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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-10
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

SAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
% sucs csea ss' PG GI' isoa ,i a"s
G SpIs pS @S ss ne" and ''aneh
CRY or NgwYoRK.
CITY or LAWRENCE. sni
in -, A.. ~, ,,, CITY OF SgwLoyDOy.
Ier Sorh River ioot Of CaSaI and %si, O'Clock p H. from
for he .ys poi va ouas s 5g5ss,ns Win Esp t,sn.
ter. and Boston Hartford and Ehe Railroads
for through tickets sni rates Of freight apply DE Ose aO
Norm E5'er' ~ ., ,,eo }. L. SHORT, IT,, Agent
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROVIDENCF. BOSTON, WORCESTER.
Cabin AR p Pos TOT a. 49, " H. To- PeoyDfScE a
Deck fare 90 BOSTON. 81 To PROVIDENCE,
Freight at cs, Connect At Providence WITH Prov
and Prov Worcester &. R. or Oh nporiaa. Ens Giles
HARTFORD DIRECT.-State of New ork
snd City Of Hartford leave PseAsi7 tal' a. p m o- ii,e
Brste5oSo' y H. &s. F.r,, ei,., IS q class ; =
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD co.'s
NORTHWBsT FRBIGHT received and forwarded By CAMDEN
AsBQY RAILROAD Pc Nora k'e sR1 iSL4 w fSodal
dispatch take the NeWJeeL and G. and route from
Zoo, Of Corandsi; privilege route WET q TIP to wasting
D. c. and without eIa cost The ONLY LINE asoring
@ opportunity TICKETS GOOD gTTi Pg gIE2 er.-, Aren't
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-yERSEH.-
- PASSENGER AID FREIGHT D-go NVYor foot o. Lys con
with Delaware Laekavsnua roldi At PlIosbuv.
with e Leh gh emf sGuehuul Railroads and at kaston with the L.
bargh Wet sihou, ears, Ceaa PaaD'yL
ALLENTOWN LINE TO TIE WEST.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing January ~. l8iL-Lelre N-F-fOrk o. follows
Tfol Fss!Hins'Ou EasiOI bethlehem Mia.h c!ga Hbs'
T0sandt, Wayrrf ST.
$50 q H.-FOr East0n
ga nWE'rERs ErPEyss daily excep; sunia-s for Ra0a Az
len0wu Hauslurg.
ingon Junction flr Sfro1surg Car Scranton Bingham
Syracuse 3ei Pbpslurg Maurh Ch1nk Wtestarre VIII
Transport. Ene Easton for Manc Chunk Nsbaloy CITY
Carmel, WIlAtmEp0r, Ere. &c.
1889 q. m--MaY Train Tor someryile
Rm.-Pof Pennington Eisiol Al1Hn. Nnch Chunk MahanOy
CITY Hsetan Wkeblr, Reang Coamt, Lancaster, EpLrta,
PottsYIle Harrisburg, Le
p m.-FOr and Allentown
Nor Eason. Allentown. Mauch BelFii-e
$50 m.-FOr Souervllr AMI Frlng.0u.
m-ENCISNAT ExPKEss daily Tor Easton. Bethlehem. Alfn
town, Reading, Harrisburg Pittsburgh. Chicago and Ouunau Sleep
Ing and Palace Cars Pittsburgh and Chicago Connect, Junction
with DeaEars LackaEinnl and Western Railroad Tor
5.l5 p mFor SomervlIe
rn.-For Someryiie.
D m.-For Easton.
b nj Em.crsntl--For EastOn.
94Op m.-P0r Pl4inieA
Y m-P0r Paiuf@d. WeEestsys and Sanriag%
For Elizabeth 500 $50 1l5 7:4D 8.5 300 9p ln3n il:O
a. MI l.00. 2:O1. 3.l5 3d. 400 an 43 Sis, $50 55,
$500 $50 900 7:io 800 800 900 9o loi5 l2o9 2 m
obtained the Ofce The Central Rail
Lrrts y Y an the hotels
aud ticket Offices HeslO-kft. K r CNkk Superintendent
II. T.. ien Pass. Agt
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Cbantes for Business Nleu

