Evening Star Newspaper, April 18, 1873, Page 1

vb Penasylvania Avenue, cor. lth St., YEE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER CONPANT, & H. RAUFPMANN, President, NG. STAR is sorved by carriers to testers oe Bens a Wark, or Fours. a Cane cock. “By mafl—thres mouths, @1.5; tx months, $3.00; one year, @8. | ' THE STAR BUILDINGS, TEE ¥ STAR—Published Pridey—gi) | 5 ap ara = encore | St, 41—N2, 6,265. © TWO CENTS. ASSUCIATED PRASS REPORTS. —_—~o—— ten York Notes, 2. New Yor, Ap A fire in Osw 3 terday burned the Park Hotel barns met Gore houses, and three sores. Loss, €12,000. TWEED. is reported to have said yesterday at Portland it 2 t be should procecd immediately to Now ork. The British consul, appre’ ve that M Donnell, of the Bank of En, forgery riety, may escape from Ludlow-street jafl, has employed the officers of that institution to ke p Bates of advertising farniahed on application. scan aimemeinnimmmmemiemmenaeemmneememmetmmaniel ® constant watch over him er Sr a ST, PIANOS, &e. i AMUSEMENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES. - EVENING STAR THE LOUISIANA MASSACRE. || THE LAVA BEDS OF THE MoDOCS, | Pile Th ee Pe ae Pany’s lsat large, while the authoritirs 1G) 7 1 ‘w OPERA HObSE. Something About Their Formation. ervey amt Newark each say the other , Reeseaaerad Prone ced Orenes. AJOWN T FORD... Proprietor and Manager. Fine Ola Rye Whisk BLOODY WORK AT COLFAX. hans par So ders received at Thompson's eyrner 15th st. — ned 4 Washington News and Gossi: ———- The Di@ienlty of Penetrating Them. SUIT HAS REEN COMMENCED aud York ave. ys, Bridge, near’ FRIDAY EVENING. April 18, Ps Fert Pillew Se the Medocs — by Crited States } istrict Attorney Bliss aga’> Congres, Georgetown; and Moses’. coy: 7th and Pa, FAREWELL BENEFIT OF Tg Ou % A reporter of Tax Stam this morning had an | the firm of White Proms Lecompte, te + Se ee eee ae MISS LYOtA THOMPSON, INSREAL Bavanen—-Zie sooslpts trem Gils —— interview with Prof. F. V. Hayden, in charge of | cover £50,000 alleged difference betwacn dat a AN work guaranteed Positively last appearance but two of the source to-day were $219,611.61. Cold Blooded Assassination of Colored | »),. United States expedition for the geological < by that firm and che amount actus y (TP CRING AnD RSPAisii0. FOLISEIEG PEERLESS QUEEN OF BURLE Z Bak iahenee ot Z Men After Surrender. ned the ta: ue. AND VARNISHING PIANOS AN ‘AND HER MAMMOTH COMPRN Pr Gzx. J.-H. Baker, commissi er of pen: ofr survey of the territories, who visit ra anevagn .naneen. SEE MUSICAL INSTRU EEE Season First night of the last Thompson success, For General and Medicnal Use. sions, has returned to Washington from Min- | Unarmed Men Shot Down and Prison. | be:'s in Oregon last year, now occupied bythe | Messrs, Lockwood and company bankers, GL WiLD s err ALADDIN. — nesota and resumed his duties. ers Tied Together and Thrown Modoc Indians, under Capt. Jack. These lava | successors to Legrand, Lockwood and com “WE'LL TAKE EM IN.” ‘This is the article we have now sold for upwanis Into the River. beds are located near Rhett and Klamath lakes, | Pany have failed. ; ALADDIN. MISS LYDIA THOMPSON. pee Say ES a Ie 9 eat tag RESIGNATION Ac igo he ipgeered a: — not far from the boundary line between Oregon FRESH EXCITEMENT UN WALL STREET alers in Pianos F : r pe 1 OF cignation of Second Licute 5 the Mavical Wretre ments generaily. mee Gr waene i accepted the rezigna’ utenant ona Oalifernaa” GS AY KUHN, PRACTICAL PiANG M4> | SATURDAY EVENING LAST APPEARANCE Jf neice Ba éou're. ‘ats can ty a a evening performa’ ¢:. ise | JOHN O'BRIEN’S QSRRRAGEEE 5 00:8 288 nec pata. Great Six Tent Show, NOW ON EXHIBITION ON GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. IXTSH STREET LOT. instrnments, which, on secount of their #a- FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. ii ADMISSION ONLY 23 CENTS—NO HALF party Ore atctnge Gace a hey year pARMISSION ONLY 23 CENTS=NO HALt SS be bad sow for the tg oe pte Mexenm. ARE PIANGS from @278 to er. HE MONSTER El ‘ Me iT FLAROS pt OK 708. vT NSTER ELEPHANTS. the wonder of the world. at we will return the money if this pt does not gt ve satisfaction or prave as repre- Kelly's Island Ca’ Kinds, AR and pei intment, harmtess, ol fall druggists the Trinle Menagerie, the Triple Caravan, an THE MONSTER 4-TON RHINOCEROS, THE GREAT BRAZILIAN FAMILY, THE GREAT CLARINDA LOWANDE. AND 7 P. Whenever the procession is given in the mori there will be only 2 