The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-06-17

supposed to have been dead : we,k - 49,
was found near the bottom Of the hin,F
Near the body were business cards az ,bs
liquor firm Of Series Perre ct Fills. Coorsr
France; also Of whisky houses in I,ou,s.
/ vile. ST. Louis, NewsYork and Covingrr,,
KY The deceased Is supposed 10 be VII,
liam Holland, travelling agent for whisky
dealers. Foul play Is suspected, but the
body Is too much decomposed 10 ascertain.
Albany, June 1J.--In the Court OF Ap
peals this morning. Judges Allen and Rap
PABLO read opinions for the reversal Of ths
/ Judgment Of the Supreme Court in the
Tweed case and the orders Of the Court oil
Oyer and Terminer and for the pris0ner'I
discharge. All concur. Judge Grover was
absent.
This action of the court gives Tweed hi.
liberty.
EDGEFTELD, Kentucky, June IA fire
which broke cut to-day destroyed an entire
81. LopIs, June Embellishments were
found sgainst Gen. John Mcdonald, ,ex-sn.
peryisor Of internal revenue for this dis
triot; Col John A. Joyce. Alfred Bevis and
Edward 3. Frazer; and they appeared be-
Tore the United States district court yester-
day. The charges against Mcdonald and
Joyce are marked on the docket as crimi-
nal for destroying public records. and
charges against Bevis and Frazier the m
moval and concealment Of spirits. and fail
ing to efface stamps and brands. JudOe
Treat fixed the bail OF Mcdonald and Jovce
at &10, 900; Of Frazier, az 5000, and Of
Bevis at $500.
WHKEsBARRE, June 15.-The miners
who have been working 6t Paine's shaft
were met by large gang this morning, and
ordered to stay out. A posse was raised
and armed. They opened & way through
the mob, and those who wished entered the
shaft. There was great excitement, and
the least offensive movement from the idlers
would have drawn fire from the posse.
WHKEsBARRE, June 15.-The miners,
diSagreeing among themselves, ali have re-
turned to work without any concessions
from the proprietors.
QUINCY, III, June ia tornado swept
over this city, Frustrating many houses.
One person was killed and many seriously
injured.
= SAVANNAH, Ga, June Is. "A party Of
excursionists went to Arkwright's Island
yesterday, and while a number were in
bathing they were carried out TO sea.
Frank G. o. Driscoll, q merchant Of this
city, and Charles r. johnson, a clerk
Miss johnson was rescued in an insensible
condition by d steamboat. She had been
in the water half an hour. She was kept
afloat by her bathing dress. The bodies Of
the drowned have not been recovered.
ROrelGn.
BERLIN, June 9.--The banquet given to-
night, in honor Of Hon. Carl Schurz. was
attended by eighty gentlemen, Of whom
forty-hve were Americans. Mr. Thompson
presided and proposed the toast to the
Emperor and the President of the United
States. Ex-senator Schurz toasted Ger
many and America, and made speeches in
German and English. He vas repeatedly
cheered. Among the distinguished per
sons present were Herman bennington,
President of the Prussian House Of Depu-
ties; Bointh, Vice President of the Cham
Der of Peers; Privy Counsellor Bucher
Professor Momemsen, the historian; Keiss-
man, Consul General of the United States
and several members Of the Prussian diet.
LONDON, June "a dispatch TO the
Times from Rangoon says Mr.. Forsyth,
British Envoy to Burmah, has been in
structed to demand OF the King an expIa-
nation of the friendly reception given the
Chinese general implicated in the murder
of Mr.. Margory, the British explorer, in
Burmah.
MADRID, June 0. -Rumors Of the Re
publican movement in consequence Of the
recent military events, which prove that
the troops were unable to gain any advant-
age over the Carlists.
LONDON, June 0.-The steamship with
the Sultan of Zanzibar and suite on board
has arrived at Gravesend.
LONDON, June 9.-The Paris correspond
ent of the Times, abiding to rumors Of Re
publican movements in Madrid, says those
who are watching the course Of affairs in
| Spain are satisfied that the Alfonsist govern
ment is apprehensiVe. They assert that
the Spanish ambassador has renewed his
complaints relative to the tolerance Of Car.
lists on the frontier and has warmly pro.
tested against the terrible charity felt, the
object of which is to raise money in Paris
for the Carlists. It is supposed France will
pay less attention to these complaints than
formerly, as Germany at present takes q
slight interest IN the cause Of King Alfonso,
whose government is too weak to pursue q
course agreeable to Germany. Competent
authority IAN attache of the Spanish EN-
bassy in Paris officially reports that the
Carlists muster As, 900 good soldiers, besides
an equal number of second rates, and will
continue to be victorious 80 long Is the war
is conducted as at present. A dispatch
from Vienna says the Princess Windise has
sent 8. ZOO. 900 horins to Don Carlos.
LONDON, June 9.-The town of Naras-
chauk, on the right bank Of the river Isna,
Russia, has been entirely destroyed by fire.
The population was 90, 900, and contained
three churches and several manufactures
and saw mills.
LONDON, June 10.--A dispatch to the
Standard says that arrangements have been
made between the Carlists and Alfonsists
for the exchange Of 10000 prisoners at
Vienna.
The Daily Ne1os reports several Russian
men-of-war at Odessa have been ordered
to Greece; three others are expected at
Greece from the Baltic.
PARIS, June 10.-The French ultra Mon
tame journals publish from Carlist source
that Gen. Gomundi had captured GARNER,
taking 500 prisoners.
LONDON, June TO- srhe CarIist commit
tee in this city ann0us.e that they have re-
ceived intelligence Of great victory by
| Gen. Saballos over King Aifonso's troops at
Blancas, a seaport Of Spain, twenty-five
miles south Of Genoa, after two days fight
ing. The Carlisss captured the guns and
stores of the Alfonsists and took sixty-four
prisoners.
Madrid, June 1O.-General Jovellar has
returned TO Valencia and assumes command
of the army Of the centre. Lieut.. Gen.
Prime de Rivera win succeed Joyellar a.
Minister of War.
LONDON, June 10.-The Sultan Of Zanzi.
bar landed at Westminster this evening
and was received by guard of honor. He
will remain in England q month or two.
The expenses Of his visit are betrayed By
the British government.
PARIS, June 10.-A violent storm passed
over the city yesterday. Much window
glass was broken, and thousands Of chin
neys blown over. Many accidents occurred.
Traffic is wholly suspended in the streets.
The storm extended 70 the south Of fraace,
and from the Pyrenees comes the report
that house was prostrated and eleven per-
sons killed. The damage IN Paris alone ia
estimated It II, 900, 900 francs.
PANS, June i'm. Olivier's book IN
defense Of the Ministry, and Of which be