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The Republican journal., 1872-09-12

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Majority for Ellis, 81
Majority for Mason, -
Majority for Withe.

VIM. H. Burrill. Isaac NJ. Boardman.
Belfast, 4A 601
The Republican journal., 1872-09-12
Vote for Governor.

Majority for Boardman. l73
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08
THE BULLS AND BEARS.

Excitement Among Wall Street Operators
The Tenth National Bank To BE Prosecuted
for Locking Up Money-Prominent Bankers
and stock Operators To BE Arrested for
Conspiracy.
Great excitement prevailed in financial circles
yesterday as 1t became nolsed abroad that prose.
cution had been begun against the Tenth Ma
tional Bank for violating the National Banking
act In Withholding from circulation certain United
States moneys II also stated that several prom
inent stock operators who had been engaged In
locking up money were 10 be arrested and prose-
cuted for conspiracy under the statutes OF the
tlonal Bank has been filed with United states Com
IN me dvsT. ns
this morning at eleven O'Clock to testify against the
bank. As the warrants for the arrest OF persons
charged with c0nsplrng TO violate the National
Banking act nave not yet been served, 10 would be
improper TO state their names at present; but those
familiar with Wall street can easily guess who are
the proDaDle Offenders. The following Is copy OF
the complaint
sosahern District Of Neto York-A. II. Purdy being duly
sworn says information and belief at the Southern
1874 large number OF checks for the OF money
to to-. wit for the payment of four millions Of dor
Tenth National Bsnk OF the city Of New York, and
national banking association did withhold from certain
large amount Of United States notes and national bank
ton OF the act Of Congress OF the United states approved
February 10, 1863.
Court that the books and accounts and the officers and
directors Of said National Banking Associate
anined by this Court and said bank committed to await the
action Of the Grand Jury of the said United States for the
Southern District Of New York. A. II. PURDY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES MIsroRTUNEs.

The investigation into the Insurance Department
OF the state having elected facts not at all compli.
men;ary TO some young life insurance companies,
the occasion was seized upon by weekly journal
to make very damaging charges against the Equita-
BILE Life Assurance Society OF New YORK. The d.
rectors at once appealed to Superintendent Miller
TO investigate It's AFFAIRS and the charges made; but,
pending Mr.. Miller's action. Hon. julius l.. Clarke,
the Massachusetts commissioner and ten we'll
known business gentlemen uninterested IN the
company, were waited on, and, alter making an x
haustive examination, they published q report as
an advertisement In all the city journals OF Salur-
day, pronouncng the charges false. The report,
which Is signed by all, concludes:-''And nnally
the Undersigned take great pleasure In bearing
their unanimous testimony to the faithful and sue
cessful management by the Trustees and Officers or
the society Of the great trust Teposed IL them.u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08
THE Waikiki VALLEY RAILROAD BRIDGE,

RoNDoUT n. Y, April I, 1872.
The crossing OF the nrst train over the waikiki
Valley Railway bridge was celebrated at Rosedale
yesterday. About five thousand people were pres.
ent, including many prominent men from various
points in the vicinity. The first train over con.
sisted OF an engine tender and seven cars. The
test was completely satisfactory, the bridge show
ing no signs oil weakness.
The bridge was begun in August. 1870, and was
completed last January II IL Quit OF iron, III I'VE
spans supported by heavy stone piers and abut-
ments, and iron columns. IL Is $50 feet high. being
Inc highest span bridge Ia the United states, and
lts total length Is gSs ieet. It cJst S225, 600.
The WAIKIKI Valley Railway Is now completed 70
that point ana the track ready the rails TO this
city. The road expected TO be finished TO THIS
place In about TWO months.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08
FRANCE.

President Theirs ExpIanations-.T The Present
Form Of Government Only Provisional
What Comes Next, and When-How the
Poor President IN PerpIexcd.
Paris, March 23,I correspondence London Tele-
graph
To-day friend OF NIUE mas had conversation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08

e u r Q F. E.
Manchester Free Trade View Of the Decline Of
American Commerce.
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The ALABAMA NOT WHOLLY THE CAUSE.
English Opinions on the Collapse Of
the Erie Ring.
TIE TICHBORNE CLAIMANTS APPEAL
o>>c~~~~><~~o~~~~>~c~>~~~
he ALABAMA NOT WHOLLY THE CAUSE.
TIE TICHBORNE CLAIMANTS APPEAL
President Theirs on the Present State of
Affairs in France.

