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DISPATCHES FROM GENERALS HOWARD AND
MCDOWELL.

WASHINGTON Juno IS, 1873
Dispatches wero received at the War Department
to-day from Gencrais Howard and Mcdowell relative
TO tho Iniian hostt cs IN the Northwest Regarding
the military campaign against tho hostcs, General
Mcdowell reports that Grover IN The centre
with Sapiord's, summers and Cars companies.
concentrates OF once at Kccney's fcrsy, 10 move
Ia tho direction OF STEMS Mountain stewart
has The right and IS pushing rapidly to Rhinchart's
Crossing OF the MalheuE Egbcrrs reserve Is ordered
20 move with tho utmos. speed to Camp Lyon.
orders have boon sont TO Met cgor TO move from
II ,rney to join Bernard With whippc's, Bonus
aud his own company moves to-day on tho Indian
trail. General Howard Will 20 from Sncop Ranch
10 RhincharIs Crossing OF tho Nalhcur TO
stewart
EgUcrt reports I've companies, $50 men, Stewards
columA ID aud q, fourth artillery. Companies Is. ID,
g. n aud Twenty Ora, infantry thir,een OH ers 200
men. Captain Cocbranc, with his company ~ Second
artillery. with Lieutenant Druvy, will so TO Lyons
TO await EgbcrL Companies II aud X, Fourth ariiI-
Iefy aud n, Eighth iafantry. have been ordered 10
report 10 General Howard and are On route.
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The GRAIN snovlLLERs STRIKE.

BUFFALO, y. ", June Is, 1873.
tho situation Of the grain snoycllcrs' strike 70
mans unchanged Several meetings have been mold
and largely attended. A committee vas appointed to
confer wrn the elevator nisnagcrs several OF whom
have expressed themselves ready To pay 81 per
l. 600 unioaaing sa!i vessels aBd - % Tor pro-
PETERS, but the shovecrs still bod on, Tor 81 tho
1.lt.r
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS REUNION.


wAsmixaToS, June 1s. 1878.
Captain Lyon and Captain J. Rsqsc, OF ohio, arc
here TO Tor the reunion OF soldiers
aud sailors vi tho late war at Newark In that state
on the 22d OF July, tho anniversary Of the death OF
General Mcpherson. Representative Keller viii DO
the orator
THO President OF tho United States and Minister
inent vitIzsns vi ono.
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THE CUSTER MASSACRE.

lBy TELEGEAPa TO THE HERALD
BISMARCK, ID. T., June Is, 1873,
General Miles, with a company oil cavalry, lett Fort
Keogh Saturday 10 make an inspection Of the Gus
ter battle held and SEQ what condition the graves
n
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A DEPUTY MARSHAL KILLED. 70
INK TELEGRAPH 7, THE HERALD. I

DY TELEGRAPH T. THE HERALD
CoLrMBiA, 5. c., Juno Is, 1878
Gus Harris, negro deputy Upitod States marshal
was killed at Edgencld Count House yesterday even.
ing in rsncontre with young named Brooke
Harris fred twice upon his adversary beioro tho latter
could ufaw his weapon, but then ccived Two snots
when quickly proved mortal. BROOKE was badly
wounded.
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MOVEMENT OF TROOPS.

DgADwooD. ID. L., Juno Is, 1878.
F,ve companies OF cavalry aud four OF infantry,
under command Of General Bradley, hound for Black
Hills posts, campcd to-day tho BeIiourchc River
about thirty mIcs from hero. Thc commands pro.
north has been much retarded by frequent aud
heavy rains and bad roads.
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day. u he does not effect junction with Stewards
FORCES the party accompanying him IRON Camp Lyon
could easily be captured by the Indians. The gen.
srsl situation quite itica and the massacrcs that
Will be pcrpc,ruted bid fair to exceed In numbers
those OF the Nez Pcrces war
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record viii show the changes In tho
tom pcraturc Tor the past twenty -four hours In CON-
parison WIN the corresponding date Of last year, as
indicatcd by the thermometer at HGdbuts pharmacy.
ALD.DuiIdlng, No. us broadway
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GENERAL BRADLEY's MARCH.

