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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-06-24

Besides all other usual expenses of State
from Oct. 1at, 81, to July 1th,
IS, there would have been on hand, July
list, 1868, but for the Convention, abont
Sl30 900 60 to $40, 900 90,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-06-24

Expenditures of the State Government
from Sept 30. 1868, to Sept. 80, 1867
See Comptroller's report, page 80, &C.,
mot including interest on public debit
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-06-24

Conservative Convention ia GoldsborO'.
GOLDsBORo', N. o., June "a.
Thore large and most enthusiastic Oon-
vention to-day. Col. L. w. Humphrey, of
Wayne, WA nominated for Congress on the
fourth ballot.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-06-24


ADMINISTRATION.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-06-24
Rates OF Freight.

Per Steamnr Per Sailing
Vessel.
The New York herald., 1870-11-05

ORGANIsT-MR. J. II. MAGRATH IS OPEN To AN
~ engagement organst and director Of Grst cass
choir Please address &c old No) West Warren street, be-
tween Henry and Clinton streets, Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1870-05-11
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.--LONDoN, May 1o-5
p M.-Cons0ls closed at 94j+ for money and g4h for
the account. American securities closed quiet.
United states hvetwenty bonds, 1862 49, 1865 Old,
So; 1867, 90; ten-fOrties, 85H. Stocks quiet and
steady, Erie Railway shares, IS; Illinois Centrals,
1l3; Atlantic and Great western, 2s
PARIS BOURsE.-PARIs, May l0.-Thc B0urse closed
dull. Rentes, 74f. 92c.
FRANKFORT TBOURsE--FRANKrORT May 1O.-Unitcd
States 0ve-twenty bonds closed active.
LIVERPOOL COTTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., May
1O-5 r. M.-The cotton market closed buOyant; mid
ding upands, 1Oz<d.; mddling Orleans. l,6d. a
ND. The sales oil the day have been IL. 900
bales, including 1000 for export aud speculation.
MANCHESTER RMARKEr.-MANCHEsTER, May 1o.-
The market tor yarns ana fabrics Is qaiei bat firm.
HAvRE COTTON MARKEr.-HAvRE, May 10.--Cot-
ton closed firm, both on spot and anOat tres Ordi.
nare on the spot 1921 per cwt. low middng af0at
130hf
LIVERPOOL BREApsTUrFs MARKET-LIvERpooL
May 10-2 p. M.-Wbeat, 9s. 0d per Genital for Cali
fornia whte 8s 4d. for No. red Western and 9s for
red winter. The receipts OF wheat at this port for
the past three days have been 1900 qnartcrs-all
American. Flour, 20s. Cd. per bb. for Western CO.
nal. Corn 3Os. per quarter for European.
LIVERPOOL PROV VISIONS sMARKET.--LivERPOOL, May
1o--2 T. M.--Pork lO3s. per Dbl for extra prime
NESS
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.--LoNDOH. May TO- =
Lnseed cakes quiet and steady. Tall0w hrmcr
Linseed oil, f32 u f32 s.. per ton.
PETROLEUM MARKEr.-BnEMEN, May 9-Evening.-- -
Petroleum closed firm, but quiet
The New York herald., 1870-05-11
JELEcpApNIC NEWS ITEMS.

The contributions to the Richmond sufferers In Phlaie.
pha amount to over $4,000.
BENJAMIN Fleming, the last Of Commodore Perrys men,
diedat Eric, Pa, Monday aged eightyeight years.
Tho Albany division of the Erie Canal commenced opera
tons yesterday twentyone light boats cleared Tor the
West
Madison Hawkins James Harris, colored nomi
Fourth district Of North Carolina yesterday for
Congress-
The Red Rirer newspaper announces the expulsion of
Col onel Rankin Of Canada, from Winnipeg account Of
bis Fcnian proclivltics.
Deacon Jonathan Cowey aged eighty two years wealthy
ctxcn or Sanbornown, NJ h. hung himself on monday
night In his x0odshed In Concord, N. IL.
The Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows held meeting in Coum
bus. Ohio yesterday, and dedicated new temple. The
ceremonies were quite interesting Governor Hayes pre-
sided.
The Confederate Memorial Day" celebrated in VIII
mington, NJ O., yesterday procession marched 10 the
the dead decorated. Everything passed. OF quietly.
the other daughter OF Charles Wallace, drowned in
White river near Wheataud Ind, Monday They were
rowing on the mill pond and were carried over the DAM
The minority report OF the Committee on State Aid to the
Boston, Hartford and Erie Railway presented to tue
Massachusetts Legislature yesterday II dissents from the
majority report and akcs the ground that Ia better for the
road go into bankruptcy rather than expend more
millions and then fail.
Governor Hagh OF California has published two letters
which he declares his belief that tho passed by the
Legislature OF that State at the last session authorizing the
people of San Francisco TO 81 000 10 aid OF the
Southern Pacific Railroad s UNCONSTITUTIONAL and the indi.
ca.iops are thai the subsidy project win be defeated.
The New York herald., 1870-05-11
The Medical Board OF the Eastern Dispensary held
Its regular monthly meeting at the rooms of the
ALMOST GATAsTSocHs.
PeriIous Position Of a Woman and c

