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The New York herald., 1872-12-05
A DISTINGUISHED COMPANY.
Adlksssss BY William N. Evarts. Mr..
= WaShburne and MI. CoWdin.
GRANT DECLINES TO ATTEND.
Music, Flowers and Oratory a.
!. Aids to Friendship.

AmagDincent complimentary reception Wa ten
asred last evening By the Union League Club 70
Mr. r. B. Washburne, Minister Of the United
States to the Republic Of France. The enter
tailment took place In tho theatre Of
he, club house, and was in every respect
. snccess. 1t was expected that President
Grant and Senator Henry Wilson would be present.
buttn this the company were disappointed. It ID
SAID that upon being urged TO be present the Pres
dent said, In eject, that he had come 70 New York
70 attend the funeral Of Mr. Greeley and not to at
tend reception This taken In connection with the
Presidents declination to be present at Secretary
F1sh's reception in Warrington on the evening Of
Ar10reeleys DEATH has served to mako hundreds
q friends for him, and doubtless is the harbnger
Of es acrimony in all futsre political campaigns.
The theatre was neatly and appropriately
decorated, the devices and ornaments
being entirely Of noral character. The
stage was wholly concealed by an artistic
and elaborate terrace work OF living mowers, en-
bracing many exquisite exotics. Behind this was
masked an orchestra Of selected musicians ana the
enect Of this music penetrating as 1t did, this veil
Of beauty and perfume, pleasing in the extreme.
At intervals on the walls were the following
notices and sentiments neatly entwined with
n0wers:-
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NAVAL ORDERS
WASHINGTON, Dec.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4, 1872.
Lieutenant George E. Ide is ordered TO the re-
ceiving ship Vermont Commander ID. l. Brane
has been detached from duty as member OF the
Board Of Inspectors and placed on waiting orders.
Lieutenant Commander b. r. Lamberton has been
detached from the California and ordered 70 pro-
ceed home and await orders. Lieutenant Com
mander Yates Sterling has been detached from the
receiving ship Independence and ordered TO the
California.
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RAID ON GAMBLERS IN PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 4. 1879.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 4, 1872.
The police made raid tonight upon the gam
bling establishment at No. 10 South Ninth street,
and captured thirteen men AMI all the parapher-
MALTA on the premises used in gambling. The
dealer fred at policeman and escaped with the
dealing box and cloth.
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and ashes; and finally ne witnessed the noble
French people rising in their majesty and might,
speedily adjusting their gigantic national debt and
entering on new and glorious career ~ freemen
under the banner OF the Republic. Mr.. Chairman,
WIN detafn you no longer, but win close BY saying
rine battalion which had behaved with rare gal
lantry In Q hard-fought field In Mcxic0 "Y0u have
been baptized In IRE and come 0nt steeLn
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OBITUARY.
De aths OF Americans

Deaths OF Americans In China.
The shanghae tChlna) Courier OF October 10 pub
fishes the following death notices.
At Hong Kong, on the 27th December, Walter
Emmett or New York, aged twenty i've years
ON the 30th September, at she Shanghae General
Hospital, Robert Macrae, . native OF New fork,
aged thirty nine years.
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cluded, Mr.. Benedict offered the folowing:-
Resolved That with grateful sense Of the eminent
hs unsesh humanity his dsting abilities his
s and most s and moral popular
sions Of its deepest sympathy.
Resolved, That token OF respect his memory the
Senate do now In the progress OF his obseqnies adjourn
Resolved That copy of these resolutions be sent to the
family OF the deceased by the Clerk
Mr.. Murphy seconded the resolution. He said he
could not, In justice to his feelings allow the Oc
casion 70 pass without making q lew remarks. No
man mas left greater mark on the policy OF the
government OF his country than Horace Greeley.
His ideas were those which founded that great
party which is now, and Is to be for four years to
sea snd sesed policy Of the part
He warred long and strenuously for It's interests,
and was at all times devoted TO advancing its well
ions whom he had Iabosed foi'uds tor in q many %
ways and 10 the confidence Of the
political party with which he was allied. Alive at
quences which would follow unless new measures
were taken. he was foremost and ahead OF his
party IN advocating them, and thus he succeeded
great party which was not successful in the late
election. They made him their candidate not be-
cause they were IN sympathy with MIN n all Ibis Ms
he had taken. His memory win be held dear by
all OF rs; and where viii we md his equsls
sa .t % ns1 ss
OF the same Congress, and Of the late Convention
called 10 revise the Constitution. He could bear
zeal In prosecuting the views which commended
themselves TO has Judgment. Differing IRON him In
some regards, be knew him to be faithful ana
OF ofimpresslng his views on others, and sometimes
did 50 wlt6 = dogmatism that seemed like un-
cnaritabeness, and which rendered u aifhcnlt for
ssoss whom se % han VIGOROUSLY opposed 70 support
IN ecnelssson. NJ. HurpAy expressed the hope
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THE LOUISIANA KELLOGG e-wARMoTH WAR.
New ORLEANS,


