, 1876-01-13

A Berlin dispatch states that Capt.
will not demand a German
inquiry into the loss Of the Deutsch-
land.
Germany has invited the other marine
States to an International Conference
10 devise q common mode Of inquiry
into shipwrecks and other disasters to
A Berlin telegram gives assurance
that the principal facts in the inquiry
relative to Thomas will be officially
published.
SAN FRANclsco, Jan. 8.--The exam
ination of Capt. Sawyer, for wrecking
the Orpheus. finished yesterday. The
Commissioner decided that the governs
ment had failed to make out their case
and on motion of U. S. Attorney Van
Dusen, the prisoner was discharged and
his bail exonerated.
New York, Jan. S.-Gov. Tilden after
examining the papers and petition of
Edward S. Stokes for pardon has deni-
ed the application.
George vining a veteran English &C
tor is dead.
Tweeds attorney and bondsman have
brought suit against the members oI
the ring asking that all except Tweed be
compelled to refund and asking that a
receiver of all CLAIMS against them be
appointed. The City and County, the
Attorney General, the corporation
counsel and'others are made defendants
A special from St. Paul says: Advices
from Fort Buford reports Sitting Bull
and the hostile Sioux in camp on the
Yellowstone, SO miles above the fort.
Their numbers have been increased by
the young men from the lower Agencies.
who are dissatisfied with the Peace pol
lev of the older chiefs. Several MUIR
ders occurring last fall on the upper
Missouri have been tracedto the Indi-
ans now with Sitting Bull.
The Sun considers the house resolu-
ton for special inquiry into the Mexican
robbery incursions into Texas, the first
step toward war with Mexico. If
Mexico cannot restrain her bandits and
will not authorize the q. S. to repress
them by effective persuit on her soil,
public sentiment tends toward the en-
ployment of force to compel ample re-
dress.
New YORK, Jan. 9.--All the churches
invited to the mutual council have ac>
cepted, the list includes some of the
most celebrated clergy in all denomina-
tions.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 9.--The indica-
tions are that strong effort will be
made in the legislature to impeach
Judge Hawkins.
CHEYENNE, Jan. "a very rich de-
posit of gold has been struck in the
Centennial lode near Laramie City. At a
depth of 100 feet, large body of quartz
was found showing greater amount
of free gold than was ever before seen
in any rock. .La,ee solid masses of this
rock will be sent to the Centannial ex-
position at Philadelphia.
VICTORIA, B. c., Jan. 10-The Legis-
lature opened this afternoon. The
Governor, in his speech. refers to the
Canadian Pacific Railway as having
been since 1873. fruitful source of
anxiety and disappointment to the prov
ince and the non-fulillment by Canada
of its railway agreement as having Sc.
crippled the pastoral and agri>
cultural interests of the community.
He has declined the proposals made by
he Dominion Government in relation
10 the railway, which are at variance
with the conditions recommended by
Lord Carnarvon. He speaks eLcour-
lgingly of the gold fields of Cassiar and
Jariboo and also of tie coal mines; he
promises measures to amend the law
elating to gold-mining and to provide
or inspection of coal mines, with the
'iew of protecting lives and property
# those engaged in mining business;
le will also submit important papers
elative to Indian affairs and acts for the
of County Court system,
nd necessary law reforms. The mel
ncholy circumstances connected with
he loss of the steamship Pacific, have
Induced him to forward representations
o the Dominion and Imperial Govern
nents with the view of preventing as
ar as possible. similar disasters in the
uture.
Hon. DR.. Trimble was elected Speaker.
he House adjourned until Thursday.
Weather fine.
NEW York, Jan. 10.-Gold closed at
13.
BRUSSELS, Jan, 10 Serious disturb
noes occurred among the miners at
1harleroi Inst night. Tee military in>
ereered and number of persons were
llled and wounded. More soldiers
ave gone to the scene Of trouble.
LONDON. Jan. TO- A dispatch from
)elhi reports that during the parade
Lord Napier was thrown from
is horse and had his collar bone
roken.
PARIS, Jan. 1O.-A Ministerial crisis
, imminent. A council was held last
light. Speaking of the crisis in the
'rench Cabinet, the journal des De-
ates, this morning. says the Ministry
ever was completely organized. al
hough it had the appearance of con
ord maintained by mutual concessions
ince the opening of the electoral pc
iod. Disagreement has arisen between
be Ministers belonging to the right
nd left captra resnectinp DOlitical al