performances, at 2 ond LECTURES. tone, tough, w have been awarded sixty -£ ‘and #il gt difirent faire over other com All of thet petitore. ANOTHER AVALANOHE OF NOY: ! Pare ee Sew and improved | SEVEN NEW STARS, S$ and PIANOS ane } Second week ot te Monarch of Dutch Comedians, from various well-known fectertes for cake GEORGE W. THOMPSON Sed rent.at REICHENBACH'S, decle-tr — Piand Wareroome, 443 lth strest. x r Statnest ‘Ascensiontst and Premiore D: : BANKERS. on Fe oan rane pots Bleneew, Prodigy, Master HERBERT CAWTHORNE, wis 0 Banker, great Duich comicalition sed spestanig Tenet 643 D STBEET, NEAR SEVENTR, 7° MANCHE: NINeS. Engageme oft INTEREST ON DEPOSITS, makes COL- LECTIONS, aud transacts ali business connected | Our with Bankir aptly = ——— Or, RANKING HOUSE Exetee Beautiful Ladies, under the di or J. 4M. SQUIER & C¥., a Batiet Prow = OPFesiTE WILLAR WASHINGTON paid DAY. FRIDAY, April 13, 1573. p deposits, KER and SAMUEL ©. PROC ‘OR ASHINGTON THEATER CO: “THE STAGE,” IEL DOUGHERTY, LINCOLN BALL, THURSDAY EVENING, April 24. Reserved seats at J.C. Parker's, 527 7th street. Noticky—This will be the clos iar Course, and season tickets mu: arker’s, 27 7th holders desire reserved seats, Engagement of the incomparable SENYAH 3, eMAUDE and SAMUBLS the greatest of Europe and America’s Gymnacts. First appearance in Washington of the Brilliant Mereut. cad cachetnea Ed ead TONER LECTURES.” ° The second lecture of the course, instituted under the Toner fund to encourage “The discovery of new traths” for “the advancement of medicine,” will be SEQUARD, &. D.. at Bewitch tof ng, Miss FANNIE DAVENPORT. d by C.E. BROWN HE GA PTIVE: ©, THE BIRD-CAGE OF EDEN! . Alex. Blandowski. George FP. Thom: Parker, Otty Bogbank Gauge abd Ruma fl" IER & CO.) Tison, ard our entire Mammoth Novelty row p= NSYLVANIA AVENTE, the screaming Dateh farce ‘entitled “ Dinklesp: as > Blunders.” The great Burlesqne Circus will a so be redneed. Matinees WEDN DAS and va Ss > }. Gra Tomplinent- ary Benefit to the great Tubleronicons, B.S. PAR . als profess mtific studies are invited t JOSEPH HENRY, President of Board of Truste LADIES’ GOODS. a OLD No. Jj, F BkopnEsD tru St H rs 5 > i ker, MARKRITER’ stingy San So. €39 7th strset between Beet doors above Odd Fellows Hall. ry the Disteict: MISS McCORMICK, 9039 PENNSYLVANIA AVENU zw No tH St streets, eight + Bugravings, Chromos, £0 j THURSDAY, Arnit aru, Paper Hangin, Winetor ransee’ Picture Gsrds end Tas, @ large and attractive assortment of Imported BONNETS AND ROUND HATS, a: to which the special attention of the ladies is cailed. Please remember Name and Number, —_jel-ly™ ud = oe D. S - ‘2 B : at one! jtropolitan Bank, ashington, D. + Hon. 5M. 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Collections made and The OSBURN HOUSE, Leesburg, Va.,isnowopen exchange furnishes. for the accommodation of Summer Boarders. No 441 Seventh street NO HUMBU E LENZBERG & CO., Belling out entire stock of ¥ AND FANOY GOODs, below JOHN HITZ. President, A. EBERLY, V. Pros’t, ins will be red in the end. allcom- Wir MATTINGLY Sec OM. PBENTISS Cah't | Bortable. (apelm=) JOAB OSBUBN. Propane 5 = ANT ree PRE Per oursseo® 48D} INSURANCE COMPANIES. Jan30-€m_betwoen 7th Banking House, Ne. 1507 Peunsylvania avenue, opposite the Tr: pays sik’ PER CENT. INTEREST . THE CORCORAN the Furst of Bach Mona. PAYS FOUR PE CENT on basses cous | FIRE INSURANCE CoMPANyY, from date of deposit. Asewes Cortrfeaces of Deposit wearin ¢ 6 and 4 per cont. ov Tae interest, table: he res 7 HAS BRANCH OFFICES in ail largo towne and DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Cities of the Seuth and Southwest, On zed Apred Ist, WIS. fark hows 9 6-98. 10 $7. a tos seis . 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INTEREST ON DEPostr. | L pe cong Dea gy commences from date of deposits. HE MUTUA. 1 y Begone can be made and drew a Bil TEE Buse Se wark wey NSUB- po 5 EE J. A. RUPP. Treasnrer, BE 5) Fel ca ges wt, eranbey. fo) jo. REAL ESTATE AGENTS. inet dye a Ne. 811 ith rect, W Lt14m Dickson, T's IRE INSUR ENCE coMPany A? GENERAL a URANCE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. REAL ESTATE AGENT, No. 605 FIFTEENTH STREET. OrPost Bene but the safest insurance companies repre- ORGANIZED AUG UST 26, 1870. art USTIN P. BROWN, Co SAMUEL OBOS8, Secretary. DUATIORS: fs uct N.Y. avenue ant 1s strect, 5 Jose, LMEE NE CEuker.samp.seac.0e | Seeeuee Ea ; * . CEMENT, SAND, &c., &c., ‘ LUMBER BILLS cut to order om abort worioee. Shepherd, ‘oole-tt 9 890.46 Srniye 23g seein 235 TREASUEY. CASH CAPITAL A crreeecnsennsenncnmnsG100,008 Office tn Shepherds No. 908% Pounsyl- sented ryt a nal . | sauisavenue. MOSES KELLY. 