful cures, it has be-
come favorite advertising dodge for
chariatans and quacks to hire nnprin-
cipled and weak minded people to
give them testimonials stating that, af-
ter having used the above celebrated
medicines without success, they have
been permanently cured by the said
qnacks' unscientific ani worse than
worthless compounds. ! say worse
than worthless, for nine-tenths Of these
unscientific compounds not only do not
possess any medicinal virtue, but do
every person who Is dHpcd into using
them UNTOLD injury. Being prepared
by those entirely ignorant of disease
and its proper treatment, how could
any rational person expect other than
such results? II would be a strong
point for such charlatans could
they make the people believe
that they have discovered something
superior to DIR. Pierce's Golden Medi-
Aas lAsSOSSt1 NHu lySs ougck SutaFIu
Remedy for curing Catarrh and other
diseases for which these old establish
ed and well-tried remedies are used
with such universal success. But
grief is sure soon to overtake these
quack medicine adventures, as it does
all those who in trying to build them
selves up endcavor TO pull others
down. 1t will require more than
these little ''catch-penny" advertising
lodges to convince the thousands who
have been permanently cured by my
Golden Medical Discovery and DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy that these
time-honored preparations are surpass-
ed in medicinal virtue by the trash
concocted by ignorant quacks.
The Peoples Medical Servant,
ltawSw II. v. PIERCE, NJ, ID.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-02

Success is the best test of superiority !;
the wonderful demand for Simmons
Liver Regulator is one of the convinc-
ing proofs that this article is apprecia-
ted above everything else ofthe kind.
However much its jealous dcfamers
may throw their shafts, truth will pre-
vail and so will this medicine.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-02
LEGAL MOTIONS


nY virtue Of An Execution to me directed from
- the CLERK Of the Circuit Court Of WapeIio
county, lows. on Judgment obtained In said
John znianf Is Pisintia, and against =. H. Hart.
man and Mary J. Hartman = Defendants, for the
sum Of Four Hundred and three dollars and .
have levied upon the following Real Estate taken
as property Of said Defendants 70 satisfy said Ex.
Lot 10. four %, Of zulsuf : sue-divlsion Of Out
lot No. 10 TO the City Of Ottumwa, Iowa
And will offer the Same for sale to the highest
sry A. B. 1873. in front II the Court House, in o..
day, when and where due attendance Vim be.siven
!. swiacETT sher i * On "a ~ County.
NJ virtue Of IN Execution to me directed from
- the CLERK Of the Circuit Court Of Wapello
ceonty, Iowa on judGm ent obtained In said
81 John Zulanf q Plaintiff, and sgainit Z. o.
Thomson - Defendant for the sum Of -Four Hun
. asa :nd dollar and 70 cent. and
led upon the following Real Estate taken ss prop
erty Of said Defcndants to satisfy said Execution
Lot No. three 80 OF xulsuf : sub division Of ont
los No. 10 In the City Of Oetumwa, Iowa
And win ofger the same for sale TO the highest
sry, 4. B. ls7s In front 81 the Court HcSss. IN o.
tumwa, ct the hour Of one o'clock p M, Of said
day, when and where due attendance win be given
Dated At Ottamwa, Iowa, December 18th. 1872.
$. sWIaGETT, sheriff Of said County.
BY virtue Of an Execution to r< directed
from the Clerk vi the Circuit Court of Wapel-
said CouT on the ies6 dsy OF ocoSsr s y
In favor OF Melville H. Talbot 81 al a. Plain
tits, aud a9Atnat Valentine Shick and u.
cob Shick ay defendants, for the sum OF -Four.
teen hundred and thirty nine dollars aud costs
taxed ~ Slx s. and accruing costs, have levied
upon the following Real Estate taken ~ the
proner:y Of said defendants, 10 satisfy said
me * d Mex and the ~ Of Nwx Of
Nlcl< and the NJ OF NEN OF Nw,l, all in
sws b,s,seg zen
a. In MAJOR 4 Dibhle's addition 70 the City
OF Ottumwa. all In the County Of Wspello.
And viii oiisr the same for sale to the h,sh.
ct bidder for cash In hand, on the s5th day Of
January, A. D., 1873. in 'front.' OF the Court
House, In Ottumwa, Iowa. e the hour
where due attendance win BE- given BY the
Dated At ottumwa. IowA December u. 1879.
Sheriff OF said County.
nY virtue Of an Execution to ns0uairected from
- the clerk Of the District Court Of Wapello
s. HsckWorfh justice 81 ne sac IL snS for
Wapello county, Iowa, on the vth day OF August,
1889, IN favor Of James Hawley a. Plaintiff, and
Fifty-seyen Dollars and 90 cents and costs taxed n
$500. and sccruing costs, have levied upon the
following Real Estate, taken O. the property Of
sex Of ne4 and nwk Of neH Of Section IS, Town.
And WIN Offer the same for sale to the highest
airy, A. r. 1913, IN mont OF the Court House, In OF
tumwA, ct the hour one O'Clock p. M. Of said day,
when and where due attendance Will be given BY
the undersigned.
Dated at Ottumwa. lows, December 20, 1871.
3. A. SWIGGETT, Sheriff Of said County.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-02
TEA eRowIxe IN IOWA.