The latest mail advices from Europe. which came
TO hand by the steamers arriving at this port yester
day morning. up TO the 2sth ult.-;wo days later
than those brought by the Donau.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08
OPENING OF BUFFALO RIVER.
BUFFALO, N. ", Ap

BUFFALO, N. ", April !, 1872
Buffalo River opened this morning. Tho Tug
Compound cut through the Ice rom Union Dry
Dock to the lighthouse and returned. No Ice Is 10
he seen this side OF Windmill Point Inc warm ram
and weather are r0ttlng the Ice fast
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08

Coroner Schirmer was Yesterday called 10 tho
Morgue to hold M inquest on the BODY OF Paul
s,haener, German, twenty one years OF age, who
died In Charity Hospital. Deceased was framer
by trade, and some three weeks ago, while at work
and struck MS head on pile OF rock and was
fatally Injured. Mr.. scnaeffer, VINO was u single
man, lived VI 227 West Thirty first street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08

omterprtee OF their manufacturers and merchants
seconding the energy Of their sniphuders, will very
soon restore TO commerce and the marine OF the
United States their old prosperity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08
NEW YORK CITY.

The friends OF the Hebrew benevolent Orphan
Society are about to celebrate the hfteth annlver-
sary OF the society," aud all the patrons desrous OF
wish. py letter Mr. SIMON II. stern, the secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08
TIE PUBLIC DEBT REDUCTION.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April Z, 1872.
The following Is a statement prepared at the
Treasury showing the progress Of reduction OF the
public debt and interest from March /, 1869 70 April
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08

Mary Mulshenogh, child two and half years or
age whose parents reside AZ No. 3 Birmingham
street, died yesterday from compression OF the
BRAIN the result OF injuries received by accidentally
falling down two OF three stone steps on Thursday
last.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08
fne Washington Trenty-Lord Grauville's
Reply to Mr.. Fish.

NeDIy 10 MT. FISH.
The London Observer OF the oath nit. ian Official
paper gives the following information with regard
to the despatch which Lord Granville forwarded
last week In reply to MIR. FIsh's last note:-"We
are informed upon reliable authority that the
despatch forwarded IRON the Foreign once IN
reply TO the American note is OF most conciliatory
length ana enters fully upon the argumentatve
aspect OF the question at issue. AT the san time
the despatch not only reiterates the prolesl con-
as 10 the inadmssbility OF the indirect claims but
states explicitly that our government is tuGDe 10
submit me question or TIE Administering or these
claims 10 The decision or the tribunal or drbi;rG-
tiOh.U
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08


conceded by all that the condition of things in Utah
exceptional In its nature As craftsmanship demands that
legislation should accord with facts instead OF making facts
subordinate to theories clear thai the rule should
vided Tor by general and the exception by exceptional eg
stion nls execution exists IN Utah. then strike Titan
res not responsible for the condition Of things Utah.
make Utah an exception would be to initiate against the
theories OF members OF Congress that all Legislation Tor the
puu hed for their obedience law premium offered
rs violation in Utah, and profession, the price with wsch
citizens, Is wrongfuliy withheld.
To provide this necessary legislation for the
Territories, III which o million and haif OF clt-
Zens would greatly rejoice, eight OF the ten repre-
senatves are unanimous IN the opinion that II the
inclusion OF Utah endangers the passage Of the bill
Titan should be excepted from It's operations TO
winch Mr. Claggett added empnaticaly ihat his own
Views were that the bill should not be made app-
cable to Utah.
THE FACTS or MORMON HOSTILITY TO THE NATION.
A member OF the House said To me to-day:-.sIf
the Mormons and their friends should come here
with constitution embodying all the PRINCIPLES OF
Chrlst's sermon on the Mount, would oppose the
admission OF the state, for" said ne, 1--WE know
that their professions would be hypOcritcal.D This
distrust without regard 10 party, seems to be the
prevailing impression mere. Now, waat are the
facts Brigham Young Is fanatic, the very en-
bodiment Of desDOt OF the Middle Ages. lie be-
lieves In q mission 10 establish a theocratlc govern
ment. lie believes that Christopher Columbus was
discover this Continent; that In course of tune
when the coonists revolted against George ILL.,
washington was raised up like Moses, to deliver
them and secure their freedom, and that Joseph
smith was second Messiah TO redeem America
and the rest OF the world with the Mormon Bible.
But Brignams lanaticism takes care or itself. he
Deneves that Heaven helps those VINO help thom-
selves, and consequently 1T Is MS right TO preside
over the United states and, II ne can help him.
sell 10 tnat position, ito subjugate all Chrstendom
70 MS VIII. tnat " his point lie believes In the
Iusuiyng the means aud he ~ determined, at any
sacrlnce, 10 carry out mis- purposes, He despises
ana hates the centres ~ ne hates Lucner but IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-23
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
CoMPANY's
FIRST MORTGAGE BoyD

