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PITTSBURGH,

TIE NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY FRAUDS.
Sptciit' Dispatch ia 7ae Ch,eaga tribune.
prTrsnunGu, Pa.. Nov, 29.-The wator-bonds
and tho doings Of tho National Trust Company
still ufrord food for conversation. This morn
Ing, Ju1ge Collier, in tho Common Pleas Court,
appointed John Fl. Bailey, Esq, with bonds at
$1,000,000, AS Receiver OF tho National Trust
Company. List evening tho Stockholders held
meeting, nt which a general expression OF
viows was iudulged in, anl tho comfortable con-
clusion was reached that there was something
wrong, aa q fresh act Of vlllainy had beon dis
covered, which will go far to stamp Grcer as q
consummato scoundrol. He Ind forged and
negotiated paper to tho amount OF $1Ia,03U.
The names Of the partiea used are tho most prom
inent citizens Of Pittsburgh. ". ]. Hammond
nlono Ia down for over a34, 900. hfr. Bailey has
taken possession Of the bank. and ho has found
that these fictitious notes wore used md entered
on tho books as legitimate aasota Of tho banl,.
Thero is talls OF prosecuting criminally nll tho
parties who had any connection with the 3ispoa-
al Of tho SILL 900 OF tho wator-bonds. Very lit
tic attention has boon paid as to the wheroa-
bouts Of Greer, but now that no has m ocean
botwecn himself aud tho United States, thoy arc
talking OF prosecuting him M criminal. lie
has takon at least 5000 of ths funds Of the
city aud tho banls.
, 1873-12-01

tion. Tho reaident member, Air. Smith, is
personal frlond OF sqcrctary Dolnnot and tho
brsinesa adviser and agont Of llia aon. Thero is
scarcely one Of tho many chargos ngainBt Com
diroc!ly roach Secretary Doano. Tho other
monlbors havo already boon connected with in
vostiRattons and arbiirationa In tho interest Of
tho socrotary, mud one Of them wns mon,bor Of
n1akiug MI amicablo division Of a eteal OF over
ha'f 3 million tolla1a between tho Montana In
dim Ring and tho Washington Indian Ring.
10 summarize tho charges against the Com
missioner, they nrc, that IN pino and othor con-
OF lilo Indians that ho has vastod and mis-.
appropriated largo suns OF money llo1d III trust
fur the Indiana; and that 1o has grossly nog-
lected his dutos and abused his powers. 10 that
TIE wiao and humane plans for elvili:ing the
rather than advanced by his notion aa tholr
Agent, and his influence aB Commissioner.
, 1873-12-01
ST. PAUL,

Tho Smith InvcstiKnttan Nnac-.Tho
Charges Made, :llid who tho lnvosti.
gators Arc.
Special Dispatch to TIE Chicaao Tribune
sT. PAUL, Nov. 29.-Dy recent appointment
Of the Secretary Of tue Interior tho Hon. Mel
son J. Turney, OF Ohio, the Hon. ". II, JON
uinga, Of Pennsylvania and Ja1nes Smith, Jr., Of
this city, were commissioned to investigate and
report upon the charges which hayo boon mailo,
through tho press Of tho country, against the
Hon, and Rev. E. P. Smith, Commissioner of
Indian Affairs, with rogastl to cortain contract
for sale OF pine timber to A. II. 1Vilior, OF St.
Paul, and other matters affecting tho Integrity
Of Mr. Smith whilst actiug as Agent for tho
C1ippewas OF Mlpnenota While tho appoint
mont Of the Commission iB notable
concession to tho independent proas
through which tho alleged mlsdolngs Of
Smith have boon male known-tho
samo charges having boon formally Alod long
ago. aud formally ignored at tho Department OF
tho Intorior-thero arc Indications in tho men-
berahlp OF the Commission that 1t was formed
rsthar tn nrayent than to make q real RyestIga-
, 1873-12-01
Desperate Flight Dct1EGcn Circus Mon
and Texns E2O11xlfg.

