, 1875-05-13

-Vlc1oaiA, May ILL., Some Indians
who came down the coast in . canoe.
report the loss Of the steamer Glenora,
which few days since left this port for
Fort Wrangel, Alaska, with q large
freight and passenger list. A. nothing
turthes has been heard and the locality
stated BY them corresponds with that in
which the bark Union was wrecked last
Friday. it is thought that the Indians
have got these two vessels mixed No
uneasiness is felt concerning the safety
Of the Glenora. !.
WASHINGTON. May 10,-Some of the
political friends Of Blaine who have ar
rived here within the last few days are
quietly canvassing the political situa-
ton. They frankly state that Rlaius is
an ayowed candidate for the Presidency
and believe that if the convention were
held today he would secure the nomin-
alton. They state that BlAine's policy
from now until the meeting of the next
Congress. will be silence.
They are somewhat curious to disoov-
er the meaning of the Treasury changes.
They imagine they may have some, ,po-
litical import. They seem to think the
removal of Douglas il blow at Penn
sylvania. and Of course regret it, for
they have regarded Pennsylvania as one
Of Blaine's strongholds. They MAIN
tain that the Indications of the last two
months plainly show Bristow himself to
be Presidential aspirant; fact which
appears to be believed by the princi-
pal politicians who have recently been
here.
NEW YoRK, May 10.-Hon. William
A. Wh.eler, of the louisiana Congress
sional Committee. has addressed let
ter to the Times IN answer to the ques-
ton. " Is the Louisiana adjustment
success or q failure ?" He says: l
firmly believe that Louisiana Las at last
caught inspiration from the new order
of things. That, exhausted as she
is with tumult and violence, yet with
good government and the education of
her people; the last, just now her
greatest need; she will with steady but
slow pace emerge from what seemed to
be her utterly helpless condition.
In regard to the reseating of four
Democrats in the House of Representa-
tives. he says: No one could be found
in Louisiana to assert that at the time
these four Democrats were unseated,
there was quorum of the House pres,
ent, SO these four Democrats had not
been legally expelled from their seats.
having doLe nothing to forfeit them
Their reinstatement was an act Of SIM
pie justice. which all who fully urder>
stand the facts must approve.
CH1cAGo, May 1O.-The Tribune's
Washington special says that George q.
Gorham, Secretary of the Senate. has
left for California, where he intends to
enter on an active campaign to secure
the nomination for Governor.
ToLEDo. May 10.-A tornado passed
over the village of Green Springs, Ohio,
yesterday afternoon, blowing down 8
houses, KILN. two children, and de-
molishing every chimney in the place.
Several houses and barns between Green
Springs and Clyde were blown down,
and trees and fences demolished.
Between Clyde AID Bellerne. along
the line of the Lake Shore railroad,
scarcely bailding escaped uninjured.
The track of the storm was about two
miles wide. '
WASHINGTON. May "a private let
ter from Havana says the continuance
of Spanish rule seems to be question
OF very short time. Valmasdes' offer of
free pardon to all insurgents laying
down their arms is deemed significant
of the speedy loss Of power. The pa
triots have all the Eastern and Central
portions of the Island as source of
supply and are pushing the royal forces
rapidly to the Westward, andi the seige
of Havana is talked Of as possible
thing.
LONDON, May 10.-Boats cruising In
the vicinity of the wreck Of the Schiller.
continue picking up the bodies OF the
drowned. When the steamer left St.
Mary's Island today nearly so had been
found. Seven more nail bags have
been recovered. They contained most
" San Francisco and Auckland news
papers.
The steamer Calais was lost near
Brest, while ON q trip from Lisbon to
this city. Sixteen persons were drown
ed. t7
New YORK, May 1O.--The following
was received at the Office of the Agents
of the Eagle line this morning from Ply
mouth: Only Is passengers saved from
the Schiller, the names of whom were
telegraphed you yesterday from Scilly.
We are doing everything to recover and
identify bodies. t
There is unusual excitement at the
Stock Exchange in Erie shares. which
have fallen 265s on sales of nearly 81
600 shares. The decline has been &C.
companied by many rumors. among
which are some which allege that the
comnanY ia embarrassed.