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THE TREASURES OF THE DEEP.

Az INCIDENT or THE WAR RKvIvED-THE IRON
SAFE or THE CUMBERLAND RECOVERED WITH
oTR HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS IN GOLD.
NORFOLK, Va, June II, 1875
captain Brown, or the schooner J. G., arrived
here today ia charge Of an iron safe OF the United
states man.ofwsr Cumberland which was ruu
into and sunk in Hampton Roads By the Confed-
crate ram virginia, in 1864. Divers had been at
work on the wreck ten years, having In view the
recovery OF this safe. The lucky man had only
been az the wreck forty-egnt hours when he found
ths safe burisd In three OF four ieot OF mud. The
water at that place is seven eight feet Deep by
tue explosion OF torpedo.the safe was cracked,
and, a. 10 was hOisted on deck, a few pieces OF
gold coin dropped out. IL Ia generally believed
tsat tho safo contains between 100000 and 100000
Ia gold.
Its estimated that more than 100000 have
been lost oy different parties in trying 10 recover
this treasure. The safe and treasure belong 10
Captain Brown ana o. X. Maltby, vi this city, and
Herbert Smith, OF Detroit Mich.
PETRIFiED BODY.
while Captain Brown was searching the wreck
ne came across petrlned human body, in per.
iect state OF preservation II was unnuTt By crabs
or nah aud the 1esh was extremely hard. The
Captain supp0ses the body 30 be that or an Oliccr,
anu ne insends 10 return and get IL.
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THE RED MAN.
AND coMAEcHR AGENcY-LETTER FROM A
QUAKER AaENT,

PHE SUPPLIES FOR THE INDIANS AT KIowA
AND coMAEcHE AaEEcY-LErTEB FROM A
QUAKER AaENT,
WASHINGTON, June IL, 1875
In reply to the statementmade by Colonel Hatch
at Fort sill rs 10 the supplies for the indians at
that agency and the Endorsement OF General Pope
that 1t was idle TO expect the Indians 10 remain
on the reservation with the prospects OF
starvation, and the military would not
be held accountable for any outbreak,
}. NJ. Haworth, one OF she Quaker agents
for the Indian Territory. has written letter to
Friend Enoch Hong, superintendent OF Indian Ar
fairs at La wrence Kan. IL Is dated KIOwa and
comanche Agency, May 81. Tho writer Says
Among other things during the past winter my
people have suffered only Tor hour ana sugar, as
nave been able 10 give them Deef, bacon. coffee
IN excess Of regular rntlons, such course
h being necessary aT 70 prevent d actual suffering
supslst on any other Kind or meat
so well buffalo, and their cultivated taste ior
mans diet has made such an inroad upon their
natures that they would not be satisfied 10 throw
faio very long. / believe the cattle we have re.
/ ceived aud issued rs general thing have
| country would afford, taking tue number into
WANT OF FLOUR AND SUGAR
Is owing entirely the freight contractor falling
I to do his DUTY. The large increase or supplies
necessary for the increase OF the military on &C
4 count or the Indian troubles required very large
/ nnouet OF transportation. The same contractor
4 having both contracts may have had larger
/ matter than ne was prepared to handle. Notwitp-
| standing the absence OF q part oil the ration Ia
4 kind, and q great deal or talk TO the
i Indians calculated to unsettle them and cause
o feeling OF dissatisfaction to arise among them,
l feel warranted IN saying that they have mani
tested o feeling OF appreciation OF the circum-
stances aud complained much less than white
/ people would have done under more favorable
circumstances, and In no single instance do call
\ 10 mind any manifestation OF bad feeling on thelr
4 part toward myself or those associated VITA mo.
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LANES II. CncRorr.

Yesterday morning the BODY OF James II. Co.
croft, son or Mr.. Cocroft, superintendent OF tho
government fertilization works at Clifton, was
picked Hp on tho South Beach, near Fort Wads-
worth. II appears that the young man LEFT his
fatners house on Saturday night last, and that
was the last seen OF him By his relatives until ne
was found dead. The probability IL that ne met
his death BY falling from a sailboat or rom some
OF the docks along the shore, The deceased was
thirtY-one years old, was good mechanic and
practical architect ana graduate OF West Point.
Or. Tracy Stapletcn held an inquest and verdict
was rendered In accordance with the facts so far
as known. The body was buried In the MoraYian
chur chyaId at New D0rp.
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THE CHRONIC INSANE.