PeriOms Position Of a Woman and Child.
While number. of persons We're awaiting ihe ar
rival OF city bound train on the Hudson River
Railroad, at Sing Sing station, yesterday afternoon,
a long, hoarsc whistle told the approach OF down
express train, running at speed Of perhaps forty
miles an hour. Az the pond rous locomotive came
laundering within 800 yards Of the sta
ton tire spectators were appalled, at see-
ing q woman aitired In mourning, and
bearing an infant in her arms, del Derat ly
attempt the rails in front OF the approaching
train. An involuntary shout was raised TO the
craZed woman OF the imminent danger, but she
heedngly trpped forward, arriving on the cent.c OF
the down track not more than six feet in front OF the
fying cowcarcher. A shrek OF horror went up lrom
some of the female spectators when, almost ncreti-
he to state, the fortunate woman had cleared the
track, escaping by hairs BREADTH as The engine
literally brushed her garments. The almost mracti.
lous escape Of the mother and child from being
dpshed 10 atoms blanched the faces Of the men and
women who witnessed IL.
The New York herald., 1870-05-11
RACING IN TENNESSEE.
spring Meeting OF the Blood Horse AssOcia-
tlOn.-Bad Weather and Worse Track
Good Attendance OF Visitors.

spring Meeting Of the Blood Horse AssOcia-
tlOn-Bad Weather and n Worse Track
Good Attendance oil Visitors.
NASHVILLE, May 10, 1870.
The spring meeting Of the Blood Horse Associa
ton commenced to-day. The weather was cold and
rainy ana the track heavy, Notwithstanding Which
there was good attendance.
The first race was for the Merchants Exchange
Stake for green three year ods Uhat did not appear
In public prior to the 1st day of January mile heats
S25 entrance, play pay, the Merchants EXCHANGE
adding $500, which was won by the cli. ]. Viietle
The following - summary
w. q. Harding'S cl. I. Vidette, by Vandai,
dam Mamie c., by lnp. Marggave.
Oh iiham q Dartlens c. c. Banquet, by Brown
Dick dam Duchess de Berri. by Imp. Sov-
W. q. Lewis blk. f., by Blacklocke aani Al
b0n, by imp Albion Observation-Disclosures. 3
II. g. Wards b. T., by Bonnie Scotland, dam
by AuSCerlitZ. 2diS.
Time-l:52; 1:5i. Vidctte was the iavoriic ia the
betting.
The Association Purse OF $30o--mle heats-was
won by the ch. Defender, taxing the first ana third
heats. The following Is a summary OF this race, in
which Defender was the iavoiIc -
w. jennings ch. G. Defender by John Nor
gan dam Cincona, by imp. Herald. ...... / 2 1
Fianklins CHI. 1. by LcxingtOn... l 3
baiiic .
Lulu COnlan. ........................... A 4
Mary Editn.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. dis.
Jiine--1; 1;52la; 1854; 167.
The New York herald., 1870-05-11
A WALL STREET BOND Ro5ssa CAPTURED.