The Experiment Tried with Success I'm
Crawford County.
From the Den nison Review.
We have learned of most impor-
tant discovery, one that affects every
citizen of the land, and one that will
add immense wealth to our nation, and
ono that will revolutionize one of our
most important commercial trades.
1t is almost too important n one to be
easily believed, being no less than
| that tea has been grown in Crawford
county, and can be grown here in pro-
| fusion, and fully as good, If not better,
than we now import.
About eighteen months ago, an eld-
erly gentleman came to this place,
| looked around with the intention OF
buying property, and did purchase in
| Deloit, In the north part Of our county
and quietly settled down to country
life. Since that time he has rarely
been seen around, unless called by bus
money to make all necessary purchas-
es, invariably paying the ready cash
therefor. No one knew that he was
pureuing any unusual ayocation, until
his neighbors seeing many unusual ac-
tons, wondered what ii all meant, and
Madame Gossip soon invented many
strange stories about him; even going
SO far rs to claim that no was the head
1 center of gang of thieves and was re-
ceiving stolen property and so on, un-
til we cannot begin to cnumerate half
ofthe yarns told. It's owing to this
fact, almost alone, that no revealed his
true business, as he said he could not
stand 1t to be SO maligned.
The person to whom we aliude, is
Rev. Mr.. Hopkins, who is Trustee of
the u. S. Manchett Tea company,
whose object is to Introduce the culture
Of tea into this country. For years he
has spent all his time and large
sum of money in investigating this
subject. For this purpose he has Wis
tied many of our States, purchased
property, and carried on his investiga-
lions. But in Crawford county he has
had the best success.
Tho company held that it was possi-
Bile to grow tea in the United States,
provided natural base could DO found
in which the tea scion could be grated
thus acclimating 1t. A natural base
has been found here, in which the ten
scion is grated in the fall, remaining
in the ground during the winter, and
the next May or June it commences
to bear tea. Mr.. Hopkins claims tina,
it will stand our coolest weather, md
thrive we'll.
BY actual trial the company have
!. raised over seven hundred pounds to
the acre.
v 81 We arc not 0t liberty to state whal
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-02

When the comb acts as arase. bringing away Z
roll OF parted fbers every time 1t s passed through
the hair, haidness wonld soon be Inevitable. But
even III this case, for0rn AZ II may seem, the mis-
chief can tie arrested, the iogs repaired Lyons
brush TO promote the absorption OF the fluid by the
scalp, Will stop the thnnng-opt process IN forty
eight hours. The roots frula which the dead fll-
mcnfs were shed will soon he re endowed with VI
tally and new growth will speedily spring mp on
the denuded places. This work VI reproduction
viii 60 on nslti the damage IL completely repaired,
and .ie laNpriant crop ~ hair thus produced VIII
never wther or fall out d long as the vitalsing
application II regularly continued. -
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-02

the object Of the company ID, or In
what manner the company propose to
conduct their business.
From the statement made to us by
Mr.. Hopkins, VIC sec no reason for
doubling that this company has made
a valuable acquisition to the resources
Of tho country, and one that we trust
may prove to be eminently successful.
The coming season will serve to prove
the truth or falsencss of the theory,
and set at rest all doubts in the premi.
SEES.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-02

Some Of the young men of this vicin-
ity, have been vigorously scratching
their heads over the following prob
lem: "Why is it thata young fellow
and bis girl can sit in the parlor until
after midnight, without making noise
enough for the old folks to hear them
through the partition, but can't sit in a
public place FIVE minutes, without
annoying the whole house with their
coughing.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-02

We mentioned some time ago that
W. L. Cope was engaged in opening a
very tlne Goa. Bank in Appanoose Co.
To-day we eaw . specimen Of the Coal.
which came IRON ritc out-croppings Of
the bark. ind it's fhe richest in btu
men o. az. Coal we have ever seen in
this country. IL it continues to grow
better, as coal usually docs, as they go
further into the bank il certainly wilt
By a line thing ior Billy and his part
ners. They already have proHcrs of
orders for q large amount daily, Of
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GIVEN AWAY.

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