GOSHEN, N r, June ii. 1875.
The coraer stone OF the orange County Asylum
for the Chronic Insane was laid this afternoon at
Orange Farm. The building IS to be eighty feet
long, forty wide, four stories high over the base
meDt, and will have rooms for eighty patients.
Addresses we're delivered BY DR.. Harris, Prssi-
dent OF the Board OF Health or New York and
Secretary OF the Prison Association; Mr.. John v.
Il. Pruyn, OF Albany. President; Mr. W. r.. Letcnor,
OF Bufao, Vice Presidents Or. o. s. Hoyt, OF Al.
bany, secretary, and Mr.. II. g. Eastman, OF Poue h.
keepste, member or the state Board or Charities
The corner stone was laid with Masonic cerem0-
MES Delaware Commandsry, Knights Templars
OF Port Jervis. was present number or super
intendents OF the poor rom other counties were
nreaant. and . large concoursa oil people.
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DISEASES.


The blood being the source from which our systems
arc built mp and from which we derive our mental as
we'll as ply steal capaD cs how important that II should
be Kept pure Il contains vile eserng poisons all or
important organs, as the lungs, liver kidneys the Of
ect IL most DISASTROUS Hence IL behooYes every
moro especially does hsappy at this particular season
OF the year than at any other. No matter what the
exciting cause may be. the real cause Of q
Now, Dr. Pierce does not wish to place his GoLDKH
MEDICAL Discovery In the catalogue OF ausck patent
uostIums by recommending Y 70 cure every disease
hundreds diseases that he acknowledges IL VIII not
but what he does claim is this that there Is but
disease Is cancer. lie does not recommend his dts
ooyery for that disease yet he knows II 20 be the most
searching blool cleanser yet discovered, and that 1t
will free the blood aud system OF n other known blood
poisons be they animal, vegetable or mineral The
aoLpKs DIscoyTRY warranted BY him the worst
forms OF skin iseases all forms OF Botohes, PIN.
the worst form OF Scr0ulOus and liberated sores OF
Mock Legs other parts snd ell scrofuous Diseas
Joint spinal Diseases all OF which belong to 5crot
u'V CoSfisMID mr. JOINT DISEASED CURED.
W, Grows STATION, Ia. July IA I572
Dr. PIERCE, Buffa'o ~ W
DEAR SHINY wife first became lame nlne years ago.
dwellings would appear aud disappear her hin. and
system rotten with disease. In 1871 swelling broke
hip dISchargng large quantities. ana since that
al an expense s2 who say nothing viii do any good
july I6 1874 he writes thus"hy wife mas certainly
received great benefit rom the use Of your scoyRRr
Tor she was not able of the bed and
peeted to live a when she commenced using II
year ago Che has doing most OF her work FOR
Her recovery is considered a almost miracle and va
attribute II an to the OF your vauabla medicine
can s9serglIy recommend 1t as SlOGd sqnySneS .ni
DISCOVERY Is sod by drug ists
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SPAIN AND URUGUAY.

THE SOUTH AMERICAN POLITICAL ExIIEs SENT
AWAIT FROM CUBA RoYAIIsr WAR sE1P
ooSvors THE REPUBLICAN BRIO FROM THE
COAST,
HAVANA, June IL, 1873.
Tho spanish man.oiwar Isabel Ia catOlIca con.
voyed the Uruguayan bark Pnig thirty miles from
the coast ana allowed her to proceed wherever
her commander wished,
WHERE WILL THEY 90 TO
None OF the prisoners on board toe PUG wore
permltted 70 land mere.
several steamers for the United states refused
20 take them a. passengers.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Misc Jennie Hughes sings OF the Brooklyn Thea
tire Tonight.
Albanl has made grand success in London this
season, especially az Elsa in "Lohengrin.u
Downing's Band Ia again in the field for mill
tary display at Jones' Wood Colosseum on sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. Max strakosch Will present the great dra-
matc prima donna, Mile. Teuens, In concert
oratorios and opera In this city next fall.
Miss Kellogg goes to Booths with her English
opera In September, and the Academy OF Music
will be left all alone. where's Maretzek, tine Ma.
poleon OF Italian operaP
Mr.. Harktns who has been SO long ana so favor.
ably known in connection with Mr. Daly's ara.
matte company. VIII nave a very attractive benent
at the Fifth Avenue Theatre on Friday next.
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ITALY.