On the 18th ut. Gilbert w. Thomas, q broker
at NO. 40 Exchange place, entered the Office OF
Dabney, Morgan Co., no. SO Exchange place,
ana negotiated for the purchase Of 100000
worth Of Kansas and Southern Railway bonds. Bv
senger ana porter Thomas beat Dabney
Morgan Co. out of the amount ana dis
appeared The vlctnized firm advertised thcii
loss in the HERALD advertising columns Thomas
has been at large ever since until yesterday when he
was captured at CrOtOn Lake by q Central ONCE
detective, who found him rtsticating IN the CON-
pany OF female friends. He was locked up
at tile Central Office TO answer. The defective who
made the arrest could not be found and the HERALD
reporter did not desire 10 IN rude upon the privacy
OF the Superlntendent OF Police for further detaiIs
The New York herald., 1870-05-11
o BET Ar Y.
Abel FrascoIs viiIem ain.

cable telegram from Paris reports the death Ia
that city yesterday OF Abel Francois yiliemain the
celebrated French author and statesman ana pe:-
petuai secretary OF the French Academy. II viii ]
probaby be remembered that his death was reported
III April 1897, and as no denial OF the report was
ever made we were somewhat surprised at the intel
iigence conveyed In the despatch published this
morning. NV
nj. Vhiemain was born In Paris on the ilth Of
june $780, and was consequently In the eghtieth
year oi MS age. lie received brilliant education,
s'uuyihs ~ the Lycec Imperial. then known as the
L5cee Louis-ie'Grand, distinguishing himself at an
early age by his ability ana ATTITUDE. In 1910. be-
fore he had reached the age of twenty wears. ho
became Assistant Professor OF Rhetoric I'm the LvcAe
Ch%arlemagne. % One year later he was appointed 20
deliver The Latin discourse. which he did, receiving
the applause or all who were present Soon after
ne contested for and won the prize orisrcd
Montaigne. In 1914 he won the Acaicmic
prlz, for his discourse on the advantages
was occupied by the allied armies, and In addition
to the cite Of r0valist society," the King OF Prussia
o. pen in %
his lecture. pronounced eulogy on his august au-
dtors, for which he was sharply denounced Ia after
years. lie was then Professor OF Eloqucnce TO the
faculty OF letters. Subsequently he entered the
Ministry as chief OF the department Of printing
asare suDsss @ss ssasss TO the Council Of State.
III, opposition to the government led to- MS
retirement IN 1927 and devoted hIs time wholly to
his literary abors After the revolution OF July h0
porter OF Louis Philippe. In 1880 he was elected q
member OF the Chamber OF Deputies for the depart
ment OF the Eure, and In 1882 was promoted to tho
dignity Of peer OF France During the last named
year he was chosen perpetual secretary OF the French
Academy, and about the same time became Vice
President Of the Royal Counci Of Public Instruction.
From 1889 to 1874 NJ vllemain served Minister Of
Public Instruction. Since the re-esiablishment or
the empire he had taken no part whatever in poll
ties. lie was jealous advocate Tor the liberty VI
the press and consistent supporter OF the Orleans
} dynasty. The principal works OF M Villema are
his 'vie de Cromwell" "Cours dc Literature Fran
caise" ana "Dscours ct Melan9es Littcrarcs." un
The New York herald., 1870-05-11
SulcID: or An OLD Lady m B,0oKlYa.

Coroner Whitehill held an inquest yesterday ON
the body OF an aged widow lady, o Mrs. Isabella Bull
ger who resided at 324 East Warren street. with her
son, james Bulper and his family for several years
Deceased had been in very delicate health for long
time past and was subject to protracted Gts of de-
spondency consequent upon her physical condition.
Yesterday morning she visited her son
and gave him some coffee, after which sne
retired to her apartment in the upper part
Of the house. AS she failed to make her
appearance at The usual hour subsequently her
repaired to her room, where he was shocked beyond
expression at beholding his mother hanging by the
neck from clothes line. One end OF the latter sne
had secured to the outer knob OF the door OF the
room, and throwing the other end over the door
made the line fast around her neck. She was found
with her knees touching the floor ana life extinct
A verdict OF death by suicide while laboriIg under
temporary alteration OF the mind was rendered.
Mrs Bulger was sixty six years OF age.
The New York herald., 1870-05-11
EARTHQUAKE AMONG THE POL cr.

