Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-12
Qrelegra]pble.
FROM NEW YORK.
The lord Bond RObb~ry = Another
bubble Bursted

The lord Bond RObb~ry : Another
bubble Bursted
New York, Nov. 10.-Mr. Frank Heller
the Wall street broker who is charged with
completely in the Lord bond robbery, was
brought before Justice Bowling yesterday.
The evidence taken was the statement of
Mr. Lord and the prisoner. The latter said
eight coupons were bought of stranger
by him on the last day of October, which
proved afterwards to be portion OF those
stolen from Mr.. Lord, but he was Ignorant
OF it at the time. The case will be contin
ned this afternoon. The prisoner, on Civ
ing $4,000 bail, was released from Gus
tody.
The Downievile Gold Mining Company,
whose office was at No. 20 Wall street. was
found to have failed yesterday, and num-
Der of stock brokers were badly victimiZed.
The market was found to be flooded with
their worthless shares. civil suit was
Immediately commenced against Messrs.
Riley & Wheeler, who appear to have been
connected with the Company on the charge
of obtairing money under false pretenses,
and they were lodged in the county Jail
yesterday in default of $4,000 bail each.
AdVices from Panama.
The Herald's Panama correspondence
saws intelligence had been received from
Peru to the 22d ult. Gen. Castillo had been
arrested for completely in Balta's cOnspira-
cy to depose Brado. The election for Pres.
ident was progressing at the polls.
In the peace negotiations now being car
ried on between Spain and Peru, the lat
ter State rejects all Spanish claims for
Church property, and If Spain refuses the
proposition Peru will prosecute the war
with renewed vigOr.
At grand banquet given at Quito, in
honor of tha Ehilinn inlpnpndpnrn IN thn
l3th of September, Mr.. COggeshall, the
American Minister, made speech of graf
ulation on the promising aspect OF the
Spanish war, and his sentiments were loud
ly applauded by those present.
| Bolivia, on the 26th of September, de-
manded an explanation from Brazil Of the
latter's conduct in aiding the Spanish fleet
at Rio after its defeat at Callao. The de-
mand was couched In the Chilian Ian
| guage.
The Evening Star Disaster.
| The official report of Government agents
| upon the Evening Star disaster is pub
lished. AS already published, they found
nothing to condemn in the vessel but con-
denim in strong terms the lack of hands
aboard the vessel, and the fact that there
was no carpenter on board. They recon-
mend changes in the laws to provide fur
ther protection in these respects. ..
MurderOuS Assault.
Geo. Weikler, discarded husband, last
night assaulted his wife and her paramour,
named Francis Bangor with knife. Ban
ger is in critical condition. The wife will
| recover. Weikler was not arrested.
Cyrus w. Field Paying his Creditors.
| Cyrus w. Field, who in the prosecution
of his Atlantic telegraph enterprise twice
came near financial ruin, and finally was
obliged to compromise with his creditors
has addressed a letter to every creditor
who suffered by the suspension of his house
in 1860, requesting a statement of the
amount compromised, adding interest. Fol
all the amounts thus far shown to have
been lost by creditors, he has given CHECK
in full. The whole will be about 100000
The Suppressed Dispatch.
The following is the dispatch already re
terred to as having been kept from thu
. President by Secretary Stanton:
"NEw ORLEANS, La, July 2S.
"Hon. E. N. Stanton, Secretary Of War :
A Convention has been called, with TIN
sanction of Gov. Wells, to meet here OF
Monday. The Lieutenant Governor ant
city authorities think it unlawful, and pro
| pose to break it up by arresting the dele
, gates. l have given no orders on the sub
: ject, but have warned the parties that
could not cOuntenance or permit such ac
tion, and await further instruction to tina
effect from the President. Please instruc
me at once by telegraph.
GSignedl "a. BAIRD,
r 49, "Brevet Major General"
: The National Intelligencer says if thi
, dispatch had been shown to the Presiden
the riot would never have occurred.
| .Yy,. The Fenians.
The Morning Express says: There wa
considerable excitement at the headquar
ters of Stevens from an early hour thi
morning, caused by numbers of person
calling to learn intelligence respecting
movements of the G. o. +. B. The opinion
appears to be fast gaining ground that sew
5 eral Irish merchants in this city hav
warmly espOused the cause and will pac,
, vessels at the disposal of Stephens dd Hbi
tum. That he will take advantage OF thei
, kindness is more than probable, but not tt
any extent, as no reliance is placed in usin;
force with a naval expedition. A landin;
is only necessary, and then the future fat
Q of Ireland will be decided by strength il
! y the field. 1t is barely possible that the AT
' lantic Cable may suddenly cease to speal
in short time on this side, but whether
= will be cut or captured is question whicl
= must be in allegiance for the present. Col
| Condor and Capt. Ammen have been sue
cessfdl in their western tour, having or
ganized eighteen circles alone in Wiscon
. sin. Tennessee and Michigan are also de
d Gliding in very practical manner in favo
d of James Stephens. Col. Thos. +. Bourk
: and Capt. p. j. Condor are to leave NeN
! | York on Monday, on an organizing trip
d some part of the continent. No definit
place for their operations has been tiXe
upon. Several other officers are about
leave, perhaps on the same day, in a
equally mysterious manner.
Fears OF a Financial Crash in New
= M. .. Orleans.
A New Orleans dispatch says there al
y fears in commercial circles of an approach
ing financial crash, owing to the failure {
d the cotton crop and the scarcity of money
g Departure Of GEN. sherman and Part
= Major General Sherman embarked th
% afternoon on board the Susquehanna ft
Vera Cruz, in Mexico, having been ordere
.o hither to take care of the interests of til
q H United States. He was accompanied b
Y Col. Andenerard, of his staff, and M
- Campbell, U. S. Minister, with Mr.. Plum
IN secretary tor the Minister. The departul
9, was Witnessed by large number of pc
VI sons. rtg "a re-f.
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