Special Dfsp1tdh to The Chicaao Tribune.
KANSAS C1Tf, Mo-, Nov. 20.-A private lettor
from q ,nomber Of John nobinhon's circus tolls
!ia Of d terrible fight bctwoon circus mon md
Texana at Jacksonville, Tex, on the 22d inst.
Tho ronghn cntcrod during tho bareback act,
displaying kntvoB Tho door-kcoper OF tho show
stepped up and ordered tho Texana OF, whom IN
assault with . knife waa mado. but the rough
was hold by the rider. Fourtoon othor rougha
camo to tho relief, whom general row cnsuoa.
lesting aftcon .ninntcu. Tho Mayor callod for
tho circus to so on, but tho excitement among
tho people wns too great. Robinson or
dorod the wagons loaded to got out Of town
before dark. Wliilo putting tho rl,inoceroa into
oago mob Of Toxans made rais on tho circus
ordered tho men to fire, and tlirty-two shots
wero fired, killing three rongits. Six circus mon
wore wounded. Pinknoy, the bareback ri1or, had
knee dislocatotl, and Is probably disabled for
service. Charles Robinson was struck with a
club OIL tho hoad aud feled. Tic wagons wore
then loaded and pulled out. Ton moro shota wore
fired ut them by tho roughs, ono Of whom was
wounded. At the time Of writing tho letter
another raid Was expected at the no1t stopping
place. Mr.. Robinson has tolograpod to Houston
for ammunition, Us the Texans swear ven
Goanco,
, 1873-12-01
FIRES.

ST. Louis, Nov. 20.-Dotween IA md o'clock
til ia morning, n fro broke out in tho extensive
n!aniug-mi'I Of J. D. Livingstone Il Co., in EaHt
st. Louis, und IN tho course OF couple OF hours
tho mill, a large lumber-ysrd belonging to tho
eano firm, tho wagon aud cabiuot shop Of II. L..
Durmtn, tho blacksmith shop OF tho st. Louis
Transfer Company, and several small tonemont
housus woro consumed. Tho loss IL estimated
at s1o0,o00 to G3150,o00. About 2,b0o, 900
fcot Of lumber was burned. I,,s,rod for
0,0O0, ~ follows, Tiro Association,
Of Philadelphia, $500; Williamsburg City,
Now York. $4,000; Pom Fire Company,
Nntional, Pennsylvania, as, National, nIis.
uourI, S;3.600 Tradohman, 81, 50u; Traaora',
Chicago, s2.600; Union, pan1mYlvania, f5.000
Franklln, Wheeling, Va., $2,0oo; kansns Tire,
92,60o; Arnnonia, OF pltsabalgh, u 1000; droat
Westor1,, New Orleans. 81, 0vu. Tho plauing-
mill waa valued at a12 900. No innuranco.
, 1873-12-01
THE CURRENCY,

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WARRINGTON, D. T., Nov. 2o.-Tho following
statement has been prepared, showing what
amount Of National Bank ourronoy, logal-tenaor
notea and fractional currency haye been issuod up
to Oct. IS md Noy. L 1879: National banb cur.
ra,oy Got. 49, $3.50, ,0ao, 050 Nov. /, 1850. .332,-
884. Legal-toulor uotes, Oct. IS, $685.
tional currency, Oct. 10, sl5.095, ,l0i Nov. /,
s47, $50 149 Iotals, Oct. 10, s75o, ,3l5. .105; Nov
Iroasuiy mid by tho banke Oct. 49, $l10, ,A9G 007;
Nov. /, $128, l40, TAT, which will leaye unac.
counted for Oct: 10, s0,2Ys, ,l81.o8; Nov. /,
$40, ,ai0,8 ,80b.12. ,Atter Muking duo allowance
for tue currency hold by State aud saving balllu,
larger than can DO supposed to have leon In tho
pockets Of mon or tills Of small doalers, but 1t
mny bo loft to tho ingoniua in such ,naltora to
divine what portion theroof was hoardotl by tho
ignorant and coyotous.
, 1873-12-01

