New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-27
NEW YORK.

Butler's Prospects for the Governofship
Of Nlassnchusetts- Statement Of the
Trust Company-The Regatta Award
Disorder at Panama-A Forced Loan
. on the Merchants.
New YORK. July .6.-Dispatches from
Boston represent that the anti Butler
movement in the Republican party is for
midable. threatening his prospects both as
20 nomination and election
Specie shipments to-day e250,O00.
The bank statement shows loans decreas-
ed $lS9,000: specie decreased 81 ,O2i, 300:
LEGAL tenders increased 81 ,0S4 500: deposits
decreased 81 ,OSS. 100. Circulation decreased
$5S,4f0.
Receiver Chauncey. of the Brooklyn
Trust Company, has furnished the follow
ing statement of the status Of the company:
Assets $3.50, ,5e7; liabilities $3,245,072. The
receiver further states that, after thorough
overdrafts except those made by Mr.. Mills.
of $l47 900, for which no collaterals were
in the hands Of the bank, and1e34, ,8O6, made
by Mr.. Rodmar, for which the bank had
collateral from which they expected to
realize a considerable amount OF, it not all.
the Overdraft.
Specie shipments this week were over
100000.
Miles J. Noye.. president of American
Ildu1 SJldSb XESuIdECc CUuPduy VI NoW
Jersey, has been arrested and held for
examination on charge of having fraudu-
lently concealed from the creditors OF the
company. which has become bankrupt part
of its assets.
The fires which have proved so destructive
on Long Island are still raging, though
through a region where the damage is
much less.
Imports for the week-Dry goods, 1910
GE
zoo.
John c. Babcock, referee Of the late col
lege regatta at Springfield publishes his final
report here. He says only six of the eleven
Judges have made report to him. OF these
reports he makes the final award as at first,
namely: Yale frsp, Wesleyan second and
Harvard third. The honor of the fourth
place being claimed by the Amherst, Co
lumbia and Dar mouth Judges, he leaves It
for them to fight it out on that line."
The inetficency of the steamer provided
by the Springfield club on which he was 10.
Gated during the University race, prevented
him from reaching the finish of the Univer.
sltv race in season to form any correct idea
of the winner. OK the order Of arrival of any
of the crews.
The awarding Of the colors to the Harvard
was done by an over Otficious person. He
claims the finishing line was placed diagon
ally 800 feet from Its correct position at Jhe
east side. From his statement it appears
the eleven judges were confused. No gun
was furnished to start the regatta, as was
agreed upon, and during the race the judges
were scattered at different places along the
course.
Advices from Panama, TO the fifteenth
represent that all was then quiet there.
The trouble in Chirigni continues. IL is
believed to be in the interest of ex-Presi
dent Correost, and 10 supported by th'
black population, which is against the
present government.
A forced loan has been levied on th'
merchants. TO meet the expenses OF an ex
pedition tor its suppression.
quantity of ammunition brought by
the steamer Colon has been seized by tht
government. supposed to have been in
tended for the CorreOst party.
Quite spirited game of base ball was
played to-day on til. Union Grounds
Brooklyn, between the Mutuals and Allan
tics. The Mutua!s won by score Of 20 4