by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
GENERAL BRADLEY EXPEDITION
BLACK HILLS, juno II, 1875
via DKADwooD, D. r., June Is. 1878.
We have only made thirty milos' progress In six
days. Rains. rapid streams. deep canyons and IN
precodcnted weather havo delayed This command IN
Its onward march 10 the Belle Fourche. Officers aud
mon have toi!ed against combination Of circum-
stances unprecedented tho history OF this country
Within tho recollection OF the Indians
such season has been experienced on the plans
and mountains. Yet steadily we have gained
distance toward tho Bello Fourche. To-day
has been layover, rest, but particularly TO allow
oil reconnaissance OF different trail than this
out or tho mountains TO she plains be-
yond. Tho Custer route had fair
beginning, but and has terrible middle Of doep
cany ons rapid and boggy upland swanps. In
yrasr 10 better the Commanding General scut Lca
t4Aant Capron, ap old division quarscraster OF tho
war and uIdcr General Hazen, row chief Of the
masers department OF this expedition, 10 cx
plorc route to tho westward. Tonight he returns,
alter forty milo ride, with his party and rcpnrts
the rOuio impracscable without greater labor than
that directly north THIS has also hcen explored
to-day by Lieutenant Delaney with engineers party
aud from his reports OF It's practicabity
It will DO the route out Of the Black Hills to the
Little Missouri country SO tar fortune and good
management has favored us. Surgeon starrow
medical director, reports no deaths from sickness,
and yet wo have not mot the guilty roaming
savage TO cause loss otherwise The stray pilgrim,
and prospecting miner tells US OF sigma. tracks and
ponies stolen by Indian doprcdators. but our scouts
have not met the former owner OF those hills nor
the evidences OF his presence. Indian raids
from the BRUSH possessions are dscrcdtcd by many
Of the officers VI the command, and yet there
f,Asss rwh claim that We arc suro 20 meet snupg
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ON THE WARPATH.
The Bannock Indian Troubles
Growing Very Serious.
WHAT GENERAL CROOK SAYS
Dispatches from Generals Howard
Mcdowell and Bradley.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

