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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-27
New York Quarantine and the BaItimor .
Authorities.

from the Baltimore American, Sept 25.]
The President OF the Baltimore BIZ ard has published
statement Of the action taken by the Board In relation
the quarantine OF Baltimore vessels established by the
New York authorities After recountng The facts
nected with the matter the whole of which already
familiar to the public, the statement concludes
The point upon which with them the New York
W. i've 9a a aeo oa hose a r Uy
Saw and Sy hsr n Mould have m f. The
Lar psros oa as q sss pes
o, ed upon ne facts relating wS THIS
competent tribunal must sustain the ruth Of The rssoluo,s
we must leave 70 candid and intelligent world award The
70 ,ha maoy which avowing the
so unjust in its nierences and utterly unnecessary in
BY the resolutions offered in the Board the libel has been vi
y r has Se he s sfs
tween himself and the Mayor of New York; % Board
Wrong have been Done BY the Inception Of their acton and
as Their admiss ors asy me snes Of their subsequent
The matter and have sdvsed our Mayor to the same
list e he New York Boa
President of the Board Health.
Mayor Kinks has transmitted to Mayor Wood the fol-
lowing reply to his communication, published in the
American Of yesterday morning.
Hon. Woo" New sept 1850
LEAR sniYour letter Of the 2st inst hand this
sincerely regret The Of your Board of Health
at repesl but the object witch sought been
accomplished, Il matters but little our citizens
Wheeler they repeal the ordinance not.
only wished expression OF public opinion that tho
UNJUST towards that Of has
resouuon passed by Board OF commissioners Health
ana the report OF The committee whom referred
Whole matter for invesga ion wherein they that they
have given the matter consideration and
the ordinance should be amended as apples BALI
more That from Information received, they satisfied that
al bis time baltimore entirely free of any dis
epidemic Whatever that is unusually heahul.
thai herscen be danger from the admission
that port" &c.
eel assured that the report Of the conee, with the
have &c
prejudice occupied the minds OF some OF the members OF the
or prudent legislation; personal feeling should be al
lowed 10 Interfere where justice Is inv Owed
am much pleas with the spirit OF your coElmunica ION
would he different.
My object and has been protect the city
and you that shall any Interrupt
ton o that good feeling which has heretofore existed
citizens and those Of New York.
conceived and still believe that injustice has been done
Tut as the libel Qor cannot cali by any other term has
been cOnaded by the report resolution above referred
to- leave those gentlemen who voted against the repeal
enjoy their opinion and the whole the
My, who ere fully competent and always ready to award
proper Judgment 10 the perpetrators Of public
wrong With the highest regard ren,a respectfully,
SAM,,. KINKS, Mayor.
81 have to day laid the whole spondence which
has passed between this unpleasant subject before
City Councils now In session. Yours respectfully,
SAMLA KINKS, Mayor.
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ALLEGED GRAND LAR, EyY.-Isaac Freeman, a cap maker
of 10 Centre street, arrested yes erday by officer
Martin Of the Lower Police Court, charged with disho
nesty obtaining $500 worth sk plush the arm Of
J. \. Philip Co., Water street. The compliments
alege that The accused obtained the goods preteace
OF manufacturing the same into caps, instead at which
however II Is alleged he sold The and appropriae led
the proceeds 10 his own use. The prisoner was commit
ted tor examination
CHANGED WITH sTEAING Ru1fs-Michacl O'Cs nnor, a
young man. was arrested by Sergeant Waurheii OF the
Third Iktret Toice Court charged with stealing 500
worth n rifles from the warehouse Of Joseph Hall
factnrer A. Gold street The prisoner held for
animation by Justice Brennan
CHARGE or FALSE PRETEYCEs.
Austin c, tverson, resident Of Brooklyn, taken
into custody by officer Lord Of the Third District Police
Court charged with false pretences in having 1t Is
alleged obtained $50 Of clohng from Alfred Cromwell
~ 3sS Greenwich street. by fse preences and fraudulent
representations. The accused held 10 bail in the
sum OF $500 to answer, by Justice Wood.
CONSCIENCE sMIrTEN.
reter noye, young man. Wa AIKEN into custody on
hi conie, sing 10 have stolen gold watch, vale1 NJ
$40 from the house Of Mrs sasau hng Of No 10 la.
ayette place. The property In question was missed
about year and halt ago at wh-h timc Doyle says be
stole the valuable lie became quite repen OF he,
and could not rest satis6ed until he had made clean
Il the matter ga the complainant. Justice Bren-
nan committed ieter 10 answer.