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
ere being absorbed by an increasing demand ior
them.
Besides being the obligation Of wealthy corpora
ton. composed of men Of experience aud heightened
commercial integrity, they are secured by INST
mortgage on the road revenues, land grant, tran
cbise. and equipments, combined in one mortgage,
and are readily negotiable both in the markets OF
this country and Europe.
A liberal sinking fund provided in the mortgage
deed must advance the price upon the closing OF
the loan. Principal and interest payable IN GOLD
Interest at eight tSl per cent per annum, payable
semi-a annually, free of tax Principal IN thirty
wears. Denominations 81, 900, 500, and SiOO Ccu-
pons or Registered.
Price Oh and accrued interest IN currency from
August Is, 1872.
Maps, circulars, documents, and information iur-
nished.
Trustees. Farmers Loan and Trust Company OF
New-York.
The diminished quantity of these Bonds for sale,
and the increased demand absorbing them warrant
the belief they will soon be sought for az an advance
considerably above the present subscription pnce al
which they can now be had through the prneipal
Banks and Bankers throughout the country, ano-
from the undersigned, who unhesitatingy recon-
mend them.
TANNER g. Co., Bankers. No. II Waii-st'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-23

.sos time ENGAGED on me CAeaeo fonne and after ter
ss the SSr Of s sis county, 19y and
pres the only Republican pS COMMITTEES until re-
ssntT the Rev Henry Bunsten oGmsr eSST IN
tne ast haihSu az great wealth, and employing
S sas Of men at his work. Dr. Charles Jennings
tho postmaster IN this town TnISf OF onT
Sn1 .o md others one of the most influential mem
NJ, oard OF Control Is treasurer OF our Greeley
eers o. Chm and others OF its members are unde-
na the Democrats in this their stronghold snpPoro
GfeeIey "a" ~ LIBERAL.
Fosson Pen;s., Aug. H. 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-23
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
FRIDAY. ARG. %.

IT,
St. Thomas BrsH the Argentine Republic West Indies
etc by steamship America close p. Steamship
sails at .. D from Pier No. 43 r.
German Mai by this line. Steamship sails at
from Pier foot Of Ttird-st, HOboken
Mails HaTti ~ tie steamship Pentt close ~
Steamship sails at 30. m
Mail for Halifax s. closed the NewYork PoOnee every
THURSDAY O'Clock Steamship sails from Portland. Me- on
Fnday, att D.
Closed Mail only sent By the Williams Guon and
Inman Lane Steamships
postage all the West Indies except when going direct will
be the half Papers cents each which must be prepaid
SATURDAY. Acc a.
Mails Queenstown and Liverpool steamship City
Montreal close at No Supplementary Mail Steamship sails
II a m Pier No. IS n X
Europe Southampton and steamship Main,
eoe At u Supplementary Mail Pier foot Of Third
HOhoken, closed az D. m al Z
A Direct German Mail h sent bv this ine.
IAN letters deposited IN Supplementary Mail prepaid
Double POSTAGE
nss Tor fnne via Brest and Hsve steamship France,
will close al A. Steamship sails at from Pier No 50 ~
Mails for Kew West by steamship Clyde close at m
Steamship sails At 3 y. IA, from Pier No 20 T..
SUNDAY Arc rs.
All NAH close at II O'Clock The FOs0hce Is open from
q " II d II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-23
nECISIONs-Ara. %.

