, 1874-06-04

ExcIus1vELY TO THE DAILY DISPATCH

CISCO on the lAhu, tOucn1n8 at Central
American and Mexican rorts.
City of Panama arrived at Aspinwall
from New York this morning.
New YenK, May 26.--A havana letter
says the American, F. A. Dockery, ar
rested at Nevitas will be removed to
Puerto, Principe, for trial. His fate is
uncertain, depending upon the Governor
General.
SAN Francisco, May 26.-British str.
Mikado sails for Honolulu and Sydney
tomorrow. Great Republic left Yoko-
hama for this port Saturday, with about
1000 Chinese passengers.
WARRINGTON, May 2e.-Appropriation
Committee have agreed to recommend
an appropriation of S25O,0OO for Mare
Island. Sargent offered an amendment
to the deficiency Of appropriation, in
creasing the amount for incidental ex-
penses of Indian service in Oregon from
$39.001 to 9,001.
A report is prevalent that new Sec
retary of Treasury will be appointed
within the next "a hours.
NEW YORK, May 26.--Guion and FL.
Talcott will be replace Stebbins and
Bradbury on the new Pacific Hail Board,
Hatch remaining Managing Director.
SAN Francisco, May &c. -Vasquez ar
rived this morning in custody and was
taken to the City Jail. He is to be tax
en- to Monterey County this afternoon,
under strong guard.
WASHINGTON, May 81 Senate Appro-
priation Committee reported that the
item in the House bill for incidental ex-
penses for Indian service in California be
increased from $40, 900 to $50, 600. Also
that similar items for Nevada and Ari-
zona be increased from SIS, 900 to $780,
900, ard $4,000, respectively. The
Committee also recomend that the item
of $50, 600. inserted in the House on
motion of Luttrell, providing homes on
public Lands for Southern California
Indians, be striken out. Sargent thinks
they should be provided with homes on
Round Valley Reservation.
BRUNSWICK, Me-, May 26.- Faculty
suspended hundred students of Bow
doin College, for refusing to drill.
WASHINGTON, May 27. Richardson
Will soon withdraw from the Treasury
Department. 1t is believed that Delano
will succeed him.
House Committee on appropriations
recommend an appropriation of $780,
900 for the Mare Island Navy Yard.
SAG Francisco, May 81 Sheriff Row
land and party arrived on the steamer
Senator at an early hour this morning
with vasques in charge. They were
driven Immediately to the City Hall in
hack. Vasquez was placed in an iron
cell and his schackles removed. The
news of the arrival soon spread abroad,
and large crowd collected at the City
Hall, to interview him. After breakfast,
Chief Cockrin and Sheriff Rowland took
him to Bradley & Rulofson's gallery,
where his likeness was taken. They
went on foot but as a great crowd soon
collected he was taken back in a hack,
followed multitude of men. Visitors
were admitted to see him and he receiv-
ed them with smiles and was disposed
to talk. He fears lynehing in Monterey
Co., and desires nothing but new trial
and fair one He still persists that
he. never shed the blood of anv man in
all his raids. He don't believe that
Greek George betrayed him, but says
some of his countrymen had done so.-
He says he was foolish to remain so
long near Los Angeles, but feared that
Morse and his party had got South of
him to cut off his intended flight into
Mexico. He suffers much yet from the
wound in his breast. The officers will
start for Monterey County with him, this
afternoon. 4
Greenbacks unchanged.
The .Colima sails for Panama at noon
to-day u i7<j
Boston, May 27.-The body of the
woman found in the. water rear War
mouth yesterday, has been Identified as
that of Julia Hawks of st. John, New
Brunswick .t.sx II s
LITTLE Rock, May 27.-House of Rep
resentatives-yesterday, after four hours
debate, passed bill giving amnesty to
all connected with the late rebellion, ex-
cept those holding positions in the Leg
islative, Executive and Judicial Depart
ments, who used their position to for
ward the rebellion.
Several new suits have been com-
menced against Ticket Agents of the
Wisconsin Railroads, for refusal to sell
tickets at rates established by law.
CHICAGO, May 27.--A special from
Massilon, Ohio, reports serious trouble
at the Youngston Coal Cos. mine. Co.
has employed negroes in place of strik-
ing miners, and established an armed
guard over their property. Yesterday
two men were shot in the act of firing
the trustle leading from the mines to
Railroad and both were wounded badly.
The Governor has been appealed 70 fol
aid. fiis
SAN FRANCISCO, May 27.--Wine and
brandy Shipments to New York to-day
by the Colima aggregated 6,6S5 gallons
valued at s2s.654.
Vasauez was not taken to Salinas to-
day, and the officers say they are yet un-
deciaed when they will start. While
Vasquez was on exhibition in the City
prison to-day. the officers were station
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