4 SPECIAL or GENERAL PARTNER
u WANTED bg GENTLEMAN doing large clothing business IN he
CITY Poi BE- made from p o ID per cent pott
cspa AZ less 80 large aud bss' Dn-
hg 1aton the hest IN Brnoklu and tnr
safe anu profitable The best 81 references
given required Ad b H. b. Box No 6ii " \ Post ono
TOR S5O00-Half Interest or the Goodwill OF
Retail Produce Provision Business Of ten years Standing
YEARLY e $1,000 huitng sell t. buI With tie
bushes, only. Price $3J0O Address 90
L1OR SAlE-At a very low valuation, the
4 furniture desirable bOarin; house Uuvrrsy-
place nov Gioi with good paving borler Apply At 2S Grni
TrO MEN of CAPITAL.-An opportunity is
now whole ot en established sEM Mt
MACHINE NANUFACTCRING ESTABLISHMENT With all faHh-
Tee new couse song orer hcense under al 81 the
Alre with real name sEN INu-
MACHINE. care Of box 2.3lt Nes-Yors PostOmee
rVO LET-A Country STORE, now doing a
gooi business aso DWELLING. situated the hacsensaek
River salk Cherry ln Station iaAensaek aud " l.
h RI Inquire At hs stsion
q SOn INVESTED by an active man. in a
- ptNBtI article uccd hT hmie.l make himself q
comfortable living Po particulars address NM. BURSET, Pos-Ohee
Box ? 81 Nes.iors CITY
$3.50 900 WAITED Van BED: in .1 permanent IT. s ss
1ion-y Prrcpal interest and large pTolis Prec-
secured. Aidrrs Box 5.liJ y. l. PostO1re
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p,,,,,>crox. CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA
p.uw,v-The completion of this Road mas gwen "
81 First Mortgage Seven per Cent Uoiu bonus an
established character equal TO any nlol'sSse issuo
1oaIt in at the stock Exchange NeW prepared 20
1rv and sell these bonds, at any lle' AZ gu, p"nN-
;ng.Uouse. al market priee-thus Placing 'neni oh
the same basis for temporary OF Pei'uanel. invest
,,,or+ with Governments OF any other security
These bonds are a first ana only mortgage VI
$50 ,or.n,ile based on railroad that has cost
$500 $500 III ,rb;cb commands, without competition,
ETC of Northern Iowa and Southern Mime
an ~, ,+.ning the distance from st. Paul to Chi
'''D H. and TO st. Louis more than 80 miles,
ut earnings are already largely in excess of
- ~, the bonds and no doubt exists that they
IN nor. than double within the ensuing year.
contract has been secured with the Chicago
r,.rrnc4on and Quincy Railroad Company obi
Ting the latter 10 invest 80 per cent of gross earn
i,gs derived from traffic with the Burlington, Cedar
Ponds and Minnesota Road in the bonds Of tins
Company This arrangement makes practical con-
soidation Of the two roads and establishes large
sinking fund for the Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Minnesota Bonds.
The conyertibility privilege in these bonds en-
abes them to be exchanged for stock, at par at any
time This secures to the holder, at his option,
share in any excess of earnings over the interest
obligation.
An exchange Of Government securities for these
bonds returns o. per cent interest instead of per
cent. which is all that Governments pay at present
price besides leaving an immediate gain of about 20
per cent in price for reinvestment
The subscription price of the bonds is 90, and
accrued interest in currency
All marketable securities taken in exchange, free
OF commission and express charges.
HENRY CLEws Il Co., 81 Wall-st.
One Of the Best Investments in the Markets..
ouis and SOUTHEASTERN First Mort gage Convertible
= Per Cent Gold Bonds, issued upon finished road
running 10 ST. Louis and doing profitable business.
Price g. and interest Inquire for particulars Of
Gro OPDYKE 4 Co, No. p Nassau-st
NJ. X JEsUP q CO.aNo. u Pine-st.,
and at the Office Of the Company, 81 Liberty-st.
To BRoKERs.-Wanted, position rs BOokkeeper
Gold House by party thoroughly posted ~
Bee; o. reference Address L. j. Box $751; 20
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n-yv,.ryp,. Oyyrcr PHLADRLprn4 Penn. March B. 8ll.
SEALED PROPOSALS form furnished by
- me-. a tdpcse will be received until u clock m on SAI.h
nav An len Tor building Supen udent Lodge Of bncE az the
poplar Grove National Cemetery neaf Peis ri'u " ae'ors
which all BE- furnished IRON tns once on az
pItsou rs th0se desiring 10 bid , .-., a..
u ,rd eguir-m.r furnished b. the undersigned copy OF the
t ~ mi, Advertisement be- attached % each proposal ofrri
lA-ei' w" ~ HENRY G. HODGES
Miior ard Quariernaster. United States Army.
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Coal, &c.