New TonK, Nov. 29.-El Croniola, tho Span
iBh organ here. publishes to-day letter from
Havana, dated tho 22l lust, in which tho wrltor
breathes forth vengeance and slaughter. 90
Says Cuba is perfectly indifferent AZ to whether
tue United states attempts IN invasion Of the
Island. + she does "sho must take conao-
quences."
FL C,onista also publisea long IN inflnm-
matory article, urging tho Spanish Government
to maintain bold attitude towarda this country,
and to show itatlf capable OF governing Cuba,
otllorwiso invade Cuba without declaring war
agntnst spain, and on pretenso Of ro-eHIabshing
or the isla1d the authority Of the Peninsula.
The five points which tho American Government
has presented to Spain, md Which bavo already
Eeen published, are denounced as lumtliatlnC.
, 1873-12-01
TIE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: MONDAY DECEMBER 1873

1ivo1y In tho demand both for businoas and spoo-
ulative purpoios. However, tlero was no prea-
s1ro, tho supply being ample for all current ro-
quiromenta. Gall loans arc quoted at to por
CONT and primo mercantile aoceptanoos to IL
por cent. Quite number OF railroad and othcr
dividonf'n ats payable on aud after tho 1st
proximo.
ooAL.
thoir December circular, which Announces ro-
aucol rato Of 10 ouutu por ton on all sizos from
tho November. rates,
, 1873-12-01

Seven Dent1as In Montreal from DRINK.
tnK Wine OF U0lclticum by Mistnko
for Sherry.
MONTREAL. Can, Nov. 29.-Eour additional
victims have been addad to tho accidental pol
aoning case, making tho total number OF deatla
soyon., Five persons ar0 etill in s1,recarious
condition. It appeard ono Of the mon dead took
from a sleigh standing In tho street bottle
containing vino Of oolohcun, which le suppoa-
cd to he sherry. This he Bharea witl, tia in
mates OF tue tonomont in which he lived and
Anna naiph6oza; with tho 1eault mentioned.
, 1873-12-01

New YonE, Nov. pa Lewos (Del.) dispatch
saya: "atrcss Of weather compelled tho moni-
TOT Manhattan to put back. She labored 40
heavily in tho soas that leak was made under
her turrot. through which tho water poured in
Immense Quantities. Tier commander thought
she nuBt go down, a1tl Ind hor boats cloarol
and Ato-preseryoEs distributed to the men,"
, 1873-12-01
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK.


nE0uLAn MARKET NEronT.
New YonK, Nov. 20.--Tho settlement Of tho
Spanish question, lisn,tasal OF tho Urodit-11o-
bilior Hit, antl favorable bank atatomont, caused
bt1oyant tone for tlmo to-day. n,,l thoro VIM
general rally in prlcoa, but ut tho Annl cioao
tho n,arhot was lover ami unsettled, In conse-
quenco Of somo doubts about tho Bottlomont Of
tho sranleh question. in connection with rutnora
Of riot In Havann, tho sinking Of tho VirRtniua.
and concentration Of rassoiis and equipments for
largo arn'y at hoy Wca..
in aotiyo demand at currency to gold,
TonE16H EXCHANGE
closed up firm primo bnnkors s!xty days. Ator-
ling selling at 107SS@D107y4; Bighs, i0s56D10s1l.
GOLD
closed atohdy at 109@1o016. Rates paid for oar-
rying, 3-o4, 1-1s, I, Q, and per cent gold. The
tlnal rato was por cont. Oloarancea, $40, ,000,-
600. Trenaury operations for the woek horo in-
olutod disbursements Of al 800, 600, and The re-
coipt Of 81 ,dO0, 300 for customs. Imports samo
tinlo, 9'l,88o.000, 98, 600 being merchandise
aud sa5s,ooo dry goods.
GOVERNMENTS
strong, with considerable business.
qntot, except Union Pacific incomes, which woro
aotivo at lighor figures.
The stock market wna strong and htghor at m
advance OF II to Il per cont up to 1niddny from
which time an unsettled fcoling prevailed. The
decline ranged from. Il 10 2 por cont, and thoro
was considerable pressure to soil Mt ti1noH. At
the flnnl close the market Was barely steady.
Storing. lO7z<.
, 1873-12-01
DRY GOODS,