5 Prompt settlement of loses and fatr eating gear WM B. TODD. erent, : FINE CLOTHING FOR iE BAPIDITY 432 E455 Wits wuice removed and the feet Hing, from Senions, Bad Nails, son at DEY WHITES kak Tintin sth erect, Ti "RING AND SUMMER, THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN THE COUNTRY. SAMPLE SUITS READY MADE, opposite the eg ft MADE TO ORDER IN NEW YORK. OK MEN, BOYS AND CHILUKEN, Jacob R. Riblett, 5th infantry. Cuier ENGINEER ALEXANDER HENDERSON has been ordercd to duty at the New York navy yard, in place of Chiet Engineer William H. Shock, detached. ACCORDING to the Knoxville papers, Senator Brownlow is ttiproving in health. Heéats and sleeps, and chews tobacco, and “rips out” oc- casionally, just as if he never meant to die; and there are those who believe he never will. THE CONTRACTS for furnishing the Treasury department with stationery during the next fis- eal year have been awarded to J. C. Parker, Philp & Solomons, and Wm. Ballantyne, of this city; J.C, Carew, South Hadley Falls,’ Mass.; D. Appleton & Co., and Berlin & Jones, New York; and E. D. Lockwood, Philadelphia. PERSONAL.—Kepresentative Aylett R. Cotton has forwarded to Gen. Spinner the amount of his inereased compensation, in five-twenty bonds. ----Jesse Grant, son of the President, passed through Chicago yesterday en route tor California, in company with Senator Cole and family. *‘+-Miss Sherman, danghter of Gen. Sherman, is in Italy, with a large party of ends. Gen. W. H. H. TeRReLt, formerly Third As- sistant Postmaster General, was last night the recipient of a complimentary dinner, given to him by his Washington friends on the occasion of his departure for Indianapolis to assume his new dutics as pension agent at that point. He was yesterday presented by M. M. Kaighn, ‘ident of the New Jersey republican asso- ation, with a handsomely engrossed letter, signed ‘by the presidents of the several state associations, testifying their appreciation of his courtesy, honesty and ability as an officer of the government. How THE PREsipENT Draws His SALARy.— ‘The President never draws bis salary bimself, but receives it through the First National Bank, to which he has given a power of attor- ney, and the money is always drawn from th ‘Treasury by the cashier of that bank and pl to the credit of the President in the bank. warrants for the salary of the President and Vice President are made out at the Treasury every month, former under the new law receiving $4,106.06 per month, and the latter $853.33. Sicabers of the Cabinet are paid from the rolis of their respective departments, and receipt therefor the same as all other employes. ‘The President aud Vice President do not sign any pay roll. COURTS-MARTIAL meral Orders oo from the War depar nt calls attention to paragraph &2,revised regulations for thearmy, of 1803, and a strict compliance therewith in eis enjoined. The paragraph read=:— enever the same court-martial tries more prisoners than one, and they are arraigned on teparate and distinct charges, the court is to be sworn at the commencement of each trial, and the proceedings in each case will be made up separately.” The order says It isnot con- sidered a compliance with this regulation to call several prisoners into court at the same time amd swear the members of the court once befdre them all.’” ‘THE SELECT SENATE ODMMITTEE ON TRANS- PORTATION met in this city yesterday. Mr. Hinckley, of the Phi'adelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore railroad, was present, with a list showing certain persons to whom’ the depart- ment had given passes to ride on the postal ears, but who, he stated, have no connection whatever with the post office service. Included in this list are grocers, tradesmen, and a num- ber of women. The railroads complain bitterly of this, and also allege that in many instances the po.tal cars are used for the transportation of freight by these parties. Col. Carrington, president of the James river and Kanawha canal, was present, and addressed the commit- tee in’ explanation’ of the scope and design of that work. He extended an invitation to the members to visit the line of the work, which they will probably do some time during the summer, starting trom Norfolk or Richmond. Messrs. Casserly, Mitchell