Show 6 MONDAY EVENING 11 telegraphic AMERICAS li Sewwrtou Fraud Imbroglio "of “ i’ll wo® h® Hudson lanrert ?riVn“tllv1rfUt0sVgro all Fall When Thieve Shot at Echo v' t 9 San Francisco Dixon a recout arrival from of the ejtralia Vand formerly clerk of Melbourne bank corporation tor torgty lie had aamstodto-(fahis arrest a jjg person at the letters of and exchange jter? of credit thousand over to amounting dollars all written on genuine paper of and oriental bunk at Melbourne rht!aborting to bo signed by the regular A The schooner Of the bank near last wrecked Crosby was night five m number Santa Crua The crew were ull lo°t New York supports Marshall The Tribune It since learns Eberts for Senator to bring forfoot on is mat a movement Hansom llalcom for ward the Hon Court as another judge of the Supreme competitor cwYork for China Fight missionaries bound in the Califor- md Japan sailed ” iu steamer Chicago The I’m fa New York speciul says mucli indignation is felt here among the outrageous conduct ItepublicuiH at tho officials to suppress of the Democratic the evidence in the election frauds it implicates prominent members of the Democratic party Tho iun gives this impartial account f the conduct of the Shot ill’ aul las “While the sub committee were posse la session in the United Slates’ court uuilding yesterday afternoon and while sei eral witnesses were under examination whoso testimony was supposed to he very damaging to the city politicians Sheriff O'Brien and posse of deputies appeared at the door and demanded s demanTho but the Sheriff ded by what authority did not deign to exhibit any officers variant for action but pushing! h rough the doorway they arrested every witness The prisoners oet'oro the committee and the Sheriff statwere borne away ioned three deputies at the door to arrest any witness that might appear New York The Evening Telegram says three or our of tiie witnesses taken before the fjongressional Committee aro notorious and burglars counterfeiters thieves They were the parties arrested by the Sheriff by order of the district attorney They were afterwards recognized by the The Telegram says one of them police volunteered information They received fifty dollars each for their information concerning the election frauds New Orleans The funeral of General Kou? sau this notafternoon was largely alter ed withstanding the unpleasant weather The services were conducted at Christ Church by the Bishop of Louisiana Tho were Generals Hatch Mower Babcock Porter Brock with Tompkins and McClure of the regular army and Generals Kteedman Herron Leu McMillan Bussey and Gurney formerly of tho volunteer service with an equal number of tho Masonic fraternity New York An extensive thaw' prevailed along tho Hudson for the last week All the streams leading into tho river are greatly swollen and crossing is very dangerous from Rhine beck to this city River men four a sudden movement of the ice unless the weather soon grows colder Among the witnesses said to have been examined befoie the Congressional Committee investigating the election frauds are Hoffman Judge McCann William M Tweed and others Judge Bueteed expresses the conviction that the Committee on the Judiciary will dismiss the 14 charges against him as unfounded Mierifl O'Brien publishes a card in tho HorM relative to Ins arrest of witnesres before the Congressional Committee lie ays he asked permission to arrest these men and take them to the sixth ward station house as lie knew them to bo !hieos w Inch permission the committee accorded whereupon he took three men lie accuses Marshal Murray of bringing thieves to sw ear aw ay respectable men characters Memphis The Appeal's Helena Arkansas correspondent of tho 8th says: “Un Friday night twenty militia of Catterson’a command entered tho town and completely The list of losses is gutted the stores to given amounting in the aggregate near $7000 On the same night they robbed two stores in Monticcllo Tho wn3 of Hamburg Ashley county and arrer Bradley county shared a like Rile New York James Logan charged with tho murder of Cbas M Rogers who last evening surrendered himsolf to tho police continues to manifest apparent unconcern Ho professes the utmost confidence in being able to prove l'ia innocence I tom xtnt monta made by tho rieetives it would seem that they begin to entertain doubts as to the guilt oi Logan and think that the pointing to him as the guilty party are