In the Federal Court to-day the argument in the
Kellogg warmoth case was concluded and coun-
sells briefs ordered. The judgment will be rem
dered on Friday, to which time the Court ad-
journed out respect to the memory Of Horace
Greeley.
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In British India.

occurrence OF the following death IN the British
possessions:-
Lieutenant y. r. Woodward, OF Her Najesty's
Forty-ninth regiment, has, october II, died of
hydTOphObia o. MhOw.
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ESCAPED COEvICTS.
Pou0HKEEPsIE, N. Y, Dec.

PoUoHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Dec. 4, 1872.
Two convicts, named John Rieley and Robert
Hopgood, escaped from Sing Sing Prison to-day,
and up TO the latest account had not been cap
tured.
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recognizing the broader claims OF humanity and
International courtesy. This frank Justice done
our conntrymen by the representative men OF Eng
land was as honorable to them as 1t was compli-
mentary to him-a spontaneous tribute elicitea by
high desert. You remember that Sir Henry WOtton's
definition Of an ambassador was, IAN honest man
sent to lie abroad for the commonwealth But
no ssrves % np M
ness, simple integrity-these are the requisites OF
an American representative, and these are pre-em-
inenIly the characteristics of our honored guest.
His clear good sense, his instructive sagacity his
noble frankness, his steady courage and be-
nevolent sentiment have won Tor him q
reputation which no merely cunning and
unscrupulous diplomstist ever attained. National
liberality combined with private opulence may
throw dazzling halo around an embassy; but, OF
ters clustered about the throne OF Louis XVI. at
Versailles, who, let me ask, made such profound
impression as Benjamin Franklin in his plain
citizens dress
The rank is but the guinea's stamp,
The mans the gowd for a. that
Even in ordinary times the post OF foreign Minis.
ter is no sinecure. To guard the interests OF his
own country and countrymen while rendering him.
self acceptable to the government to which he Is
accredited study the complex social problems OF
the day, to scan the moral and political phenOmen
presented to his view to eel the pulse OF the body
polite, to report his observations to his govern
ment wherever they have the remotest bearing on
It's interests, is task enough for any man. But
let war, revolution, siege. battle, rebellion,
with the attendant horrors OF famine, pest-
lence and confagration Somplicate the situation,
pacity to perform Ministerial functions with sue
cess. Such Is the test by which Mr. Washburne
has been tried. 1t was his lot while occupying o
commanding and laborious position to witness
within few snort months such q series Of hst0ri-
cal events as are generally distributed over many
years. He saw the most renowned military Power
OF Europe crushed In o months campaign; the
proudest throne in Europe shattered IN an hour
rassan guns s,n all rsrs
gents; rebel incendiaries reducing the stateliest
edlnCcs Of the most beautiful Of capitals 70 suss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23
MOVEMENTS OF THE BIsCHOFFSiIblSl
PARTY