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Domestic Markets.

NEW BEDFORD OIL hAEEET sept. 24.---Sper
been more inquiry for spoim since our last
the extent Of $50 bbls. have been made at
Ion, and 40 do. dark do. upon private terms
notice further advance In whale, which :
nand. The tram actions for he week in.
200 bbls. at iSc. per gallon and holders n
difference ~ operate at these quotations. 4
. sale of 100 bbls. at 8 price not transpir'
from a gentleman who has just returned FIRE
Who received his information from a par
concerned, that 1900 bbls whale were sol
ket on Friday, AZ II rama, including yrocr
Soc. per gallon. WhaIehone--ihe market cc
and prices have further advanced. We &
II, 600 lbs. 0chotsk ut 4oSc.: $1,000 10
8 0J0 do. Polar At b3c. II, 300 do. poias,
Ochotsk, upon private terms. In Mattapc
3, 00G Lbs. South sea al Ale.
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Average per head ...................
The 20 sheep ard lamb were sold To al
Washington Market.
At dhsmterlain's the supplies have been /
and all kinds Of stock have been in coed Il
but few remaining unsold. The prices for
are about 1c. per Id. higher than last week
7q8 cattle. .............. 81
1924 sheep and lambs .......... 2,
128 cows and calves. ........... 2Ol
1I8 veal calves dive weighD ......
At O'Brien's the market Tor beeves was un
and the cattle, although pretty fair, orou.
prices. The rales were
sO~ peeses...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
1l8 cows aud calves ...................
liz veas Give weight)
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increase this year in eight months .42sS, lsl 90
The following semi Official statement relative to the
prosl ecvr earnings Of this company It's finances 30,
is from the Tribune and copy II for the purpose OF
endorsing the conclusions We glad TO sec our bull
connng their attentions more and more
every day to the examination Of the most prominent
rsslroaa lines Of the country. They have bsen
tr,nc 10 bolster up all the old rotten, ricsrty
road Icing enough and IT Is full time they left them TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-27

The store Of Taylor & Co, at Lancaster, Texas,
destroyed by drc short tim. since Lo~s from s12 $50
slk Coz, tie Isllss Herald states hat three four
negr,es belonging 10 Mr.. Thomas 81 frs county, have
iscn arrested, and hat Of them has confessed
robbrg and burning the house.
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o. the Judge sending panper lunatcs to the asylum.
lfee wee persons sent there who could have been
well trea ed in the poor house.
Mr. JELnAN moved that the convention should adjourn
to meet al ca M.
Mr.. cpAsDiia. expected they should not have had to
wait f committees to make their reports. II they could
get them ready Ibis evening" he had objection TO wait
oi then but he do. bed that they could do anil he
was not willing 10 remain another day.
Mr. BEACH, Chairman Of the Committee Emigration,
bad NOT any of his fellow committee since they
were appointed The Secretary, (r. Jerna'n however,
had to-day been added To his committee AMI they might
possibly be able to get up report by O'CLOCK.
blr. WoclwoRIa made the same excuse, that he had
not any of his committee since they appointed
lie moved an adjoui nment to 7 r. N.
The motion was carried.
EVENING SESSION.
'he superinftncents Of the Poor met at p NJ, in the
Com 1T, oilers Office.
Mr.. JrRNAS from the Committee on Emigration, offer
ed isrort emb, acing the following points,
Al additional commissioner be appointed, with
"a airy Of - dollars, and to chosen part
NE State other than the counties Of New York and kins
Whose duty IT shall be to audit ali the accounts of the
counes ana TO remit the amounts OF such accounts in
GLIDING such az shall have been before rejected $50 Tar
as there are funds foT that purpoe Immediately after
such auditing such commissioner to have all other
powers with the other commissioners.
That provision Of the law allowing directing the ap
propiang OF part OF he fifty fund to any other
purpose than Tor the expenses Of the counties to be
reeied.