OMAHA, Neb., June Is, 1878.
General Crook LETT for Chicago tonight for consul
tason with General Sheridan on the Banuock
considers tho situation growing more every
day. kilograms from Fort Hall stale that the shoshono
band returned reservation, but latest in
formation leads 10 The belief that the Maihcur Indians
Shosnones and Hicketats, OF columbia River. will
shortly JOIN In insurrection, making IRON 600 10
1000 nostiies among tho lava beds, mountains and
canyons 10 6.000 men the Plains At present not
moro than ]. 200 soldicrs-500 from General Howard
500 IRON the departments OF tho Pacific aud Arizona
and 200 IRON General Crooks depart nsnt-can be
used. General Crook has been obliged 10 use twenty
one companies TO protect the Black Hills and Fort
AcKnny regions, stripping tho department Of avail
able men and transportation
POSITION BAXxocKs.
Tho Bannocks mold the elevated country, command
ing situation iul OF chances OF umbuscadcs, roamed
by thousands Of cattle. aaording supplies ncehuo'y.
Tho situation is moro serious than has been tor
years. General Crook says that the government has
dr,ven tho Bannocxs to war and lgn,ing for their
lives
WHAT THE BASSoCKS SAY.
He held tho council with tho Bannocks in April
and found them not half supplied aud starving He
tcegrophcd TO tho agent tor supplies and received an
answer, tNo appropriation" He found that huifAlo
and game were gone. Tho Bannock chiefs said tncy
hnd been allies Of tho whltcs recent against
the hosss had furnished General Crook with scouts
In tho campaigns against tho Piutes and Sioux In
Tor these services thoy begged General Crook
TO help them, but he found he could do nothing.
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Evsry genuine bottle bear. tho REGISTERED YELLOW
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CHEAP MEDICINE
ONE BgAApgLTH riLL move. ,hs bo~sis. 100 -
co.,ivsues: snree slssass he ys~n Asa
all ios four cents
WHAT FIVE pID.-A g.ea lawyer Of xs~ Yess
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converted into tho belief Of shs efficacy BRAND
RETs PILLS. which never tailed IN ,hss. sxusns
cases.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE. DaASDREru HOUSE.
NEW YORK.
wNcnEsrER's wixcnEsrERs. wIScnEsrsRv
GREAT CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
Use wIxouEsrEa's nyrornosrnIrn Of LINZ
Dyspepsia and Poverty Of the Booi
Prfro u aud = per mns.p Prepared OIL, by
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A GREAT CHANCE.-rnE NELL ESTABLISHED
.ise r.na union DEPOT, Win be sold BY sas,.a saturday,
Or Of sss Is
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stairs
RUPTURE CURED-s0 YEARS EXPER1ENcE-
Dr. AAtsu> treat,nont, the only safe aud eneetas
Only once. 2Vcsey Astor House, opposite 49, fsai
Church.
SINGERS PATENT NON GAS CONDUCTING
WAISTS pIrnPcsitive exemption from rerpes
nai aad without la operation 7vs bsosl~ss
All are invited.
EUROPE.
ul.,t.f rri..ur. M t.At~rl 30. n
the LIST OF September viii exhibitions
In Paris collection Paintings representing
Spanish Italian schools forming
the gallery oil "a Notable spanish grandec.
The exhibition saio said paintings
will be announced IN Paris Ia duo tim.
Tbs collection comprises ths original works OF Msris.
Morales called Alfonso
Juan do Juancs ZntbarAn Jortan Masila safas Msusl
Angel renicr Van Dyck. kubens and others VI
eat masters.
fNIIE NEw YORK HERALD AT riIE rRfxfEnPs-
Tho iiynsLD IL e. be found osiy th- 8rande Ne.
gasins du Print smps. 10 Boulevard Haa,.msnn f.ri.
(yLkoPATRA fois. sALE.-rnE nut, AND FIT.
Otings, competo. Or this vesse. removed from The
Engineer aud Iron AGENT 40 Cannon 81. London. n. q.
NINE russAUD's. LoApoN-PArRoAIZkD ~
Nltho aristocraey and American visitors The" gsoap
Duk. Nichniss ,sniao Pacha &c superb
Plus TX yins In state ~ Peters. evory cr.wasd
lie ad Celebrity; the Terrible Chamber VI liosrssp.
splendid orchestra Open from ton tili ten
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AVcfukt IefnptTutuTo yttIcTuHy Do
average temperature ior corresponding Gate last
vent. Observation-Disclosures. 54a
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LIVERPOOL COMPTON HOUSE HOTEL

This magnificent building. the central hotel 10
Liverpool contsning 80 rooms handsomely furnished,
with modern uxnry and hons comfort. VI
private rooms. spacious cosre saloon the
lsscs drawing adjoining hs largest
tafd aud smoking rooms IN town. Chsrgss modes ate.
WILLIAM RusSELl.. Proprietor.
ft,O MERCHANTS AND fiAANcIAL AsE MIS-
London house IL disposed 90 proposals row
firms requiring financial iacilitiss ADDRESS Mt THOMAS
40 nreshRm Hoase. London Is. q.
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MAILS FoK EUROPE

The steamship Dethnis. isr Qaesns,e~a ami Liver
pool. snd iasfaasr. Zoe Mavrs. ~Al sal from tsu
port Wednesday.
ras aAlis lss Kafsps wlIl coss tAs roa oficc u
sx. saG sss fraoos asrees a. seyea c'csseg A. n
The NV Yeas nx9ste--Eftaoa isf Eafo9e- xsli
be rs.dy h4lhRsss arc e'easss the msssla<
sans q copies. in wfsgpsr. zoe tsaAliax. n1x csaiA
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Then followed tho reading OF the report OF the
Committee ON Foreign Missions A liberal appropri-
alton nado Tor their support.
An interesting temperance report was read from the
Committee on Temperate. and nm apr reputation was
made to carry ON the work by Tracts speakers, &c.
EVENING SESSION.
Tho evening session was one OF peculiar interest.
Tho pri nc pal address MADE by john r. Tucker.
ofScw BEDFORD his subject bong "fhc Popular Liter
aturc oil tho Day. Brci remarks by othcr speakers
follow ed tn the voin. The porn 'cous Influence
OF such literature ably discussed It's evil IN
lucncc upon tho young set forth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-21

