The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-01
From New York.
New YORK, Sept. 30.
ARRIVED.

.NEw YORK, Sept. 30
ARRIVED.
The steamship Russia from Liverpool
arrived to-day.
COLD AND CLOUDY. -a
The weather ischily and cloudy here to-:
day.
INSPECTION OF CASTLE GARDEN.
Gov. Dix is to make an inspection Of
Castle Garden tomorrow.
ANOTHER ERIE WAR.
Another vigorous Erie war is probable
between Jay Gould and Bisschoffsheim.
THE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE
Extensive preparations are being made
for the assembling of the evangelical alli-
ance in this city on Thursday.
BROOKLYN FINANCES.
The Brooklyn controller asks the com
mon council for permission to bring suits
against Hugh Mclaughlin to receive ine-
rest on public money retained by him.
BROOKLYN POLITICS.
Several of the democratic leaders of
Brooklyn, including Thomas Faron, Aid
Hylse and Beland and L T Hood, met last
night to form new organization. The
World heads the gathering the anti-ring
movement.
THE DEFArLrNe TREASURER.
The Brooklyn evening papers say that
an indictment has been found by the grand
jury against Rodman, the defaulting as
sistant treasurer, but that II nollc prosequi
will be entered in his case, and he will he
used as witness for the people when
treasurer Sprague's trial comes up.
SUIT COMMENCED.
the United States district attorney to-
day began suit against Edmund Yard &
Co., importers of white goods to recover
twenty thousand dollars, the balance due
the United States on fraudulent invoices.
HEAVY SENTENCE.
In the oyer and terminer court to-day
Peter McKcnna was indicted for the MUIR
der of Michael Lunny, by stabbing him in
the abdomen, during dispute arising from
Lunnys Jealousy of his wife. lie pleaded
guilty of manslaughter in the first degree,
and Judge Brady sent him to state prison
for life.
MURDERERs IN THE TOMB.
pat q; ,,ursonp ,,ou. ron,o;, In tl,n TOW, ta
under Indictment for murder-Stoies,
King, Scanned, Simmons, Broderick and
McDermott.
STOKES TRIAL.
Stokes third trial has been definitely set
down for next Monday.
TRIAL FOR ENLIGHTENMENT.
John ID. Cong, in durancc, charged with
ENLIGHTENMENT of twenty-five thousand dol
lars from Lawrence Brothers, bankers, was
before Judge Brady on application for re-
| duction of bail from thirty thousand. but
application was denied. 1t is stated that
Lawrence Brothers had been offered back
the amount cmbezzled upon withdrawal of
the charge, but they refused, saying they
could better afford to lose the money than
! to allow the offence to go unpunished.
EXCLUSION.
The harbor police steamer to-day convey
ed number of German delegates to the
evangelical alliance ON an excursion down
the bay and through Hell Gate to the
Sound
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
A Utica despatch says that IIoratio Scy
mour will be the permanent chairman OF
the democratic convention tomorrow. The
temporary chairman is not indicated Tive
delegations from Albany are present ant
there will be a contest, and that Hon. Jos
Warren will probably prepare the rcsolu
tions denouncing the back pay bill ON thu
basis of the Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA demo
cratic platforms. The convention meet
at noon tomorrow in the new Opera IIous
ON Fayette street.
GRAIN SHIPMENTS.
The shipments Of grain during the las
few days have been very large and receipt
also have been corrcspondingly heavy
Ocean steamers and sailing vessels which
cleared ON Saturday week took out 49i $50
bushels of wheat and 81 800 bushels o
corn. Aggregate, counting other grains
being 525, 1872 bushels that went out o