, 1873-11-06

of $500,OOO.
An earth quake was felt all over the
Isthmus Of Darien on the evening OF the |
18th ult. but no damage done.
Affeirs in Wall street are unsettlea
awaiting further developments.
The Treasurer of the Chesapeake ano
Ohio r. f. says in circular to bond
holders, that the only way to resstabllsh |
credit is to refund the entire floating
debt. and ths income bonds to be paid
out of the net earnings of the rosd.
The Co. has authorized the issue OF
per cent. income bonds for 20 years, to
amount to -, 600, 900, to be used in re-
tiring the floating deb, and funding the
interest on the new bonds.
The Pacific Mail Co., has received a
dispatch announcing complete wreck
of the steamer Ariel, between Yokoha-
ma and Hekedale. The crew and PAS
sengers were all saved.
PARIS, Nov. 2.-Orleans Princes uni
ted in a formal declaration of the Lieu
tenancy Of the kingdom. They do this
to avoid all appearance of competing
with Count DE Chambord.
VIENNA, Nov. 3.-Emperor of Austria
has conferred imperial order of Francis
Joseph upon Nathan Wheeler, Presi-
dent of the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machine Co.
New YORK, Nov. 3.-One of the firm
of Clafin & Co., at meeting of credit.
ors and friends this morning, submitted
report which shows the gold assets Of
sll kinds, not hcwever, including per-
sonal assets of the members of the firm,
to be $22 sos, 900; total Indebtedness,
SIS, ,0S4 900; surplus. $6,92a 900.
The house of Jay Cooke & Co., which
borrowed from tho National Bank of
this city 100000 through the influence
of Henry G. Cooke, President of the
bank, has since the failure withdrawn
5000, 900 in Central Pacific bonds, and
deposited them with the Secretary OF
Treasury as security for $500, 900 advan-
ced them by the Secretary before theil
failure, Creditors OF Jay Cooke e. Co.,
are to investigate the proceeding.
Eru T,rr On+ Nov . Tho Trtar
national bridge was formally opened to-
day. Several passengers and freight
trains crossed.
| CHICAGO, Nov. 3.--Chris. Rafferty,
who murdered policeman O'Meara il
this city about year and half ago,
| while the latter was about to arrest him
on warrant, and who has twice been
convicted and sentenced to death, has
secured new trial from the Supreme
Court.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 3.-Mike McCoole
was arrested this afternoon for the muir
der of Patsy Manly, and lodged in Jail.
| Paris, Nov. 3.-President McMahon
received delegations from all sections O.
the Right. 1t is believed that after a
prolongation of the Presidents power
has been voted, Ministry will be con
structed and series of strong ly con-
! servative measures introduced in the
Assembly.
Count De Chambord has received a
congratulatory letter from the Pope.
MADRID, Nov. 3.-Four hundred men
left Cadiz on Saturday to reinforce the
Spanish troops operating against Cuban
Insurgents. Several Carlist bands were
scattered by the Republican troops on
Saturday and Sunday.
BERLIN, Nov. 3. There is a feeling of
satisfaction here at the collapse af Count
de Chambord.
VIENNA, Nov. 3.--Total number of
admissions to the Exhibition from the
opening to closing day was 7,25O,OO0.
The Exhibition closed at 4 O'Clock to-
day without special ceremonies.
The Bosnian difficulties have been
arranged. Turkey has removed the Of
tending functionaries and pardoned
political refugees.
DowA1Ev11LE, CAL, Nov. 4.-The
smoke shaft in the Keystone mine near
here, took fire on last Saturday compel
ling the closing up of the mine to smoth
er the fire. Superintendent Jones re-
ports the fire all out with little damage.
SAN Francisco, NoY. 4.-Rev. Father
Duggan, the recusant Catholic priest,
made his appearance on the street to-
day, almost helplessly intoxicated. His
friends took charge of him and got him
to place of concealment and safety
New YORK, Nov. 4.-Investigation of
affairs of Central Bank by committee of
Clearing House Association shows a
capital of three millions is impaired to
the extent of u, 600. Deposits amply IN
sured.
A special from Petersburg, Virginia,
states that while about 800 colored men
were marching in procession last night,
they threw stones at and smashing win
dows and injuring citizens. Excitement
became so great owing to these acts of
violence, that white and colored compa-
nies were called out and kept under
arms all night. Governor Walker ap
proved prompt action on the part of
military and citizens.
CINCINNATI, Now Commercial Knox
vile. Tennessee, special says strike of
engineers and fremen onEastTennessee,
Virginia and Georgia railroads threaten
to assume dangerous characters. Some