The runlor in The Times Of Wednesday, to
the effect that the Bschonshcim and MaciIenry party
has made an arrangement VITA Jay Gould ana AS party
by which the latter arc retire from the infringement
OF the Erie Road, On condition Of The wllh"r'"n Vi
cyituq proceedings Is not considered tiuotW"ry 10y
ne opp, cus Of the Erie Ring. 81 TIE hr2nDlng Oh WV
rnycuieut the E.>plUEahrlu and M1JirnrF p1T'y WE
drrous OF an arrangement with MT. Could ~ NhIvn He
suld he retained ID Office, AID the former aH"iu opt IN
tc cOutlnl oi the Erie Road for thc purpose Oh aini,st
uftiri0 n with the Atlantic und Grcal Nr-lelh' nut
Notwithstanding Mr. Mdcnenrys persistent eA%it>'
i,rn,rl, tue British Press to dI1crcdit thc LpiO gro
tnciiC Committee, and the American L,c Stt'"u"H,
C,,nn,iftce in tGi- city. ls movement vas GoiGF
received The figures showing tie uhih'lH po
slim Of the A. and G: VI. were 100 coz
V,cI,r md tie history OF the issue and negotiation
nj lie new bonds Of that road was not sGlclchtJ 1'u
Inc 10 induce confidence in movement under Such fh
crsbip Tie LONDON Protection Committee TOOK 10
notice Of Inc viiupclaton, and tho American Conit'c
-rrplcsen;iug Something Ike $0WVU1 OF Siu'h-
ras-r T. solutions Indicative of dtstru5t There men
manned 10 course open Tor tho MacHenry phuy D.t o
abandon their ORIGINAL programme and rtpuditle
connection with l.r Gould. II IL not helt'cd h 10"
pariy Will for the present. ut least, venture on renewing
HAT connection. s. FAR the legal plocceClS' ~.
concerned hi rarity has NOT the control OF tHe' alu
rnnuuf c.se t!rIr withdrawal. A. 10 tho DIS hrIolt
me LEGISLATURE In the promotion 81 wien me 'd'i .uy
Marty Is cnjperaiin. with the LOH"Ol li'tt 'i 1V''
iui,fce ana the American Committee, II ~ h't it"''c
MAT lie ,i.auyo.ticlIt OF its original plans WI 'Hc
The party 20 bt guilty OF any such breach OF confidence
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POLICE NOTE9.

Tue body 0f an unknown man. age 40 was found,
yelsy on tho foot Of 0ue'huEire aGi iolythids, n r.
An unknown man, apparently q sailor, fell from
Pier No the North River Yesterday s1d, striking upon
received several scalp SOaudS.
George Golden, stevedore late of No. 10 Pikest.,
died Yesterday in Bellevue Hospital ron injuries received BY falling
INTO Do, hold Of a ship lying at pier Ne 50. e. K,
John Patrilla of No. 81 Mulberry-st. quarreled at
hi house Yesterday with Michael Rosa aud stabbed The abdomen
With dirk receiving wound Rosa locked
Prarkinst Police Station.
VIM. PETERS of No. 90 Broome-st. quaTeled early
yer,a, with Michael Doyle OF No 4G Ccrry- Grand sud Mon.
and stabbed him In the csnsng The
sssalsut committed, y.,terisy by Justice Shsndey
The dwelling 70. Al South Washington-square,
Owned BY joseph Donaldson damaged $50 By early yesterday.
Charles lbers furniture damaged the fIst
floor Of the tenement No 62 Secondsye damaged 800 by Gre
John Walker was arrested. on Wednesday evening,
for being drunk dsoery the committed 0r 10
das Yesterday by justice DOwhrg al tie Gomb While being
Jn Court the prison lie suddenly broke
Oh aud dashed out Of ne rear entrance The oner pursued bw and
c- Ell him bat he continued his Centrp Tine
oref hsu fired n h ball entering the sgteA gon udicng
wonHd. Walker wss 6ckod NJ 10 the Tonbs
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THE LAW CONCERNING THE SERVICE OF SUB
PENAS

In. the case of Thomas Hyslop, assignee in
bankruptcy of Ely Hoppock, agt Ely Hoppock and
Others bill filed in the United States District Court
set aside certain conSeyances of real fraudu
against the creditors of Hoppock The usual sub
pens issued, but not served the defendant and
his wife account OF their continued absence from the
Jurisdiction Of the Court II Is alleged that they have
left the State for the purpose OF avoiding service Of
process and that they In receipt Of the the
property sought TO he affected by the bill through their
their agent On these alleged facts the paint
asked that an order be served by publication drecting
the defendants 10 appear and answer that ike order
DO served upon their and that, on proof of such
service, appearance be entered for the efendant
In decision yesterday denying the prayer Of the
bill Judge BatchfOrd says:
The ground which this application made service OF
th subpoena cannot be maie by ordinary ma be had
extraordinary meals such service al the last place abode
other person and that BY stus England such service on
sreo.i'e Of wits allowed regard this whole subject
service Of the subpens concerned regulated by Congress aud
act Of sept g. l19y u o. g. Stat Large 79 TIE .niaus
Inhabitants Of the United States th4 BE- Ain, them
original other district
Inhabitants In which they shall he found tho
ofhe II they inhabitants Of the Intel
Of this din are found IT, the subpoena BY - Equity
served 90 them personally the husband personally for
., leaving copy at their dv-a .iL ee person
tsn end not iJund kIo~ Of couerng on bs
Count the power " obtaining jurisdiction their
Of pross made other sSe than In accordance with H.
~ the orders applied In the absence
sis' rels having The lsses Of Nsns sOnrDs such power
nus, viass Ne s1Dleskes.
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Notices of Banhrupttp.
nISTRLCT COURT of the UNITED STATE