PROVIDENCE, r. l., March 20.-To-day the dead
body OF an found In Gisused wei on
Smithst.
Utica n Y. March 20.-Thc State Convention OF
Clubs VIII held In Utica ON April and o. Each
clu Id entitled to send three delegates
BLooMsBURG, Penn, March 4O;.Ihe DanvIlle,
Uazleton aud Railroad sbd here to-day under
was bought by the b0ndhoiers for 100000.
Nrw-LoNDoN. Conn. March 20.-The Grand Jury
friday fonnd bill of mansaugh ter agar NJ John God
tard who Killed Michael Mackey his brothernlaw at North
stopipg December ~.
TRENTON, n. j., March 20.-The term of the I'M
prsoncnt OF Josephus sooy IN the State Prison oen ne
KS close Efforts making " secure his paruoh III
order 10 say his citizenship.
CINCINNATI, March 2O-The case OF the Kew. Mr..
Gilbert, formerly OF Baltimore charged Win inota cD
duet has fully Investigated by the anthoiites vi Ills
church here, and Mr. Gilbert has been exonerated'
PROVIDENCE, X. l., March 20.-John Mcdonnell,
who served sentence OF fifteen mos III p pe S
PRISON Tor illegal voting been pardoned Dy fresiuent
ayes and thus released from payment Oh COSTS wheh Was
part OF his sentence. =,
TrrlcA n. Y. March 2O.-At meeting OF the
utica Darymcns OF Trade to-day the following omceis
srs .ecf,d president, L. l.. Wight: First Niceiresiem
" ~ WbeeocS: secretary u. d. Gilbert Treasurer q W.
Smith Executive Cominitoe-S' - D"'is' AS'' "~N''
George A. smith,
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHIyGToN. Wednesday, March 20, 1873.
Among the callers on the President to-day was Major
General Hancock.
The subscriptions to the per cent oohus 'o-u"y
amounted to 100000.
The President has signed the commission OF Alanson
W. Beard to be Collector of Customs for Boston and
CharlcstOWn Mass.
General George williamson Minister TO the Central
American States arrived in Washington last hish ana
called upon Secretary EVarts'
senator Conover will make speech on the collapse OF
the Cuban revolution when he calls mp the resolution on
the subject which he introduced in the Senate to-day.
The repo OF Yesterdays debate in the Senate Oh the
timber question shows that 10 was mistake 10 report
senator Blaine having spoken OF Senator'S by name
M changes were made in the Tariff BIZ by the Com
it,ee ON WAYS and Means to-day. The entire session
nj the committee devoted to discussing tis meas
The Committee on Coinage, Weights and Measures has
ogreed 10 report favorably Representative Mashs bill
for furnishing the mutilation and clipping OF CON, ana
providing that clipped coin shall not be legaitchder
for the payment of debts.
the treasury Department having submitted to The
Acknowledgement the question whether coupons OF
United states bonds. when detached and destroyed can
hc maid under the terms Of Section 1902 OF the Re
yised statutes, he has decided that they cannot.
The Secretary of the Treasury has received large
number of applications from commanders captains and
other OF lower rank in the Navy TO- be dellea
10 command the james Gordon iienhelt roar EApcui
lion ami for duty connected with that expedition
The nomination OF Mr. Easily to be Naval Constructor
s voted upon In the Senate Committee on Naval AZ
foirs and the decision an adverse one. suDsc-
neuy his friends In the committee secured recon-
sideraiion, and a further vote was postponed for
week
The Senate Committee Finance heard Senators
Beck and Matthews to-day in advocacy OF favorable
report upon the House joint resolution extending me
me FOR The OF the tax on suiicd spits, cc
The committee expects TO take action on inc SUBJECT
next Friday
The House Committee on Expenditures In the Post
Office Department, Of which Mr. Williams OF Alabama,
% oh or,oan has subppnaed the Postmaster ut Little
Iocb Ia aupear before testify regarding the charge
S'inst him as having certified 10 postal bidders In
blanks in violation OF the law.
There T. still some doubt TO the acceptance OF me
nostons of Government Railroad Directors OF the
rniou Pacific Railroad three OF the gentlemen
vho nave been rendered such appointments fOr thls
reason secretary scUrz still declines 10 make pubic the
iist that had been agreed upon
The bill extending the time for the payment OF TAX on
vbiskey in bond, which passed by the House the
49,, av 70 likely 10 meet with considerable opposition
i" The senate Senators Beck and Matthews made argu-
I'm ia favor day before tho Committee on III
nance and vote upon IL was postponed untii FRIDAY.
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IFFAIRS AROUND sTAMBOU
JJ7JGt7ION BETWEEN CHURCHES.