and Davis, of West Va., were appointed as a sub-committee to proceed to the Pacific coast and investigate the freight charges of the Union Pacific and Cen- tral Pacific railroads, of which there is great complaint among the poorte of that section. The sub-committee will also look into other matters coming within the scope of their in- quiry. It was decided that the sub-committee would employ no clerk, and that each member should pay his own personal expenses. pi delet ienmane Tue New ORLEANS RACES yesterday resulted as follows: First race, one mile. Club purse, 3500. First horse, $350; second, $100; third, $50. Won by John MeCormick by beating Cape Race second, Nellie R third, and John McDonald and King Benezette. ‘Time, 1:50. Second race, mile heats, £700—to first horse, $500; third, $50. Frauk Hampton, 211; Warwic b. c., 1 1OU, 43. Ruled out. Fo tina 2 ced. Emma Lanson, |, dis- t eX, 1isy, 1504 The tirst heat was won by a half head, the third by three eed the last by several lengths easily, ‘Third race, three miles, all ages, club purse, <800—first horse, $900; second, $150; third, $50. Won by Mary Louise, beating Repeater, Pil- = ‘Winne (formerly C 0 D), and Flora Mc- ver; same order. Time, 5:44. Flora Mclver came in first, but was disqualitied for losing three and a half pounds weight. Her stable companion won the race. A Spanisa Town PTURED By CARLISTS. A dispatch trom Carlist sources says: A band of Spanish insurgents under the chieftain Dor- iegarry, made a sharp assault on Onate, in she province of Leupuzcoa, and after a short cen- flict, succeeded m gaini possession of that town. Onate is 30 miles southeast of Bilboa, and contains over 4,000 population. A son of Prince Henry of Bourbon; ike of Saville, who took arms for Don Carlos, is reported killed in a re- cent engagement. THE Case or GronGe Francis Trars.—The inquiry as to the sanity of George Francis Train was continued this afternoon before Chief Judge Daly and a sheriff's jury. Dr. Hammond testified to his belief in Mr. Train's insanity, and repeated extravagant and blas- phemous utterances of the prisoner which led to that belief. The inquiry was not completed. N.Y. Jour, Com., Vit ‘Considerable atten- ture in this sec- few miles of town seven exce'lent vineyards having in the aggre- gate nes ee The prospect for a good ne Kep.— What is the nature of these lava beds, Attorney General Williams this morning re- Seo a now sheltering Capt. Jack and his ceived the following dispatches in reference to Prof. Hayden.—They are an outfiow of vol. the massacre in Col/ax, Louisiana: cauic mater, forming a perfect THE FIRST CONFLICTING REPORTS. *EA OF MELTED ROCK, New ORLBANS, April 17, 1573, which gradually cooled, and in cooling became To Hon. George Mi. Williams, Attornsy General, | \roxen. Innumerablettiostreamehave worked Reports trom Colfax are confitcting and un- | theirway through, and the whole place is filled certain. A deputy marshal will arrive from | with caverns. there to-night w.th authentic report. It is be- Kep.—What is the extent of these caverns? lieved to have been a massacre of at least | Prof. H.—Oftentimes they connect with each twenty or thirty nezroes, Will report in detail | other, and extend for miles under ground. The! as soon as I have reliable information. vary in width from fifty to five or six hundred J.T. Becewirn, U. 8. Attorney. | feet, The entrances to them are generally very ie ¥ small, 80 they can easily ete |. These HORRIBLY DETNUW ORLEANS, April It Ted, | CAveThs and crevices, which are well sapphied To Hon. G.H. Williams, Attorney General: with water, are filled with rabwits, lizards, Deputy Marshal De Klyne has returned from | ®®akes, mice, and ail kinds of bugs and insects. Colfax. He. arrived rahere, the day after, the 5 RED-— WIE lt be possible for our treope te get massacrg, ‘Phe «letails are horrible. e dem- ~ : - ocrats (White) of Grant parish attempted to Le cote —It is impossible to reach them. oust the incumbent parish officers by force, and nnd eed ce nF een wees : ' failed, the sheriff protecting the ofticers with a — Fe = ~ ey = Pike Foard . colored posse. Several days afterwards recruits | cates se arteee bad oP pe ited from other parishes, to the number of three | $iates drmy, if they had plenty of atmunition hundred, came to the assistance of the assail jo aay. aa. i ants, when they demanded the surrender of the STARVE THEM OUT, colored people. This was refused; an attack | but that will