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New-York tribune., 1872-01-18
POLITICAL.
LOUISIANA.

GOV. WARMOTH TO THE ORNEY-GrNEIhL-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT wAsImNGToN-BAD
EFFECT or TIE PRESIDENTS TELEGRAM
THE LATTER QUIET BUT REsOLUTE-A PLOT
AGAINST THE GOVERNOR.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUSgI
NEw-ORLEANs Jan. 17.--The following was
last night sent to the Attorney Gcnera by Gov War
moth:
NEwORLEANs Jan. 1o, 1872.
To he Hon. gro. H. WILLIAMS, AHorneyGen Wash
ingtOA, D. o. The President misapprehends the nature
OF the request Of the General Assembly II does ask
hm to decide whether the Lieutenant Governor le
gllly elected, or which Of the two bodies is the legal
House OF Representatiyes This Is a question which the
oYerpowered by the mob The question Of the Lieu
the senate and the Courts; the '',,Ss existence
of the lower branch Of the Legislature is he
tied by the members thereof There met yesterday
OF the Senate and question was raised BY any
body 10 the legay of the election Of the Lieutenant
Representatives every day since the beginning OF the
session not single member has been arrested by either
n member pretended member Of the Senate House
excluded from the building. Mr.; Carter, the expelled
gether with the other fo members wboat his nstgaon,
made AFFIDAVIT against the Governor, I1euenant(Over
several members OF the senate and members
OF the House and caused their arrest by the United states
which they were expelled by twOthrd vote of The
House after having been notified for five days return
were 50 members OF the House present nt the State
HOuse yesterday out OF 100. Ii. G. WAEMoTH
The Presidents dispatch declining the OF troops TO
drslsJ GoNcrnOr against thc uloD mas en-
boldencd the Carter to proong helr struggle. Tho
Senate had quorum. hut the effect OF the Presidents
dispatch was TO break it 0gan, and to-day spent by
the Customh0use Senators caucusing, and the State
Administration members meeting usual. The former
say they will take their seats when Gen. Longstre
moves the police and militia Cen Iongs'reet replied
that he would remove them when he could be assured
the mob element would not bring q riot. The Cow
ornOrs carrs1 stopped tonight ID six Of the mob,
who, lUdmg him not in il, allowed the driver to pass.
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POLITICAL NOIES.

The Boston Trarclier makes bold 10 say that,
well-posted Senator who has had much experience
In making Presidents and forming parties, recently eA
pressed the opinion every delegate to the next He
pnblican National Convention would favor the renomn
alton of President Grant He had carefully looked tne
fioId and could ind district where known aniOidht
man could be elected" by what right does senator o
The United States 20 shopping about pryng INTO tr pre-
Jietion. of office hOders The paragraph points rIOhgy
loward senator Wilson, but that gentleman HcOhsii'htH
haye too much faith Ia lis h0uesy aud bis Keen alpieS
New-York tribune., 1872-01-18

BARLOw-M w,iska Pa the @h mat John Baro' $40 +"
Tn funeral will take place Tursia, Jan 49, at "~ fnas
Church Sing
CARPENTBR-A Highland Falls, y. l., jan h' "iaH ", S~'
nent.r in the 6lst Of bis
Fuuers At n gbland Falls Jan. H. q II a. m
HlTCHC0CK-At Railway, n j.. Jan 10 Alexander ho'~' Ss
Funeral on Thursi.y rrsn leave oot q Cor.rdst
70 m and D. m .tuing 4:30 and j;l3 Carriages ""
in wairg at the depot
uotNEs-In Harlem wenesay lnoug Mr. L. Holmes nfs %
Daniel Holmes. aged ~ yesr. a. A. an e,.,
Funeral Thnrsday th, ah Inst at lZV m rom w" 80
One hundred and sew rn;eenthTL -
MERSHON-At Rsbway, " j. Jan 10, sosan NJ VIC " ~
Mershon the 32d year OF her age. - -. ~, ,.,.
Funeral FRIDAY, 18Th inst. At III o'clock 1'' "V wv -
residence. =.
MyTuRN-In Brooklyn Jau. TO- Thomas r. sn'n"' ss9o "
RELATIVE, and friends respectfully invited 10 attend ,hs -
the Church Of the Holy trinity corner o' :, ~ locI n M
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SAILED.