The committee recommend the readoption of the reso
urioLs assed 10y the superintendent in February as
in relation 10 the Emigration fund.- &C. except the first
hi, That "a IA committee h Of !, ~, be appointed to prepare
OIL 10 Dc suDlcu 10 the Legislature, embracing the
several objects proposed by the convention.
cursory discussion sprung up, and vas maintained
for me time in reference to the Commissioners of Emil
grafton, who described to be getting beyond the
troll of the peolle-the Castle Garden emgrsnt depo.
which was said to be the best thing they could have
donehe institutions the islands in the East river
&C., &c 1t was thought, by most Of the MEMBERS that
the powers of the Commissioners Of Emigration
growing too large Mr. Jermatn for "takng the bun
by the hosns' and graphing with the institution as
General jackson did with the United States Bank
Mr. Josls thought that the gentleman from Chau-
tauqGe orr Jernain,) quite right. He Mr. Jones)
had been long trying to awaken the Superntendens of
the Poor and the people generally, to the dangers ais
ing from the powers exercised by these Emigration Com
mssicrers, rather by Mr. Wheeler who il the de tacO
Commissioner He was glad to that the Supeiin-
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$2ecoUCO OF construction STOCK etled 10 per cent d.
nnoena, Is. ...'...........'...'..' sSa,Wo
For disidonis upon the COO Of the od stock Of
the company This equal to more than l. cent per
charter for the ''Natoua bank of New Granada" 10
be located in Fogoa, the capital has been granted
company Of American ctisens, vi1-Henry Wells James
A. Requa, Percy j. Avery Henry s Willis, Moses Star
buck, William Z. Avery, Solomon Saunders and Louis
D. Townly The legal rate of interest il 10 per
The earnings Of the Black River and Utica Railroad
the month of August SION g. The largest earn
ings Of any previous month we're 81 sos in July.
The receipts of the Macon aud Western in Aug
$50 sos against S25 49, showing increase of
s5,25l.
Tho Norwich Mining Company has made report of its
condition, from which we that the direction
has paid off S44 0C0 Of the $50 600 floating indebtedness
the LIST April leaving sil 900 due the la August
last The bonded debt is SIS 100 due in 1857 The Nor
wch mines have yielded ITO tons copper far this
son. but total of2O0 tons i. expected by ,he close
The Windsor Mining Company, OF Ontonagon, Lake Su-
Ieror has made Of dollar per share
payable LIST October next This company re-orgln
ised in the spring, the property being purchased from the
American Mining Company. since then tho new direc
have paid off e1 $50 of $3s 225 of its Indebted
the LIST April leaving only So ooo the oOth Aa
gust; but $s2 600 wanted for machinery and winter
supplies, for which the is made sufficient to
carry the woi ks on till next spring
The Central Mine Lac continued improve in richness
since II opened In November last, and it
confidently expected that 10 SO would DO raised
this The mines the ontonagen district
looked more encouraging hun at present. The Adyen
ure Mine raised during the month of August s2 poInd
of "copper" with force OF 81 miners The Merchants
Mine and the Nebraska Nine both promising good
returns. From the Inter, some hue specimens OF silve
had recently been taken,
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Average per hean. ..................s..
Also about GO bead cattle from 7 sc. 70 9l,q
The 100 rheep and lambs n s525 came. !
Valley, from he farm OF 4. Alexander.
The following Is a memorandum Of saies by
ALT 49, RE-,
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AvotakV YET Heuu... .....s-. .
The following is a memorandum OF "a les by
Smith, al Erowning's:-

AVeiske feI Ee6u.. ...sr...s.s ..s-.s
Also 11b head light cattle, and one cali az q.
Memorandum 81 sales by Baldwin, and J
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We learn that Mr.. George r. Conover has been appoint
ed Cashier Of the Importers and Traders Bank. Mr.
Conover s at present teller in the Mechanics Bank Of
this city, but recently Cashier Of the state Bank
New Brunswick, NJ J. The appointment il considered
good one he Is officer decided ability and much
experience. The President is Mr. L. Hopkins OF the se
known firm Of Hopkins, Allen Co., and the banl u
commence business under very favorable auspIce. =
and prudent Is contemplated, and the
will be good dividends
We understand that new bank with large capital,
about being organized Some Of the best men in the
city are concerned and IL will be started in the right
way up the proper basis II Is TO be located the site
Of the Clinton Hotel. There Is not better place on the
east side Of the city. Beekman street must be
dled with immense warehouses, and occupied by the
heaviest dealers in all great staples. Wholesale
grocers will find Beekman street very convenient place
for their line Of business firm engaged In that bust
ness putting up splendid and extensive store on the
corner Beekman and Nassau streets and others will
soon follow suite. The old Brick Church must soon be
removed for the erection OF public building and
then that neghborhood will be the central and the
most desirable In the city. The orginators Of the new
bank referred 70 exhibit good deal of shrewdness and
foresight in selecting the head Of Beekman street for
heir banking house.
