, 1873-10-23

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Insurance Company of New York las
been placed in the hands of receiver,
at the suit of the stockholders, it ap-
/ psaring from an examination Of the State
Superintendent that there was q def
cheney in the Company's reserve fnnd
OF S16O, 200. ASSETS are $544, coo; lia-
bilities. $4,000.
PARIS, Oct. 20.--Leosay writes that
he feels sire of Republican majority
in the Assembly. Theirs, who had
gone to Hille. has been summoned by
Telegraph to Paris. ri
LEMON, Oct. 21.-One hundred and
sixty five thousand dollars were shipped
to-day from Southampton for New York
and $195,00O from Liverpool for Que
bec. oa ia.f
MADRID, Oct. 21.-A dispatch from
Valencia says the insurgent vessels re-
main of. that harbor and have captured
and plundered more Spanish merchants
men. Valencia is traquil. Troops ar
irving in the city are being placed in
the forts. 80
BAYoNNE, Oct 21.-It is reported that
the Carlist forces under Leorcarraga
have again been defeated by the Repub-
licans.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 90 Aaron Bells,
of California, is appointed Register of
the Land Office vice Joseph Isaac, de-
ceased.
BosToN, Oct. Al Board of Directors
Of all the mills at Fall River have ap-
pointed committees to confer with Rep
resentatives OF corporations in other
places with regard to a suspension of
work during the present dull season.
Fishback paddle and rail mills have
suspended and six hundred hands are
thrown out of employment.
New YORK, Oct 21.-TLe monument
to Phillip Embury founder of the Meth
odist Church in this country, was un>
veiled yesterday, at Cambridge, New
York, in the presence Of large con-
course of people. Bishops Kane and
Simpson and others made address.
Steamer Lady Head arrived last night
from Sable Island, with the crew of a
boat Of the steamer Wyoming. which
left that steamer when she struck near
Sable Island some weekg ago.
Porrsv1LLB, Penn, Oct. 21.-Rain
caused much damage here. NIinerville
bridge on Peoples Railroad was washed
away just after train passed. Furni-
ces at st. Clair considerably damaged.
| On Philadelphia and Reading Rail
road several land slides occurred. At
Girardville 2 children were drowned by
The submerging of vehicle in which they
were driving home with their parents.
CONCORD, N. H.. Oct. 0.-Merrimac
river is very high and the country
around Plymouth is flooded. Trains
have stopped and since yesterday the
franklin paper mills have suspended,
owing to high water, and at Waterbury
temporary bridge over Onion River
was washed away
DETROIT, Oct 21-Fiercest gale of the
season has prevailed here for the past
| "a hours. A number of disasters are re-
ported on Lake Huron and there are
rumors of loss of life, but as get nothing
definite is learned. A large number Of
vessels ran into Port Huron and Tawas
for shelter. There is very heavy sea
on Lake Michigan, but no important
disasters are reported.
MEMrHrs, Oct. 81. Report to noon
to-day is not favorable; the number of
deaths from yellow fever is six.
OswEGo, Oct. 21.- Colt & Potts plan
ing mills burned last night; loss $40,-
600; insurance $4,000.
A quarrel between John Hall and
Patrick Cullen, a member of the 9th
cavalry, a. Fort Hayes, Kansas, on
Friday last, resulted in the killing of
Cullen by Hall.
New YORK, Oct. 20.-A large failare
in London, Friday last, has depressing
effect on the markes this afternoon.
Articles in the Jour,aa! des Debates to-
day regard q restoration Of Royalty as
certain.
ROME, Oct. 90 General of the Socie-
ty of the Jesuits was officially notified
by the Government that that order must
Immediately vavate the premises occu-
pied by them in this city.
MADRID. Oct 20.-Insurgent squad
ron from Cartagena arrived off the har-
Dor of Valencia yesterday, followed and
closely watched by several British,
French, and Italian men of war. Con-
treras' sent boat ashore with demand
for money and provisions. He threat
ened bombardment and appealed to
the supporters OF the National Indepen-
dence in Valencia to see his demands
complied with. City authorities, how
ever promptly refused to comply and
preparing for defence.
Insurgent frigates now lying in har.,
Dor Of Valencia have already captured
three Spanish merchantmen at the en-
trance of the harbor. British Admiral
Yelverton demands that 4S hours notice
be given before the bombardment be-
gins; and warn5 Contreras that if he
fires at the Spanish gunboat before the
expiration of that time, the English. It.