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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-18


EARNING MORE THAN THE INTEREST on TIKI
BONDS.
The bslanee-venyhvs mes-is graeto voc 'oD Ot ''
and will he completed without delay ,,
There are tbrty-sI depo,s the line odrf :" e' o"a "' ~
nta, IN the aggregate population Of 10000 averaging over ~ q
b ,opa. mile within Of halls mile ofthe track, sua HuH
of N. track there "a population Of about 6ooGo
passes through counties Of Marion, herdne' hongoH'
Fountain Warren and yermOn in the State OF inda aIo 'sh
lion Champaign w.t. Plat Mclean and farewell Connfs 10 "
o on ib, line old emsnt State road which vas lad cot 70
he's, norton those the time Of railroads wa h'n s
main line ofwesern travel consequently became more h cay "
tied than other Of the West the numerous ot ge VIZ
i,ses and products o these counte. demonstrate
pde the large agricultural productions Of this 'eehot nc naho
prpr interest very extensive the large towns and pey 80
cessng .
The ,smpe, AZ psnyle on this extensively and pot'at
worked and FURNISH THREE HUNDRED OoAH
.p. Al pre..pt and MoRE THAN NUsBzE VIII I'm
REQUIRED TO COAL COMPLETION OF THE REsAiSSS
Prom the present earnings 100 miles Is safe to assume hat -
Local BUSINESS AMPLE NOT ONLY TO i ID"
BONDED DEBT But LARGE DIVIDENDS THB STOCK
In addition population and wealth Of the country and al " "
rece.sarv 70 support hrstca road and make It pIonos
msnt through local traffic forms grand central Trunk me of F
business NOT AMI Road OF Equal LkSSIh ]" INN
WEST
AtIndi.npo main lines With The es Of oonm'a'
Cleveland Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and Louisville ano VIVID W.
ni, Central Baltimore Ohio Chesapeake snd Ohio ana oh nd
oant Railroad lines Pekin Western terminus connections s
made With Peoria Quincy, Keokuk Burlington and omh' ~ b"oH
the Road which n0thN ~ m'so
Port pdg, lows very large viii be done with tbs Inc az
D,n,s il connects by rail Toledo Lake Erie map viii oP
al these to very important connections making through mes
The Loan placed contingency by the present earnings "
o. miles which necessarily be doubled Wen va
trains through.
OPTION OF THE HopER MO
STOCK any which adds greatly to Their Vaue AZ THh
ROAD WILL RANK WEST.
They may registered the Farmers Loan and TTs COMPANY
desired
Coupons payable April October GOLD New
York The principal psy able in at maturity
Total Issue S5,0O0,00O
The loan being rapidly absorbed HAVING ksip'
BEEN MARKETED COUNTRY AND EUROPE.
We offer for the present the balance at
s2 LIZ AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
Being familiar with wealth and Of the country along tho
line and which the road built and equipped,
HAVE sscURrI.
earnings completed portion greatly "a
expectations with pleasure that recommend these seouHs
hespet csr
bonds they produce about foytye per sus
capital which be reduced bai 81
probably be largely increased by the convertible clause.
All marketable received exchange the highest msss
They may by express expense Bonds orsEef
to all points CHARGE
For full particulars, spply to
TURNER BROTHERS,
BANKERS, NO. IA NAssAU-ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-18
INDIANAPOLIS, BL00MINGTON
WESTERN RAILWAY
7 PER CENT GOLD LOAN.