Supreps Court Chambers BY Judge Barrett
petition Of Jacob Bennett to have mortgage dschhg
81 OF reooem oounse) In the matter Of the application OF
ueeDe March 6eTbe affidavit Of seryioe defective The attorney
without service Barthoomew
sgL denied with $40 costs see opn9n Duncan
granted Bernstein MahAA think under
Isoe AIT Clifford that the temporary restraint not n
regular should sammsn aside Dixon Sg Dixon
be soppemDta AFFIDAVIT report confirmed and judgment
granted Jones BanneDdh E1ira allowance OF i've
Gehedt kune ct ahoton
GRANTED confirming reports Adams MeCabeMoton for receiver
xrsnHd with Adams ag MeCsbrhe defendant not IN
pt because the adjournment July 10 to July % without the
order q the punish ke denied without costs In the
application Of Alfred jug and Others for leave TO mortgage
kc.-Pepor confirmed and order granted.
Judge BrsdyBOhu sgt GodstelnCase and exceptions settled
Kuttn ag- aL-Case and exceptions settled.
Common Pleds-SpeciGi Term-By Judge Loew.-
People Rehabilitation 20 yacate Judgment on forfeited
granted shsrfs fees Hearu Wolff
should be fined the amount OF the Judgment
bis misconduct BOles sgt LOr-Order granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-23
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW yoKk.. :. ...................AuO.a

PORT OF EEW-Y0KK... .....................AUG. r.
CLEARED.
Steamship Castle Morton Havana Atlantic Mail Steamship Co.
Steamship Volunteer BbedgOOA Philadelphia LorAd Steamship
ca
Steamship C. Pierreponi Shropshire Phdepbls A. Abbott
Steamship Blakemsn Norfolk ChJ Point and Richmond
Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship MoniTosey Psrcoh Savannah Robert JOwden.
bearnshlD G. Walker, Shernn PhiadelDms.
Steamship IaoanY, Nichols PHILADELPHIA
steamship PhlsoephA DAVIS. Philadelphia.
Steamship Dngo johnson, Portland. J. r. Ams&
steamship Ceoa DskehsIt, Baltimore.
Bark Excelsior. Bowers. Tupper Bestti
Bari Cas, jayne St COI via Wilmington, r. Hanford Co
BARI 52es oT b<oksye Cork for Punch Edye Co.
SsIs Isor RSr iieAsea Ce5 for orders Punch ye Co
BAN Ausnne Dickeson Barbados, II. Trowbndges
Big nbs6sna Br) spsRsgle Liverpool s. Mixer HOughton
Bng Don yssnto Cnson, hsrssles jss Henry
Co ~ W.
Brig PAVoh.e. DOel Trinidad Cuba a. rrostrass,, Son.
Brig Aene Collins Orb Mcdonald, Windsor n S. Candan Bs
Brig essdHsn, Conebes. st. Johns R. John s. Iuerahsm
Schr 01y Phelps sbOier Charleston C. BeptlsV Mne ia
SebT Sparta - Providence '' 1895 w.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Nemesis tBr Ems,eT Bremen Aug soothppon
steamship san Salvador ReksrsoB Savannah ndse and ps
% W. X Garrison. "0 V''e'
ssansesp Ellsn Terry ssyesr sewbern n c. with r...,
stores AZ TO Murray Ferns Co - - WIN INV"
Bnr Walters (BL sp Santos June u.s. Hampton Road, AM
ssrdOpyI t Darlington y g. Banks HaHhs g. is d.,
unh fsh, Gc -
DOMESTIC PORTS.
hasasbs Pensacola barb George Kemp from AIgos Bsy
sngs IsaSoEs IRON ST. AsTci Isola. fou Wilabgtoh, G.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LlvsaFooL aThe Allan Ian. steamship It, Patrel hou
Qreee ah5 hOhbes ATTiye< befe yesterday ..
NV Lated ship A<Ds zee ttftA Paee.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-23
SECOND BoARD--l p. VI.
SLdf, Ronas-- railroad fOaqs-- lydpg cad Railroad
THURSDAY, Aug. PIP. N.


The chief, and, we might almost say, the
only feature financial circles today the strong front
assumed by in the dealings the Stock Exchange
This stock has once taken the lead in stock specu
lations and the ode associations between 1t and the
have again. But for the varied speeuia
ton in this speciality the day, owing to the extreme
heat would doubtless have passed for OF the duest
of the season. stock under the nearly complete
control of the London market prices, fuctua-
ting in sympathy with the dispatches received
from the other side The Of prices at the London
Bourse was about follows 39i asa, 43G4S40hs0i2t0
4239I2aHi to AZ Influenced by these changes, the
sales here were at 62 952G52s 65Os Q5
5O,a5b G5Oy the closing quotations yesterday having
been 49k The transactions unusually heavy, and
commanded corresponding degree OF attention. The
whole movement doubtless was based on the supposed
"short interest and the with which the quotation
can be advanced, owing to the unequal dlstri-
button of the shares. In view OF this fact 1t
should be remembered that it is equally unsafe
to go short buy the stock the score OF its pro-
specve value After the close Of the market in Lon
don the stock became much less active here, and the
business was within the range OF about SOL d5. The
mander OF list inordnately dull and the fuctu-
atons, which unimportant, principally favored
decline yesterdays closing prices. The dealings were
unusually small, and call for no special comment The
miscellaneous and coal shares dull OF the latter,
Consolidation sold at 42a42s Expresses were tame and
Investments quiet Panama exceptionally active,
advancing from 1874 the price current at the close last
night to $780, the sales day having been at 1921
1So lNew.Jersey sold at 127, Michigan Central at III,
Pittsburgh at 90 and Delaware and Hudson Canal at 100
The general market closed dull but somewhat steadier
in tone. The following table shows the opening, high
aet and closing prices OF stocks:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-23