NEW YonK, Nov. 20.-Tho tonc Of tho market
continues to improve, and commission houses
IRE decidedly moro active. Cotton goods arc
selling moro freely from frat hands, but pricoa
blcaohed ahirtings.aro jobblng at loo to 10Ao /;
brown cottons aid cotton tlannols moro actlyo.
printa In good demand, Woolon more ii do
mand. Foreign goods worry dull.
, 1873-12-01
ABROAD.

NEW EntE LOAN.
LONDON, Nov 2D.-Iho laatl,ray Netos, tho
Engliah organ Of tia Eric Railway Company,
publishes proposal for the iBauo Of e22, 600 900
more OF ordinary Eric shares, at % c,irrenoy
instead Of Issuing bor,da. Thts, the proposal
says, will bo measure OF greater financial
sonndnoss, and will mako tho total sharos OF tho
cn1ital stock s100, 900, which ia not too largo
Eric Company Is taken into consideration.
, 1873-12-01

New YoNK, Nov. 29.--At 2:8D this AFTERNOON
William II. Twcodwaa taken in private carriage
from the TombB OF, route to tho Ponitoutiary On
nlackwell's Island, IN charge OF Deputy sheriffn
Shields md Gale. Ho WAS accompanied by hiB
son, Con. William II. Tweed. aud lis so1,-ii-law.
Mr, McGlnntH, OF New OrleRus. a largo crowd
Witnessed his departure
, 1873-12-01
A Revenue Collector Charged with
Elnboxzlcnaont.

BosToN, Nov. 20.-A lIBpatch from st. Mbans
statos that Anson J. ogauo, OF Darlington, tito
Assistant Collector Of Intern. noyonuo for tho
Third District OF Vermont, Auu boon declared
Edmunda IL one Of ha bonda,nen, who nre SIMPLY
ablo to mako good tho amount emboxxled,
Crime claims that Jewott, former Collector,
cElbozzled tho money,
, 1873-12-01

yinitod with disastroua tsro last night, Destroy
Ing Loytz'u Dlock saloon, homo j. MoOarthor'e
cigar Btoro and soonerh harnoaB Shop togethnr
with several other busir1osA honsos. Tho oHti-
matcl losa IL al0.QO0, partly Injured.
, 1873-12-01

osnRosa ss'a Syde" Wia' i Nov, t": s SewN t. Mar.
shall, Of Hamilton, to-day took posaossion Of
tho store Of Samuel II. Bonus, clothing dealer,
who has beon thrown into bankruptcy by hls
Chicago croditora.
, 1873-12-01

Special DfspateA TO Tht Chicago 7fi1ans.
Pu11ADE1pu1A, Pa, Nov. 25.-There was no
special change to notice In to-lay's transactions
III tho money marriott. Business TRa tolersbly
, 1873-12-01
GEN. Shcr.nx,u,a Iseport.

