, 1869-04-03
new YORK.
The Fisk War on the Union
Pacific Railroad.
The Company's Books Forcibly
Seized by Order Of Judge
Barnard.
Origin Of Fisk's Proceedings
against the Company.
The Money and Stock Markets.
al n.nenn}rb fTT%n fysln~r-& Tsrft,rnA
new YORK.
The Money and Stock Markets.

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
NEw yuRx, Ap1f&
JUDICIAL KonB1Rr.
TIE safe Of the Union Pacific Road W1s opened
after m hourb labor BY posse Of 1ocksutths
under orders Of the Receiver. It contained two
cash books Of I56i and 1855, and ono stock ledger
Tie booka are Of no valu4 IN the suit, but have
been turned ostF 10 the referee for examination.
The depreciation of the Cnion Pnctnc bonds WAS
manipulated bJ parties tn Fsk'a case Large Of
ders have been len With hroke7 to bay ii 70
MONET.
The money MARKET was very heavy during the
daJ, but 41ter bank noul4 Fna decidedly easier,
being offered 1t Per cent currency without spe-
c4al demand. Thn feiief Il parity doc to tho fact
thai oC17owe11 lnnde. u1arKesee1 for money
ear1y IN The day.
Gold declined TO 1slH, upon report test the
| Secretary Of the Treasury Ind dctesmine4O y be-
gin the payment Of the Nay interest next Non
| DAY,
| The stock market WIS quiet IN the morning, but
buoJant towards the close, With general advance
| on leading shares. Tho greatest improvement Wsa
On northwestern, New York Central, For. .WaJue,
St. Paul, and Rock Inland
uUpsoN RIVER xAyuA11ox.
Regular navigation Of the Hudson 10 Albany Tal
/ pe TE8umtQ 10 Ne10VsIUH.
eo1p1KKs' BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.
The non commissioned officers and prtyates Of
the AMY Of the Potomac have organized pro-
sective and benevolent eoclety, 70 which only en-.
listed men arc eligible
| TEA rLAKTs For EXPERIAKS1A FuRF05K1
Ship Eagles Wing, from China, briugs several
hundred tea plants for experimental cultivation IN
East Tennessee and North Carp1iua.
1m co11EcroRsuH.
| 1af$o aht n c&a~,
art has written the President expressing regret u
the appointment Of Grinne1 to the View York Col
3ectorship and assuring him the Interests Of the
government Will speedily require change.
TO THE ASSOCIATED PREsa
TIE rAc1Y1C RAILROAD sAfK BROKEN oFKS ANn
HnhBKn
Exw ToRK, April "a remarkable scene oc.
Cured 10 day At the oi1ce at the Uniou Pacinc
Railroad In NaasAu Gt1eet On the order OF Judge
Barnard, Wm. u Tweed, IT,, the RecelsI ap
pointed by the Judge, appeared In the ONCE, 10
compan1ed by Shcnn O'Bnen's deputies, and with.
out other oppositon than I w1rnlnR to leave on
pain Of being prosecuted, c1vulY And crtnina1yi
} proceeded to the work Of breaking open
the safe. Ths operation WIS hnl1het
It about half-pzt O'Clock, and Wh2
books were found were taken before A. A. Red
field, who sppears to have been some days az,
appointed referee By J1dge barnard. The evidence
! Of hi. Tuttc, AssiEtant Treasurer Of the company
| | Eas partially takcn The books were then cou,
Iait,ed to the Receiver until tomorrow, whe1
] they will be taken befora Judge Barnard. VIE
| one exception, the books captured Are eome tw
years old, the newer ones embracing portion 9
! the transactions down to December Inst SEnul
| taoeo1sly with these proceedings an attempt hA
: been made to directly ntao tho cred
c1 rmo1s ,hzt their papef CT sccepsAnoes ha4
l gone 70 protest, which q without the sliGhtes
i. foundation. and by the equally false ssatemeu
t that the bonds w&1e down 70 OK. IthppeaFs thu
L fen bonds were pressed on the market for caat
} and sold down 70 IS, but the depreciation N
> quickly checked b5 unlimited orers b. the comps
i ny At 70, theJ h4yng, within 4 few days, rrfuso
an offer for oae million II the l2tteE rate. Thes
I transactions hare no eject en- tna operations q
+ the line Of road, which Is being carried forwar
l rapidly To completion
4 Il appear that the recent proceedings OF Jane
r F1sk, Jr, before Judge Barnard, originated Al to
Iowa: In the fan Of 1854 there was An active cor
4 test between tho parties among The 6tockhoide.
