Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-02
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National Bank Failure.
NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-The Croton National Bank
is reported to have failed with heavy liabilitiss.
A7 ARRIVAL.
The steamer Chauncey. with California passen-
gers. has arrived. . 8@sEi3 70 SAT-
m nj r. rni,ssis !, Died. ',,1gsl1 :.
Col. VIM. q. Cooper. late of the 10th Indiana Vil
uptssrs died in Brooklyn yesterday. y..sv ,s,s
Whisky and Tobacco Frauds.
Eight additional seizures were made of whislS,a 4
and tobacco for violation of the reveaue law yes
terday. s-si- -.qnsa54T ogy
Affairs of the Croton NatIonal Bank.
The Croton National Bank was closed by tn,
Government examiner this morning, under section
forty-six Of the banking law. having failed tore
deem its circulating notes in lawful money on de
mand. receiver will probably be appointedlt
morrow. The capital of the bank was S20o. 900.
considerable part of which appears to have been
lost. The circulation is slsOooo which Of course is
secured and will be redeemed at the Treasury With
the proceeds of the bonds placed at Washington
Phe deposits amount to the sum of $500 90. one
third from country creditors and probably all will
be paid eventually The bank has no Wall street
deposits, and its failure has scarcely produced any
effect. .slJtht !" 7soa'r1 s'--. 10 =
H sale of Governm ent Vessels. n n 4
Eleven Government vessels were sold at auction
to-day: The. ship North Carolina 3o,oQo steamer
Rhode Island, $4,000; Estrella, %. 900. Augusts,
81: :ooo Massachusetts,. s5OOoO; Pontiac $l9 9ooc;1
Cavenaugh, $l7 100, Tahona. sl3 ooo Sonora, sl6-
soe; Osceols, $le Oc0.
Attempted Murder.
Robert Hayes attempted to murder bis. wife in
Brooklyn last night She jumped from a window
Is feet from the ground, and is probably fatally in
juted. The man was arrested.
The Base hall hampionsh hip.
A q A.,S L.
base bail championship. They requested a. post
ponemsnt of the game. three of their nine Merei
disabled, but the Athletics refusing the Atlantics
put muffin nina in the field, with whom the Ath-
letics refused to playl as
Boiler Explosion. 4
boiler exp oded with terrifc force in the brew
cry of Ehheald Seitel, at Newark, on Monday
evening, by which two men were killed. dwelling
house adjoining leveled to the ground. The in
mates escaped with slight injuries.
lss.hs stl sheridan. lNE 3ff
Governor Fenton has invi ed General Sheridan
to, Albany. General Sheridan visited the Stock
Exchange. open board, and gold room to day, and
was enthusiastically received. He subsequently
had splendid reception in Brooklyn. He attends
the Patterson Races to morrow holds a reception
for ladies ct the Union League Rooms Thursday,
and leaves Thursday evening for Newport. proceed
ing thence to Boston.
News by the Steamer Henry Oh ann
nm cey.f II f--E-y --FdT I
The steamer Henry Chauncey. from Aspinval,
sd. brings $sls of California treasure But lit
tie news.
Gen. Knby Smith. our Consul at Panama, sailed,
for San Francisco for the benefit of hi, heath.
An attempt at revolution in Guatemala was sup
pressed. The coffee crop there is expected to be
very large.
Advices from Peru state that Prado was proclaim
ed constitutional President August slst, and the
new Constitution promulgated.
An important discovery of gold was made in the
northern part of Chilli. -.. ..-.
The Ecuadorian Congress had q stormy debate
resulting in the expulsion Of Ex- President Gurcia
Moreno from the Senate. He left the country for
ever. The heattempt to expel Don Antono Flores from
the House failed. 1t was clsimed by the Red party
that both were illegally elected.
Bank Defaulcation in Connecticut T.
The bank defsulcation- in Connecticut is in the
Litchfed County Bank, New Milford. The cash.
iers name is Conkn. and thefunds wers lost in the
stock speculatious. .14lsuJ l5i.-i.5.a..
Disaster at Sea.
The steamer Rapidan arrived here from New Or
leaus.Via Havana 25th.l She reports that at A.
NJ of the 25th she discovered vessel on FIRE about
Eve miles distant. She immedistely hove for her
and found her to be the steamer Troga. from New
Orleans. via Havana, for Philadelphia.
At once sent boats to render assistance. and after
getting the passengers aboard sent word to the Cap
tain that she would lie by until the fire was extn-
guished.er the ship abandoned. ich latter oc-
CURED at 7.3o, At o'clock she proceeded on her
course. and at 1890 her careent Fort. and sup
posed she sunk. All aboard saved but tue
following, who were burned to death: Perry Short.
ID Asst Engineer John G. o'Donnell, sailor. and
Thomas Crowley. coal passer.
M Brutal Renting. f}E "a {
James Kelley brutally beat his wife in Jersey
City last night and kicked her down. Eve flights Of
stairs. Her recovery is doubtful. Kelley was ar
rested. E-s1 - TEEs
~ Ftremen's KoW.
A disgraceful fremen's row occurred in Jersey
City last night Clubs and stones were freely used
and one or two persons severely Injured.
tTe sss-f.srL nj Robbery. .4.. s-sT d-t-g
Messrs: Balou & Bro..' Broadway. have been rob
bed by their bookkeeper to the amount Of e. 300.
The thief has been arrested. " 80
Several whisky seizures have been made. includ-
ing the rectifying establishment of Walter Scott
John street, Brooklyn. -nuW
~ attJ Robert ] walker.
The Daily News has a report that the President
has rendered the Secretaryship of the Treasury to
Robert ]. Walker, and that he may be required to
assume the duties immediately after the fall cleo