GOAL for SALE.
v ONE THOUSAND TlNs Of the b.,i elALAffH
LnliGH BROKEN coal
far sale delivered into hsHis % ~ .tfA 81 TIE
NEW-JEllSkl LlNN COMPANY.
N.~k \ J. N lots ~ not DENVER esse.
't-iyta GEORGE 4. ELL. Prea.,nf.
oil Ala iel ltar, Ar~ iork-
COAL By TIE CARGO.
FRFsH-M tNNb CUMBERLAND COAL o DE best quality ire~
~. BORDEN MlNRs, Tor s4lg oll' a De gt.fo .
1OADss LON H., " u NssiaA. A~.forl-
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Proposals.
SRopoSlIS FOR COYDEYSED MILk.
L. :. ESGrSEEE OFFICE. baltimore. ND,
FAYETTg-sT., NEAR CHARLEs.

THUsD STOHT INI0N BANk blI LDINg, hsIII J -
PROPOSALS are invited for DREDGING In
t emanuel below Carroll Lending to this city Proposals % le
nd0rse and accompanied ~ cogY
a.r mut will b. received until noon OF 1t ia Of Apn 10 a.
and oil b. opnei hereafter IN the presence Of soel
r 4. NAV wish present About 100 cubic yards more OF
e. 10 h. removed Length Of haul Of material averages about Two
~ The oh.ci h. o. stain depth Of p feet Al low water
n .a -. about one and onehat Proposals will state kind Of
ba 10 h. uei; average quantity 10 cubic wards 70 BE- removed
,: prcr cubic yard nciUug ereayauon removal anu ue~
Material o be measured 10 dumping
TIE rgh reject ang hd reserved
-. ..t.''.F.. WM. F. CRAIGHlLL,
" Major # Engineers [. > Army.
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ING island RAILROAD.

| ,ONG ISLAND RAILROAD,
ul aner MONDAY OCT - 1870. Trans viii leave Jhnes;hp
a. follows.
SGD q. IN. Gresup0r and Sag HaTbor
1920 a IN. Northpou Wav Train
800 ab0r aud Ryerhesl Express through 20 Green
por OF SATURDAY nights
400 p. m Norhport Express
Hampstead Nay Train isp Saturday nights
500 D N0rhp0u WAY Train.
All trains connect AZ branch Hampstead Suni,y trains FOR osvn
Glen VALLEY Hcsve Huntington and Horpou leaVe
Hunters Poiut g:JD a and y. j. D. bAhluN hup't
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA, and WEoT-
NORRIS An FssFy DIVISION.

