, 1875-06-17

.1eer,1vrIr TO THE DAILY DISPATCH.


tsleeraphs May 24th to the Secretary OF
War stating that Eve hundred persons
are waiting to go into the Big Horn
country. and ask permission to proceed
via Fort Fettermaa and kearney. The
document was referred by the Secretary
Of War 10 Gen. Sheridan who has for
warded the same to the Commissioner
General of the Dops rtment of the Platte
with the following endorsement:
HEADQUARTERS, MILITARY DIVISION OF
14r Missouri. CHIcAao, June 9th. 1879,
respectfully referred to the Command
ing General of the Platte for his infor-
nation and such action as may be neces-
cary. According to the provisions of the
treaty of 1869, with the Sioux Indians
in which white men are prohibited from
entering the country referred to in the
enclosed telegram to the Secretary of
War, notification will be given all par
ties who contemplate entering the coun-
~ named, that they will be prevented
doing so by the military authorities
until the orders under which the latter
~ acting are revoked.
BosroN. June 9.-The sale of Daniel
webster's library began to-day. the
competition was not brisk. The books
brought fair prices.
NEW YoBK, June o. Geld closed at
1l51.9l16s.. Money 2I(a3. Stocks
dull and unsettled.
1t is officially announced that the lay
ing of the direct United States cable is
completed. The Superintendentreports
the new cable working well and the
signals transmitted are perfect. The
line is still in the hands of the con-
tractors.
CHICAGO, June 9th - An inter-ocean
special says the Black Hills geological
party arrived last Thursday on the
east fork of Beaver Greek &nd fixed their
permanent camps but have as yet found
no minerals and have not been disturbed
By Indians.
LONDON, june 9.-The Paris cores
yondent of the Times speaking of the
sunoss of a republican movement in
Madrid says those watching the course
Of affairs in Spain are satisfied that the
kfousoist's government is appre hem
sive. They assert that the Spanish
ambassador at Paris has renewed his
complaints relative to the tolerance OF
Carlists on the frontier. and has warmly
protested against ostensible charity fetee,
the real object of which is to raise money
IN Paris for Carlists. 1t is supposed
France will pay less attention to these
complaints than formerly as Germany
takes slight interest in the cause of King
Alfonso whose government is too weak
10 pursue course agreeable to Ger
many. A competent authority. an
attache of the Spanish Embassy in Paris,
officially reports that the Carlists mus
tered As. 900 good soldiers besides small
numbers of the second rates and will
continue to be victorious as long as the
war is conducted as at present. Dis
patches say the Princess Windischieratz
sent SOC, 900 forins to Don Carlos.
The amount of bullion gone into the
Bank Of England on balance to-day is
9lS.0 900 pounds.
LONDON, June 9.-Callist Commits
sioner states General Saballes defeated
Alfonsoists troops at Blares after two
days fighting, capturing their guns and
stores and 40. 0.prisoners.
PARIS, June 2. - A violent storm
passed over the city to-day, causing
immense damage and many accidents.
Traffic was wholly suspended in the
streets. The storm extended to the
south of France and from Pyrennes
comes a report that house was pros
trated and II persons killed. The dam
age done in Paris alone is estimated at
100000 francs.
LONDON, June 10.-A special to the
Standard says that arrangements have
been made between Carlist and Alfonso
lists for exchange of one thousand pris-
oners.
The daily News reports several Rus
sian men-of-war at Odessa have been
ordered to proceed to Greece and three
others are expected at Greek ports from
tho Baltic.
A Berlin correspondent Of the Times
telegraphs an account of the banquet in
honor of Carl Schurz. which says cor
dial replies were Uade by Herr Benig-
sen, Capp and Doirgburg. The speech
in which Schurz endeavored to strength
en- the ties between Germany and the
United States invested the occasion |
with considerable political importance.
French Ultramontane Journals pub
lish telegram from Carlist sources an
no.neing that Gen. Galmunde has cap
tured Caninora end taken 800 prisoners
MADpID, June 9.-General Joyellar
has gone to Valencia to assume COM
mand of the Army of the Centre.
Lieutenant General Primo Derivia
will succeed Gen. Jovellar as Minister
Of War.
TORONTO, June, S.-A disastrous fire
At 9 O'Clock tonight burned half a
block from Younge to Victoria and
North Shunter streets. Loss S150,000
LONDON, June 10. - The Sultan OF
Zanzibar arrived at Westminster this
afternoon and was received by guard
Of honor.
At Ascot meeting to,day the Royal
Punt cup was won by Thuringan Prince.
The Ascott Prince stakes won by Gill
bert. Coronation stale by Maude VIC
toria.