The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-08
TELEGRAPHIG.
Reported Expressly for the Bulletin.
FROM NEW YORK.
the EVANGELICAL Atl1AycE.


New York, October Sat 3 pm, YES.
terday, the Third session of the Evange-
zeal alliance met in Dr. Adams church
Madison square. Tho nIor was reserved
for the delegates and reporters aud tie
north gallery for the theological students,
and the general public were admitted 10
the other galleries. The general topic
was the pulpit of the day; aud the speak
ers wore Rev. Dr. Parker, of London
Rev. Mr.. Becchcr, and Dr. Rider, OF
Mndison, New jersey.
BANk STATEMENT.
Isaac II. Baly, receiver OF the
National Bank Of the Commonwealth,
gives the statement of the assets at
sl99, s77.93 and liabilities 81, j3j, 24j.2i
exclusive OF II capital stock OF $4,000.
BY this exhibit, there is deficiency OF
S2s7, l5L3l; showing capital un aid of
3sl per cent Of tho Aggregate. The in
d1btedness of directors t. the bank OF
day OF failure was over $4,000. La Wow
OF the above statement of Baily, the pres
luehI - out IN caro- To cTslltors ana
stockholders of banks IN which ho says
"Perhsps tho Willingness of Bsily to be-
receiver of n salary of $1,000 n Year may
explain his gloomy view Of the affairs Of
the bank. His right to the property Of
tho bank will be tested in the United
States courts and / beg you 10 suspend
your judgement OF the bank and its OIL
Ger, tai .hoy again have their books and
means Of their defense
At "a meeting of the clearing house as
| ISOLATION this afternoon. a. the request Of
Mr.. Ellis the following resolution was
! adopted
Resolved That special committee of
five be appointed by the chair, which COM
mitteo shall, with the president and direc-
tors of the national bank of common
wealth, make an examination into its af-
fairs and report at future meeting of the
association, the assent Of the comptroller
OF currency first being obtained.
JUDGE woor NEFF.
The order issued by Judge Woodneh
last week to show the cause of the APP
pointment of Isaac II. B,ily recently,
should not be declared null and void, was
returned to-day. Judge Woodueh was
not in town and the matter was brought
before Judge Blstchford, who said as he
was stakeholder in the bank he would
decline to hear the argument. Tho mat
ter was adjourned Till next Tuesday.
EX-CIrY TREASURER spRAGUE,
of Brooklyn was srraigned to-day under
four indictments and his trial set for the |
Goth inst. Kate Stoddard WAS also ar
rsigned, but her counsel stated they were
not ready. No day was fixed for her trial !
and she remained in prison.
The steamship Java arrived from Liv-
erpool
OLD CORRUPTION At THE WHITE HOUSE |
A Washington dispatch says Senator
Cameron had long interview with the
President yesterday, and reports the lat
ter as well as himself, strongly opposed to
the drawing on the 81, 100000 greenback
reserve.
Dissolved.
ne committee bl scNtulN lh.l ~ NJ re- |
solved that it was cxpcdicnt to dissolve
and appointed II committee to wind up the
concern.
FIRE.
New York, October s.--A Fire broke |
out in Noun, Vernon, New York, early |
this II. III. Several steamers were sent from
this city TO hid in extinCulshing the flames.
The Post says twenty buildings have
been burned, and the loss will be $500 |
EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE.
The sessions of the Evangelical Ali |
ance seems to be- growing in interest. The
Association hall was crowded this even
ing, ard large numbers were unable to !
gain sdmitancc. Additional yce-presi- !
dents were appointed owing to tho number
Of meetings to be held. Il. 4. Payne, of
Virginia was to bs heard, and writes
"If don't set forth the merits of Christ
fuller than any other man when you hear
me, than you may say that am not spe-
cislly called Of God by the appurltion Of
His Holy spirit