FOR LfVERPOOI---In esmship Russs Jan FL lr><<. "
Cg Hiss Ellen Hunter D. suysn. Miss Thomas Mi s. - =.
so DR. and Mrs Wilson H. Green Mr. snd Mrs Ounets $40
srt SoTmsn Nv Thomas o. j. T. Reed, b. H. Cook X snl.
wife chid nurse L. Mcdonald o. hcDol i~ ~
g.
sas r. Locks j. Cooohy, nv ana srs u
o. A. H0 Miss r. HOy Mis " kesey.
r. = ovt A. LsPlrge T. Sims Miss Joy and m'h Ph1fs
Russell Clark z sanford Dr. Styles. A. hcArhur T. s9
NJ Wilson JAS W Bell Mr. and hrs heCnlogh 5ars a. t@s
infants G. o. Provost r. A. stewart H. REM,
jay Winston. Miss winston, Mr and Mrs a .nss
M.s AnlraGe C. Holland H. d. Csbman Lamb A. henssss.
Mr., Morse L. Coleman M NJ Billings. A. " Aen II. L. 6s<gs
New-York tribune., 1872-01-18
PENNSYLVANIA.
ADJOURNMENT SETTLED LOOKING AFTER TIL
RAILROADS.

4 7 III.
RAILROADS.
HARRISBURG, Jan. 17.-BOth Houses have
passed resolutions adjourn finally on Thursday the
2sth of March The resolution requires only the sig
nature Of the Governor be carried into effect. This
will the shortest session for many years The SEN
ate adopted a resolution nstructing Pennsyv IN
Congress To vote the bill introduced by Representa-
tive Schumacher granting bounty lands 10 soldiers the
late war The general judiciary Committee of the House
have been instructed look after railroad companies
Chartered by the State, and owning or mining coal lands
,hch have made false incorrect returns Legs
lature or OF the amount Of their capt. Al
stock dividends real estate tnnHage, or gross receipts
ar have withheld taxes upon the same. IL ~ alleged that
where there has large increase OF business on the
mart of some promno roads t6er returns have shown
q marked decrease.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-18
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DRPARTsfYNr,
OFFICE OF rHH CHIEF SIGNAL OffiCkE,
WAgtnNIrnS Ian 1T ID m


WASHINGTON. Jan. Ill p. m
synopsis for the past tpsnttfour hours
The low barometer which was, Tuesday after
noon, Western New York, IL now over Massac usoss
Bay. NOrtherlv winds and snow have prevailed New
England NOrth-westery winds, with cloudy an clear
ing weather. from Virginia 10 Ohio and Now Ior
The highest is CenerPd over Kentucky Ceat
weather with light winds has prevailed in the Southern
and nlf STATES increasing e0stery winds In LotbsSR
and Texas. -
The barometer has continued 10 fall slowly non
Upper Lakes TO the Missouri Valley and nah riser Nv s
westward Fresh winds from the south ana east W,in
threatening weather now reported on Lake sieh.
gan and Superior. Brisk northwest winds ara sta.oF
ary barometer are reported from the California coast
PTObabiiifieS.
ra,nc barometer with south-westerly winds. w11
probably extend Thursday, possibly with snow very
generally eastward, the Ohio valley ana lakes:
Clear weather will prevail tonight IN New-fOrk aud
New ENGLAND. followed BY clouds and snow on Ibure
day. The highest barometer continues, WIN cie'
weather, in the south Atlantic states. -.
Falling ba arometer with easterly winds, VIII prO"dVy
prevail in Texas and Arkansas. An area OF low Dafpse
ter and possibly storm, Is apparently appsy
ing the California coast from the southwest DANGER
winds not anticipated for tonight Oh ire Guit
and Atlantic coasts except on the Bay OF FuBdy ana
coast OF Nova Scotia.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-18

consideration OF that ordinance. Tho City HAN
wns Guarded by squad Of twenty-five polikaL,
No Disturbance occurred. The Mayor sent In messsgs
resrnc 10 Monday nights riot. end announcing THAI -
had taken measures tO the rDgeaders OF the mob
brought before the Grand jury. He urged tho Board
OF Alderman 10 investigate the caso or one OF their
own nonbeTs Carney, who acod "a marshal OF tho
rioters Uo aiso adyed them to act without being IN.
fiuenced by intimidation, or on tne contrary wthcut
they oshorvise would. lie piodged himself to protscs
the Bpapd from assauts IN M future sessions and 70 e-
force al ORD rcs which the Council should pass 1ae
votes 10 the Council Indicated majory OF ohe or twe
IN iayOg " reasonably stringent 1rc OTOHA'co' So
New-York tribune., 1872-01-18
MASSACHUSETTS,

