, 1873-05-01

/ The Republics of Hayti aud Ecudo
land another South American Republic
Iare anxious that their coin shall be exc
cuted by the United States, but there il
no law that will permit this to be done
it is probable that Congress will author
ize such services.
The Comptroller of Currency has
granted permission forsthe organization
of a gold note bank, at Santa Barbara.
! CAL, as soon as stock shall have been
deposited in q. S. bonds to the extent
required by law. The capital stock is
4 fixed at 100000. 4se
The decision in the Keystone Califor-
mia case. has been deferred by the arpli.
cation Of the Rose party for further hear
ing.
;, Gen. Sherman is still without further
dispatches from the Modoc country, bnt
does not doubt but that the military will
destroy the Indians. Other officials do
not share, that OPINION
Some surprise IS manifested at army
headquarters that the Indians supply of
ammunition continues to hold out, and
the impression is very strong that they
must have been supplied with large
/ quantity by the Indian traders.
SAN. FRANcIsco, April 24-Flour. the
current rates extra S. 50(05 IS. Whea}
, choice. 81 80; shippers offer 81 771a@
s5. Barley--Coast, 81 Is; Bay, 81 90
Hay--$11 to $40. Potatoes--New Mis-
sion declined to 81 50ta2 90; old crop,
60@$l 10. II vifsigfgf
ALBANY, April 24'--Collector Bailey
las seized twenty-three locomotives,
aud 7thilty-eIght passenger rsof the
, New York Central and Hudson River
, Railroad Company for non-payment of
taxes. FIT
. CHICAGO, April 24.--It showed here
to-day for nearly an hour, but melted
, as fast as it fell @a
, LONDON, April 24.--The body of Earl
De La War;, was found this morning in
. the river Cam. 80
Prince Walter leaves tonight for Vi
emma.
The shareholders of the Atlantic cable
company at an unofficial meeting. adop-
led resolution flvtring the consohda-
ton Of companies and alnalgamatIon Of
interests.
Twenty thousand coal miners in Leis-
i tershire, have struck.
New YORK, April 24.-A Boston let
tel, says by the near opening of the
/ Hoosac Tunnel and the consolidation of
Railroad interests. Boston hopes to share
in the Western trade, which is to under
go great and rapid developement. Bos-
on expects to become grand grain
Depot, through new Railroads and Har
Dor and Dock improvements, s
i The majority report of the Hoosac R.
i R. Committee of Mass, providing for
the consolidation of a number of Rail-
roads into one corporation, under the
name of the Boston and Northwestern
r. Z. Co., is regarded here as begin
nlng of DETECTION of those currents
of trade that have heretofore made New
York the slipping focus of the Centi-
nent. The Consolidated Co., as pro-
vided, shall operate Hoosac Tunnel and
its approaches but all Railroad Corpor
ations connecting herewith, or with the
Boston & Northwestern r. R., shall
possess the right of sending their cars
with freightiand passengers through the
tunnel upon the usual terms and with
equal facility. 1t is also provided that
the Commonwealth may, after six
months notice, take possession of the
CONSOLIDATED Corporation. * 1s<e
Bills amounting to 100000, for re-
constructing Centre Al arket Armory
have been found in the Comptroller's
Office. The Superintendent of Public
Works states that the bills he rendered
amount to $50, 139.
| KANSAS CITY. Mo-, April 24.-Presi-
dent Grant aud family leave this city at
S.15 tomorrow, ona special train over
the Kansas Pacific r. H., for Denver
and famous summer resorts ofthe Rock,
Mountains
BosToN. April 24.-AIark Boothby.
who killed his wife in Edgeworth, yes
terday. has surrendered himself to the
authorities Y rA4s33NN sas