The annexed statement exhibits the gross earnings OF
The Michigan Southern Railroad Company In each Of the
FIRST eight months Of the present and past years.
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD
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A CHOICE SELECTION OF BRAHDIFs
IA nstca rum, Scotch aud Irish ~hiskeys, 40
dan schaapps, Ac., blackberry brandy, white
serving; scotch aies, I.ond0n AID Dnsfin port
for sale 81 UNDkkHlLL 4 MATrEKsoN'Si
corner q Crosby.
DRANDIES LANDING AND FOR sALF
~ with certIbcates o, importation. on iberia
quarter, and OciAvcs pale aud dark hastesu "
quarter, and octayes pale and dark seig uci'
other brands OF Cognac, Rochelle, and bordc
1. Il. SIMPSON 4 SONS, x
H,LARET WINES AND HOLLAND OTIS
~ ing, ex Alexander and Montreal
$50 hhds. fine clArrt
lJO half bids. hne claret.
100 hhds. fine white wine.
100 pipes double > wan gin.
For sale low, on liberal terms. from Iu
certificates, by l.. IA. SIMPSON 4 SOM
Il
NEW YORK LIQUOR DEALERS, soCn
xN Dittee 10 collect subscrip' ions for her
err ~ Norfolk and Portsmouth viii meet, 70
Ma ional Hall, 70 Canal street, cu Thnrsdaye
At O'Clock r. N. A prompt attendance Of z
ms committee Ia expected by order
CHAs. II. RING. Secretary.
CPECTAL NOTICE. AT A MEETING o
- tee appointed by the Liquor Dealers sos
pore M collecting sub,criptlous for The rer
Norfolk and Paramount, bald At Odd Fellows
evening. tho 18th mat, u WA
Resolved. Thai the liquor dealers OF the
are hereby Dcszhed thai the various ward cot
BY the General Society for he above named
on them curing the present week Tor such al
objec, a. they can ahord % Quf,
Credentials viii be productivity hose app
tons. r. u. MUL
CNAs. II. RHO, Secretary.
THFIIQUOR DEALERS, CENTRAL con
i meet on 1hnrsday evening, at ~ o
Han. No. 81 tAfai stree Mem er~ arc bar.
10 be In attendance for the transaction OF lnn
by order. p.w. ExGs, pr,s
r. q. MoLoSEY
CIV. scHAyrgr, Secretary.
ITO THE LIQUOR DEALERT STAIR CD
i State Conf appointed by he Ia !
onveniian, Reid n SYRIA use, On he sb ogfS Y
" ed 10 meet n National HAL. In Inc ei,y on
G'h Inst, al NJ R.fRFi
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Tho inevitable fate and presented for ths consideration
Of the public mind works posse sing all the nens
cfprosT Gritty works which, although and "a their
infancy already highly prod etye aud whi,h must,
Improperly arranged, prove permaneaty and immensely
productive. weare glad "a some OF our contempt
rares getting their eyes opsn 10 little leht break
ing in upon the darkness which heretofore had surround
ed them them making proper determinations and
not mixing up the bad with the gooi. The soithsrn
Michigan road WILL without doubt rank among che rst
best IL Is at least permanent per dividend
paying stock, with large annual reservation The
r. trne says
The earnings for the remainder Of the year. september
October November and December we're last year 1902
lgs &C. should the above ratio OF Increase continue the
81 100 Geo. and would make the total earnings for the
year g. COO. These earnings derived from
lire Of read which has COST between ss,o0Oo0o and
80 COO 0l0 will appear fsom the following statement
The total amount Of srock Of this company outstand
ing (includrg the construction stock issued Tor he
lines which are not yet completed or in use may bs
stated in round numbers ut. vO,oJu
The total funded debt Observation-Disclosures. 5000 900
Total SD 900 900
Of this amount there Is Represented in good
assets hand, and mainly productive. 1000 zoe
Leaving. 81 800 900
OF his amount at least "a 600 900 have been
in the various unfinished works OF the company ncud
ions at Toledo and Chicago which not yet in
productive. This would leave SO 100000 the Of
the portion Of the road which the above revenue
derived. But for safe estimate, suppose he present
fnihed road to have cost the total earnings
say q $50 Geo. and 90 per cent for expenses amounting
1885, 0c0-leavna net income Of 81 1856 00o. And thu
result would be equal 70 nearly 10 cent upon tue
sumed cost Of 50 GO COO Or IL the 81 GOO co..
