, 1873-09-11
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ExcLus1vE1Y FOE THE DAILY DIxrArcu

E1CLUSIVELf FOE The DAILY DISPATCH
vienna, Sept. 3.-Reported special
prizes are 10 be given to several exhibit
ors who were accideatly overlooked in
the recent distribution. Nearly all Wis
itors who came to attend the Exposition
have left the city Vienna is now free
from cholera.
KINGSTON. Aug 27.-Stesmer Virgin
ius is still here, but is evidently prepar-
ing for another trip to Cuba.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-Premption
cases of the State of California vs.. F.
II. Felt. and State of California vs.. L.
B. Hntney, an appeal to the Secretary
of Interior, have both been decided ia
vor of the State.
BANGOR, Me-, Sept. IA terrible
fire is raging in the western part of East
Surrey. in Priory of Woodland. A large
force of men are fighting the flames, but
if high winds continue a great nun ber
of dwelling houses must be burned, as
all are dry and hardly any water to be
had.
LOUISVILLE. Ky, Sept. "a switch
man named Peter Baltz. coupling cars
at Nashville depot This morning was
crushed to death in a frightful manner.
-sLast night brakeman named N. I.
Flasl, was run over by the cars at Vi
emma 80 miles from this city and mash
cd-to death.
NEW YORK, Sept. 3.--Up to noon to-
day Is counterfeit $500 greenbacks were
received by the Sub-Treasury. An e1-
pert in one of the city banks to-day de-
tected two points of difference between
the genuine and counterfeit not men
toned in Government description. In
lotts the signature of Spinner
clearly overlies the seal, while in the
counterfeit the seal has evidently been
stamped on after the signature. In the
counterfeit the center star in the cluster
around the neck of Goddess of Liberty
is defective, while in the genuine it is
perfect. A London dispatch says the
steamship Harmonic from New York.
arrived at Plymouth to-day. She reports
having encountered terrific hurricanes
on the Oath and 25th Aug, which filled
her cabins with water. The passengers
were compelled to vacate them for time.
Several of her boats were lost. She
passed large quantity of wrecked mat
tor the storm which had been carried
away from other vessels.
Tonight eight large diamonds said to
be worth $4,000 were seized from
Messrs. Nance and Joseph, passengers
from England.
South American news announces
mining discoveries in Ecuador. Quick
silver mines discovered not far from
Guaymille. In Chill bed of coulit is
said to have been discovered on the Is
land of Chilo forty yards deep, exceed
ing in richness any in England, Great
discovery has been made of silver depos
its in the Desert of Atacama, at dis
tance of fifteen leagues from Chauaval.
The ore is said to yield from 800 to L.,
600 marks per cajon. At Cohiaro the
excitement rose to an extraordinary
pitch and all towns in that region are
likely be left nearly deserted Of their
inhabitants. Later advices announce
discovery of five more veins of great
richness.
BosroN. Sept. 3. Excitement in the
wool market still continues and late i'm
provements fully sustained. Manufac-
turers ara purchasing freely and are en-
,couraged in laying in stocks by better
demand for goods. California VIC ol is
in demand.
Quincy sends anti-Butler delegates
to the State Convention. 1t now stands
Washburne, 157; Butler, ia; doubtful,
IA.
NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-Mr. Denny,
Chairman of the Governing Committee
of the New York Stock Exchange, said
to>day that he was confident no other
bonds than those of the Buffalo, New
York & Erie and the New York Central
had been counterfeited. Treasurer of
the Now Jersey Central road says he
has neither seen nor heard of any forged
bonds of that Company. The Secretary
of the Western Union Telegraph Co.
makes similar statement with regard
to the bonds of that Company.
Messrs. Haskins and Braene to-day
Temporarily suspended business. 1t is
now understood that the advances of
this firm to swindlers amounted to $40,
600.
Another counterfeit $500 greenback
was received at the Sub Treasury, max
ing thirteen received since Saturday. 1t
is believed at the Sab Treasury the
counterfeit. bills came from the West
md there are but few in circulation in
New York. The bills have been ex-
amined by experts Of the American
Bank Note Co., ,and pronounced by them
to be the best counterfeit bills that ever
came under their notice. Geo. w. Mas
ter of the Sub Treasury. saws that the
paper OF which the forged bills are
printed is lighter than that of the genu-
inc. He also says that the face of the
bills cannot be distin guished from the
genuine but that the letters on the back
are tinged with green where they should
be perfectly white, and that the blue
tint peculiar to the genuine is not per-
ceptible in the counterfeit.
A Washington special says that the
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