reputable and disreputabIe politicians VINO have
axes to grind. first, 20 get their friends made IN
spectors or election; second, TO get rid OF police
officials who cannot lie manipulated In the interest
OF the keeper OF the "wniskey mill around the cor
ner' from the station houses.
Yesterday the following transfers of se rgeants
were nade The Transfers OF captains last W eek
were the rst fruits. These are the second fruits:
Ferris, Twenty-e.ghtn 70 Twenty first precinct; A..
Miller Second TO First; j. B. Wilson, Ninth u sec.
ond; NJ. H. Alien, Twenty y-seventh 10 Ninth; Thomas
Cherry. FIRST TO Twenry-seventh; II. IL. Waters,
Tweniy-seyenth to Sixth; Thomas Byrnes, Sixth 70
Third; II. a. HUDSON, Third to TwentY-seventII;
william H. Mcconnell Twenty-frst TO twenty eighth.
-Four rouDCsmen were transferred and large num-
bcr OF palrolmen. In some cases the transfers were
made nj the request OF the parties affected.
The New York herald., 1870-05-11
The Turf-Chester Race. Events.

LONDON. May TO- 1870.
The Chester races commenced to-day. The Gros.
venor Stakes Of five sovereigns eacn with 100 added
the winner to be sold If demanded for 600 soyeregns
one mile and quarter, twelve subscribers was won
by Mr.. j. Johnstones b. f. Performer, by Adventurer
out OF Eveline, by King Tom; beating Mr.. Mortmers
ch G. Robesplerre by Stockweil, cut of Marsellase
second, and Mr. Merry's ch. c. Sunlight, by Stock
well, out OF SunnOwer third.
The Chesterfield Stakes OF five soyereiQns each
with leo added, for three year ods 154o yards iii.
teen subscribers, was won by Captain Atkins CHI. c.
The Boy, by Kettledrum out OF Scar let Runner: Mr.
j. Radclihs b. c. Eruscan by Trumpeter out Of Nut
bush second, and Mr. W. II. Scott's br. f. Niloson
by Kettedrum, out Of Nightingale. third.
The Paatine Stakes, one mile 220 yards, the win
ner 10 bc sold n demanded for 400 sovereigns, was
won by MIR. Johnstone's br. T. Sweet Sound by Rata
pan out Oh Hyba, beating Mr.. j. q. Raworti's OH T.
Emily, by Cape Flyaway, out OF Sister to Stafford
second, and Mr.: SPARKS ch. r. syren, by Sandal or
Neptune out OF Delusi0n, third
Inc Beigraye Cup OF 800 sovereigns (specel by
subscIiptl1 ii Of ~ sovs. each, and 100 added, for
n,Iee ,i year Gus ana upwards theequarters OF a
b. c. Green Riband, by Knight OF St,Patrick ous Of
Beechnut; beating Mr. Elyo1 Bowers ch: m. Witch.
craft, Dy 81. Adams, out OF Neate second, and Mr.
Bishops cl G. CONSERVATION, by Blair Athol, out Of
The betting for the Chester Cup is to against
Sa0lnus, 8 TO against Munster and 70 against
Cherie
The Winchester races also commenced to-day with
the first year Of the Sixth Winchester Biennial
Stakes OF 10 soys. each, with SO added. the second
hor.e to save his stake 400 yards l2l subscrbels
which was won by Lord Anglesey's blk. T. Steppe
by SaInterer, out OF SeclusIon; beating MIR. H.
Goater's D. g. Noisy, by Thunderbot, out or Bianca
out OF Woodside, by Prime Minister, third.
The Citizens Plaic "a handcap) Of fifty sOvereigns
ior all ages, hall mile. was won by Mr.. H. Wright's
b. +. Wiliul, by kataplan, out OF Palm Leafs dam
Lord pawetts br. O. Challenger, by Cram0nd out
OF Medina, second; Mr. J. J0n.s' b. c. Conrad, by
Buccaneer, out Of vlsc0uness, THIRD.
The New York herald., 1870-05-11
ENGLAND.
Parliamentary Progress.