Gold has been only moderately active to-day, with the
preponderance Of sales at Ia though the extreme quota
tons were ls 9l1i There has been special interest
attached TO the market In the gold loan market the
rates were S2, 6i, 1884, and per cent for borrowing
fat and l. O. and per cent for carrying. The Cmbria
took out silver coin 10000 The Assistant Treasurer
redeemed in called bonds $4,000 making total of
and paid out in coin interest the public
debt s63Oo. The bids for the Treasury gold amounted
TO s579s,Ooo at lls to 1l4.0s The two millions
awarded at ia TO ll4OS The details are as under:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-23
PASSENGERS SAILED.

POR HvBRPOOI-IR steamship MaaAatan Aag IN, ana
Hobson and ehh A X Reed J. ~ Reed John C. DaDk Miss
KbOomaker W. Rker aud Jas Beestop John MpiT Cant
John Esa Cunningham G. p Graham p scboy M Byrpes T.
Lorebso Wm w. PaOne W A. COnkhn M Rane and wife miss
Raneu.
FOR HAMBURG kr.-IA steamship CAMBRIA Aug 22-Nrs
Hdnar Wolf children Emil WOLF Edward Eeumann and adv T.
Reunann Ishaw, d. A. Clsus ChAa Albert Montslop Ms
Chas Green Mrs Anne Garescb Miss Lse arescbe
Heser SaouOn Sthamer Elias Pisc1ek Abraham Morris Ia.
Boas Te1se Julius Christ Wee Mn Nina Muller md
can j. Hufy and children Herman Hevman Mn Psufe
and children Miss Clara Legne Weber Wilhe
mine Beneeke and others IN bbe steepge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-23
And the following f0r city bank - CHS:


There has usual, been fair business IN railroad
bonds at welsustainei prices, Notwithstanding the
continued decline in Government bonds. Central Pa
cites sold at lOIs aIC5; Union Pacific F'rsts Si~ss';
Land Grants sOs9sOi Incomes, sSi 0S; he~-Yoik Cen
trail 7s 1885, 1863 s1O Morris aud Essex FFss Of e2i
and New-Jersey Central Frsts, new, az ic TIE foo"
ina were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-23
TIE COURTS.
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
K, Never Was locked up butaY beating Eenne Groe Of No.
Csthanbest the head with club.
At the Fombs Police Court. yesterday, William
committed for picking Thomas ChsdWieEs pocket OF 80
Belt Wednesday Capt Ward acting on
Justice Downing sed quantity Of obscene micro
soop No NasSnst and arrested the proprietor '" d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-23

The earnings OF the St. LOUIS and Iron Mountain Rail
road for the second week in August were 1871 seSS
1871 s3l743 &c increase S17,579 r. jan To Aug 10
1874 s34O27s 16; 1871 s9590sl Al increase Sio TO-
The Philadelphia stock market was firm; Pennsylvanm
sxes 100. PHILADELPHIA and Erie Railroad 9Tb Reading
Railroad bss: Pennsylvania Railroad, 5sl; Gold. ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-23
.a.har .,eaav rennest during the day,

,sonev uas in rather steady request during toe o"y'
rate on call loans being per cent in TIC iore
aeon though this Afternoon the rate rose 70 T. Ic po
ham market is firm Discounts are slow ana senerS"
at to 0per cent 49, Al, ,,e su,,ro
Gov rnment bonds have again been dnil, tne en"no
lsues. OF the First Board being sale o. s'eoD 30"
Ise5's at 1ils The market has mainly ioho"'" w
course OF gold, the afternoon quotations.
hscauilsSh3' - - ,ase,ad