INSTRUCT COURT of the UNITED STATES
for the EASrE " DIS Riot Of PENNSl LyANA-ls BLsE
EUFrcy-In the Of SOLOMON We'll BaBknptE'',en De
tct Of Pennsyvania WARRANT blnsnpeg has bees sne
by agans the Estae " SOLOMON VEIL Of ne CY OF
Reading County Berks and SAT- Of PENNSYLVANIA s.f o.
rc who has been duly aud bankrupt puhoa Of BIZ Cf
the Of debts aud the deliver any Pv
belonging said Bankrupt him ar' he trAnef s
pfopePty by i'm are FORBIDDEN meeting tue Cnion ,A
Bankrupt prove er debts choose me sgs9
Estate will he held Court - Is nkrpcy 20 be- hoel bsl
said District the ls day harch d. hI az geft
D. II the Oce Of MALIZBGRGER No 10 Nora SnhtI gss
"A MALTZBRRGE of the Reg 10 halkfagt o. AN
District JAMES n HI RMS. u = Marshal nf sac pteet
IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
STATES for the EASTERN District or PiNNSfLYAS6aS
In the matter ofJAMFs c. PEABODY al WILLIAM NhsIO,
trading PEABODY WESTON To the end tor' o. SO rs9I ,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that GENERAL MbbIlN1d ~
CREDITORS OF said tsnknps will he hell At PHILADELPHIA
District the 5h day Of March, A. D. 1872 % II oescs
the Office Of EDWlHT CHASE, No 65 Walnut s enoth,h
listers Of sai Court for the pupo named IN The h an1 Ie9
Congress entitled An Act 20 establish unlors yI~
bankruptcy throuy tie United states approved ha 9
HUGH MCLEAN Asashesi
No. % South SiHhst, PllsdephI,h
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INGEksOLLs WALLET. PARTNERS

-, inouon was argued, yesterday, before
Vo barnard In the Supreme Court Chambers in q
oI u Jams n ingersO and another against Eugene
a. noa'h asa Others for the appointment Of receiver
Last August Ingersou Austin. and Uea,h ,or,oa, .
p"rnetthp Tor three years. tho two former bepo
spe.%i anu .e latter general partner Inqersoil n'
,sst $50 ana Austin 10000 The plaintiffs aege
~ vi. ,i tmsrepreseRed TO them tho .,nr1t
De SsG sS could and that he T"Sad
other matters The defendant ~ check and in
SnS 1eoSs sh afnsng the asans &
special partners. He says that witGiioh 0" liz
and ust, Wv rUpnaI , OF the pGrtnership n
,,s inds 70 Connecticut furniture c1rplmy' ~ o
LtersIi, wac tieSldsht ahd Austin Vice Psd ~. ~
Nsnoisl Manager. This Company went iutn ,url hu
IN November Last mainly through inability t1
loan Mr. Heath explains his indOrsing no,o - 'hIs
partnership drawn By an authorized member OF rho fr
az having been necessary TO give 10 currency and az h
ps ooeh unsorstOod ny hs psrners Tho other aieg,d
noIsuols 81 the partnership articles he denics Er
ehln Iufther alleges that this and other procee dipss
J1shA. ~
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HOME NEWS.
ruupvourTRa YESTERDAY At HUDNUrs NO. fs BROAD
WAY .,,,
o.n FSon' 2O5
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
81. Nicholas HOteL-The Hon l. W. AIyo I1o VI
svrncuse Mayor Wells or Chicago Gen, A. L.. I t13
man Of Sorih Carolina Gen. II. T.. valentine OF Mart
s"d and can't T. b. Ward Of Detroit. - run Aren'te
~, EvG,nv Ogleeby OF Illinois, the Hon. Nilnan
Williams NJ c. and Rodney DaI IiS6s q s sSo
20 arac,,se and r IT. Garfield OF Vermont - BTe-
soori HoHseLCayton MeMchaeI Of Phad e.'sE
Metropolitan H0teiJudgG A. ~ borne OF ~; Wiiji
onJ rho Kew DR.. Goodale of Amsterdam, n Z - =,
Holman HouseThe Hon. Alexander Mltche, r. ~; t "
n scoyei of New-Jcrsey and t..Commandrr Bowl
son q g Navy. So JQaes Hotet-Gen "; J." muI "
r. vnods OF Providence, ana Edward W. kiIsley, %
Iio.tOn - Lccren House &C. T. Patterson OF 'he O''
Coast survey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23

