The Sun.
London, England, 1868-12-07 00:00:00

while they have largely invested in real estate in
New York, in Buffalo, and in other places, all
made out in their own names. Indeed it is alleged
that of the $40,000,000 brought in the illegal
issue of shares a balance of $16,000,000 remain
in the hands of the clique, nobody knows where
kept, but probably used in these transactions. It
is curious to watch the ramifications of such work.
It was not Erie shares only that were affected, but
the whole line of Governments, Bonds, Shares,
Stocks, and every species of property dealt in at
Wall-street. Gold, of course, became excited,
money being swept from the " street," at once
grew scarce, and discounts rose. The strain was
felt severely by all who had commitments, and ran
over the operations of the commercial world until
the speculators themselves, as in former instances,
took fright at the consequences threatening society.
Still even this was but a part. We know the dis-
graceful scenes of violence which accompanied the
previous fight ; but that was trifling in its injury to
the community when compared with the contami-
nation of the springs of justice. Bribed judges
openly used their authority in aid of this rascality;
perjured witnesses swearing as directed, and a Le-
gislature controlled by such a clique. It is this
which is so shocking, and has induced the long-en-
during, upright portion of New Yorkers vigorously
to take up this matter ; but if society does notse
its stamp of ostracism such acts, and vigorously
expel those thus marked nothing can permanentlf
stop such proceedings.—Anglo-American 7lines.

Trouble is brewing in Utah, indeed we may sal
that trouble has already commenced there. The
"saints" are in a transition state, and transition
states are apt to be unpleasant periods in which to
live. The following is the latest telegram :
SALT LAKE, Nov. 20.—The hanging of the roughs at
Bear River City on the 11th, previously reported, created
intense excitement, and this morning a mob of 200 men
burned the Frontier Index office and gaol. The citizens
armed themselves, and fired upon the mob, killing ten
and wounding a number of others. It was feared that
the mob would burn the whole town. The women
and children were fleeing for safety. Bear River C:iti
is eighty miles east of Salt Lake. Three hundred United
States troops, destined for service on the Plains, arrived
here to-day.
General Grant left New York after a series of
dinners more rapid in succession, if not more iodi"
gestible, than those against which his Excellency
Reverdy Johnson has been warned. Like gr'
Johnson, Grant met everybody—and was equally
cordial with all—Democrat or Radical. He tooltci
as the American Minister expresses it, every ba°
that offered, under the common-sense suggestion
that it cost neither him nor the country anything'
He arrived in Philadelphia on the 20th and left oo
the 21st for Washington. Secretary Schofield had
returned to work, and so has Secretary Seward'
The Ron. Schuyler Colfax has married gisS:
Nellie Wade, and both afterwards went to Balfr
more.
An American paper thus comments on his 1t0341
Highness :—" The English Duke of Cambridge is a fort°‘
nate office-holder. He gets $B5 a day as Commander 4,:
Chief; $BO a day as General, and $12,000 a year for tu•
three Colonels' commissions he holds in the British Arl°l;
The Duke also has besides these $60,000 a year inconie't
We do not not know whether the figures are correct, but
we do know that he does not get $BO a day as Genera:
though he may as Field Marshal. It is said that a Fie%,,
Marshal Commanding-in-Chief gets a much larger s3lB'd
than a General holding the same post.
General Henry E. Reed, late of the Confederate
Army, committed suicide recently at Louisville.
The Etoile Beige of Dec. 1 states that the (10ctor 4
attending the Prince Royal of Belgium are waiting
their patient shall regain a little strength to advise 111611;
moval to a moro genial climate, and they have good re 7,
to hope that they could then vouch for his entire reell°,:;,o
tion to health. All those who have watched the bulled-of
and sympathized with his parents and in the suffering6lo,
the little prince, who is not yet ten years of age, will
ceive this good news with unmixed pleasure.
We suppose some one has been taking the coan to
name in vain, but if not, the matter should be brought
his notice. "A ' nephew of Count Bismarck' rece°tii
appeared at New Orleans, and departed thence, neglec',4
to pay his board bill."
001'
Mr. De Hell, the newly-appointed Coo
General for France at Frankfort-on-the-Maine was f°
merly French Consul at Charlevton, South Carolina. hi,
The Boston Post calls Prof. Watson, of the NV° el
gan University, who discovers all the asteroids, a "Pligl
bagger."
General Fitz Henry Warren, United States
nister to Guatamala, was recently in Springfield, Mas;:,
chusetts. His health has greatly improved from his re;
deuce in the salubrious climate of the table lands of t'ee,
tral America ; and on his return to his post early in n

cember, he will be accompanied by his wife.
Colonel Drake, who sunk the first oil Well
Oil Creek, is at Titusville in extreme destitution. no
The Cole-Hiscock trial continued up to the 2urf
November without any interest. Mr. Cole looked le
well, and was observed to have grown stout.
co
It turns out that General M'Clellan has,„As
home to fulfil an engagement made with the late -v.', to
A. Stevens, the Hoboken millionaire, and could aflor"to
turn the cold shoulder to the politicians. Aluull„f a
amusements of Mr. Stevens was the construction
battery of his own invention, but which was undilis ite
at the time of his death. In his will he provided,f°:ool
perfection, at a cost not exceeding $1,000,000, and ue-,.4
M'Clellan was engaged to superintend the work at a 1147 a
of $lO,OOO a year. This is not as much as he would 'OO4
had if he had been elected President, but it is verl
geed
pay for what will probably not be very hard Wric.;oe4
the job will most likely last a number of yoars.„ '
of
completed the battery is to be presented to the ottstIt
New Jersey, and if not accepted is to be sold for iv
will fetch, and the proceeds added to the estate.
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Births.
wife 00.
ALEXANDER —0 n the 4th inst at Ipswich, the
..flif
Alexander, of a daughter. " k OP'
BURROWS— On the 4th inst„ at The Limes, 'ls"' e d
the wife of R. W. Burrows, of a son. r'
;f0 f I/.
ERSKINE— On the 2d inst , at Torquay, the w-- °
Erskine, Esq., of a son.
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Marriages. litirrj,
.I, 11 ,
BUSBY—CUMING —On the 3d inst. at St. James OPlat
Piccadilly, Henry E. Goodyearßusby, ef To°
street, to Mary, daughter of Richard Howtou
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Esq. „ v iPtii,
SHIRREFF —PALMER—On the 3d inst , at llar/vteollat'
fey, Rants, James Hales Shirreff, fun., Briley Vl-
liart
to Catherine Palmer, of The Becketts,
ney.

Deaths.
BLANCII—On the sth inst at Peekhan3, Mr. "°--13
T h i3l°Clif
~
of Gracechurch-street, aged 85. ~ ifilopllet
BLlTuNuluNiung—,AEts3q,.,GaogueaffhB-4s.quare, Fleet-street, " r
31he
BROOKE—On the Ist inst., at 52, Eaton-squaitith '
General Edward Basil Brooke, Colonel of the -
e° •
ginaent. , iv
BREWER—On •
the 3,1 inst , Mrs. John BroWer, of 42' of
bourne-park-road. • ,„ f•sci.'
CLAPHAII- On the 3d inst., Samuel B. ClaP"—'
Aicewortb, near Kt;ighley, aged 72.
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