misci ptihlo of explanation compatible with lns innocence New York 11 The steamship Kina which arrived Irani Liverpool uicounti red nr t( mpetimus voyage Mr the itili office' of tlm ship was W‘pt (xerhoiird Five aid drowned ! o vveio overboard at tin came time but wire rescued - were tiie new and eatl'v j d by the sno H'li one Ih uilar bone broken The deck We vu pt dt tie f'lul olikir-- ' the boats were mi ept away quarters Tin grouted nation prevailed n’nong the two hua!i The voyage J hi ol the most scveic evei u I be feui iv ll’iin'’s Norfolk h ye— reports by Lieuti mint tiie negroes are quit t at iinii and there are no appre-hhi An of immediate difficulty efh'u of General Mom limn' s staffi is hen investigating the late entente The irunmiuy manner in w lilt the soldier dew t Pjivter’s M b:ul a wliolerome effect m u t'ring er Id It stated that the Congrefeional 'I igatirn committee have a pile of sufficient to hang politically f: niaiy prominent politicians hcio They ! fve evidence to prove that notices than Li loirty thousand fraudulent votes wore ii tiu slono The by wtj usiniTw was reduced to a science Had not revived a sudden chock by no doubt it would have Murray Wim8 a gen end appUeaiiva its all jqfe eitioi Her oral wHaswtca testify Aff voted froo ai to tirfrty liu ta tiit time? each These witnesses testify because those who employed them would not pay them aroerdiag ti agreement lhe committee have summoned nearly four hundred witnesses the one upon question of Using fraudulent naturalization papers These papers were offered by hundreds and thousands Echo City 10 A man named Crooks shot and stantly killed a man named James McCabe at the Ov erhind Saloon this evening The following are the particulars 19 ° eal get them: 5 A“V drunken man came into the saloon and used abusive ( language towards rooks and others Crooks knocked him down when two friends interfered Crook? nulled out his pistol nnd?hot one of them in the breast instantly The other fafi Crooks fired several shots after him without effect Crook has not yet been found FOREIGN Submission of the Cretans Conflmud —The Cretan Insurrection "still in Full Blast— The Paris Conference Conciliatory— Mission Satisfactory Burlingame’s to Napoleon London 9 Advices from Candia by mail fully confirm the previous reports of tho of tho Cretans to the Turkish authorities A vessel arrived here reports having passed n ship bound fur New York with thirty of the missing passengers of the crew of the steamship Hibernia 'They would bo landed at Madeira " Madrid ' A grand banquet was given at Seville All tho municipal officers of yesterday the city and many other notables were One of tho features of the banpresent quet wav a telegram sent to Espartero which expressed a preference for him at the head of tho State whatever might bo the decision of the Cortes relative to the future form of tho government New Fork The Post publishes a letter from Dr Howe saying the latent reliable news from the interior of Crete states that the insurrection is still in full blast with no Dr Howe in prospect of submission bchali of tho Cretan relief committee appeals to the public not to bo misled by b ll'g Turkish reports but to give thr Cretans sympathy and abundant succor Constantinople The Greek blue book contains a statement that General Ignaz tho Russian ambassador to Turkey a“sured the Greek minister here that the Sublime Porto w ould not repress any action of Greece in reference to Crete New York The Herald's Havana special says General Cespedes provisional President of the Republican government and were with the insurgents Auquilera near St Jago de Cuba on the 1st inst They have proclaimed tho emancipation but they complain that of the slaves the people of the western department have not heeded the cull of the evolution and that the Junta at Havanu are furnishing no money General Quesada is said to have landed from N assua with eighty men and three thousand rifles Puerto Principe is still surrounded by Prostration small bands of insurgents and gloom prevail in tho city The shops are closed and many arrests have been made An engagement is reported at in which the government troops wero defeated with heavy lossParis The conference for the settlement of tho eastern question met yesterday The session lasted nt four o’clock and began Tho Greek and Turkish till eleven both manifested a very representatives A peaceful conciliatory disposition sult