NORRIS AND EssEX DIVISION
wNrEe ARaNGEmfSTS q9msnels aoSPAl Soy q l7o
S r ~ ArfSs eL - 9o-1 = % Ss 'I r.
for AnoJer and Nesu Washington With The D. L. ami W. R. r.
oEeg an all p the LaekaFunna and BloOs6Gfg
n:o A. LEHiGH VALLEY EXPRESS stop, Newark Morris
iowa Dover aeettsov washington Pa6grz anl Essoni con-
EaaoH with L. v for Bethlehem Allentown Aaaeh CsuHk and
iiog SCRANTON EXPRESS connect. Dover With Chester
" r R sor waer Gsp o'i soaisSars and scrsstoa
800 HACKErfsTowN MAIL, connects It'll BOonon, Chester
For HoREisTowS :so n, 29O 800 a.iO, SEQ,
For SUMMIT ard intermediate Stations at GOO 7o n
For ORANGE Sc S' AID sorTH ORANGE $50 10 s1 Ioo and
il20 40 2o, 3;t0 4S 40 3d. $500 b'tO s'1l and Iii'
SEw4EK at go $50 eco ego 9o 1910 io2s s noo
80 $40 $50 500 600 se2o 64o -s:oo $500 and li5
Ie,ye Yes.Yot f BLOOMFIELD and MONTCLAIR at $50 and
il:Oj a ,nd 400 $50, $40 aad s.o .
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leave DepOts
II foot Of Chau5ersst and foot Of 23isa, follows:
Through Express Trains leave Chambersst ats II m 5.3
ad IN daily S' aad Hg as DIas Room H GS1.s
snd GSoa Sleeping Coase. accompany the ii M train
the p SewYors Hornes5 BusAo and Cincinnati
An EHgrant Train leaves daily at I;45 P
Fo PoTi JsrIis and way, 4;o n C3i.t t;iS P M -,
Fcr0fs1ie and ws5 at .i:3o 4. n t2s.t. Ills ny
Sevburgh aud Way, $3.50 and $50 Jjs 3:i5 q
for sqaia ami Va, and p m es,t AS and s:s p NJ
Thestsr Train I'D 80 n. -5i-st, I'll . p M -.
fffrr-nn
n: 3:45 SIS and bf5 %. From thamhent Depot,
Gas 1890 y No.; Its g. 5. Sis, and Gas p.
For Irkensark iise from 23st Depot 3f9 and
5:l5 u: As CaaberssL Depot 800
/ a ~ and l. T. rs. +. and 10 - N.
For Naek, Tman and Wav from 2is Depot az j
lis 1918 4.l5. j:l5. ami 1918 and SATURDAYS only '
p Chabers-st Depot at $50 ll f3:D 4.l1 ti:
5l5 aud %. Nv M Saturdays only il2:0N midnight
Passage and Tor Apartments DrsFI Room ani Seepng
obtained and orders r The checking an transfer OF Bag
gage CompaBys Offices ~. $50 and 1 Bn
thambers-. Grenwch-sL llJt and Thrave Har.emi
brooklyn Depos foot Of Ch,mbert and foot " 20
E1chsngece DveE Depot jersey C asd
OF the Agents the puncpa hotels. , - -.,,
l. D. RUCKkk, Dee. p. WV. X BARB
Cyeu1 sum- Gent Pass'r A
DAILY. ffor hacaUnalck Only
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To BRoKERs.-Wanted, a position as Bookkeeper
Gold House b party thoroughly posted IL
be-; o. reference Address W L. j. Box 5S 20
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL
- Sr,f,rRP lPpISCFwENT