FINAL DECISION IN PROCEEDINGS That HAVE LASTED
FOURTEEN YEARS.
Fourteen years. litigation between the Madi-
son Avenue Baptist Church and the Baptist Church in
Oliyer-st. was finally decided in the Court or APP
meals on Tuesday. .In 1862 these churches united,
the Madison Avenue Church trustees conveying
their property at Thrty-Arstst. TO the Oliver
street Church. the latter paying the debts Of
the former Discussions afterward arose. aud suit was
begn by the trustees OF the Madison Avenue Church 70
reco, cr the property upon the ground that the eed was
legally Unauthorized and VOID. The Judgment
of inc Supreme Court WAS in favor OF the
nlanti,fs in regard To the title OF the prop
erJy In the meantime the Oliver street Church COM
ulied with the terms cfthe union, paying TIE debts OF he
other CATION and pubic service has bee heu IN
the building during the entire litigation in when the
Madison Aycnue congregation TO some extent parici-
pated In Supreme Court. II was dceide'i tnat tns
money sohd returned with interest bu: the charge
allowed for occupation not only asolvcu thc acuhss
hut made an Indebtedness OF about $4,000
The decision OF the Court OF Appeals aiirins the jung
ent of the Supreme Court upon the gu sfion OF utcs
aud reyerses II as the accounting The proceedings
are RENTED farther accounting without COSTS 10
either arty before the Court OF Appeals Ihs returns
the church property 10 the plaintiff while the account
ing provided FOR will return 10 the Oliver street Snucp
the money paid in meeting the Indebtedness on hs
Dropcrty-about $sO,0O0-with interest, ana wIthou
chaige for the occupation during The long i'isatloh'
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draws. 1t will be seen by the end OF the week
whether London cares to have Herr Moritz or not
The press critics, don't doubt, will be happy 10
revise their verdict against him if he will give them
a chance.
1t is on Ash Wednesday that find myself touch
ing matters theatrical which the strictly sanctl
mOnOus High Churchman regards as forbidden LOT
the day. And forbidden they within the Lord
Chamberlains jurisdiction. No theatre in London
may be open tO-night-nOne, in fact is open all the
London papers give theatrical programmes for to-
morrow. instead of to-day. All the managers in
London are fined one nights receipts all the actors
one nights salary, if their salary happen to
be payable nightly The defined and settled
authority of the Lord Chamberlain over the stage,
dates as Mr. Lecky has recently reminded us, from
Walpoe's Licensing Act Of 1877. This high
funclonary by that act expressly authorized to
prohibit any dramatic representation. When he
began or whether Inc aud not some other authority
began to close all the theatres on this particular
day, / do not know. "Reminiscences against so
purely whimsical use Of his arbitrary power are
often heard, but have remained thus far Intellectual.
q. w. 4.
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MASSACHUSETTS, SAVINGS BANKS.

LAWRENCE, Mass, March 2O.-Some excite
mcut was created among the mill operatives here today
by rumors the suspension Of the Broadway savings
Bank which has deposits of SlOGS0s7, most OF which
belong to this class The bank has rot suspended. but
will pay drafts without two weeks notice It's IMAM
cIal condition IL said To be perfectly sound -
WORCESTER. Mass, March 20.-Ihe failure OF Wiiahh
H. Morse, President of the Security National BANK, mas
raised questions the soyency OF the bank. The
Hon Daniel Necdham. United States Examiner, is max
ing a thorough examination.
EosTnE Mass March 2O-Thc TrdreIer says: II IL II
wellasccrtained fact that Governor Rec had promised
more than person, before the savings BANK B was
nasscd that he would sign 1t and This hesitation on his
paIt Is not very well received by either party AZ me
GovernOr Is W. are the bill will be carried over his
veto should he veto IT, the most plausible theory that
he jntrnds 10 let II become law without his signature,
the i've days expiring Saturday.