to the deliberations is confidently expected ' The next session will be held on Tuesday Tho official journal says the ambassadors of China now in this city are receiving every honor ?usL attention It declares that Mr Burlingame’s position to on the embassy is entirely satisfactory tho Emperor The embassy will have a formal audience with the Emperor at an early day' An Ou Acquaintance— Mr F F Sixeneer of the firm of Hibbard & Spenoer of Chicago is now in the city and renewing acquaintance with our oldest citizens We were much gratified in listening to him yesterday relating bis former business relations with the Prophet Joseph for several years while at Nauvoo We do not propose at this time to use that in extenso but we cannot but add that Mr Spencer's narration of his intercourse with Joseph is corroborative and harmonious with the testimony of the best men in the community We are glad to see Mr Spencer here and hope that he will be able to cultivate favorable business relations with our merchants A ismxa— There arc- quite a numof gentlemen in the city from Chicago calling upon our merchants with the view of opening up business relations between the two greatest inland cities of western Ameiica— Sail Lake City and Chicago It would be gratifying to speak of them all personally' but space and other occupations interfere with our desires— we cant therefore do little more than name the‘tlemen here and the firms they ber jetrescj Pa W Sawtcll of representative Blank Book Hoyne Wholesale Stationers B c Jones with John V Farwell k Co Dry Goods S li Lewis of Hayden & Kay of and Dealers in Manufacturers Hardware and Saddlery Carnage ’Goods 'e & wJ5rs & affiinr F F Spencer of Hibbard & Spencer Wholesale Dealers in Hardware Tinners’ Goods Fence Wire Nails Axes &e Janies Durham of Duiham & Co Manufacturers of Bedding Lounges and Upholstery Goods W B Smith of Markley Ailing & Co Hardware and Cutlery N C Draper of Dana Hyde& Co Wholesale Grocers & Importers & Jobbers of Teas Dkt Goods— There are a great mary of our merchants directing their attention to the Dry Goods establishments of Chicago Several of them have already done business there and have returned to the city fully satisfied that Chicago is as profitable a place for them as New York One thing is certain that there are only two houses in New York that do a larger business than the Dry Goods houses of Chicago Mr Jones advertising in this paper the House now in tho city represents of John V Farwell & Co an establishment that did a business last year of Mr over eight millions of dollars Jones will call upon our merchants The White Pine News a new small four page weekly published at Treasure City Lander county Nev It is ten dollars a year comes to hand dollar a month while our mamWish We Weke— The dispatches or a moth eight page weekly is only five give some very pretty items about votHowever dollars a year the White ing in New York Fraudulent voting Pine Keus is jast the thing for the in that centre of' civilization it Is affirmPinera and all whose faces are White and ed has been reduced to a science We are glad set in that direction all the other big civilized cities would that some of our brethren of the press have exhibited similar science and exare getting living figures pertness in it but for little preventive ' Vote accidents early and ofted” as Called— We had the pleasure of a often as possible appears to be the call this morning from H W Boekener watchword Such is the glory of suff- Esq of the firm of representative Im Some of the voters Haywood Cartledge & Honore rage in New York went and did it from nine to thirty porters of Hardware & Cutlery 41 times There are polysufirage and Lake Street Chicago It is a first for you!’ Beat that class bouse and Mr Boekener comes polysuflrtigators can But “honor among thieves ”Lif the voters voted io liberally according to contract they ought to have been paid As to naturaliaccording to contract zation if our citizens desire to be naturalized easily speedily cheaply and in a lump New York is the identical who The officials place for them to go to are not particular there and no irrclev:i nt and insulting questions are “axud” of the candidates We don’t see how tho can sustain tlieir position that the Mormons are worse than the reat of In our vocation as imno arc under tho partial journalistliiiful necessity nowand again of pubdamaging statements lishing terribly We would far