Havana, May I.—The sugar crop
this year will be fifteen per cent less
than last.
Greeley on the JlrFaria nd Cum*.
New York, May 1. —The Tribune
to-morrow will contain a card from
Horace Greeley giving Tacts in re
gard to the employment of private •
counsel in the prosecution of McFar
land. The card is very lengthy, and
amounts simply to statements that,
Richardson was a friend and highly
esteemed. He believed him guiltless
of any wrong in the mattter which
brought about his death, and that
at the suggestion of other friends of
Richardson he had an interview with
the District Attorney and secured
the services of Judge Davis to assist j
in the prosecution.
Prance.
Paris, May I.—Twenty-five chiefs
of sections of the workmen’s interna
tional society are under arrest. The
police have the names of forty mon*
who they will seize. At Lyons
eleven members of the society were
arrested and it is estimated that there ,
are eighty members now in custody.
Among the pisoners is M. Protal, a
lawyer, who endeavored to escape
and whom the commissary was ob
liged to fire upon before he could be
secured. Two Journals, the Toulouse
Reviello and Emancipationist will
bo prosecuted for offenses against the
press laws.
ChTiyciwe Dail a Heaittr.
VOL. 111.
Mormon Movements,
Salt Lake, May I.—Circulars 1
j ordering the brethren to convene at
the ward school houses for drill, were
privately circulated through the city
yesterday. Drilling and arming con
tinue throughout the Territory. Fifty
Dunites are to be enrolled at once on
Brigham’s return. Meanwhile Brig
ham insists that Mormonism is
at peace.
Lively Debate.
