, 1873-10-30

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cotintries with facilities of production
increased SO that the demand for gold
to come to us. l hope we shall RESUME.
and that when ne do, it shall last 70,
bttr life tinte.''
There was report current IN Wall
Street tiat the government intended
burying sterling and expending green
backs. The Press says that telegram
from Washington early in. the day, de-
nieo these reports on the direct author
ity of the Secretary of the Treasury De
partmenrs and a prominent New York
dry goods commission merchant stated
that he had just arrived from Washing
ton bringing with him letter from
from President Grant to an officer of
one of the leading banks of this city.
This bank officer stated that the Presi
| dent announced his intention to draw on
$44, 900, 900 to the extent of S3,000,000
per week for some weeks to come, and
also to buy 100000 sterling exchange
on London for the use Of the State and
Navy Departments. .Eis
Washington dispatches say, in regard
to petitions of involuntary bankruptcy
against Jay Cooke & Co.. there is no
means by which they can evade passing
through Bankruptcy Court. Any one
creditor has the power to force them in
to bankruptcy if he elects so to do.
Dispatches received from Cleveland,
Ohio, Northern New England, and va
rious points in this State report the
storm of yesterday as very severe, caus-
ing great damage by food and the de-
tention of trains.
There was q narrow escape from o
fearful accident on the Hudson 4. L. to
day. Two passenger.trains met on the
Livoti Bridge. but as they were going
slowly, no damage was done beyond
smashing the head lights of the engines.
Forty car loads of tea direct from San
Francisco arrived here to day. a.
MONTGOMERY. Texas, Oct. 21.-Three
deaths from yellow fever to- day. T..
Terry, manager of the Southern and
Atlantic Telegraph Co., died last night.
Columbus, S. c., Oct. 21.-Legisla-
ture met in extra session to-day. Gov.
Moses sent in lengthy message. He
represents the funded debt to be S15,-
O27, ,2O3, and the floating debt S., ,3O6. 399.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 21.-Wool very
dull. Cuba fine and medium, 25(93O;
California coarse, 23@25.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 21.-Wm. F.
Detich.n, son Of Detichen, President
of the General Security Bank, was MUIR
dered to-day by VIM. PaulI. he striking
Detichen with heavy piece of wood on
the head, killing him instantly. Paulk
fed and cannot be found.
| AONDCNY OCt. A1.-Ouuatu OtoaA IL
Co., have determined to withdraw their
vessels from the West Indian service at
an early day, and establish daily line
between Liverpool and New York.
The race for Cambridgeshire stake at
New Market to day. was won by Mon
targis; Walnut second and Sterling 3rd.
Thirty-seven horses started. ..
HAVANA, O,.t. 2l.-Five hundred In
surgents under Maxine Gemez, attacked
the town of Balm on the 18th inst, aid
after four hours hard fighting, drew off
with loss of killed and 80 wounded
VICTORIA, Oct. 23.-James F. Whar-
ton, native of Boston. Mass, aged 27
years, chief mate of the Barkantine
LULU, was accidentally killed t Bur
rard Inlet on the Goth inst, by falling
from the top-sail yard to the deck of his
vessel. The remains were buried at the
Maxonic Cemetery, New Westminster
At the Inlet the bark Delaware had
completed her cargo and would sail at
once for Honolulu.
The Atlantic is having new decks put
in and will soon begin loading as also
the Chieftain and Bremmer. Both mills
are in full operation and things are lively
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 23.-A freigh-
train on the Pennsylvania Railroad was
thrown off the track this morning. The
engineer was killed and the fireman was
badly injured.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Oct. 23.-Moses
Williams, sentenced to the Penetentiary
| few days ago for larceny, claims to be
able to solve the mystery surrounding
the death of ex-Secretary of State Ty-
dali, murdered in this city in April, 1871,
whose raurderers have thus far succeed
| edi in elndins. justice. Williams says
four men we're implicated and offers to
point them out, provided upon their
conviction he receives pardon for his
present ofense. He claims that in de-
noussisg dem Is also ayenges himself
upon a gang who helped his last con-
viction, because he knew too much
Williams, although young. is q noted
thief and heretofore been chief Of gang
infesting the city. a
New YORK, Oct. 49, Stocks closed
very weak: Western Union. 57H; Pa
cifc Mail, 81 New York Central, ,89ss
Erie, 46A; Union Pacific bonds. 1871
Times says the question of general
currency payments in greanbacks and
national bank notes is about to solvn
itself. Most banks are paying on all
demands when preferred to the certi6-
cation of checks and the difference