AN EXCITED DEBATE IN THE PARLIAMEST-A
DAY SESSION THH LEGISLATURE CLOSED
SUDDENLY.
ROME, June II, 1876.
In the Chamber or Deputies there have been vio-
lent debates over the governments Public Safety
bill, which amends the Law for the suppression or
brlgandase and other disorders in Sicily and else.
where.
The bill Is approved by the Left.
the sitting tonight was abruptly closed on &C.
count OF the disorder which accompanied the dis.
cussion.
TEE NATIONAL BOUNDARY WITH SWITZERLAND.
royal decree mas been issued promulga In z
a convention between Italy and Switzerland
which establishes the boundary between the two
countries In accordance with the award OF tho
arbitrator, Mr.. Marsh, Minister OF the United
States.
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Mr.. P. $. Gilmore and his unrIvallsd military
band essayed rather ambitious programme last
night before an immense aujionce, and succeeded
In giving very expressive and artistic rendering
OF two overtures by Weber sad suppe, a fantasia
on I'll Proieta," the best OF all Woyprechts ar
rangementsi one OF heyerDeer's Torchbght
Dances a couple OF values, a solo by Arbuekle,
beautifully rendered and well accompanied and
selection from III Crociato.n MIR. Gilmore has a
pardonable leaning toward Meyerbeer Ia mia per-
formances, for never has an operate writer ex-
listed that could produce such genuine musical
effects like the Franco German composer. rho
new cascade Is now in thorough working order
and IL an attraction In itself.
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A YOUNG WIFE MURDERED.

NAsavlLLH Tenn, June II, 1875.
An Alrscious murder was committed at salem,
Rutherford county, yesterday afternoon. Mr..
william Jarrett, returning home with his friend at
nve O'Clock in the evening, found his young wife,
mnch respected in that section, lying dead
on the door, VITA Q cord tied very tightly
around Aer neck. II 10 suspected that the murder
was prompted by q desire 70 obtata some money
which was found missing froTA the house. hrs.
Jarrett was quite alone she having sent her emil
dren awAV 20 Wait some friends.
A negro. WAC was arrested ,0aight, Is sus.
pSefed al me 1r.MA
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WEST INDIES.

HAVANA. June III, 1879.
Adrices from 81. Thomas 70 June report thai
all nas been quiet IN Hay.l since The suppression
OF che lass conspiracy.
Tho smallpox IS raging with violence 10 Ponce,
Porto tsicO.
Vessels from there are Guaranteed 10 all West
Indian ports.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


The nnal farewell performance OF the most sue
cessful OF the opera boat0e repertoire, Leeocq's
sparkling ne-Gronl," took place last night
at Terrace Garden before large audience. Mile.
Geofrroy sustained the dual title role with her ac-
customed chic ana elan, and the tenor, De Quercy.
was as feroclous Moor as over Miss Lima Wass-
man commences summer season OF light comedy
ana comic opera on Friday next The lady mas
the advantage OF talent ana experience IN tile
aTduoua enterprise which she undertakes. Mr.
Herman G. au Is the business director,
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8. Augustus Mills. well Known ana very popu-
lar stock broker. died at his residence at No. Ill
East Thirty-fourth street. after very brief illness.
lie was son OF David 8. MiIls an old Long
Islander, ana was born In New YORK In July, 1890
I'd to the year 1894 ne was paying teller 10 tho
unaknam Bank, aud since that upoa Gas Ufea Hei
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MIN

RYEEsoN.-At his residence, Newton, N r., on
Friday, June IL, AARTIN. RYERSoN late Asso-
ciate Justice OF New Jersey supreme Court, and
late Judge oil Court OF Com aissioRer rs OF Alaoama
Claims, Ia the 60th year or his age.
The funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence on tuesday, 10Th, at a quarter past eleven
O'Clock A. M, His frienus are respectfully re.
quested TO attend without urther notice.
For other Deaths see Eighth Page.I
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THE AMERICAN CENTENNIAL

GERMAE TREASURY PROVISION FoR THE COST OF
THE NATIONAL EXPERIMENTATION.
BERLIN June IL, 1878.
Ia TIE Federal Council yesterday the PRESIDENT
OF the Imperial Chsncellery submitted several
voNes OF supply 70 meet the expense OF proper
representation of Germany at the United States
Csuteuulal Exhibition.
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ENGLAND.

MANY PRISONS KILLED BY RAILWAY Aco1-
DENT-A HAIL STORM N THE METROPOLIS,
LONDON Juno III, 1875
railway accident occurred Bath today,
By which several persons we're killed and injured.
HAIL STORM II LONDON.
A hall storm occurred here to-day.
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DR.. WILSON NOT DEPosED.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June ii, 1875.
The statement, wholly published. that Or. SAM
uel n. Wilson, OF the First Presby terrain church,
In TINS city. has just been deposed from the min.
istry by the Louisville Presbytery is denied ny
that gentleman. On the con trary, he says that
the Presbytery Withdrew the charges.
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RAID BY INDIANS IN wYoArrNa.