4 | Of the Union Pacific Railroad Company TO contrt
. a. AFsroaanin9 election Of ptssssozs- Al tn1
p time Flsk rendered a subscription for cue millso
Of the stock, On which he offered to pay n1ty-n'
; cents on the dollar. Tbs Treasnr'
Is OF the company refused to fecels
= this subscription, unless the stock Ahoold be pa
9 | up In full according 10 tho requirements Of Il
a charter. Various other parties rendered subscn
tIops amounting to tla ooo oo0 On the same term
. ali Of which weEc refused for the same reason,
Is It VA known they would b when offered. FL
It Afterwards bought st1 shares Of stock Of tho p
value Of seoo, which d The entire amount ot his
1t terest In the said company.
4: PASSENGER suIF RIL1ASKD.
t. Clipper ship Baltic, seized Jestesdar for Violate
Of o! the Passenger act, wAs formerly the steam
n Baltic, and was bound to San Francisco not Live
n pool She gave 81 so bonds, and VIAL permit
F~xA TrA1 ~ fkAt
T. proceedings against this vessel wc1c hardly N
u rantsd BY the facts.
ly NEW YORK, April 2-Among the books found
he the ease Of tho Union Factno Railroad Compa
d. 1as the stock ledger of the Credit Aoof1et,
>: which the following names appeared: Thoa C.
~ sxnt Geo r. Train, C. n Hail, q r. Barnes,
I'd T. French and g. 7. n Duly.
10 VERDICT IN An KNHI1uExIFr CIsK-
~ The jury, IN tho Gaze Of BogEs, formerly Ps
T. masters Clerk In the nayy, who ahscondcd w5
Government funda hAve returned ve1llct
ea the government In ~, 4sa25 dAMageA
10 ARMY AHCS1DH.
Arrangements were perfected yesterday By
tn Association ot tho Army Of the Potpfnac to give
H. grand banquet 1t the Academy Of Au1tc, on the
T. Of July. President Grant, Generals Sherman I
he Sheridan, xnd Admiral FatEaEut viii b present.
FIRE on LONG leland.
IS 4 large dtc has been raging for the past Il
It. day* tn tho woods betWeen Sag uAfbos and E
a. Hampton, Long Island It has burned over
nd hundred ae1cs, md caused = vass amount
e. damage
his AB1r1ET NoMI.
Subscriptions To tha amount Of 80, ,000, 10
home for aged and inrfm BApttsts, wese recei
At meeting Of that denomination tast evening
RohBKKy OF IK*E1RT.
r. Fire thousand dollars worth Of teWelJ =
stolen from tho residence Of Nj. Delano. I
p.ebts tuce, On Twenty ninth xsreet. no ares
/ 1R VIGILANCE coNnTU-
his Il Is stated that IN important and excited u
ate ino Of the Vigilance Committee Of this city
hip held, LAST night, Al which proposition Vas N
a.. to GIL out the ward Organization Of the ctJ MI
his to the To1ubs, snd demand the surrender of
sho 1uu1'erer Rnal Into their handA but after a&os
err debate, It VII resolved to await sha aeton of
- couru and keep close watch on the noVeA
~ ~ Of the politicians IN this c4se-
~ fHx BOOK 9RApE sAL1
yesterday WIZ fairly attended, TIC sal9 cooE
NO. tne many religious, Historical biographical. &C
~. tie and medical WORKS. Good prices were
the | tatnet.
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