, 1873-08-19

Exp0rt1a-Th0 Gnnnmn Rnl1fond and
tho Pacific arnfl SseamHflip Company
.--sonntor Carpenter mud tho Long
. Brunch Scandal.
,smefai Iispafeh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
New Yonx, Aug. 1S.-Tho Shipping List calls
attention to tho fact that tic current exports
exceed those of my year since 1861. OF 1o6
vossols which can,e III from abroad III threo dnys.
SO woro In baliaet, while all outward.bound are
full ladon.
Several days ago tho Panama Railroad Com
pany undertook the consideration OF proposi-
tion to lond several hundred thousand dollars to
tho Pacific Mail Steamship Company, and take q
mortgago on now stoamors which aro In courso
of preparation for service. This Was opposed by
;sotno Of Tho stockholders OF tho panau,a
Company, who wore supposed to be associated
with tho i" bcRra" III Pacific hfail, and protest
WIS prepared for Beryico tomorrow. Not to
'bo outlone by tue "bears," tho Il bulls "mado
q corntAr-movomont, md caused tho following
document to bo prepared and circulated among
!, tho friends Of tho Panama Rnilway Company for
signatures:
F; ..-..-. NEW YonE, Ang. 10, 1a7s.
70 tho President AMI Directors u tue Panama Ralroad
W, ihe undersigned; ptoshholdoEs ot THO Panama
Railroad Company learning that the pqsio Nail
iron screw steamer Colon, and nko nno!tnt their
the Panama Railroad oomrans Is largely Interested H.
md win 10 greatly benefited -, tho osty compaon
%aso +, ss'a !e.s, 5sss,ias q. = sssnf5ty r.,
h 81 Fl end pss1s m
fer te:o txo steamers waa $40 sRfsS
each, making tho enttro coat 81. 900, 900.
Those Interested In the Iattor document claim
that they succeeded In obtaining tho signatureH
Of ono-quartor OF tho whole numbor Of stock
Among those who have signed aro Rutus Hatcf,,
Musgraye i Co., Glondoning, Davis l. Amory,
and Jamoson, Smith j. Calling. This papor will
DO served on the Pannma Directors at their meet
Tho demand Of the Wisconsin papers that
sonasor Carpenter anewer tho charges latoly
made agninBt lin Of immoral conduct at tho
Long Branch Hotel are not likely to DO respond
cd to. Tho family Of the lady lavo appealed to
thor comment, aud havo demanded Of Carpenter
that lle shnll take no further action in the mat
tor. Carpenter has written q letter,
in which ho saya that he has
tol, saying he was roftBed admittanco only bo-
cause tho hotel waafrll. Tho propriotore, how
over, says that Thomas Murphy applied to them
to wrto auoh letter, but they refused. Tho hus-
esseas It sdsasso as s S1G nEs"ss %
proceed against tho Senator or tho newspapers,
whichever Is at fault. On application at tho
Tribune Office lo Ia said to havo boon told that
the papor was prepared to provo all 1t hnd said.
Tho husband Is q friend and protege Of tho SEN
ator, Who got him IN appointment to eome ofIico.
4 great effort ia boing mnde to conceal the name
OF tho lady; but 1t IL known, though there ia no
disposition to mako it public.
[T6 ths Assocfated Frtss1
NEW YoRK. Aug, 18.-Tho Monnoniteg who
arrived here Friday havo decided to make Min
neeota tlloir homo, and will 1oavo to-day for st.
Paul.
Tho National Revenue Reform Association has
addressed communication to the Secretary
Of tho Treasury, asking him to revoke tho
order which was recently issued by Col
loctor Arthur, Of tho CuBtom-House hero,
requiring merchants, In person. to mako afi-
davits OF entries. Tho letter adds that tho real
motives for tho Issuance OF tho order Was simply
the qualification Of Belt-conBeQuence, and to
compel tho personal attendance Of tho NOR
chantB In order to humble aud still furihor
hamper them with unnecessary and arbitrary re-
gnirenlants under tho law,
John Mclaughlin, the keeper Of aola-
wator fountain at tho. Staten Island ferry.
aud John Lyons, tremnn on n Liverpool
steamer. fought this morning i'll liquor saloon
ut No. 33 Washington street, and Mclaughlin
waa kicked to death. Lyons escaped.
Tho cignr- makers Of this city are signing
protest against tue adoption OF the patent cigar
box.
II ia atntod that four Customs inspectors have
been removed.