,.,,,o Among the stockb elders Is that oS gao do
general feeling would De preferable to suoh ~
mestic leeches. , nh, q 10 obtained control 0rthe
roan @ building owned by the Company ond at the
ahamhcrst 10 the Opera House OF III the dircc-
torI nav for their offices this building dne SSxg%nded
Of $4,000 per year ann Of The Companyq money IN
ttnc them up their present Gorgeous mes "nantess
Lii Tho old building has remained hlo-I uton
"YInnt NV the Boston Express Company, IN % am
a., yhnich Inv Gould and the late James FhhJI "''
mo leI 10 have been Interested
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LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

President F. A. P. Barnard will read paper
before the Polytechnic branch OF the American Institute
this evening, On the " steam Engine
The February reception of the Public School
TeachcIs Association will be held at D. IN. next Mon
day. u the Cooper Institute Ihe programme includes
musical and literary exercises.
Dr. Lambert will lecture this evening, in the
Academy of Music. upon Life, Vitality and longevity,
explaining in what life consists, its varieties and What
their causes, and Why the lifetime of different per
SOILS lie naturally peculiar IN each case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23

ART MATTERS.-Mr ". II. STEWARDS
~ COLLIE ZION OF PAlNrlSGS.-&essn NJ kNORDLkk X
Cos COLLECTION or PAINTINGS
Impossible in newspaper criticism do full justice the Cole
Ous Of Paintings that from time TO time placed before public
In this Broadway Gallery" NevYork Herald 2lst February
Altogether the Interesting probably valuable Col
lection OF Paintings exhibited this Winter Mail 2cd February.
a remarkably choice Collection Paintings" New Tines
18th February.
- Collection Of Painting which embraces Of the finest
pes " Modern Art which have been exhibited this city dufog the
present season." Evening Post 2oh February.
THESE 81 PEhB PAINTINGS
exhibition free daily She LEAyITT ART ROOMS
9s m. to and 10 10 and will Be cold by auction
February % and 49,
IS- OPEN FEBRUARY %. DAi AID EVENING
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fe1al Notices.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, CHARlES,
- Ton COUNTY.-COURf OF COMMON PLBAs-hILLla,s,
GURNEY PlainuG ag JOHN WNGar Dyfendsni-CoP sanAo'
fof money demaHdro JOHN Wight, asent'n' 70 s' ,
You hereby summo.eI AMI required answer TIE
action, which Bed the Once Of the teA of the Ios y $3.50.
Pleas and
hers at their ONCE Al Boadstrrt tsrestoB c. Si1l Iss
DAYS after the service VI this you, exc e% ~
service.
II fail his complaint within the tine aioro ~,
tin viii take Judgment yinst You the U two hpa % ~
wi,h tie Of per cent pe ~, ~
fourth DAY Of Jsnnsry thousand eight hundred sad
lsyaLI A C. RICHMOND, G. r
y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23

The best place in New-York to buy reliable
Watches Fu Diamonds rich fashionable Janelry. and Storrg
Wedding Presents MSQUREs. 81 Fusa Diamonds r,s...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23
Sales bp Aucllon