Hunters Point at s;Jo a N. and I'D BARTON supi
NETWORK AND NEW HAVEN RAIL
SUMNER ARR4SGEMENT
COMMENCING JUNE 20 1870
TRAINS LEAVE NEwYORK. ann,
For NevHsyeu Bridgeport = CEIj, :1O l25 EI)
For aor s.so h F.s soahpor. ws.tpo l1o
For Sorsai BI 3 1880 m l2.ls r) r). a:is 40
' For 1 81 3 i55 a m 5:ss 400 $50
For stanford Z (EIJ Il so p5 (EI) 2:l5 (ELh
80, ' and intermediate stations g. iio n s5 a:s'
So san S Nal Tram cave. SevYOrk a7p for
Boston via both SPnG eosEE nc fPS Gn TRAINS
For Boston, vie sPnngfed M , and D p IN
F FS hs,.Sa ' and Ss sPsnrss 81 s $50
For Ysspo-t l2:i5 Il connecting with steamer across
F9 Connecticut River Railroad m, l:l5 p. to Montreal
"a S,isri Providence and F.hk Railroad n 2l5 p NJ
For Line Railway atss H. to Norwich and Providence l2
For Ses Haven a. northampton Railroad to North
an F I.o9 1I an, T!aiosi m and > p NJ
For For i Saasaiasi and 80 g, to w..'reuy
FOR 9a.e9y ,,S Rsirai 2'i5 40 and $50 n
CST%ou ssFP 5 'l aTs carr aiacbsi to the
a n anu ) p u. JAMES II HOYr Superintendent
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RALROAD-Trans leave Thiethst as follows;
Chicago Esie's Drawing room cars s,,asas Chez, No ,,oon
n SS T Bs room ,1r (. o5 ea
i0.ij H. Northern Western Express Dra~nsoOn ears at
Noais E.Is,, Dr'-i9F-r2@ car, .tt,e9s e,u,
q NJ
| tow syracuse and Cananlligua (DalvD
No. H. Secoui Express With SepnZears atiache Tor
Rochester Buffalo Chicago both L. ; ana T. Rail
roads Tor 81 Toledo; and Louisville via Indianapolis Ch,
/ trau will leave p. m SunisIs)
| II D. NJ, Night Express, Sleeping gar attached
a H.. AMI m, Poughkrepse trains
m. 4:l5 and $40 p. m, Peekskii trains
$3.50 and $40 p n Sing NJ trains .- -..o,.
Gao 100 g0 and 1918 u m, l:JO j. t'I9 3;lO $50 aud
li;3O ?. n. Nonkers trains
| 9 A. n sunsay train Tor Poughkeepss.
C. H. KESDRlCK, Genl Passenger Agent
Nev-YoTk, Dec 8. 1870
! NEW Jersey RAILROAD-FROM FOOT of
~ CORTLANDTST-FoW Est PHILADELPHIA % go and 3'0
a. n 1880 500 = 500 " nlt For rh ade hs va am
den I aud For BALTIMORE and WASHING IoN 9nl
TnE WEST VIA Baltimore, 1870 aud 92 For III =
Palace attached The $40 train daily ard run mf9lfn
TO Iynhbug without change For the WIS via PennshA.
roai-9l0 m, = knl " p Silver Palace ears arr
10 tie through New lok 70 PusblfEa t.l
natl Chicago without change silver Palace ears ar LIE
- D. daily ami through 10 Pittsburgh. ,ucinaa
81 Louis Chcas without change silver Palace l ~ t
the ~ 90 AID through 10 tounbu, and 49, 90
change Ticket for sale al foot 81 Cortsn 81
(sDNly. saturdays c..sPss.,l tsu,eat
Jauuap ?. ldIl. D. W. JAtkSoN' HeueIai ''i.-
! NEWARK AND NEW-Y0RK RAiLkOAD'-
~ DEPOT u NEwYORH foot Of Lihers SG, nm follows:
On January D. l55l passenger an M SFW ARKA
/ LEAVE NETWORK FOR BERGES-AFE AND ~ ~ ~. l;ol
500 6.J s5 5.io 8:l5. 85 Wis, $50 le.t' 90 20 800
2.ol. 1;uu, 3ao $500. 4.3, 500 SD o'o' Vs. w.
LEAVE YFwY6EK POR WEST BERGES-M go ~ '"
n p BALDWIN, Geu Passenger AgtnI
| COIrTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG lSLAND'
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IOFFE0 Is n T 1eralI blt blsnes5 g sI fesI7ce
supply, EaJ " esi illa RrAies
steady an iry active; g osgs Rio per steamer Mort
D. to FROM wreck Of Emma Sophia per G. y EaOn ~a
& do. % arrive q Baltimore. per Mar Eyans.
FLOUR AND hEA-Ihe market tor the low grades N Four
decline OF yesterday; Trade and fa
la az not peas and super6ne are IN moderate de-
the market a. ire close Wa Ee~Aef WA
- 49, -------- ~. u h.. we nlne:
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WELLS FARGO AND COMPANY
Paris, London, San Francisco, Panama

BANKERS and EXPRESS FORwARDERs TO al parts Z" the
WORLD. g--s.. .-.f.tt.
Crel TsVeiers Exchange and Tegrhrhe Transfers aA'Df
where ....a..,,,, -. --....
Freight and Package TO portion n EuROPE = low ia, o.
Peculiar oLd Tor shipment GOODS ~ hONI DfTf.. IN
steamer 70 he Wraeu stale AMI Terrorr MEXICO hAhDNlth
ia CHINA JAPAN snd BRITISH COLI ABiA
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ONO and 4od 88 Genesee Extra brands So 81
southern For firmly held bar less seive the demand main
Pc. the market dull with rlOas7u 0eall
f.f 1ss brands; s..e. COZ hl.s W qse'e:
UiTe t0 good sup ~ Sd - 90
Alex. end Georgetown. Extra AMI fanlT zaI ~ %
s.-y .r P--r.burl Corrtrv........... 500 80
49,, .1--r- Ir. .....................
f,..-,r. ........................... 251 70
eo--s an Tennessee Extra and Famlr...... $50 rs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-18