=. WASHINGTON. u. V.t Nov. 20.-Gon. Sherman,
In hls report to the Secretary Of War sayH tho
than the $4,000 limited by law. III active regi-
1pentg the number OF men sick and on noooe-
aary details about posts will fully equal Is nor
cont, 80 that the actual strength for milltary
service docs not exceed 1861 mon. In ordor
that tho regular army should fulfill it's arduous
duties on the frontior, aa also to form model on
which to Ahnpo the volunteer and militia force
Of tho United States, earnestly recommend
that Congress- bo asked to fix tho limit OF tho en-
listed forco at such figure will give so 0o0 for
regiments OF tho line. and to provide specifically
for non-combntaut dotscl,mente such aa engi-
necr, battalion, Ordnance Department., West
Point detachment, Signal Department, Ordnance
as has beon done for Hospital Stewards,
THE ARTILLERY nKd1MgNTs
haYo An organization :difrorent from the infan-
tly, viz; Twelve batteries to regiment. or
these, on'y one is oquippod md Instructed as a
battery ot artillery, the othor eleven compa-
MEG OF each regiment being armed with muskets,
and instructed as infantry.
RKalMENTAL CoMMIBs1oNED OFFICERS
on duty or belonging to tho several departments
and divisions nnmbsr, in tho aggregate, 1882
plosont for duly, 1884, Absont on leaye. or
detached 208. tIhe foregoing does not Include
81 beooud Lieutenatlta recently appointed from
civil life, and under orders to join their
regiments.
TIE MILITARY DIVISIONS
embrace tho whole aroa OF tho United States, and
thoir reports forwarded to tho Secretary Of War
Include tho acts Of a!l the regular army. Nopart
Of the army, Gen. Sherman says, Ii under Aia
immediate control, and the existing army regu-
lationa doyolyo' on the Secretary Of War, tho
actaal con1lnasld Of the military peace ostabsh-
forboars making any further recommendations or
report.
, 1873-12-01

Special Diepafch % Tie CH1eago IT1bt,e.
b1oqnEaon, 1a., Nov. 20.-S. @. Uriel rms
nn, IN. His head wns severed from his body,
which waa badly bruised. It is thought tho uil-
fortunate man was murdered. Two suspicious
looking characters hnyo been arrested.
, 1873-12-01

o1xo1sNAr1, Nov, 20.-TAe number Of hops
slaughtered tho paat week Is Z, GOO. Tho who'd
number hlneo Noy. !, All, 200; same time laat
ypAr, 10000.
, 1873-12-01

Caro1css Contractors Arrested for Nnn-
nlnugistcr.
New YoRK, Nov. 20.-Jolln W. Crawford and
Michael pfornor, builders, having III Charge tho
structure In WcEt Eleventh stroet which tell
two uos,ths- ago, killing Hoyen persons, haye
charge Of manslaughtor In tho irat degree,
, 1873-12-01

WARRINGTON, D. O.. Nov. 20.-Intornal roro-
nuo receipts Tor tho month, aU,704, ,o6o; for tho
fiscal year, e3D, ,113, ,480.
, 1873-12-01
Twced,s Counsel Aoctured and Fine

Twccd'a Counsel Loctured and Fined.
New YonE. Nov. 29.-Julge Davis to-day tiued
MosBre. Graham, Fullerton, and ". O. Bartlett,
tho aonior meubers Of tho counsel Of Tweed IN
tlo lato trial, $3.50, after Rubjocting thom to
sharp lecture for breach Of good morals in
handling him papor giving their roasons why
no should not preside at The trial. Tho Junior
mombors Of tue counsel we're lot of with a rop-
rimand. The courtroom WAS tfonBely packed
with the most distinguished lawyers, and Judge
Davis, III the oo1rso OF his remarks, Wan 1rs-
quently app]auded.
, 1873-12-01
Murder OF q nann by 14ip 1nsnne
k2FNKhars

DuDuQuE, Ia, Nov. ga lottor from Potos,
Wis. about twelve miles from hero, to tho Her.
aid, givob tho particulars Of the butchery OF q
man by his insane brother this morning. About
9 ocloel, aa two brothers named Albert and
Luke Turner, were ut work at . IMMORAL we'll,
tho younger brother, Abort, aged 81. whilo
working at the windlass, wan attacked and in
stantly killed by u third brother, named Rob-
ort, with m ax, and his lifelesB body
thrown into the we'll where tho other wan at
work. After committing this horrible decd tho
tosi and Lancaster, Wis.,, about moor, and brought
back. The prisoner is supposed to have been
insane for somo tin,o past. Tho murdered man
was horribly 1nutiiatod, having received two large
BnAhos ono on the shoulder and ono on tho back
Of the neok-tho latter nearly sovorng tho head
from the body, and causing instant death.
, 1873-12-01
PEACE.
SPAlN-hCcEpES,

