Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-07
FROM NEW YORK,
Injunction Agatast tho Atlantic
StoR mshlp Company.

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New YORK Nov. 6.-On Friday the At
lantic Steamship Company was enjOined
by Judge Brady, of the Court OF Common
Pleas from transferring the newly created
capital stock of the corporation, about
eight million dollars The original capital
was four millions but at a late meeting it
was doubled, with an understanding, 1t Is
alleged, that the new stock should not be
put into the market for six months, dating
from July, 1868, The complaint set forth
that the stock was being disposed of contra
ry to this agreement, and an injunctionwas
therefore granted. ,. ... y .....
Another Desperate Battle Retween
Paraguay and Brazilians'
The following dispatch is received over,
the Atlantic Cable, dated Rio JaneirO, Oct.
10, via Lo don, Nov. s.: Another battle
took place at Curapaiti on the 22d of Sep
tember. Gunboats engaged the fort from
the river, while the allied storming col
umns attacked the Paraguayan lines in the
midst of shower of grape and musketry,
and nobly captured the first parallels.
They failed however, to take the second,
and were compelled to retire after having
sustained loss of five thousand men and
having had several gunboats disabled.
Gen. Floret returned to Montevideo with
the rest of the oriental army. Great ex-
element prevails. Further operations are
suspended. a.-....H 90. rn......
Mexican News Maximilinn Abdi-
The Herald's City of Mexico correspon-
dence says: Maximilian appointed Mar
shal BaZaine temporary regent, and took
his departure for Vera Cruz on the 2lst,
going roundabout way to avoid meeting
| Gen. Castlenan, who was at the same time
en- route from Vera Cruz to Mexico. The
ministry upon hearing of the appointment
OF Bazaine resigned.
Castleman arrived at the Capitol on the
| 23d and took on himself the administration
| of the Government.
An Austrian frigate at Vera Cruz was
awaiting Maximilian's arrival to depart
| for Europe.
Gen. Castleman is said to have brought
orders to Macmillan to turn his empire
over to BaZaine.
| Gen. Sherman and Col. Campbell, our
Mexican Minister, will sail for Mexico in
the steamer Susquehanna in few days. to
assume a protectorate over that republic
until a general election for President aud
| Congress can be had. .
| Simon Draper Not Dead.
The Times learns that the announcement
Of the death of Simon Draper was prema-
ture. That gentleman is seriously Ill, how
ever.
Hunting Party Returned.
The Tribune's Fort Riley special says:
A hunting party, including Count Garth
well, Baron Holstein and Count Montague,
who were reported to have been captured,
returned safely yesterday to Fort Riley.
| Ex-Governor Perry on the COnstiIu.
| tiOnaI Amendment.
The Times Charleston special says: Ex-
Provisional Governor Perry publishes a
| long letter against the adoption of the Con-
| stitutional Amendment. He says the
South may be ruined but not destroyed.
He expresses the conviction that the
amendment can never gain the consent OF
three-fourths of the States.
Railroads Consolidated.
! New YORK, Nov, Ga Rome, Ca, paper
makes the following announcement OF rail-
roads consolidated: On the 9th ult., in this
city, the final steps in the consolidation OF
the Alabama and Tennessee River railroad,
Georgia and Alabama railroad, Dalton and
Jacksonville railroad companies, was per-
fected, and the consolidated companies
} placed under control of the Alabama and
Tennessee River company, with General
Joseph Z. johnson as President.
Death of simon Draper.
NEW ORh, NOV. O.-DlIllOu ulCu
at Whitestone, Long Island, at half-pasl
three o'clock this morning. ."
Financial Matters.
New YORK, Nov. 6.-The Commercially
money article says: The election has the
effect of dstracting attention from bust.
ness in Wall street, and at the regular board
transactions in stocks were comparatively
limited, and prices were on an average
. about Is per c. lower. Buyers were plenty
however, at the decline, aud after the board
there was a general recovery in prices,
the extent OF the previous decline. The
principal activity was in New York Gen.
trail, which rose 13s, closing at l231a. At.
lantic Mail opened at 124, and at the second
call sold at u.s. difference of 91a from the
second board of yesterday. Government
were quiet. Old tive-twenties are "a low
er and the first series of 1865 are "a better
1t appears to be overlooked that the new
series of '65 are about "a below the price ol
the old. Seven-thrties are about IA bet
ter. Money, though active, is yet abundant
at per cent, on stock collaterals, and pei
cent. on governments. The representation
that the rate on call is per cent. appears
to have no basis, that being very excep-
tional rate. Discounts are quiet and there
is an abundance of paper offering, but no
great inquiry for 1t, at the current quota
tion of 51@@7 per cent. The demand fol
exchange for to-morrow's steamer Is COM
paratively dull and the rates are weak.