The brd, ar, IN denominations OF sCoo e,eh secured BY ta
mortgage on 2Os miles Of rosd IndaaPo' the largest city 80
most important railroad center the State Of Iad'ns the Cr
Pekin, in Illinois. - ....... o..
OILS TO PEKIN PEORIA AND OMAHA
$50 MILES OF THE LINE ARE now IN ftLh
OPERATION
a 18th ,u ,upuly Of NEW and FIRsT-CLAss rolling stoeH
ard already .-.,,,,a,, n, mn,
EARNING MORE THAN THE INTEREST ON THIN
BONDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-18

have made final arrangements for bringing tie to tie heluae
Port Richmond An application be made procure
island What allowed by law, which J..A
this place took his my u I've children Bergen Point
the At be desired placed his chill
He then stepped the gunwae, eapze the
all thrown the One of the children sank when
ashore required almost hours Of labor
eli Ito cous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-18

signed Supervisors the have chosen hr John FGs
John ProercS age u YEAR, residing Ws Nor.
rna found drowned Saturday in Cromwell Greek The lad
opposition his parents wishes and with
Young dig clans AMI swampl the
would aid him for his chill who had become Oei in
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FIRE ISLANDL.I.-A Sheriff Conkln and

which supposed contain valuable property On opening th box
the gentlemen astonsr nd the body child The washing
the south side Of the Island has been quite
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-18

Wlch ashore tIe belch Opposite IS Fie
Frdag 18th pieces the following day The wreck has bee
cold 10 Bishop and T others for 49, These
engaged stripping her OF anchors chains. ami other material
HUNTINGTON, LII Newly ork-ave. was throw
The New York herald., 1870-04-11
ItiEeSApdlC NEWS lTsMi.

Tie wholesale boot aud shoe establishment OF Ly-
man, Page Il Co., wabash avenue. Chicago was
damaged by fire Saturday night 10 The extent OF
Sis 900. The wholesale grocery house oil Forsyth X
Co., south Wafer street Chicago also took IRE, and
was damaged TO the extent Of $4,000.
The breaker OF f. Sliiman q Co., al Mahanoy city,
Pa, was destroyed by fire on SATURDAY. hignt, 10.
gether with ali the machinery. The loss Is estimated
at $4,000; nsared Tor 500, coo. Two new sixty horse
power engines, just erected, were destroyed. The
ire MAS the work vi All incendaty.
The large steam tannery IN Allentown, Pa, owned
by Messfs. Masser, keck CO., WAS burned 10 the
ground yesterday morning. The fire Is supposed 10
have originated in the engine room. the loss is now
estimated at irom sljv 900 TO 500. 900 X the hides
and vats are spoiled the loss VIII exceed these
hgures, The loss Is supposed 10 DC covered by In
suranCe.
In the johnson murder, near Syracuse three ar.
rests have been made. ono OF tnen. u young III an
named George Cary, eonfesses having Killed john
son but saws II was done In a quarrel. Clrcuul-
stances show that the murder was preincditated and
that robbery was the object. lhe other TWO persons
under arrest were at Johnson's house on Thursday
evening shortly before the murder. aud were there
fore suspected or c,mpilctty. The murder was the
most brutal that has occurred IA tn's yia,a,is Id
iuaay years,
The New York herald., 1870-04-11
MISSOURI.

Defaicaiion Of tho City Treasurer Of ST.
I.0uis-One Hundred and Twcnty Thousand
Dollars Lost in Speculation -.Iniorn,al Ex-
animation Before the Mayor.
ST. LOUIS, April TO- 1870.
M. II. Susisxy, the City Treasurer, was arrested
last night the charge OF being deiauter An in
formal examination before the Mayor and other
city ofncera and the b0ndsmen, which terminated at
very late hour last night, has disclosed the follow
ing informatlon:-Just previous to the expiration OF
his frst term OF ofice Sussky loaned $4,000 to
friend, which was not returned promptly. a nd he
raised money on his individual note ana replaced IT.
His note he took up with City funds. Subsequently
TO retrieve this loss and by the advice OF friends
he sent $45,0 900 to Belden & Co., In New York. for
speculative purposes. Belden 4 CO. failed, and the
money sunk. Later he sent $25, 900 more to other
parties, and that was lost lie also loaned to A. e.
Kweger. q man Of some note here as a speculative
PHILOSOPHER OF the German school, and formerly
city treasurer some $4,000 which Is said to have
been lost In stock speculations. Various other
miner sums have been used IN similar way the
whole aggregating about 1920 900. Mr. SuAisKi is a
poor man, and his loss VIII fall upon his bohdsfnen
he has been suspended from Office by Mavor Cole
aud Is retained IN custody unil more thorough
examination OF his accounts Is mace.
The New York herald., 1870-04-11