We'd with each other in cordially of their well
come The king expresses much qualification
with the favorable reception he everywhere
meets
The Episcopal convention of Illinois closed its
session FRIDAY evening, previous to which a
resolution was passed that legal proceedings be
taken to prevent further diversion and mal-ad-
lnlnistraton OF the property and revenue of
christ church by Rev. Mr.. Cheney A resOlu-
tlon was also passed to erect two new dioceses
IN the state of lllnois-One to consist of forty
seven counties, in the southern part OF the state
aud the other of twenty-five counties in the
northern part of the state.
London papers contain particulars of the
suicide OF Walter Montgomery. the actor an
the Sth inst, The evidence before the coroner
shows he appeared TO be in responding stare
of mind several weeks before he committed the
fatal act. He was married on the 5th inst and
his widow says he was made insane bv heavy
losses i'll connection with the Gaiety theatre.
He never threatened to destroy himself, but
often prayed that he might be at rest He was
quite i'll in the forenoon of the day which he
committed suicide and became quite mad about
seven =. NJ. His wife heard him eXcam about
eleven o'clock, "Laleah, cher name) good bye,
God bless you, / am gone" and then heard the
report of the pistol Upon entering the room,
Montgomery was found dead in sitting posi-
ton on the floor near the bed, his head hanging
down and blood oozing from his mouth The
bullet entered the roof of the mouth near the
teeth struck the frontal bone, rebounded, and
entered the left hemisphere of the brain.
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RniIrOmd Matters,

THE ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept. 17.-In the. United
States circuit court Judge Woods refused the ap-
pontment of a receiver on the application of
W. f. Drake, second mortgage bondholder of
the Alabama and Chattanooga railroad, on the
ground that the state courts have possession of
the road and jurisdiction through the receivers.
Judge Woods, on petition of w. A. C. Jones, a
second mortgage bondholder for 100000, grant
ed an orderto show cause on the first Monday in
November, before the United States district
judge, why the Alabama and Chattanooga rail-
road should not be declared bankrupt.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 17.-Surveyors of the
Southern Pacific railway reached Peropolis,
thirty miles from Los Angeles, Friday.
INDIANAPOLIS, CINCINNATI AND LAFAYETTE.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 17.-rhomas A. Morris
and Melville ingalls,, receivers of the Indianapo-
lis, Cincinnati and Lafayette railroad, filed a
petition yesterday,in the Hamilton court of com
mon pleas, against Henry c. Lord, to recover
S25O,OO0 in bonds and money, belonging to said
railroad company, which they charge him with
having converted to his own use at various
times, while president of the company.
NORTH MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 17.-Another heavy suit has
been entered in the circuit court against tine
North Missouri railroad. VIM. Hodge, of New
York, sues on several promissory notes aggre-
eating about half million dollars.
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ent eXigenCy, | have been guided by the advice
of gentlemen whose responsibility and promi-
nence elevate them above all suspicion of un-
fair or interested motives. | am endeayoriug to
act with a sincere regard to public interest, and
to insure it against possible sacrifices, and pur-
suing the authority and phraseOlogy of the
statute, hereby designate and authorize you TO
possess the power and perform all and every
duty belonging TO the office Of controller Of the
city of New York from the time of this appoint
ment to the LIST day of February, 1872"
Irene Robinson, nineteen years Of age, who
ran away from her home ut Peoria, ILL.,, two
years ago, was found in this city last night,
dressed in boys clothing. She had assumed
the name of William Frank, had worked as
teamster, laborer and canal boatman. She gave
herself up to the police, and asked TO be sent
home. She ran away because her father wanted
her TO marry against her will.
The $4,000 stolen from the North River bank
by its messenger, Richard Dooly, last week, has
been recovered
The Herald will publish letters, tomorrow,
from Mayor Hall, in which the mayorsremoyss
Controller Connolly, and appoints Gen. Nc
Clellan in his place. The latter has not Sig
nifed his acceptance holding back until the
controller acts on the mayors letter of dismissal.
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Fatal Accidents,

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Sept. 17.-Wm. II. Knapp
superintendent OF the gravity railroad from th
Forest of Dean iron mines, Orange county, N
Y, to Fort Montgomery, on the Hudson river
was instantly killed Thursday by one of tn
cars running off the track.
THROWN FROM A HORSE.
LEXINGTON, Sept. 17.-Joseph Shawhan. tb
oldest turf man in Kentucky, was thrown from
his horse last week in Lexington, and died from
his injuries Saturday, aged ninety. Shawhar
and his father were the first manufacturers Of
the whiskey known as Bourbon county.
TERRIBLE DEATH.
FREMONT, N. j., Sept. 17.-John Kelly, aget
seventeen, employed in the flint works here, fel
through a hole in the floor into the flint cracke
below. He was run into the wheels, and hi
body passed into the water below literal,
ground up.
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