New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-26
NEW YORK.
Missing -HOmicldes Not Convicted-JOinc
Occupancy of san Juan Terminated
Erie Railroad and Jay GOuld-NIOtion
Denied-TnIOn LeRgue Club.

Occupancy of san Juan Terminated
Erie Railroad and Jay GOuld-NIOtiOn
Denied-UniOn League Club.
| New YORK. November 25.-A drunken
attray between rOughs and thieves at the
corner of Pelham and Cherry streets re-
lieged the community of two Of those
characters.
August Standoyerger, proprietor of the
| restaurant, corner OF Broadway and Broad
| streets, is missing.
Robert R Morton. mileage clerk of the
! Morris and Essex railroad, is missing. S
Anthony Eaton, as8ailed by the target
party. is dying.
Latest Shanghai advices report that muI@
titudes are dying Of starvation in Cnrea
Out of one hundred and eighteen cases of
homicide sent to the district attorney OF
this city lCE disposition since January la
1870, only forty-tWO convictions have fol
lowed The total number of homicides
during that time was l39 six Of the mur-
dercrs committed suicide ton were dis
charged u the C0TGners. and twelve of the
murders were committed by unknown
persons.
A Washington special says; 'Tntell@
genCe was received late last evening that
the jeint military occupation Of the island
of San Juan by the United States and
British forces termonated on Friday by the
withdrawal OF the latter in accordance
Judge FAM her to-day, on application f
T, G. sherman, issued an order against the
Erie railroad to show why the order of
arrest against Jay Gould should uoia be
vacant. An order was also granted to take
the deposition Of Horace f. Clarke to be
used on the motion. JAY Gould has made
an AFFIDAVIT in which el6 denies Peter H
Watson and Henry ~ Smiths at!davits in
general term5 and states as to all matters
Ot face in Nats0n's affidavit, they are made
to appear III a false light by suppression
Of other facts must be known to Henry N.
Smith. from whom Watson obtained all his
information. That Watson knew that the
Erie Railroad Company had granted him q
release at a meeting at which neither depO-
nent nor risk were presene and purp0seIY
suppressed the fact that prior and at
the time 0t his arrest he was actively
dealing in the Northwest to advance
its pnce, and that parties to whom the
management OF this action was committed
were engaged III depressing its price: that
plaintiffs attorney, under the encourage
ment OF Smith, Drew, TraYcr5 and other
specu!ators for the fall, sought to have de
ponent ba.icd in Sl,7O0000, under the i'm
preston that he could not procure such
bail, and would be compelled to
remain under arrest; that a panic
would have been produced upon
the market, and he states his belief
attorncv IN +he action. and bV tbe others be
named and +hus tha Erie railroad Ugo,IiJ
never have been able to receive anvtI,ir,or
from him, If anything was duo.
Judge Gilbert, of Brooklyn, denied mo
tion for sfav of the PROCEEDINGS in the
case Of Henry Rogers eenfenced to ho
hanged for the murder of Officer Donobna1
At the Methodist preachers, meatin,r To-
dav, the Dronosed PRAYER 1e4t Of profs2ssnr
TvDdaII Ws- discussed and fbe dacieior, o.
rived al was that the tcgt vas irnr,iaII9 nj
atheisticaI '''A'1
The committee Of ARRANGEMENTS bar,o
changed their plan of aivin5 a nn5Iic din.
ner to Minister WasEbur,e haraI,aa tho
dining capacitv Of the Jn;n6 Toa%"e ',r,,o Cinb
is insufficient to acromTan6ate a1f Who do
sire 10 partic;pate. nubJic rccention viii
be giyen to Mr. Wasbi1nrne in fbe theatre
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