,vsrc pr,,c. Minister. The supposed letter OF Cata
cay to Ignstis, as full OF abuse of Mr.. Fish, and
q copy was supplied =. 70 the Secretary, who on a
slight investigation. came to taat lhe
entire correspondence was bogus.
Arctic Expi0ratiOns-Views Of DIR. h>tyes, the
Arctic voyagcr.
As previously stated In my dispatches Or. Hayes
appeared before the Committee on Foreign Rela-
tions on Thursday and gave his views relative to
Arctic exploration the question being upon the pro-
prety OF appropratng 800 900 TO aid Mr.. Hall The
doctor, after explaining TO the committee his dis
coveries and the general features or Arctic geo.
graphy advocated full investigation OF the scien-
thc problems involved. He declared himself In
favor OF government expedition, but confessed
that was not likely to be OF any immediate practi
cal use, except 10 science The expedition, he said,
being necessity nautical one, must be commanded
and officered by nautical men, ana that since its
operations would he wholly beyond the regions
occupied by Esquimaux experience with those
people was not required As for food, this must be
wholly prepared at home or at winter quarters, since
the region to be traversed was so to speak, desert
into which EsQulmaux would not CO. Since an ex-
pedi0n could not possibly be nlled out this season
he saw no occasion for immediate legislation, except
that 1t would give whole year Tor preparation, an
advantage not to be lost sight OF; but ne
favored the reference OF the whole matter to the
National Academy OF Sciences, which begins its an.
nuai meeting in Washington on Tuesday. As for
an expedition In his own BEHALF he diselaimed any
intention OF making personal application at the
preseAt time, owing 10 the financial state OF the
country; yet at some future day he proposed to lay
his plans before Congress- and he hoped to well
equipped scientific expeditions lifted out, not only
for exploration at the North but at the South Pole as
well. II Oh expedition Is TO be fitted out by govern
ment 1t should be equipped In the best manner, SO
az to- insure success and rebound to the national
credit. DIR. Kane and himself had done the pioneer
ine. We want no more neagrely prepared expedi-
tiOns.
The New York herald., 1870-04-11
THE ARMY OF The POTOMAC.
banquet of tho SOciety Mt the Continental
Hotel ia Phiisdeiphia--ihe Distinguished
soldiers Present.

banquet sr tho society Mt the Continental,
Hotel ia Piiisdeip pha--The Distinguished
Soldiers Present.
PHILADELPHIA, April 10, 1870
Tho ysccond reunion banquet OF the Society
OF the Army Of the Potomac came OF last
evening ut the Continental. about two han
dred sat down to splendid renast. General
Meade presided he having been selected Pfest
dent of the society. Generol Sheridan, his nrede
Cesyor in that position, sat az his eit amt President
Grant ct the right. Among the distinguished sol
<iiers pre- csent were Generals sherman, Burnside,
s5chOneld, Mcdowell Franklin. ingalls,, Roger, Pat
tersou, Pleasanton, Hunt Parker, Cadwala-
Packer, MARYLAND, Cobb; Secretary Of ar Relknap,
secretary Of the Interior Cox and eSsecretary Of
the Navy B0rie Judges Read, Cadwaligder Williams,
McRennan and Thompson, eN-Mayor McMchae.
Mayor Fox, Jay Cooke, George W. Child Danie
D0ugherty George Boxer, Governor Austin. or
Texas; Governor Fairchild OF Wisconsin: Joseph
patterson aud many others were invited guests
General Meade announced The irst toast, 'rhe health
Of the President,n y which was responded 10 by Cen
ervl Belkuap.
sherman replied Ex-Secretary Borie responded To
the third toast "Tho Navy"
Secretary Cox responded TO the Toast "To the
volunteer soldiers and sailors OF tIe war; Daniel
D0ugherty responded TO the toast ITO Pennsyl.
yania." 'sIbe day we celebrate. the surrender Of
General Loe,n brought out General Mattntale. Gen
city Of Philadelphia.o Tho seventh toast, 10 The
rank and nle, always to be honofed,D y produced st
lmpr0mptu reply from General Noodford, ol New
toast was drank In silence to Our dead heroes TO
which Governor Fairchild OF Wisconsin,, responded.
other miscellaneous toasts followed, ana About mid
nigat tna eoaaoAas dtspersed,
The New York herald., 1870-04-11
MARYLAND.