SPAlN-ACcEDES.
WARRINGTON, D. O., Nov. 20.-Nogotiations
botwcon tho United statoa and Spain with regard
to questions growing out Of tho capturo Of Tho
VirgnuA aro brought to Il conclusion to-day,
Beoretary Fish and Admiral Polo having agreed
npon and signed protocol, which the la!tor soon
Akor tolcgrnphcl to Lis Government. It ch1i
now DO positively stnto.l that tho
TERMS
Mo substantially ~ follows:
First-1,nmodlnto delivery to tho Unitod Station
Of tho ship VirginiuH and alI tho surviving pas-
sengors and crow.
Sccond-A salute to our flag on tho 25th Of
December next, unloss III tho meantime Spain
shall satisfy the United stasos TINT tho American
dag waa improperly borne on that yoHsol, and
further, tl,at sho had no right to the American
flag or American papors. In this event tho
salute iB to 10 spontaneously Withdrawn, and
Bpain Is to formally disolailn any Intentional In
dignity to tho 1ag in the acts committed by
Spain against tho VirglniuB.
Third-1f 1t shall thus bo shown that tho Vir-
Einius had no right to carry tho American flag
and papers, the Unitod States wlll Institute pro-
eeelings against the vesaol, and tho surviving
parties, who havo violated tho laws Of tho Unitod
Statop, and Spain guarantees to institute pro-
haye violated either law or troaty etipu1ationB.
FourN-TAo ,nnttor Of roclamations for dam
ages is reserved for future consideration.
In addition to the abovo 1t can also bo stated
positively that within tho next two days Socro-
tary Fish nnd tho Spanish Minister will dotor-
mine tho port ut which the Vrginius and sur
Yiving passengers aud crew shall be delivered to
The Unitot States. Tho words "immodate ro-
lense," as applicable to tho delivery Of tho Vir-
ginius and tho surviving passengers and crew,
tmpios, OF course, reasonable time for its e1e-
cution, na Honlo days must olapBo before Havana
and Santiago do Cuba ca,l DO reached.
Tile agreement ia remarked in official quar-
ters aa
COVERING ALL POINTS or oun ORIGINAL DE11ANpB,
though in u modified form, while It ia considered
respectful and honorable to both countries. The
fixing OF tho 25th Of December as the tinao OF an
luting our flag is to allow tho necessary oppor-
tunity to Spain to show thas the Virginius I'M
properly cnrriod the American flag aud Amori-
can papere*
THERE ia SENSIBLE REL1EF
In all quarters that the negotiation has thus
peaceably ended. Both Secretary Fish and Ad-
miral Polo had for two wooks past been engaged
in producing this result. on which they receive
the congratulations OF thor respective frends
IN MADRID.
MADRID, Nov. 29.-Tho Spanish Cabinet has
agreed to deliver to tho United States Coy
ernmont tho stonmship Virglnius and all tho por-
aons remaining nlivo who woro captured with
her, leaving tho question whether the seizure Of
the vesaol was legal to DO settled hereafter by
mixed tribunal. Tho question whether tho
damages shall bo paid to The familios
or relatives OF tho men who wero
Blut Is also to bo settled In similar
, 1873-12-01

ENC Gray Arnon C1ao In Bloomington.
Special Dierateh to 1Hs Chicaao tribune.
BLooA1SaToN, Ill, Nov. 2o.-Iho jury in tho
Gray nrson case, failing to aaroe havo boon dis
charged.