Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-22
Eastern Dispatches.

London papers Of the 10th, received
tonight, per Java, contain very little
relative to the recent Vienna panic. The
Times says in a money article, in the
foreign market prices have been fiat
throughout, and from Vienna general
collapse is telegraphed Of all the unsound
financial securities recently colated there.
Most Of the questionable financial
papers lately in circulation Eliminates
from Vienna, and crash to-day in that
city has exercised an effect on the Ger
man Bourse.
The same papers contain the following
dispatch from Vienna, dated the 9th ::
The failure of one of the trading finan-
cial houses by whom large amount of
stock was thrown on the market, has
caused an extraordinary panic on the
Bourse. 1t is impossible to resume bus
mess to-day. Dealers have offered to
each other their mutual assistance.
Baron Konsigwaner is to request the
Minister of Finance to order suspect
sion of business for several days, and to
sanction the arrangements for mitigating
the crisis. Rothschild and Heor Schey
were insulted to-day on the Bourse. The
supply OF money at present is good.
The public are crowding to the exchange
offices to purchase stock at the present
low rates. Negotiations are being car
ried on between the Committee of the
Bourse, the banks and Government to
devise measure for preventing greater
disaster than has already occurred.
Prospect mill, at Halifax, England,
was burned on the 10th inst, throwing
four hundred people out of employment.
Loss two hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars.
The Mutual Bank, organized four
years, is winding up, the officers being
of the opinion that the present uncertain
ty and character of mercantile pursuits,
do not warrant the continuance Of the
business. All debts and deposits are
being paid in full
The assignee of the Central Bank
Brooklyn, has declared dividend to
depositors of twenty-five per cent, and
gave promise of further dividends.
All the police Commissioners nomi-
mated by Mayor Havemeyer yesterday,
wero confirmed by the Board Of Alder
men to-day. Gen. w. Lane was unani-
mously confirmed City Chamberlain.
The consideration of the nominees for
Park Commissioners, Phillip Bissenger,
D. B. Williamson, Salem H. Wales and
Fred Purch, is laid over for one week.
The body of Patrick Kelley, collector
for Arnold & Co., missing since March,
has at last been found in East River.
His watch and some jewelry are missing,
but there are no marks of violence.
Three laborers were fatally injured to-
day by bank of earth at Seventy-fourth
street, falling upon them.
Judge Fencher has granted writ of
habeas corpus in the case of G. F. Train,
returnable Thursday next to show cause
why Train should be released.
A passenger reports that about fifteen
minutes past one this morning, an
attempt was made to wreck the express
train on the New York Railroad, due at
Albany.
New ORLEANS, May 20.
Melvin NJ. Cohn, an attache of the
Picayune, was arrested and held in five
thousand dollars bail on q charge of
shooting at VIM. Pit Kellogg, on Maya
zine street, with the intention of killing
him. 1t is alleged by COIN that he was
not in the vicinity at the time,
BosToN, May 20.
The Governor and Council have ap-
pointed the last Friday of June for the
execution Of Smith, the murderer of
Sackett, at Westfield, Mass.
In the House this afternoon the mi.
nority bill for the Hoosac Tunnel Rail-
road scheme, was submitted for the
majority bill. by vote of 1873 to 80, and
ordered to the third reading. This bill