Farther Particulars Of the Boiler Explosion
at BaItimore-Four Moro Bodies Recov-
ercd-J.ist Of the Killed.
BALTIMORE, April 10, 1870.
The bodies Of the three missing PERSONS the FORE
man. fireman and boy, were recovered from the
ruins Of the sugar refinery at o'clock this morn.
ing, and this forenoon another dead body was taken
from the dock. Toe killed, whose bodies have been
recovered 50 far, are seven viz.:James ". Duncan.
wood corder A Pndall wood dealer; J. Dunn,private
watchman: w. McKenny foreman OF the refinery;
James Oooney, fireman; Edward Gibson. colored,
wood sawyer; and Hey, boy about ten years Old.
The work OF removing The ruins was discontinued
this morning after the remains OF the foreman and
fireman were found. The Coroner's Jury at an In
quest to-day rendered verdict that the deceased
came to their deaths by the explosion Of steam
boiler, the explosion being caused by the insuih-
cheney OF water in the boiler.
The New York herald., 1870-04-11
STATE Ps.SoH HAT TIERS.

A Barrier to Escaping Convicts -OAacial De-
c8pitatfen.
At a quarterly meeting OF the Board OF Inspectors
OF State Prisons held at sing sing Prison last fri-
day, it was decided, among other improvements 10
erect stone wal twenty feet high around the main
prison building and workshops. This Is intended
as measure o!increased security against the escape
OF convlcts who may (as in the case or Jefferson
Knght) cut loose IRON their cells during the hight
tlnie lt Is proposed to commence the work imme-
ll8tey. The inspectors also removed the remaining
five republican officials VINO through courtesy or
Ibe Board have hitherto been allowed 10 retan their
positions, thus leaving the governmental l0rcc Of
dc nrlsOn exclusively QeWOCrattc.
The New York herald., 1870-04-11

