New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-23
NEW YORK.

1 ANAA w
| Tho Press on Murderers-Stringene Rx
ecutiOn of the Laws Demanded-Na
tional Board of Underwriters-Assau MI
I by a Target Party-Running into
Freight TraiR-The Car-hOGk M0rdeF-
Verdict of Five Thousand DOlgnrt
Against the Railroad.
NEW YORK, November 22-Nearly all The
newspapers in this city to-day, morning and
evening, have editorials calling for a more
stringent execution of the laws against
murderers, burglars and roughs some even
| limiting the formation of vigilants
At the convention of the National Board
OF Underwriters this morning, after lengthy
| consideration of the matter, the representa-
tlVes OF a large number of leading com.
panies resolved that from and after De
Gember the rate of commission to agents
| should be reduced to ten per cent, except
| In cases of the insurance of dwelling house
| and farm property, in which the companies
can make their own terms with agents.
The board this afternoon discussed the
| proposition that the present tariff be in
creased thirty per cert on property IN cities
! of large population The board resolved to
! charge an advance Of fifty per cent on all
Man8ard roots, except those made e-proOf
A target party assaulted and robbed q
| lady and gentleman.
train hence for Philadelphia ran into
freight Train. No Southerners among the
hurt.
The jury awarded Mrs Putnam $1,000 for
the loss of her husband, who was killed BY
Foster, with a car hook, on q Seventh ave
nue. car
Evening stringent, but closed
easier at 7. Sterling unsettled at S1s a 8A.
Gold closed at ia. Governments barely
steady. States steady.
yyan of
ll213; 1864 ll2l9; 1865, 1928, new ll5;
1867, 1853; 1868, 1853; new ives, 10984;
ten-fOrtjes, l08. Tennessee skies, 754a,
new 76A; Virginia skies AZ, new 50, con,
solidated 55sB, deferred l57s; Louisiana
skies, 50, new 49, levee SKIES so, eights
60; Alabama eights, 80, hyes 81 Georgia
skies 20, seVeus 81; North CaroIinas
3o new u y, special tax IA; South Caro-
lnas, old so, new "a; st. Joseph 9Ia4.
Money active and stringent early in
the day, and loans were made as
high as u o. cent Y diem, but IN
the afternoon there was an easier feel
ing, with a decline to 8, but closed
at bid. Exchange was unsettled by
the dearness of the cost of gold, and the
nominal rates were l085s q lO84. Gold has
been very active during the day; opened at
ll31R, sold down to ll3, advanced to 1885,
and closed at ll34, and afterward sold at
for the use.
A letter from Arizona states that mn ron.
fidence is felt there in the nronoiaaa Of ,,oaao
made hv Chief Cocbian onJ c+Lar 4npoboo rosoS
to General Howard, but that General Crook
has been Furnishing maurauding Indians
yhO lately murdered Lieutenant Stewart
Crook will soon teach the Indians to 1o
what is right, if let alone bU +he med3l;ng
Indian agents,
The friends OF Rour MISSING nan arc IN
communication with dgtecti2aa 80 ss"E;nr az ~
their recovery,
Nothing has been heard of the J.onisvi1Ia
insurance agent. Georre Ar p4o7 ana faw
think ROW that he "a alive DiIitIa,nt seoroh
for him goes on. however
Nearly 800 italians are nouy at 6,aet1A
Garden, defranf ed Of ali tbair p@nay Nv a
band Of emigrant sgindlers n a9nears
they we're induced TO leave home kv at,rioa
Of the adgantages await;ng rTaTo in pnanos
Avres.
They were told in Marapil}es that vessal
would be in waiting at Nav Y0rk 10 take
them to Rio They arrived here on We,lnea-
day fn find how cr,eIl,, thaTr v,.sro ,,,,,.,ol
and robbed
The authorities here have ioforrnea the
italian ambassador at Washirgtcn
New yORK. Novem her % 2-(nlonei Rjooa
was again arrested TODAY in = civil sn;t
brought bv Ghallis and in defa0lt nP $4,000
bail was ICED in the LudIow street ian
He had iuss given bail in another aa;t when
arrested.
The affidaviB on which a warrant FOR the |
arrest of Jay Gould was issued charles him |
wish wrongfully taking into bis own use.
while in control OF the Erie road en- $40 000 |
belonging to the Erio stcckholdera'
GouId was taken to the sherif7s office.
where he arranged to give bail