New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-25

| O AAuSS company AIVW ICCOEUlOX Lu6
transfer OF bonds to the present holdere,
pending such restoration; and from the
records IN the county registers office, it
appears James H. Banker has surrendered
to the Commodore real estate valued at
$7O0.0OO, and adds the San, the Commodore
has assumed the third share in the pool of
Clark, while Schell is exerting himself to
law of the Commodore, and Clark also mar.
rled daughter of the great fnancier.
The Tines also says not only have g., $50.
600 bonds of the Lake Shore Company been
embezzled and squandered, but there is an
additional defalcatiOn, by which the cash
OF the corporation has been to large ex-
tent depleted. The loss to the Lake Shore
railroad, according to the best information
| at hand. is about $3,0OO.000
The meeting of the Union Trust; Company
directors yesterday was very stormy and
| the attempt to f x upon a basis for resump.
| tiOn was a failure. The resumption Of
business hangs upon the payment of the
Lake Shore loan by Commodore Vanderbilt.
There is no hope of resumption of the
Trust Company unless the $l75, is OBJ
talned from the Lake Shore Company in
| cash. The Commodore has offered to give
his notes, and says the company can get
them cashed on Wall street, but the prOpo-
sition was rejected. 1t is said unless salts
factory arrangements are made TODAY for
an immediate settlement of the loan steps
will be taken to throw the Lake Shore rail.
road into bankruptcy.
Employees DISCHARGED.
The manufacturing interests of Connecti-
cut are reported in an unfortunate condi-
ton. FROM fifteen to twenty thousand en-
ployes are idle.
Fisk s. Hatch.
Flax g. Hatch state in explanation of cur
rent rumOrs respecting their condition, that
they have made satisfactory arrangements
with the banks who are their largest cred
itOrs, and expect to resume in q few days.
The settlement between the Union Trust
Company and the Lake Shore railroad was
proposal from Commodore Vanderbilt of
three, six and nine months notes, with COL
lateral. An offer was Immediately made
pany started for the court to obtain per-
mission to sell them.
Stokes.
In the Stokes trial, this morning, the pris-
oner himself was placed on the stand. In
the cross examination he swore that he did
not know that the man whom he saw COM
ing up the stairs of the Grand Central
Hotel was Fisk, until the latter pulled out
bis pistol.
The rebuttal in the Stokes case shows
that Fisk never carried pistol.
Ilurl0cs
Arrived - France, Clyde, Kron Prinz
and Seminole. Arrived Out-Great Western
and Goethe.
Election of Bishop RandaII's Successor.
A special meeting of the House of Bishops,
for the purpose Of filling the vacancy Oc-
casioned by the death OF Right Rev. G. NJ.
Randall, ID. d., missionary of Colorado and
New Mexico, was held this morning, at
Grace Church Right Rev. Il. H. Clarkson,
D. D., bishop of Nebraska, delivered a
long and eloquent discourse in memory of
the departed bishop.
Rev. John S. Spaulding, rector of St.
Pauls Episcopal Church, was elected mis-
sionary bishop of Colorado, Wyoming and
New Mexico. His headquarters will be at
Denver, Colorado.
A Chapter of Crime.
Captain Samuel N. Smith, a shipibrOker,
residing at PatchOque, Long Island, was ar
rested on charge made by a servant girl,
that the latter was compelled by Smith to
give his wife poison, with intent to kill. The
woman had accidentally been poisoned, but
is recovering. A woman in the neighbor-
hood is also implicated. Smith denies the
whole story.
AL the parties are in the hands of the Do
lice.
Richard Welsh and James Lemoor were
arrested for arson in Jersey City. They
were firing liquor saloon about two
O'Clock this morning with kerosene, the OK
plOsiOn of which nearly shook the building
to pieces. and caused some damage by sub
sequent fire.
II. ROsenbaum and three partners are
held in $4,000 each for attempting to de-
fraud their creditors by disposing of their
property in violation of the bankrupt act.
Last spring family named Shaw, of
Washington county, in this State, were
taken suddenly ill and poison was sus-
pected. The mother and several of the chill
dren died, and one of the latter. who recov-
cred, is almost an idiot. The evidence was
strong against the husband and father and
he was arrested. His trial ended Yesterday
with verdict Of murder in the first degree.