concerning outsider rather publish something to tlieir credit it would been much Utah vo wish Speaking as that i we ii o worse than uc wish they wore better than xe are Thun wo should have somebody to emulate and we would give them a tight But if they do neck and neck nice to heroine hotter than not know how ne wo ceriuinlv Uu not know how to beeuim worse than they are represented ant There’: by their own organs What That’s the dilemma cnlty arc you going to do about it here for the purpose ness relations to this a of extending busiHe has section variety of samples of hardware cutlery nd agricultural tools which he will be pleased to submit to the inspection of ow jrnerchants and business men I TUESDAY T BWjc'E 'rjr Go EVENING 12 GBAPHIO senate 11 Washington "'Fm of tlio citizen? of Georgia jireiiimtod aiuring tirtli thaut w Union men to ''U(piMbl for avowed ’rtu in tho rural riots of that faiuto nlo that it L impossible ‘o tiring to justice tho murderers of Union men that palpable violations of the 14th amendand callment are constantly occurring to remedy this ing for some state of tiling Rcfurrcd to committee on juthomry Morton introduced a bill to provide for the eondruction of a wagon road for military and other purpoes through Pacotnh and Montana ahington Territories Rolen ed to committee on military affairs Washington Hhenmm introduced a bill in the providing lor tho retireesterday ment upon hu own written application of any judgo of the Supreme Court who attain- to seventy upon a life pension equal to tho amount of the full salary but if any Judge shall for ono year after tho passage of this bill on arriving at tho age of seventy continue to hold office tho President snail nominate and appoint fin additional Judge who sludl duties and receive mu pcrionu tin the same compensation as a Judgo acting in the said cuuit HOUSE of Tenure of Office Bill pun Repeal nl — Tiie Overland Malle— Variuu A ' Theatrical— An excellent house assembled to witness the last presentatBills ion of the great sensation drama of Un dor the call of the States a largo or Und?'1 tho Snow The number of bills and resolutions Fauvrstto were and the playing ws s good thrcughaut cal e ior of justice a bill to aid the admiaistretion evening’s amusement gave saada ewi ia the tftsde of Virginia several bills for fUwate all preseas nmiirc removal of civil and political disabill to protect the rights of acbilities tual settlors on public lands a bill to preserve purity or elections in the Territories and concerning the boundaries Coloof Minnesota Nevada "KflKffliilfft and Wyoming a bill rado Montana of the indefor tko acknowledgement pendence of Cuba or securing its annexation to tho United btatos without purchase It recites that tlpain having has no thrown off its own Government right to inflict a government on tho people of Cuba contrary to their wishes and that it is the duty of tho United States to aeknow lodge the independence now successfully of the government tablished in Cuba by tho people thereof or to take measures for the annexation of the Island to tho United States as the pcoplo of Cuba may indicate providing that no payment be made to the dethroned Oueen or any other person arrogating the right to dispose of or control the Islund contrary to the wishes of the people thereof Washington lip m Butler's bill to repeal tho tenure of office act has been introduced by W (Ind) and is being put through uudor tho previous question by a largo majority The vote on repealing the tonure of office bil1 was 121 yeas to 47 nays The consular anil diplomatic appropriation bill was taken up and passed under suspension of the rules as reported from and1 with the general the committee sections previously struck out on points of order restored Ela moved to suspend tho rules in or to offer a resolution for the appointment of a select committee on Wells Fargo & Co’sniail contract and requesting the suspension of any paymentreThe House thereon for thirty days fused tasuspend the rules yeas 85 nays 74 not voting in the affirms tive Boutwcll from tho judiciary committee repotted a joint resolution proposing an amendment to the constitution of the United States providing that the right of suffrage shall not he abridged by the United States to ary citizen in any State on account of race or color nor the right of holding the office of elector for President Representative in Congress or State Legislature introduced a