PROPOSED ABOLITION OF THE STATE POLiCL.
BosToN, Mass, Jan. I'm the Massachusetts
House of Representatives, to-day, amendments oil
ferod bill putting the tenure of Office Of the state
Police Commissioners into the hands of the Governors
One amendment was to abolish tho force altogether and
another abolish the Commissioners and put force
never be- less than 20 men, under the OF
Constable 10 DE directly responsible to tie Governor
The whole subject was postponed unul tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-18
/ lor Other Slip N.ms see Third Page.I

FOr other Ship Neps see Third Pdge
ARRIVED.
s,snsbin Wisconsin Brl. Freeman LIVERPOOL jan ane |seS
town attn With mdse aud pass 10 Williams a uuon
Bark Union, Stafori. Provi nee
schr (Bt), Port johnson Tor NJ JOhn a.
Schr IRIS, -, ST. JOhq, Il. B., Sth lumber.
COAsrwisE.
Etta Morris Virginis. send. Nirrnl
J. W. Hall, Philadelphia s.P. a. Tasker Philsiripbss
SAILED.
StnamSlip Russia liverpool Weybosset for Ns~dsqs
WISD-SunaVsu fresh n. W. clear
New-York tribune., 1872-01-18
ALEXIS BUFFALO HUNT.

CHICAGO, Jan t7.--The ducal hunting pufty
passed South Platte station, yesterday route for
Denver They were very successful IN the hnnt having
killed 2s buffalo in one day. The Grand Duke did his
full share Of work. The party Will reach Chicago abous
fhp A
New-York tribune., 1872-01-18
5uerial Notiess

Committee Of seventy.
%. Committee Franis OF the sss
coa,e 10 invest gate administration O public ahsirs IN the 80
III bureaus pablo oioes and the courts Ne
% md County the end that fraudulent conduct IN sab
fully exposed and tie remedies apples w
enety Of the public 10 e1ofp
,hs ANN touching such administration be eommanss
either In person OF ths undergnec or our 60
John Davenport George W. Lyon at the rooms Of the
W. - ~ JOSEPH BLUMBSTIAL, snh. Commits
JACKSON SCHULTZ.
New York. Jsn 8. isTs. -
RorS.in- In Fine Geld Jewelry.
WHOLESALE PRICES
E.rRngs and Bracelets Necklace. Loskes 50 Ss"s~
Kings Plain Rngs Pencils, Sleeve Buttons ana s, ""~
Thimbes, Coral Sst. NstsS cbses nsa r. sn, 4, Srx fc
prices before buying "a, aro,ar,, near
-r.,,,.ay.t Assembly District Cn,oa kepnbltcna
monihly meeting xu be held Al Lseea
iii s between Third ard YourA svs>~
Tnis (Tads,) EVENING al Oceck W. H. DB CAMP, fras
JoHs NosroS, n. J. MoRS- sscretaues
Seventh Assembly District Young Mems Repubnoon
CIub-Le.ure by Col B. r. MORGAN. ssbjec. Tee Rise -
P,osr. Of Al De Gsnnos Hail. Foareesthst and Fh.
ave THURSDAY EVENING. Jan 49, 1874 ats Ad@ssos ns.
Geld Watche-.-MholesaIe Pr,ces'
Boys' silver Watches saffanted VI
GRO. q. ALLEN. s4l Broadway nesr fcarsen'ss>
benjamin Franklin said, "a penny saved ~
pence oaTned.v-Deponi your war none, n spe 49,,
ERIT SAVINGS BANK, 100 kssaa st. rear Fissnh ss.
Renne's Pam Inins Magic Oi .sosa 20 se9 ~ -
~ asg Va .uGlea askoe4s. "a ssaespt eeSS"s~
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ptpP ~ vICKsRuRG MISS.