take some time, as these Indians pein gg k wegfee i drt driven into the | eat roots, snakes, mice, seeds, lizards, &c., ami and the negroes slaughtered as they left the | they get @ good supply in those beds; but they burning building, after resistance ceased. must come out some time. These Molocs are ty-five negroes, terribly mutilated, were found | the same as the Digger Indians, and live upon dead near the ruins of the court-house. Thirty | #ll kinds or reptiles. They manage to sew skins are known to haye been taken prisoners, ax together by means of little sinews, and thas are said to have been shot after the surrender | make their clothing. and thrown into the river. Two of the assail- | Rep.—What is the extent of the lava beds ants were wounded. The slaughter is greater | Occupicd now by the Modocs? than in the riot of 'o6 this city. Willsend Prot. H.—They comprise from 59 to 100 square report by mail. miles, probably. Indeed, the whole country J. R. Beckwith, U.S. Attorney. there is about thesame. aie ‘ : omnes Rep.—Is there any possible way by THE COLORED MEN BUTC NERED AFTER SUR- these Modocs can sneak out and get away? pein ARORA We Prof. H.—Yes, there isa possibility of their jtleracg Semered Welliaanc. We Maa getting out, as they have thoroughly explored fir omyne, wee @ ahingts every part, and are familiar with every passage c deputy, left here Iasi | Trwill be a difficult thing t et Saturday with ‘several warranté of arrest tor | phere is great danger of renee theme, and pares In the parishes of Grant and R. RLYDING OUR TROOTS He arrived at Colfax Tuesday m “= —— the collision of last Sunday « | On account of their familiarity with the beds, returned to-day. He found the place almost | and the comparative ignorance of our forces as dssertel except by women, and caused to be | to the exits and inter.or formation. buried the remains of sixty colored men foand now every Wat of (ak ComAiy,, 6 on the field. It is reported that subsequent > than you do the city of Washington, nce they have the advantage. the burning of the court-house thirty-four ored men previously made prisoners were taken = iow lange ave these lave: icagionute with which the beds are filled ? to the river bank by couples and there shot and thrown Overboard. It is alto reported that | “ELT at They are trom tea to fifty fect in diameter, and yangular and sharp hich colored men were shot in ( tent woods, where their bodies are st/!l 7. He found also twelve wounded, som: The colored men prese: sing the po under direction of Sheritt Shaw, white, pointed by Governor Ke session of the court-hou: 1 ing it. Nash led the whites. From creditable intermation there appears to have been no loss on the part of the colored men until after th surrender, when *ihey were butche-ed with mercy. After the massacre in the court~ from which they were ejected by setting fi the pending. Sheriff Shaw is missing and posed killed. My deputy found it impossit Inake arrests without the presence of U: States troops; armed bodies of whites scouring the country. The assailants cor of organized parties from the parishes of Graut- Rapides, Winn, Catapaula, Natchitoches and Red River, and had in their possession a six- pounder cannon, taken or,assome allege, loaned from the Red river steamer, Jno. T. Moore Fiiteen months since troop e:ecute warrants in this parish when a promi- nent white republican was murdered. Nas and others connected with this butchery were arr sted then. No warrants have been issued for parties connected with this last out- break. When the circumsiances of this massa- cre are fully known it will be found to be only equallcd by that of Fort Pillow. Packanp, U. S. Marshal. THE GUILTY PARTIES TO BE PUNISHED. The Attorney General has instructed U. S. Disurict Attorney Beckw ith to make a thorough ation of the affair in Grant parish, and it the Un ted States laws have been violate spare no pains or exper se to cause the g parties to be arrested, and, if necessary to cute any Unit d States proces, to call cmory for that purpo-e, who has been instructed by the ac g Secretary of War to give him all aid. The Attorney General for. warded full copies of the telegrams receives b him to-day to Acting Secretary of War Rob son, with a request that the command at New Orleans be informed as to the necessity of military aid, if such necessity should exist. GENERAL EMERY TO RENDER ALL THE Alo NECESSARY. Acting Secretary of War Kobeson in bis dlis- patch to General Emory instructs that officer torender all the military aid necessary to pn- terce the process of United States courts. +20e- THE MODOC CAMPAIGN. Oficial ieee from the Seat of ar. Gen'l Sherman to-day received the following dispatches ; TUESDAY LAST®rHE DAY POR THE ATTACK ON THE ASSASSINS. HEADQUARTERS Mopoc Exrepirron,) ese Se of Tule Lake, April 4. § Te General W. f. rman: Seventy-two Warm Spring Indians, under nald McKay, arrived at the camp east of Tule lake last night. 