bill Ashley of Nevada to loan five million six por cent bonds of the United States for the construction of the proposed Sutro Tunnel in the Lode in N ovada AMERICAN Blair still thinks Grant will he Die on tutor or Emperor— Ice the Hudson— Damage tomoving property Washington The United States Supremo Court tomandamus to day issued a peremptory the District of Columbia Supreme Court to restore Jas H Bradley to the right to practice in that court San Francisco 11 The Captain of the ship Clarissa reports sounding for eight hours on ashoal extending fifteen miles oast and west and in a west by north course from Point The distance is not given Reyes Flour $475 Jo $575 Wheat sales choice shipping at $180 Legal tenders the ' I t T Terrible have occurred in HEW TRACE the country involving diueyent parts considerable los of life Creeks have appeared where previously wero nothing but barren districts Continuous rumblings of the earth are heard 1 ive soldiers who assisted at a BENEDICT HALL S CO about a year ago were condemned nnd shot at Guauaiqjaiw The affair has created an ill feeling AND WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS Tlio country against tiie government DEALERS IN seems ripe for another revolution Lisbon Duko Goldonia has been summoiiod to Lisbon to form a new ministry London 12 For some unexplained reason tlio Grecian ambassador at Paris who it was supposed would represent Greece in the conference has been refused 279 & 281 lie protesparticipation in the ted againsf his e elusion nnd appealed to the Grecian Government at Athens for instructions The conference will (One Door above Chamber Street eppoeitl await the action of Greece in tho matter A T Stewart A Co’i TOiolesala House! The session announced for will be postponed for a time in Consequence Madrid Four soldiers have volunteered their services to ilie government to assist in suppressing the insurrection St Catherine's bank Montreal was entered by burglars last night Tho safe was blown open and robbed of fifty call the We wi!4 mpeetflilly ttentla of thousand dollars in com and legal tenof gelt Luke City anil the ' errueriee-tder notes our YCT B00TSM1DK Broadway HEW YORK Theatrical — The entertainment offered at our dramatic temple last evening consisted of the rensatioual drama entitled the Erects of New York As a portrayal of some hfe in Flint modern Babylon it possesses an attraction to our public not devoid of interest and instruction Madame Midler's Alida tho Fifth Avenue belle although but scant scope for the disaffording play of her talents as ah actress afforded the opportunity of exhibiting to advantage her excellent iaste in the art of dress Her costumes wore chosen with skiil and due regard to good taste and her make-uwas suthroughout perb Tom Badger was by Mr Graham M r Graham lav an excellent portrait and ished upon it care and judgment made of it a character Such as can bo met with almost at any hour in the streets of New York San Francisco or URGE IND WEIL SELECTED STOCK OF GOODS Manufactured expressly for that Trade PALMER & GOMPAHYf by Etowa Manufacturers GONFEGTIGKERY AND CHOCOLATES IS'X’JVXXXXJKXOCOEX? Importers of Fancy Goods Papers AND Cosfecdossrs Sundries of erorykini Machines other large city' Cealeetisaen and Tools alway cn hand Mr Lindsay’s Gideon Bloodgood was well played Iu such characters ho Frsneh and Italian JVeswved JPrvita is always excellent ' and BE Street Lucy by Miss Adam? was a judi- Nos B6 (Near Broadway) cious piece of acting deserving of much 744 other 'characters in tho the credit' and The board of underwriters and the Orders from the Territories and Pact chamber of commerce have adopted a drama wero sustained with care and States filled with fidelity and despatch memorial to the lighthouse board at good effect! contributing largely to the asking immediate action Washington Hone tnakai only pare Qeo4 of success the This piece toward locating light houses and fog sigthe Finest Material ' at nals on points of New Year Reyes and Mr A Thorn a new aspirant for The memo- histrionic Arenas and Pigeon Point made his first iippear honors rial shows that within the radius which would be illuminated by the erection of anco before a Salt Lake audionee last a lighthouse on either Pigeon Point or in the character of Adam '! Jo Point New Year nino vessels have been evening He played with ores a million and a quarter dol- Fairweather wrecked lars worth of property