Anthony Callahan, while slightly Intoxicated, fell
into an areaway in Union street. at tate hour on
saturday night, fracturing his skull BY the fa. lie
resides at No. $50 Columbia street. The injured man
was conveyed to the College Hospital
Oftlcer O'Shaughnessy. Of the Forty third sub.
precinct, arrested James Lynch, tailor, fory.hve
years Of age on complaint Of Errlck Ryder, who
charges Lynch with assanlting Mrs. Ryder. The
partles 1t appears, occupy apartments in the same
tenement house. in Conover street, near Sullivan.
On Saturday evening the tailor was engaged In ex.
amininV cage in which was canary bird belonging
cage was lett open and the bird got out, and was
soon '0n the wlngn Tor parts unknown. Explana.
tlon was demanded by the loser OF the feathered
and the tailor, when the latter as alleged, struck
her with an iron BAR inncilng severe wound
and shoulder The accused WIN be arraigned for
examination beio,e Judge Deiniar to-day.
About half-past three O'Clock yesterday morning
two young men, while !aboring under the influence
Of bad spirits were standing at the corner OF Hicks
and Luqueer streets dscoursing '.minor topics" OF
little interest sober individual wnen their angry
passions became aroused and a conrict ensued
between them. The parties alluded TO were Michael
DOwd and James Grogan. In the heat OF the scuifie
the latter drew knife and cut his antagonist
with 1t IN most shocking manner about the
face and head. The murderOus weapon entered
the mouth on the right side, severing the upper
from the lower jaw entirely to the car and cutting
the IelL ear aIMOSb enIlfelY Oh. SurStcal ara was
Immediately summoned, and the bleeding and DIS
figured man was removed 10 the Long island College
Hospital by officers McKeOn, Feughnau and
O'Sbanghnessy. Oflcer Donohue arrested Grogan,
who Is Il ab0rer, twenty-twO years VI age. lie VII
be examined before Judge Delmar this morning.
The Bresau Building Association, composed oil
German mechanics, met yesterday aIterAoOn at the
Gymnasium at the corner OF Livingston and Smith
Streets FOR the purpose OF discussing their plans for
ine buildinu of n CITY adjoining the DrODerty OF A.
=. Stewart, at Hampstead Plains J., l., said
city TO be called Bresau. The society
Is composed OF 500 members, each Of wh0m
holds an interest representing from $51u
10 $1,000. Yesterday they elected the following
named gentlemen as Ofacers:-Presideni, Frederick
Fuchs; Vice President. Mr. Stotz; Secretary, W.
yoigt; Treasurer, Richard ID. Plate. The treasurer's
report showed the total receipts to be S. 3e and the
expenditures S259. question was raised as to the
security validity OF the bonds given by the trus-
tees, when 1t was decided that the President should
look into tue matter. the Corresponding Secretary
announced that he had received letter rom Gov
ernor Hoffman, VINO consented TO lay tie fist stone
OF the proposed city. It was resolved tnat the cerc-
mony should take place ON the "a OF May. After
the appointment OF Committee OF Arrangements,
the meeting adjourned.
The New York herald., 1870-04-11

L
oy'hs ossnce dock foot Of Pike street neadsy last s
examinations sne was lowered the scx. day.
rne propeller ftet 1850 TONS Of the Boston freight ne
was 'ised by The mammoth balance dry dock TIE foot
rks street on Wednesday last. for the purpose Of hasn:
! her wheel gxsL
The steamship Montgomery s7S ons bs Black s,srls.
"e'ohgng to Rnsse srgs raised Friday last The
sns dock, Tor toe purpose OF adjusting now propeller
She 70 still up.
The sp Gsrbad 1891 TONS bcis iu Mystc. Ct In 1860.
and owned Py Calvin Adams taken on the sulaier bal
sncc drv dock Saturday afternoon general repairs
The ship Palmer li2l TONS owoed by Messrs Low
pro- was raised by the dock Friday last, for
"eeaea fepaiS 10 her shealhins She 10 ssii up.
me orig Henry rrowbridge, liz tons, raised by the
DOCK loot OF Clinton street Tuesday last, and
lowered he nex day. merely having few repairs executed
Inc oark David Chapin, $40 tons built Portsmouth, NH,
IN 1907 was raised by tho wednesday last TO
receive suit OF yellow metal sheaihng repairs
Tue schooner Porto Plata, i TONS of st Thomas WI
taseo py me s"a sectional dry dock between Pike and
hnsges slips ON Thursday and received repairs
The brig Water Lily 1875 TONS built in por, Jeueson was
raised by the dock yesterday repairs to her bottom
The pilot boat James Elwe and schooner Ponder Jr
were raised by the docks at the Market and
Pike slips during the week The general
pairing and the latter patched in bottom which the
jagged rocks OF Hell Gate had badly used up
The steamer Henry smith, schooner Beniamia $40 tons,
and elevator Transporter raised by Messs fogary
Cos sectional dock Red Hook during pest week. for
general repairing painting.
The bargss Wave 255 tons and Php Dater 600 TONS
cupIed Deans railway Red Hook, during the week. They
were recsiked and thoroughly repaired.
The schooner Annie Stevenn ga tons, same
railway having her bottom painted, in
work. as were the schooner Argus Eye 8 TONS caked
bottom painted and the steamboat City Norwich which
received new shoe and had her bottom painted.
Since last reports Of similar arrivals the steamboats,
Pierce and others have places up Hudson TO
piers the East river bsrges Samuel Nolen, Duryee
Casey Hawey, Perry, Milton, Cramer, Lewis Ro
berts, Snyder aud Washington also the canal boats
Buscoub Lone Star, Man-ofwar. r w Adams, G Blake
Patchcn, Helen, Sweet, Warren, New Hampshire
and Mohawk. All were laden with lumber.
There has been little dcccncy observable
ties slip during the past fow days than has been expert
enced for months Some bright morning the roughs
congregae about that pier will find, TO their utter
ionishmen but not amusement that pedestrians
rights they are bound to respect Do OF decctabe
police officers ever pass that way!
The number Of passengers, cabin and age
rived at this port for the six ending Saturday from
foreign ports oos quite respectable figure. The
sells that brought them and the ports thsy hailed from
foliows:--
The New York herald., 1870-04-11
DrrAxrMrsr OF srArr,l
BgeAg IN tn: MORRIS CAsAL.