VICKsBURG, Jan. IA fire broke out In
Iloyds butchor-hOuse Levec-st. between Ciay ana
hv Tward.'s hook store and schafer's gun-sboP and
damaging several adjoining buildings. Loss about sooco
.tl.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-18

OPPOSITION TO THE CHICAGO FIRE LAWS.
CuCAGo. Jan. fan extra meeting OF the
Common Council was bold this evening the regular
meeting OF Monday evening having boen broken up oy
mop Of anti areOrd!lauee people. irOw tho NQTEa Di
New-York tribune., 1872-01-18
CONDITION OF THE NATIONAL BANKS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. f7.-fhc abstr;rct of re-
ports made to the Controller OF Currency showing tho
condition Of National Banks n the Uhed states AZ tbs
close Of business The 10Th Of last month, cOnt1n the
following Items;
Resources 40 Ds ~ bnks..... Sile3tB
L. \ bonds. A5,il%l specie.
Dge from banks anj lrgI teHder notes.. sir1,7s
Checks and other cash este. e'.............'.- kns
90.
Iioase... ........', itssBHq
TARfifriFs
Caua...... sig75 I7Iriila' deposits. Sset 40 u
41 f Az e. y depoG's..... LOW
Bank Ou;s'andg 3i9J'5.Fh Due 70
Cppaid dividends. l.f,3gT
Aggregates, st,7ll6GG.iSl Number or BANKS, liza
The above statement Is exclusive Of one bank each m
Oregon California IiahO. and Montana, from which u"
reports were received.
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~ DIoyRsS NTrH-Op Weipesjay JsD II, Il h- ~ 20
William oeabdry iDtft b'o ~"
m kIirlheb NJ daughter cf the late Jerenlh I'D a.
N,CK-JANRS-In Morris tas, Monday jan 49, S'S oT ss"
aarh Henry a. Mack 10 Aary T. JAMS
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y. sinr.r MsnnfncturIng Compnny,, sew.as Na

-" chine, sold % elsy ternis'>>
Principal Office u Jnou-losrr
a. lqc HoUerv 30 Ihrl.aye. No. ~ Avenue - no ~
M 2a4 Tlr.sye: 36 FnlioB-s' Br.psfs' 40 ~
wptcornrr Cy: No SOl " lhnstn' h"o'A' no 70
Grand st., wIlhsmsburgh.
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Court- Colds. nnd sore Throst. yield ~ i"HsseSs
ANnnV SR LININRNT. used intoraAY.
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M4RRIEU.

,vc.. Turkish Baths LetngiOnsve cor. e't sansars
- r ,ui ~ M i,de, dsy ,Ii evening Ad'angs' ene'"@~
New-York tribune., 1872-01-18

yicke.. Eclectic Oil tbe SAFES, md best mad s ,cssr
| kerosene lamps IT,
New-York tribune., 1872-01-18
y1SsENGERS ARRTVED.
LATEST SNIP NEWS.

FROM LyERPOOL-In steamship Wisconsin. Jan INV hs
uT Looms Mr. OaSforI Capt Dyer.
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square Thea'er last evening. and S~terwsrd attended
pah ~ POst ROLLS, No. B. at No 25 ISinncey-st. baU
was also gwen under the auspices OF PCSS sumner No e.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-18

An Notice, o. Marriages must b, 'ndors" wan es'S
name Gad 0dhess
New-York tribune., 1872-01-18
TIE cUS7OMHoUsE INVESTIGATION

iFor hbrning Sassion, S.e Soonf PagSl
EVENING SESSION-TESTIMoNY OF G.. G. FIAECK-
LYN.
The Senate Committee resumed it's session
atSp M, in the vacant store the Fifth Avenue Hotel
which had been occupied in the morning, and Which,
during tho absence OF the Senators IN the atOOn
carpetcd and made comfortable. An the sonseors
present, and the Cusomhousc advisers DOGGY" Bliss
aud ex-SurveYOr Wakeman. sat conveniently near tho
Administration Senator and persisted IN prOqnng him
continually.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-10
TIE INSURANCE MIDDLE.