1 shall close iu on the In- dians to-morrow, and endeavor to cut off all escape. No effort will be spared to make the punishment of the Indians commensurate with heir crime. If possible, no udian shall boast that he or his ancestors murdered Gen’! ALVAN C. GILLeM com’d’g Modoc expedition. "GOD'S DEATH ANNOUNCED. San Francisco, April 15, 1873. Te General Shermen. In akdition to Gen"! Gillem’s dispatch of ves terday, just forwarded to you, he reports that Lieut. Sherwood died of his wourd's y-sterday J. M. Scuorziy, Major General. GEN. SCHOFIELD GOING 70 THE FRONT 1F NECESSARY. Saw Francisco, April 15th, 1873. To Geneval Sherman. No news from Gen. Gillem since the t2th, but 1 hope to hear of decisive action this evening. All Mon woe er — it next reports eit necessary, wi to the front if my presence theré seems desirable. J. M. Scnorrep, Maj. Gen'l U.S. A. FROM GEN. SCHOFIELD TO-paY. Saw FRaNcisco, April isth, 1573. To General Sherman: Your dispatch of this morning is received. Have no further news from Gen. Gillem yet. Gen Canby’s remains have arrived at Yreka, and are being embalmed. A metalic case will be ill of holes, renite Is to travel over them, and next to impos- for man to do so. We have had our ammals ruined almost by clambering over tiem for two n 5 Rep.— Prot. H.—No, none of this particular band. I have seen the same tribes. The Utes, Saake, Digger, aud Modocs are all the same. I have seen them gather bushels of grasshoppers, which they roast, and grind them to a powder and make a sort of pudding, upon which they live. Kep.—The band has half-brecds in it ? Prot. H.— all the bands have hali-breed> among them, and they are FULL OF THE DEVIL create more Wouble than the regular In- dians. You see these hali-breeds have all the cunning of the white man and all the treachery of the Indians. I have no doubt these half- breeds have created most of this trouble. itis a ty we are not more Tamiliar se lava 3. ~/ Prot. H.— Well, this only shows the ne: ity for minute surveys of every portion of the coun- try, but it will probably be fifty years betore we et the whole country surveyed, so that we may have a correct knowledge of all the public domain west of the Mississippi. Prof. Hayden and his party leave here soon for a survey in Colorad More About the Modoc Massacre. THE MANNER OF GENERAL CANBY'S DEATE The following additioual particulars of rie massacre of the peace Commissioners have been received : Captain Anderson was at Colonel Mason's camp when the attack was made on the peace commissioners and party. He says that Licuts. Sherwood and Doyle were LURED OUT PROM THE CAMP by awhite flag. They went tour hundred or five hundred yards, where they met what they suppoted were only two Indians, who said they wanted to talk to“ Little Tyce”—Colonel Mason. They were told that they (the officers) did not want to talk, and for the Indiaus to go back to their camps, and they (the officers) would retarn to theirs. As the ‘othoers turned around the Indians, four in number, fired upon them, Founding Licut. Sherwood tm the arm and igh. Captain Anderson, who was on duty at the signal station on Hospital Rock, saw plainly the attack upon Colonel Mason’s front, and tele- craphed to General Gillem to notify the peace Commissioners immediately. Colonel Biddle, who was at the signal station at General Gillem’s headquarters when the news of this massacre was received, at once placed his together abou General Canby as the it impossibie for arty sat er about a mile distant, and very soon rward he perceived the whole 'y scattered. The Colonel followed the General's course with his glass while he ran about fifty yards, when he ‘threw up his arms YELL BACKWARDS DEAD. Two of the Indians who were following him jumped on him, and one, believed to be Captain Jack, stabbedhim in the neck. Iie body was afterward completely stripped. . Dr. Thomas was also entirely stripped: His purse, contain- ing about $60, was found under his body, the Indians