Parliamentary Progress.
LONDON. May 10. 1870.
ine House OF Lords passed the bill making
changes in the War ONCE and adjourned.
In the House Of Commons Mr. Lefevre explained
the proposed reduction OF lighthouse dues which Is
chiefly In favor OF coastwise shipping.
Mr. Childers, First Lord OF the Admiralty, said
1,3oo emigrants were booked for passage to Canada
In the troop ships.
Mr.. Dawson moved resolve that the House con-
demns the raising OF large portion Of the india
revenue from opium.
Mr.. Fowler seconded the motion.
Mr.. Wingfeld opposed the resolve, arguing that
opium was less harmful than alcohol
Mr.. Macarthur spoke in favor and Mr. Dennson
against the resolution, the latter hoping that mere
sentiment would not he suffered to interfere with
the prosperity OF india.
Mr.. Grant Dun shOUed that the loss by the opium
trafic was equal to yearly deficit OF f7,0o0o0o.
Mr.. Henly closed the debate with remarks In favor
of che resolve.
The House divided and the resolve was lost by q
majority OF 104.
MI. Gladstone moved that the following gentlemen
constitute the select committee to inquire by what
tenure converts aud monasterics, including Anglican
institutions, hold property IN England :-Messrs
vniers, Newdegate, Gessel, Thomas Chambers, Mat
thews, Howes, Pemberton, the O'Connor Don and
seven others.
The motion was agreed to-
The New York herald., 1870-05-11
INTERESTING NArl1aAL BANK QUESTION.

In the Supreme Court yesterday, befclc Judge
Brady the case Of Pitt Cooke VS.. the State National
Bank of Boston came up for hearing. The plaintiff
alleges that he is the owner and holder OF check
which was drawn abo ut the I'd Of March, 1867 for
the sum OF Sl25, 900; that 1t was drawn BY Mellen
Ward, on the State National Bank Of Boston, pay
able TO the Second National Bank or Boston.
A man by the name OF Smith was cashier OF the
State National Bank OF Boston. He certified the
check. and 1t was held for two or three days, when
100000 in gold was drawn out. The defendants say
that they are not liable for the reason that the
cashier never had any authority 10 certify checks,
and they put three witnesses on the stand Who
nroyed this fact. Case still on.
The New York herald., 1870-05-11
A IlIEF "l0lLAssD."

Onlcer Loughran. OF the Eighth precinct, yesterday
afternoon arraigned young man named Charles r.
Thomas. claiming to be a pawnbroker, before Jus.
ticc Cox at Jefferson Market. upon complaint OF
an crrand boy in the employ OF James NcNcIil, No
Sc Prince street, charged with stealing twcuLykey
dozen lace collars va ucd at $l42, from him. The
boy stated that while passing along Broadway
he met Lnc prisoner who asked him to deliver Il le
ter in of the stores by, Offering hold his
bundle until he returned. III boy gave him the
bundle, and was about entering the store when he
discovered the prisoner clearing out with his bun
dle and, pursuing him, informed officer Loughran,
who arrested him. He denied the charge, but was
coniiattted In default Of 81, 900 ball.
The New York herald., 1870-05-11
The CvssAaI.Hs coEMIsS,Oa.

The Quarantine Commissioners had u meeting
yesterday at No. 1856 Broadway. Commissioner Bcu
reported the result OF his interview with Quarter.
master General Mes In relation to steamer Illinois
memorial was ordered ~ be presented 10 The GOV
ernor TO obtain this steamer as GIFT To the Coninis
sion, Meetings. were ordered to be held daily at
hail past one O'clock, except on Tuesday. ana ten
al three O'Clock. Repairs on steamer Fletcher were
referred to Commissioner Bell. Arrangements about
Segu.n's Point were. discussed, wilson q. Hunt
was in the char.
The New York herald., 1870-05-11
A SUPPOSED MURDERER cApruasu.

Yesterday morning, in obedience to despatch
received from the authorities at Stroudsburg Pa.
special detective Jacob wambold, OF the Morris AMI
Essex Railroad, arrested In Newark, at the depot
there. a man giving his name as John Fleming but
who Is believed to be Brooks the murderer OF
head, at Water Gap, some eighteen months ago.
Brooks, had bean tried, convicted and sentenced 70
be executed, but while waiting the expaton OF his
crime. managed TO escape. Tile Stroudsburg autb0-
The New York herald., 1870-05-11
gmtUre IN JERSEY STATE PRl;0N.

A Refractory Convict Fired nj by the Keeper.
On Saturday night two convicts confined lii the
New Jersey State Prison, at Trenton quairelled In
their cell, and desperate fight followed The ailair
being carefully investigated before the keeper. a
depdty was sent on Sunday morning to remove the
aggles- TO the lunyeon and, upon tie latter rcus-
ing 10 leave his cell, some angry words iol owed,
during which the deputy drew his revolver and
the ball passing through the oonvict's pantaloons.
Seeing that continued resistance would be likely 10
prove dangerous 10 himself the refractory individual
quietly submitted 10 be removed.
The New York herald., 1870-05-11
SPAIN.
Ministerial Conferences.