Information was given AT Police Headquarters in
Newark, n. j., last evening. that the bank OF tho
Morris Canal asa point near sussex avenue in that
city mad broken away, thereby obstructIng naviga-
tion. Fortunately there was large sewer near tue
pont OF oreakAge, whereby the water escaped with.
oai oceasoniHg aRs serious damage.
The New York herald., 1870-04-11
rg: FISHING Quss,as-tt1rea fsaM SECRETARY FISH.

from the EastpoYt (Me.) Sentinel, April 6.
The question OF the right OF our ishermen to 1sh
for herring at tho Ma.daien Islands having been
raised, &. II. Dyer wrote 10 Hon. Hamilton Fish,
secretary OF state, In relation to 1t and received the
following reply
DrPAyrMfSr OF SgArE,l
WAsHINGroS, March 20, 1870.
To CHARLEs n. DYER, Esq, Eastp0gt, Saiue:--
Se-Your o tie l7h nstspi asking IL your citizens
baYe the privilege oil sending ther vessels to the Mag
reply, have to state tnat, pursuant 10 iAe Fra.
sr,ic.e he convention between the United States
Britain OF the 2Uh Ocloper 1875 the iuhb.ants Of
county allowed the privilege OF taking sh OF every
Kind the shores of the Islands referred 10. As that article
Ia s In f force u cannot be anticipated thai auy British
authority viii interfere with the free aud ul exercise o. the
HAMILTON FISH
The New York herald., 1870-04-11

The Cabinet n Unit-Aplerican Securities.
LONDON, April 10, 1870.
The London Observer ridicues the rumors Of
changes In the British Ministry.
Tho same paper aliuding to the quarrel Of the
british shareholders with the Erie Railroad man.
ayers, says:-"Owng to the slipshod style of Amer
can journalism nothing can be known Of the pro-
gress OF MIR, Burrs mission except from private
sources
The New York herald., 1870-04-11
RUSSIA.

The Negotiations With Cl,ina.
LONDON, Aprtl 10, 1s,0
1t Is said that the negotiations between the Rus
sian government and the Chinese Embassy have
been suspended,
No reason Is assigned for the interruption.
The New York herald., 1870-04-11
Ghisnins Notes.

TIA steamship De Soto, Captain Morton, of Messs Liy
ingston Fos Co.'S Old Lao to Havana arrived at THE port
yss,eds making the from nsncs ia ths rs'nAskabiy
quick eme os days and Is hodrs.
Ts pcs week proved 10 be tar buser among Vac dry dock
.sopc than preosdns u.
ras soa9oasy yoha ys .,a VI Nyaissep Nc, wA.rsi,si