ed to be hslt represented in stock-s 500 Oo0a!
onehalf in per deb-$i 500, OOs-the statement
would be as folows:-
Net earnings, as above. Observation-Disclosures. s1a2s, 900
Deduct interest 81, 500 900. .......... $4,000
Leaving. Observation-Disclosures. Si,ol0ooe
For dividend upon 81 500 GOO OF stock equal 10 y
% per cent. Or, state the matter thus:-
Total amount OF stock and debt. $3 0OO 900
Ieduct assets land. 1000 900
$4,000 900
Net earnings above Observation-Disclosures. 81, 1875 900
Deduct interest Sc, 900 900 odebt. 40 00l
And 1t will leave Observation-Disclosures. Sp05 0oD
For dividends upon 81, 600 600 OF stock
Of construction stock eitled to per cent d.
yindend, Is. 1914 900
Leaving .......................... Si3lO0)
Eori i,id ap do . tta ,r tha. IF
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ADVERTISEMENTS RESEWEb ~
THE LIQUOR QUEsTE.

A CHOICE SELECTION OF BRAHDIF3
IA msica rum, Scotch aud Irish wh,skeys, 40
dan sckaapps Ac., blackberry brandy, white
serving: scotch aies, LONDON aud Dashn port
for sale 81 UNDkkHILL l. MATrERsoN'S,
corner a Sfo&by
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ITO THE LIQUOR DEALERg STAIR Oh
i State Committee appointed BY he IA.
opvenif1n. Reid ~ Syrar use, on The sb off,
" ed 10 meet Al National HAL. 10 he el,y az
Hh ins'., al o u. N. R.fREi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-20
AN ARCHBISHOP AMONG PRESBF-
TEPIANS.

corr spondent of The Nes0rk Adrsrtsser Whites
from Rome on Feb % as follows:
among the eminent Americans still here y ACT
tshop Hughes, of New. York wis came TO attend the
recent immaculate Conception Convocstion. haa
tie pleasure Of etirg him in foe spirits at reeenI
soires st the lodgings Of dsvout Presbyterian fanny
from Georgia, In company with his friend, o""OP
Btdini, who, by tbs way, soon goes 10 Li'oon o.
Nupcio. Several new Cardinals are 10 be announcer
shortly a. am well assured. There are some tseny
or thirty American families here living IN tne moss
services of the American Chapel on tho Ssoo sts-
The ministrstons Of the chaplain the Rev Z ". u:
Prime, Of N T.. have also attracted numoer %
English families, though Tiers Is British onarcn
here"
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IT,. r,.i.nS rzi.pd Germany States Countries TOT
G!spdTotsi SIS

.re,s,sia in the Tsnih Ward, in the sHteeata. "a
,bc N eetntb sId in the Twenty sseone) "ao
answer wte:e they were oora-
TIE Chief of Police i. recorded as native OF New
York. TIE one native of Wales Is the notorious
Lewis Baker. ,., ga, nm, fair
This report Aid. BRIGGS eortended was noS ,1 ar
a,sxer 70 tie resolution. He could not see way .ue
Chief did not senj in the returns be received ion
WARDS. ard rot this summary. he GA nor Nona..
a, some of the members of the Departne1s refusing
TO srswer when only last week one OF the st -
In fall uniform came down 10 the CounIy .saoac,,s
tske on. bis psturlliz alton papers de 'nsr.
wi.hed tie report referred to the Special Conin''e'
en- the subject -, a., bsxa tina
Ald HOWARD and HERRIcK wisnei 90
Communication published, and con'endea 'n'' -
a full srsu er 10 the resolution. s;,,o Ia O.,
Ala voonHIs KELLY and ELY declared 1t to De an
s,S MosTp moved to Ser the matter to the Spec
AID KrIIr moved to print it on the minutes. Both
PETITIONS RITEaRED.
OF pxt owners Of the pier No. - Est hiser'