MADRID. May 10, 1870.
Sehor Oozaga returned Immediately to Paris.
There is much speculation as to the reasons OF the
government for summoning him TO Madrd and the
mystncaion Is not lessened by the fact that the
Ministers TO Italy, Austria and Portugal are also
expected to arrive here.
Rumor has 1t that these conferences bear on the
question OF q candidate for the throne.
The New York herald., 1870-05-11
PROBABLE MURDER IN paIsssoa. NJ ].

Between twelve and one O'Clock yesterday morn.
ing party OF ruilians assaulted man named John
Dunn as he was walking through Spruce street.
Paterson. They dealt him blow on the head with
O 81 one, which Knocked him senseless, in which con-
diton lie was subsequently found. The wound is o
one, extending from the eye across the Tore
head The attending surgeon yesterday SAID there
was little hope OF his recovery. The rufians made
their escape. aud no trace Of their whereabouts has
been discovered.
The New York herald., 1870-05-11
RAILROAD ELECTIONS.

At q meeting OF the stockholders OF the Camden
and Amboy Railroad Company at Trenton yesterday
the following were elected directors:--W william w,
Gatzmer Benjamin Fish, Cambridge Livingston,
william G.. Cook. The following gentlemen were
elected directors Of the Delaware and Rariau Canal
Company:-R0bert j.. Stockton, John NJ Read, Moses
Taylor, John q. Stevens, Richard =. COnover,
William w. Shippen, Albert W. Markley, John Jacob
The New York herald., 1870-05-11
LnxeiIness I,cstnrea.

- u
Why should fsuess features be couded with freckic.
bo.ches Pmpe gold sores @ any specie. Of erupMon
will remove the bemishp External applications only
useless but dangerous The OF all these discolors
tons &C., Ia In the blood II lacks iron give VITALITY
and the action Of sulphur TO neunzs the acrd secreons
The Powders taken night and morning, will
municate through the superficial glowing
ruby stream, giving to the ski delicate tnge o. rose,
and literally extingushng the stains
ferfed 10.
Sold by druggists One package, ~ powders, 81 three
packngcS ~ 70. Mailed free. Money risk.
BALL RUckEL, 2lB Greenwich street, New York.
The New York herald., 1870-05-11
ECsGsRY 0f A TRADE MARK.

George W. Boyd, respectfully attrcd man, was
brought before Justice Bowling yesterday in
custody charged by Messrs. John Osborne, Son 4
Co., who has the exclusive right or ceiling brandy Of
the vinegrowers' Company, with using their trade
marks, tables, caps and brands ana which are en-.
ployei to designate that brancy. They charge that
on the 10th OF April the deic ant sold hty cases OF
brandy with the trade ma as OF the above arm upon
them. The examiiiatloa was liked for tomorrow
tWedneslayl and the prisoner, In default OF 500
ball, was committed 60 the T0mbs
The New York herald., 1870-05-11
THE AMERICAN BONO "wAsHlac."

Mr.. Roesing, the North German Consul 0encrai
here authorizes the positive denial OF the statement
published in the London Times to the effect that
the "warning" to German capitalists against the
American railway bonds emanated from the North
German Consul at New York. He has wrluca
nothing on the subject.
The New York herald., 1870-05-11
FISK AND GouID -FOUR THOUSAND COLLARS OUT.

In the Paterson Courts yesterday Jay Gould, James
Fisk, Jr., and the Kasson Brothers were called for
to answer charge OF conspiracy lin illegal freight
charges). The famous Moguls OF Erie failed to
answer and the Court forthwith ordered their re-
cognlzaQces forfeited which were for 1000 each.
The New York herald., 1870-05-11
IT Ally.

The Southern Insurgents Dispersed.
FLORENCE, May 10, 1870.
Tue insurrection which lately broke out at Fdelna,
in the southern part OF Italy, was confined to that
immediate locality, and was by no means for
mdable.
Tho latest news announces the dispersion OF the
insurgents by the government arms without serious
difficulty,
The New York herald., 1870-05-11

Erigi,f, Bri!iiaut aud picturesque.-ssuch are
the Qualities OF kkoXs spring style OF sentensns ATS
that excite Tx admiration ali who the
II want hat OF dasng beauty you 10 and
at kNOX's, 9la Broadway corner OF Fulton street.