New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-21
NEW YORK.

Indictments Against the Ring-Credit Mo.
biiier Suit - Smuggling of Mexican
GOOds-The Death OF Horace +. Clark
Unsettles securifies-seven Cases of
SunstrOke-DivOrce Granted Pauline
Luccn.
New YORK, June 20.-W'arrants for ar.
rests have not yet been issued under the
new ring indictments, and the district at
torney says none will be served until Mon
day, on which day the Court o: Oyer and
Terminer will be IN session.
Nobody seems to regard the indictments
as anything more than part OF the bitter
political fight now on hand.
The UAited States marshal's office COM
plet6d the service of the subpenas yester-
day in the equity suit against the Union
Pacific Railroad Company. Credit Mobilier
of America, and others. Some of the re-
spondents are in Europe and were sub
penaed through their counsel.
The name OF the importer who is charged
with attempting to defiaud the government
out of large amount Of duties on Mexican
shawls. is J. Walls.
Seven cases of mixed goods and guam
;ity OF black lace We're taken in South street
and else where. yesterday. by the Gust =
louse officers. A heavy seizure was I.
made in Baltic street, BrOok.vn.
Pending an appeal in the suit Of James
Reid i Co. to set aside judgment tor
$500 the value of whisky entered at the
customhouse by means of alleged fraudu.
lent practices. reference was obtained by
the government to determine whether the
whisky had been entered without inten-
t;onal fraud.
Yesterday ex -Gauger John c. Strong tes
titled that when he was IN the custOmhOuse
Mr.. Jayne threatened to lock him up in
Ludlow stree: Jail if be refused to sign the
cevtihC ates. the proper contents OF which
were not disclosed. and that to escape per-
secution he did sign ii. and that subse.
quently he was told by Jayne that he twit-
ness, would lose his place if he could not
remember that Reid & Co. had offered to
bribe him 20 underSauge tie whisky in
question.
The expected prepayment. without re.
bate of the July interest, WI. begin in a
few days.
Southern State bonds az the board were
steady on business of $3.50 900.
One of the results o. the death OF Horace
f. Clark was the Union Pacific opened at
-. having closed yesterday at "a. and has
since .luctUated between -, and :9y;'.. Lake
Shore tiuctuated between 81 y and 81 u. and
has been comparatively little affected.
Horace +. Clark, president OF the Lake.
shore and Union Pacific Railroad Com.
panies. and son-in-iaw Of Commodore Van.
derbilt. died in this city yesterday of rheu-
matisnl o; the heart. in the tiftleth year of
his age. He was member Of the thirty.
fifth and thirty sixth Congress. and since
his retirement from politics has been iden.
titled with the busines, interests of this
city, railroad progress andthe development
of the West.
The Pos' says Horace F. Clark was un.
dOubtedly the victim OF OverwOrk. having
for years borne responsible and active
part III many corporations. AT the time
OF his death he was president of
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
Railroad Company and the Union Pacific
Railroad Company. He was a director in
many companies. among which were the
New York Central, and Hudson. New York
and Harlem: New York. New Haven and
Hartford: Toledo, Wabash and Western;
Erie and Pittsburg: Dunkirk. Warren and
Pittsburg: Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany. and the Union Trust Company, be.
sides severa! banks and insurance compa-
MES.
Arv:vei-Assyrian and Leo
There were seven cases o! SUE stroke here
today.
Judge lngraham. IN n" Supreme Court,
has granted an absolute divorce in the case
of Pauline Lucca against her husband.
Baron \On Phaden. with leave to marry
again The plaintiff was also awarded the
custody .. the!v child.