, 1872-12-10
NEW YORK,


E@oobang a ChEEch-Tsle 1raternation-
al1sts-EIae Eric Suits-S1vorn into
ssfiIce - Murderer Sentenced The
Eki1g and Stokes Murder Trials-Run
on a Hanlx-Fhc Struck 911ry-Re.
snoval Of q Portrait.
Special Despatch to yhe Chicago Tribune
NEW YonK, Dec. Notwithstanding it's Or
deal BY fire last night, the Evening Express ap-
peared to-day, looking much the same as usual.
Facilities we're extended by nearly ali it's cotem-
porarles. The rare and valuable library of
Messrs. James and Erast;1s Brooks was not &C.
r1ously injured, and The bound files Of the E1-
press, dating from its origin, in 1886, were sayed.
Inc presses and printing material we're partially
destroyed ALI the losses Of the Express and
other parties In the same building are fully in
sured. The Express recently purchased prem
1ses on Park Row, four doors above it's present
site, ind had contracted to have its new Office
there completed by next May.
The run On the Mutual Bank, corner OF Broad
way and Eighth street, which began on Satur-
day, continued to-day. OF its deposits, amount
ing to Sl20, 900, about one-half has been With
drawn The bank is beloved to be solvent, but
has never done much business, nor been consid-
cred strong. A run occurred on it a year ago,
which was met satisfactorily. The run has
created no excitement outside Of the depository
interest.
ITO the Associated Press.1
New YORK, Dec. 9.-Alinister Washburne ar
rived here to-day, en- route to Maine, to visit his
Two sons of the sexton of Dr.. Talmage's
church we're arrested yesterday, charged with
robbing the money boxes to the extent Of $500.
Tie pilfering has been carried on for three
months.
At o meeting of the 1nternationalists, last
night, it was announced that q mass meeting
for the benefit Of the widows and orphans Of
the gnillotined Communists will be held
in the Cooper institute the 14th in
stant. A letter was received, alleged to be
from Wendell Phillips, in which he said
respect Of the civilized world, and that the bar
barities practised on the Communists we're dis
grace and shame to humanity. It Was also an
nounced that efforts will be made to release
striker.
Judge Barrett, Of the Supreme Court, to-day
issued an order to show Cause why bail, in the
suit Of the Erie Railway Company against Jay
relief granted as the Court may see fit. Attor-
ney General Barlow and e17Judge Van Colt
agreed, to-day, to a. postponement to Monday
next Of the argument upon the order issued
citing the Board Of Supervisors Of Kings County
to show cause why a nlandanus should not be
issued compelling them to levy and collect the
deficiency Of three and one-ha1f millions Of State
tax in Kings County.
The Common Council have determined to
protfer the hospitality of the city to Henry N.
Stanley.
Hooper G. Van Worst and Josiah Sutherland
Tere sWorn into Office to-day, the former as
Justice Of the Superior Court, and the latter City
Judge.
In tho Oyer and Terminer Court, this after
noon, Arthur Quin q years Of age, WIS sen
fenced by Judge ingram to Is years in the State
Prison, with hard labor, for the murder Of Mar
tin Stamford, in August last.
The Stokes case YVES not taken up to-day In
the Oyer md Terminer, as expected.
King, the murderer Of O'Ncil, pleaded not
guilty in the above Court to-day. His counsel
requested him to take evidence BY commission,
and the case will probably 60 on the calendar,
The examination of President Graham, on the
charge Of embezzling the funds Of the Waikiki
Bank, commenced to-day. One Of the Directors
testified that Graham admitted using large
amounts belonging 10 the bank for private pur-
poses, but had paid the bank check drawn by
William II. Tweed for s25,000, another check
for 10000 and $500 in money, these pay
ments being made to reimburse the bank tor it's |
losses. Adjourned to Monday.
me run on the Mutual Bank commenced on
Saturday, WIS continued this morning, but Was
apparently over by the afternoon. During the
run $65, 900 were paid to depositore, $12 GOO Of
which we're returned. The deposits in the bank |
on Saturday morning amounted to 9153, 900. |
officers Bay its assets are good and avai1able. |
NO outside assistance has been received but |
money will be borrowed on securities il neces- |
eary, to satisfy tho demands of depositors. The
run vas caused by the Chatham National Bank |
refusing to continue as clearing house agent Of /
the Mutual Bank for the reason, misunderstood I
BY the deposito1s, that the account did not prove
James n. 11acGregor, Superintendent of /
Buildings, in letter. to Comptroller Green, I
states Sl25, 600 is absolutely necessary for the /
proper discharge of the business Of his depart I
ment, for the ensuing year, and asks for an ap- i
preparation to that amount SO that if calamity
similar to that which befel Chicago and Boston
should visit this city, he will have the conscious |.
ness Of knowing it was not caused by false econ
omy or ineticiency.
The following struck jury was empanelled to-
lay, in the Jumel will case, and the case was
opened for the p1aintiff: John A. Restine, John
Abendroth, Charles Lanier, E. S. Jafrray, Henry
Bowers, John Romer, Abraham Bogardus. Joseph
Z. Stone, David i. Snydam, Charles Il. Fellows, Il
Charles II. Mount, and James Dodd. The trial Il
8 expected to last fully month. +
The Supervisors, to-day, ordered the removal
rom their room of the immense portrait Of
William n. Tweed.
MYSTERIOUS.