To he EdftOr Of The TrfGuae.
SIR Editors are busy people, and eXcusable
that perhaps for not understanding what after
all almost any fellow who takes time TO it easily
derstand namely. the present life insurance rumpus.
plain that the complantsagainst the proposed
action Of the Mutual Life do not from its policy
holders, from the officers Of other life companies
Eighteen life companies have, in fact publicly protested
against the proposed course Of the Mutual. An
examination Of the management of these
companies, as shown IN the official re-
port OF the Massachusetts, Commissioner Of In
surance-to whom all companies doing business in that
state must make reports Of their reonditionshows clearly
that the Mutual Life because has conducted its busp
ness more economically, because has carefully
selected is ive and because ITS "unreaed assets" its
uncOectcd funds, are much less safely insure for
less.
T3is Massachusetts, report proves the vital fact that
the Mutual Lfe by of its careful and
Omical mana cement (which makes its expense but
against SO51 the average Of the 1s complaining
eOmpaUiesl, actually do business ct the proposed
lower rate, and yet return 10 its pOlehOLders
large drideRdS the GVerage OF these eighteen
paaies.
That is not pleasant for the managers Of these Com
panies perhaps Sut it is useful to the public 1t is
not difficult for you to why the managers of these
eighteen companies annoyed and why they protest
But instead of attacking the Mutual Life. would it
not be wiser and businesske for them to initiate
its economy. in taking risks and its rigorous
collection OF outstanding accOunts3 II they had done
this in the past, they would not be wasting the
money Of their policy holders in long columns Of
paper attack on the Mutual Life.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-10
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Barrett issued, yesterday, an order to
show cause why the bail the order OF arrest against
Jay Could at the suit OF the Erie Railway Company,
should essened and such other relief granted US
the Court should see fit.
A writ Of habeas corpus was issued yester-
day. by Judge Barrett for the production in court Of
Mary Price deaf mute and the infant and daughter OF
Constance B. and Walter W. Pnce The writ was
grained the application OF Mrs. Price, who has sned
her husband for divorce and who claims that lie Is not
ut 10 have the custody Of the child.
In the Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday,
counsel applied in behalf OF Michael Cure, attendant
In that court, for mandamus TO compel Controller
Green TO pay him his salary. Order granted by Judge
Barrett A writ Of mandamus was applied for against
the Controller requiring him 20 pay tue claim of Charles
A. Hawkins for 1000 for advertising the proceedings
OF the Common Council In The He York 00eal Raiicay
Neus.
Surrogate Veeder admitted TO probate during
the past week the wills OF Jacob Slater Ed. Qugley
Cornelius Hogan, r. Aud, Paul Miller, Alvah Guion,
Edward Hunt W. G.. Griffin, Amos B. LOwring, Thomas
Valentine and Mary " scOr, all OF Brooklyn. Letters
Of administration granted on the estates OF w T.
T. Baylis Maria swift, William Jensen, Annie Otto,
Henry g. Hack, James Robinson, John Hamilton. Maria
Aud, George Schneider Charles r. Hunt, Eliza Tnney,
john kieOIathi and LIIa OD0AAeH'
New-York tribune., 1872-12-10
THE Waikiki BANK INVESTIGATION.

The examination of ex-senator William NJ
Graham, charged with embczzng 100000 from the
Waikiki National Bank. MiddletOwn Orange County,
began yesterday, before Commissioner Osborn. Chas.
@. Dill represented the bank, and Chas. $. Spencer
appeared for Mr.. Graham.
A. C. schlosser testified in part: / am teller Of the
Waikiki National Bank; this (referriDg 10 document
handed TO hiIn) is what is called "bankng dummy"
it is paper representing note left with us for cOllec
ton last October by Brown and Beardsey IL Is GUS
tOmary 70 have " dummies in this manner and don't
know Of anything wrong in this,transactiOn.
Dr. David c. Winfield testified In substance am one
OF the directors of the bank suspended Nov 20
meeting Of the directors held last week "Wednesday
DR. Everett the Vice President b. W. Shaw LeaDder
crawford and other directors present sent for
Graham and told him that Mr. Madden had been told by
Mr Horton, the cashier; that he (Grdhanl was a de-
faulter 70 the extent OF $4,000 asked him II that was
true and he said that he did not want 20 answer till
Horton came back also asked him what he had done
with the bonds and money which he had drawn from
the bank in New-York the day before be said that
he had drawn 5000 900 Of which he had applied
father-naw, 10 whom he had given the bonds he said
that he had the other at his house, he then got the
81 600 ana unwlingy gave IL up when we asked him
how he got the redeem the bonds he said that
he took down drafts, and that the rest had in
the bank; aterward had private conversation with
used large amount OF the banks funds he also said
that he had paid the bank with VIM NJ Tweeds check for
$4,000 with another for $4,000 and with $500 In money!
do not know that by authority Of the directors $4,000
WAS borrowed from Mr.. Denton and about $4,000 from
the Park Bank; do know that the law requires the
cashier 10 make certified statement five times year;
the bank directors met about once year.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-10
PHASES OF CRIMINAL LAW.
SCENES IN OYER AND TERMINER-THE STOKES
KING, AND QUINN CASES.