DY JOHN II. DRAPER g. Co., AUCr0NEERs.
IE The DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA WETE.S RAILROAD Cos'
$4,000 Coal Al lrbL AucIoi
WEDNESDAY,, FgB. -, Il O'CLOCK SooS, At 70 hHcsss'
PLACE SAMUEL
A. MEEwiS, AuetoneeE
by BANGS, MERWlN Il Co., broadway, cor.
~ 4hsSsles OF Books Works Of Co Funig, =
FRIDAY. Feb. -, st p. M sale OF MISCEL LANkOUs Ms
BOOKS-Amercan and Eng sh-comprIng Poplar PubHesrA
illustrated Works, Juvenile Sc.
EEO. A. LEAVITT & Co. date Leayit,
~ Strebegh Col Clinton Han AsoFpscs. For the SAs
AUCTos Of Libraries COLLECTIONS Of B0Ozs PAsTrSss an
kinds Of LTTkBARI PROPEKTI
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crr,11NG TWENTY MILLIONS.

When Gould and Fisk went into the direction
OF the Erie Railway, In 1861 o,o
The whole amount OF stock i t5@
Tic funded debt was...............-'.--- @<i'@''-
Total stock and funded dcbt... Ni,"il'iS'
Since that tine the managers have Increased inc
and debt 10 the following figures:
F'oc ''''''''''' IC.9gs.Gg0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23
VIrDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

MOTT HAVEN Michael Finnegan fell yes
tcrday from the front platform OF car no % OF the
c,rd-ave line at Eighty -frst-st, New-fOrk, ana hau
NOT, lc - fractured.
NgwpyRGH-Tho trial o. W. 6 Hammer and his son
the Pcy Charles o. II amer, accused OF Insulting Tue
Erv Ir J. r. Waley, D.. d., will take place on FeD
% NotW tnstaudng the strong opposition on le par'
f bn Fre railway Company 10 the opening or western
ava 10 inc river on tho ground that the highway crossed
The de rot tracks several hundred feet the common
Connc have UruerGd the Improvement Dy 'oVe %
sc TO ono.
NORTH NEW Y0RK.-J0hn Finn ace 10, was arrested NJ
late hour on Wednesday nzht suspicion OF havlne
g,t liz. 10 stable containing hyc COWS belonging 10 Mrs
Callahan OF Northumberland forty -hfthst between
Boston Road ana Wiis6ye.
ZINC SING-A Young mems Republican Reform Clut
of Inc town OF O.siuiuC has been organized with the
following officers: President, Z. d. Palmer; YcePresi
dent, H. H. Hail. Secretary, q. T. Harris; Treasurer
Ju,hud q,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23
Total stock and funded debit.
Total ,ah,c T'sgs sht STOCK u"uf $50

TIM. within n period Of five years, and since Gouiu
and Fsk entered the management they have increased
e stock Of the Company eel 257oo and me innae9
daht 81 06a S8o making total incrcl5o slnot 10,
SG oo1 ESQ Tine method Of increasing the hJOck WIS
~ Eouds to the amount Of 81 10000, OF thcfrtponys
were issued which were convertible, am Woro con
vcrf,d into stock This stock sold IN inc marcel us
MIR Shrnrman STATED before the Assembly CO,blte' az
nm average M he supposed, Of about 80 cents Oh tnu
dollar v this operation they saddlcd the tohlphhg
wi II debt of e6 600 CO. and obtained some SOo0VVV
IN ca sh not one dollar OF which Ia shown To- haye sono
into rho treasury II the Company, These nSnreS MI
lbs verified by the swOrl statements OF the ohcIs W
SON tvi,I tIs gigantic robbery the stealing OF SGWtOO
of English shares sinks 0 insigLiicauc ana even Ihe
splondor OF the T.mmlpy iriuds ~ dlnmed'
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, uOOnCh
- OF CHARLEsTON.-C0ukr o. EOMNoN ., 10 JOIs
CLAUSSEN, plsnth, against JOHN Wk"hi '-mosi
WRIGHT defendant iDu h"rrhY IN ~ ~
Qurrd the complaint ~ this acton ~hl n az
OF the CLERK Pleas Tor ts 49, r,
cops Of he utscnler -.
Charleston Caroina within ~,ut! amer D IN "a
.~rn, ~, Won r.use Il the dsy o. service yoa al tiv
tb complaint within The urc 81 rd. Pee la s 49,, l
s"' B,IaT BUlSr PiAia.f' A'''''''
A. G. RICHHoSD. {. CT -, A.. A. ,umros,
To JOHN WRIGHT dfadaut The neues Bs ~. a.. -
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