CHICAGO. juno IL, 1873.
kilograms received at Lieutenant General Sherl-
dams headquarters to-day, from the commanding
onlcer at Fora Sanders, wyoming state that q
party or Indians at Rock Greek valley ran Oh over
200 horses on saturday afternoon last. party
was sent in pursuit ana az Lookout station sent
f0r
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known ION the sireev.~ in the year 1870 be was
member OF the Governing CoInmittee Of the
New York Stock Exchange. Funeral services
VIII take place 90 his late residence tomorrow
anernoon AZ three O'Clock. and the tnterment
win take place the following day.
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OBITUARY.
pnoPYesoR wIYIoCK.

Professor winIock, director Of the Observatory
at Cambridge. Mass, died suddenly yesterday
morning 1Ith INST, TO the great regret Of hts sci
entnc associates aud Of his fellow citizens gener
ally.
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TIE CAPTAIN WARNED.

OTTAWA, ont, June H. 1875.
passenger BY the Dominion steamer quebec,
who arrived IN this city yesterday, reports that
that vessel spoke the yicksburg just as the latter
was about enconntcring the Ice, and that the cap
tain OF the quebec warned tho il-iAted vessel
not 10 risk the passage, as II was only with DIM
Guilty tnat the Quebec Was enabled 20 get through.
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EARTHQUAKE.

"A rEARFUL VISITATION IN NEW GRENADA
srxTERN THOUSAND LnRs LOST,
HAVANA, June II. 1875.
news has been received here by way OF ST.
Thomas Of terrible earthquake IN New Grenada.
the destruction was greatest in the valley o!
Oucuta, on the Venezuelan frontier.
IL Is reported that 10000 lives were destroyed By
tne calamity.
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voaara on The REVENUE AND TaE HAVANA
LOTTERY.
HAvAyA, Juac II, 1875.
Tue police have arrested six persons IA the act
OF preparing oounterfeit tax receipts and lottery
NckAsA
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GERMAN Y.

AN IMPERIAL MANIFESTO AGAINST AN AMERICAN
CATHOLIC PGEss.
BERLIN, June H. 1875.
An order has been issued from the Imperial
Chancellor prohibiting the circulation or copies OF
the Ca;tosfc gazette OF Baltimore FOR two years
Within tho boundaries Of the Empire.
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SPAIN.

THE oARLrsTs CLAIM AN IMPORTANT VICTORY
OYER THE ALFoNsIsTs
PARIS, June H. 1875.
The Carlists claim that the victory oil thoir
troops over the AlfonsIsts al Carinena was an i'm
portant one.
They say that 500 Alfonsist infantry ana 800
cavalry. together with arms and stores, were CAP.
ture1
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THE COMMISSION TO NEGOTIATE WITH Tas
gIOUx
WASHINGTON. D. O., June II, 1878.

WASHINGTON, D. G., June II, 1878.
telegram Was received to-day from Hon.
Asram Coningo, OF Missouri, accepting the APP
pointmens as one OF the Commissioners to treat
with the Sioux. General Terry has been selected
ON the part OF the army. BIsnop Ravens mas been
rendered an app0in tment, but ne has not yet sig.
nifled his acceptance. Senator Allison and Rev.
). u. Hinman having accepted there Is enly one
more Commissioner 10 De appointed.
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JUpdE RYERsoN.

Judge Martin Ryerson, late member or the
Commission on the Alabama claims died st his
residence, Newton, N. j., yesterday morning. at
the age Of sixty years.
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AT NEWPORT, LONG BRANCH. SARATOGA
and every other fashionable watering place IN America
those resorts who regard Ii the bAs preventative OF
the skin from lrritaons and compile xional
ono box three cakes 60 cents
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THE MIsaINa RoAIa.

ST. JOHN. " +. June ii.
Nothing has been seen here OF the missing coats
or me steamer vlcksourg. A sharp Lookout is be-
Ing kept Tor them.
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ALASKA CASSIMERES AND STRAW HATS
OF the ruling styles are the special aud fascinating at
fractions OF KNOWS stores, 2l2 Broadway and In the
filth Avenue Hotel Gentlemen Of taste always patron
lie the popular KNOX
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PREscoTT's MIsCGLLANrRs

Biographical ana Critical Miscellaneous EssHSs BY W.
II, Prescott New edition vol Extra cloth, - IS
Halt calf gilt extra. 81 81.
THIS completes tue edition OF Pres0otts Works In
fifteen volumes Harpers Magazine ofthese'books u
ut would be difficult to point out among tho works 0e
living historians the equal OF those which have pro-
ceeded from Mr.. Prescoti's
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A RESPITE By GOVERNOR TnDES.

LocKPoEr, n. Y, June II, 1875.
Daniei Ooran, under sentence OF death In this
asts, was resulted this A. n. ~ Goysraor Illdsn
assN FRIDAY. Jul, .. 1878