SCENES IN OYER AND TERMINER-THE STOKES,
KING, AND QUINN CASES.
The courtroom of the Oyer and Terminer
was crowded yesterday morning expectation Of
newa of the stokes trial. Stokes, however, did not
appear in court reference made TO his case and
it be the general understanding that District
Attorney Garvn will leave the prisoner TO be dealt with
by the newly elected public prosecutor.
James @. King was arragned for the murder OF
Anthony f. 0Nei and pleaded not guilty The District
Attorney urged early trial. Mr. vanderpoel, for the
prisoner said that Of the witnesses out OF
the State and could not be reached at once, and Mr.
Beach, who ,also appeared for King urged that there
were not only witnesses to be examined out OF the State
but matters be investigated In regard to the relations
between ONel and the prisoner They could not there
FORE be ready once, part Of this proof must be
obtained by commission
Justice Ingraham said that practice had grown up
Of unnecessary delay in capital The proper adj
mnisraton Of Justice required that this practice be
checked. and no should do nothing TO encourage 1t.
they could show by affidavit any reason for commits
sion they ought to do He would allow the case to
stand the calendar for day give opportunity for
the furnishing OF such afiidavits.
motion was made 10 release on his own recognizance
Thos. Farrell, Keeper In the Backwel's Island Lunatc
nates Counsel urged that Farrell had been in prison
since sept 49, aud that the only witnesses hIm
lunatcs. The DstrictAttorney said he hoped TO
able TO produce another witness who had been evad
ing him, aud Judge Ingraham denied the motion.
tall, awkwardy built German named Frederick Ze-
sh came next 10 the bar and pleaded guilty 10 shoot
ing at Mary Spencer. Judge Ingraham, an example,
and 10 deter others from using dangerous weapons sem
fenced the prisoner to - years In State Prison with hard
labor.
The trial OF Timothy and Garrett Landers for the mur
der OF Joseph Barnett set down for tomorrow The
trial OF Catherine Mcguire, charged with killing stephen
Onaill whs set down for the same dsy An old woman
named Catherine Mcguire pleaded guilty OF attempted
mansaughter. 1t appeared that some children were
noyng her and she threw brick at them, which struck
led "A me
in the arms of little g1rl. Sentence, year In tho
Penitentiary John Sheehan aud Peter DOnnely pleaded
guilty of nn attempt burglary, and sentenced TO
"a years ia State Prison.
FaIEiGk Levy was srgued toy the uTdss VI hs wlie.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-10
LETTER FROM AN ACTUARY.


SIR: | notice an attack upon the Mutual
Life Insurance Company in Saturdays press by three OF
my distinguished professional brethren, but calculated
TO make the public believe that its action is condemned
by Actuariee in general This may be the case with
those in the employment of rival companies but l. for
one think ayOraby OF the measure as an independent
Actunry.
You may perhaps recollect that in 1859, similar at
tempt was made by the International Company to use
oreqt names in support OF bad cause, and that was
one OF the Actuares who assisted with Others In break
ing that bubble.
(see First Annual REPORT State of New-York' page
l2)
am the oldest Actuary in the United States, having
acted professionally London and elsewhere since 1876
and having been Actuary OF Of the New-fork COM
panes from 1851 70 During this experience OF over
As years. have OF the inside troubles OF SICK
companies than perhaps any ese and have proies-
sonaly studied the causes which have led them into
their difficulties.
am convinced that, in the high position OF inc
Mutual Life reduction Of rates would, in their parteu-
lar case be generally beneficial. Respectfully yours
n. g. DE GRooT, Consulting Actuary'
No. "a Beaver-st New-York
| Netp- York No "a BeareT-st.. Dec. Q, 1872.
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