destroyed and and manifested decided and CLARK judgment lives are known to have been e With care inch study he will lost During the same period twelve ability vessels went ashore on points Arenas and become a valuable melnber of tho com- end jobbers of Manufacturer r Importers Reyes involving the loss of over eight debut was a success Ilis pany hundred ai thousand dollars 12 New York The Herald’s correspondent publishes an account of another interview with General Blair in which tho General reGOODS iterates his formerly expressed opinion that Grant will make a dictator or Emperor of himself before ho leaves the & White House t The Congressional committee investigating the election frauds is still in sesThe committee on sion in this city claims have obtained overwhelming evidence of repeating oaths and the use of false naturalization papers It is 'now generally understood that BUGHESETG1 Grant will appoint Moses II Grinnell collector of this port Tallahasse Lieut Geo Gleason having resigned Kremnina Republican was elected pres: 83 LEONARD STREET ident of the Senate pro tom Seven Democrats voted for him lie being a ' (Near Broadway Conservative in sentiment Albany 3JJO-The ice in the river above the city DEAL LARGELY IN tho water rising broke up yesterday Blowly No heavy inundation is anticipated but owing to a remarkably strong current which set in from the east side of the river very serious damage is done to property Several largo J Csvrtland A Sjaagut- Bsbert L ilulfori Tho probuildings are almost ruined CIGARS TOBACCO WOODEN perty lost together with that in danger WARE MULFOEO & SFSASOE) is valued at over half a million COBOAGK fet Importers and Wholesale Dealers ia Chicago Governor Palmer was inaugurated ETC GUNS CUTLERY HARDWARE His inaugural yesterday at Springfield given to Orders ftom Special 83 Chambers Street and 87 Beafie Stree The Governor de- Utah and adjMsnfe Territories message is brief nounces the attompts by Congress to 1 (Ntar Brsadvmy)M We refer to the leadlsg MorehmtS in tho Salt Lake charter rsilroud corporations City NEW YORK States or ii oilier ways to exercise doubtful puvus which can properly be exerci-cby tho State Legislature FOHEIGN The Faria Conference— Prospects of Peace— Mexico ripe for another Lewis & Tappen KEY YORK STEAM Kevolutiou— Hitch In the Parts 00 Conference— Montreal ltank BobManufacturers otj bed JOBBERS OF London 11 STATIONARY AND PORTABLE ENGINES The indications on the first day of tho or tho Lartern ESOIM LATHES Question leave littlo it any doubt of ultimate PLANERS The Turkish government through BOLT CUTTERS AND it? representative lias consented to mainUPRIGHT DRILLS tain it? pre?"nt xiatu? until the close of PI AO IMbT TOOLS the conference It is the general imOf all Descriptions pression that but one more session will No 43 and 43 WABASH At f he held and tint the war between TurMASS WORKS AT WORCESTER ill be cbv iated O files anil Wareroontf ISO £ 1SS ChamOpposite V Farwell A Co’s key and Greece Constantinople bers Street b’eic York a C2 sa gs- 3 The Sublime Porte bit officially conTreis Cheever H Brest Place John George gratulated tlio people of the Dnnubiuu I’ llardwicX Chas Set's prineipalnico oil their loyalty during the recent crisis Florence in various Tho recent disturbances YHEELER & parts of tlio kingdom fomented by the reactionists linvo been suppressed and Vanuiaciurera ui Patent Machine made tlio unpopular taxes are now being colCO READ lected without difficulty ROBERTS Havana A commission of influential citizens of ft 4KnuMiujfra hm 1T‘' ’’arir rath a Cubans and members B era Ac Uor Grocer Druggist of the Liberal party left here yesterday for Neuvitas on their way to meet tho ONLY M IH’fACIVRERS IN THE to to attempt leaders revolutionary 'ORTH bring about a restoration of peace HATS CAT’S IETC raUulIT 18 T haXjCisi luiidriu dditional troops to bo sent toCuba will sail from Cadiz shortly San Francisco F jfeGaicajes I 1 Hi Mexican Abo nice are atriirg nwH S elMUr A £ sol S4nu fer Vtua 13-w Tbrw Terrtsory where Mcapleo vigor ausiv against the robber reUcited wee captured and shot near Colima any Dm nsnsw 'ir oK HATS FURS CAPS STRAW TAYLOR WEIGHT who msizn O01 & SABIil ‘ ETC mmm& umm mmm fmthiev 8 and 8 River CHioiad in Torlx- ramoeonES XIQTTGBS staple mo Carhart EWE ATS! FURS CAPS And Straw floods so a a KHAN & PAPER BAGS WfT a 8 CHICAGO ILL STRAW GOODS 400 3mrae3AOVLFj&ir asS NEW YOIE':1 3 i i jL tv 'A- - i r i |