havingdropped it. Meacham was =hot im three places, one bajl entering at the tuner corner of the righteye, another on the side of his head, and @ third passing through his right forearm. The first two balls are both believed 2q. It has again became rm and is compara- ively quiet. WRESTLING MATCH Homer Lane, of New York, and John MoMa hon, of Rutland, Vt., have been matoln | to wrestle the best tw forse .quare b for 000 and the champion «hip 0° Am< To-day. TRE PEATH OF THE Pork aGai® REPORTED. Loxpox, April 18,—A telegraphic «patch from Berlin says the death of the ‘ted in that city this morning. No | :forma jon trom Rome as to the comit ‘of Iie Hott ness has reached Loridon to-ay, and uo credit is placed in the repori from Berlin THE REMAINS OF BISHOP MILY AINE Loxpox, April 18—The remains «i DB.bop Meclivaine, of Ohio, who died recent im Fier- to i Mr. Benj Moran, ‘of the Ux legation in London, will act as beare, FATAL BOILER EXPOL Loxnox, April 18—A botler in T. My 's tamuery exploded this morning. .\cani!y a the engineer named Sull.. and wound g fatally two other men mam 4 Ryan and Canty OCHEFORT'S WIFE DEAD. Pants, April is.—The wife of Henri Rocho- fort is dead. CARLIST EXPLorts Maprrp, April 18.—The railway between Karcelona and Sarragona has been cut by Carlists, and travel between those cities » tm ~ porarily suspended. Carlists have » “ authorities of Tamartte and announce tention of holding them w svm y which has been demanded of the tows «ail have been past. UBIVERSITY BOAT-RACING. New Vork, April 18 —1t ix ramored in bing- land that the heads of the two universitle rT corsikteratron the propriety of with tacilities which have hitherto ’ 1 to the crews engaged in the aim at boat race, these gentlemen having been mitted great latiade in keeping thelr term as ° = The Atlantic Disaster. WHAT THE AGENT OF THE Ling SAYS New York, April is.—The agent of the White Star line publishes @ statement denying tht the Atlantic went to sea short of provisions, and ‘thongh she took on board the av amount of coal, it seemed to burn with codented rapidity. From this cause alow not from any fault of the managers of the line, shortness of coal was apprehended, and Capt. Williams decided to bear up for Halifax. He reserves his decision on the latter's action pond- ng the report of the court of imy wiry LATEST PROM THE WRUCK. A gentleman who reterned bi wreck vesterday, reports her no on her beam ends, with ber #j suriace of the water, and at high tide. She ix broken the fore-riggin away for twer rated some sixty feet from the vessel, among the rocks. Everything bas been washed out of it and picked u wreckers. Chince Episodes om ene SaN FRaNcisco, April cccurr d tc-night at Sacramen'> amone the Chinese in which pistols were rsed, ana’ two men were dangerously wounded. The police i terfered and quelled the riot. Farther trouble is expected as the Chinese are intensely excited. The riot grew out of the r cent murder of « Chinese court interpreter named A. HM. Qoong. A NAKED CHINAMAN WITH THE SMALL Pox iN A STRELT CAR. One of the Chinese small pox patients escaped from the pest hou:¢, and ran naked tuto « <treet car on the Bay View road, wrich was crowded with ladies and gerilemer. The passengers and conductor fod, the driver went rapidly on with the car vnal he meta Me. .can who seized the Chinamen and led him back to the pest house, giving the patient all the rope he wanted. all Street To-day. New York, April The day opened in Wall street with improved feeling in the vari- ous markets; but soon afterward the banki and stock firm et Lockwood & Co. announced at the stock exchange their inability to mect their engagements, with the request that all partes having contracts with them close them out under the rule, and thegeby fix the price for a settlement. This tailfffe precipitated a decline of 4 to 24, but very soon the impres- sion got abroad that it was a bear avd nota bull failure, and the decline was recovered. The underlying cause of the failure is the mo- ney stringeney, although the immediate cause is attributed te change of front from bull to bear recently. The firm say they were carried down by having assets nut immediately avail- able. ALBANY, April 18.—The senate and assem- bly, governor and state officers, judiciary and common council, of this city, met at the cap- ital at 10 a. m., and forming in’ line marched to the North Retormed Dutch the oration of Hon, ries Fraucts Adams ou the late William H. Seward. After music, Prayer, and reading of memorial resolutions of the legislature, Mr. Adams was introda the audience by Gov. Dix, and he procee:! deliver his orat ——— Texas Excited. PETITIONS AGAINST THE RELEASE OF THE : KIOWA CHIEFS. New York, April 18.—A Huntsville, Texas, letter states that there is excitement there over the request of the President tor the release of the murderous chiefs Santanta and Big Tree. The legislature passed resolutions instructing the governor not to comply with the President's request, and countless petitions pour in to the governor trom the people to retain ther in cus~ tody. Neither Santanta or Big Tree show any sigue of repentance, but the latter particularly —_ of his revenge when he obtains his free~ ma. Flooded, AN ICE JAM IN THE ST. LAWRENCE. MontTReAL, April 15.—Ice is jammed site this city, consing the river to rise vais. sent from here to receive them when they will be yr to Portland in accordance with G4 waesess: warsess: 54 SHIRTS MADE TO ORDEB. <1 OM Senor Maj. Gen’l U.S. A. » M. Scuorrecp, |. Gen’ U.S. A. DEVLIN & 60., gle aud Double Git Conreaee of all kinds of Sin- PEACE COMMISSIONER DYER'S ACCOUNT oF RUBBER, NICKEL, IE MASSAC! CIRCULAR LETT! apé-Sm «1213 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. W. BRIGHTW: peep J. EWELL. TH axD The fol! Official dispdtch from Peace SILVER-MOUNTED BABNESS, Commi: s'oner relative to the massacre of which we are determined to sell Gen. Canby and re eae Teceived to- rice day by the Commissioner of indian Affaire. Ii 1OE ARIES & 0% apne aa se CONCORD HARNESS, Dyer since the maaecre; habkersotcharscter fat he workieidett: | AD DEALER Ia Metta PURxtnizos orten ‘Camp Lava Bet, Sout site Tate Laker ald | Sem ae tee pear cect evtvgceing mapmoente to hm ta | ge hae ote Bare : HUMKS and BATCSELS in reat varios, A. poLenioat, phisonen in Portland prison, | Foe sind ld gs gg Oe you have force tode- Fall information will be farsished upon applica- | urce sud costrol of hae” AR TRUNKB, for w in ‘emphasized hisdisagrcement | rnis commission was boldine @ seman cies roy we outa’ union they fmucosed In clad: thon in person or by letter. Hee, his old customers are Call apd examine stock. with che Rev. Mr, Hill's theology by crying out | Modocs, by an act of unparalleled treachers | 2 TOU. of their and JAY COOKE & CO., Bankers, eee cules ESN = ; during a sermon, “You're a liar, never | on their part,Gen- Canby and Dr. Thomas were | Sr act tian the ends of justice sme —_—__———nenaneros. | Ten att snt 08RD wnare, «aw | BSGRE TOR | - uae gma seem | Fomeepramee et eee eg | Ro ts Hey MATS, ot all | Fx. Shensueah Herel nage tke cheat inten | me- eacham may recover. Rosenborough | A Womax with nen HeaD —" gpa rras te UL LD SPECT, section is notwithstanding much ofit | 52 absent, paving pone two . | woman at eral ve 4 MCLE, epecey | Section proming, hit | Te ‘diane aro Valent, tring’ dauly on thc | Reread te bak hoki : : mont The drilled ismiach better | picket tines. Peace cannot be madewsts thers for ee ee ee ie? Boer wees 5 Ome 96, than that which was cowed broad-cast.”” ‘Walim, neither she not the doctors have been able to THE LITTLE WoRLD: ara ith . H. HEMPLEB, Optician, tegen ae oat | oe whining se ie turn it beck. | The Of the sex is likely (Pas canes tA BON mae-tr 0% wreet. | reattene who went to Richmond some time since jriter a consultation with the Secretary of beget wath 0 ose what was a4 If not, we advise you to call soon_at LO@Y 7th ‘Has removed to 613 D street; _ DMBER! LUMBER! to work on the and Ohio railroad ine G Smith te ‘he. ‘no ‘to street, between K and L streets,(near Bogan & Wy- —— have deparied, about three fourths of them e amt be looking he's.)" The Little World is kept by Nichols, dealer Between 6th and 7th, north side. WM. JOHNSON & 80) ‘having returred to New York. * fi to reeer- ‘ ~ ay TEas prices Se ERE The io Hosiery, Fancy Goods, Jowelry, Stationery, No- cheaper than ever. No rent to pay. 5 re % Wilbdiin’ Tie hea petites a iowa to vation, cy Covpax Wan—it ie at New < Sc. and is supposed to be the cheap tire feble-an L a} eh we are ecu oy the RS panncgion fay 2 ea == ato : ‘of What body to itsuntultitied toplare | hostlesse i Se Bo eo ee ~ ‘Deparment. ape-im® to tat tds oeaneiied pede tte ; a3 Colinx—the Federal wathor oF Hollywood. > ties having reflned espe alter repeuteh nett still suffering, and it is — here ix preston anent condition. So there ‘no im fe: in says a dispatch from Rome Jast evening.