, 1873-11-06

stocks.
Steamer Colorado sailed for China and
Japan at noon to-day.
HLoNDoN, Nov. 1.-Sir VIM. Bohill Low
Chief Justice Of the Court of Common
Pleas, died to-day.
Deoon and Somerset railroad opened
to-day.
New YORK, Nov. 1.-Stokes left for
Sing Sing to-day. YoungWalworth, the
paricide, wrote that the convicts would
get up grand reception for Stokes as
soon as he gets his hair cut and his un-
form on.
The banks gained $4,000 curren-
cy by noon to-day.
The public debt shows an increase Of
5000 900.
Claffiin & Co. notified the associated
banks to-day that they are not needing
assistance.
The bank committee appointed to ex-
anime the affairs of Sprague & Co. say
they consider assets, $40 .495. .247; liabil-
tiles. $11, ,475, ,443. Recommend the
placing. by mortgage, in the hands OF )
trustees, give rate fer indebted to run 3
years at Z per cent interest. The coun-
sci for the firm said that the deeds of
trust were being made out to Gov. Hem
nv Howard, Rufus Waterman, ex-Gov.
Smith, and if satisfactory to the crsdit-
ors the firm would go into bankruptcy.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. IL is reported
that the metropolitan police sent from
this city to Grant parish, committed
gross outrages.
Last night the mare of Theodore Til
ton was erased from the roll of members
of Plymouth Church. Beecher protes
ted against the act, and said that all
difficulties between Tilton and himself
had been settled,
VIENNA, Nov. Negotiations for the
settlement Of difficulties between Austria
and Turkey is progressing favcrably.--
Trukey is disposed to give com plets sat
isfaction.
V1CToR1A, Nov. "a young lad NAM
ed 1'hos. Seeley on Sunday tight fell
from the gang plank of the bark Char
lotte Clarke into the water, striking his
head against the wharf in the fall. He
was picked up after some little time,
but had to be carried part of the way
home, whore he died two hours after
the accident.
New YORK, Nov. 3.-Philip Reed How
ard was shot dead at Jamaica, Long Is
land, by some gunners who he had orr
dired off bis land.
It is reported that pool has been
formed for the purpose of saving the
house of Clafin & Co. and $5, 900, 900
have been raised for that purpose.
1t is statsd Senator Sprague has Sc
cured to his family 81, 100000 by gift
to his children.
The Kansas Pacific, st Louis, South
western and Central branch of the I'm
ion Pacific Il. RS have failed. They
will pay their semi annual coupons next
Saturday. The Kansas Pacific jssue a
circular in which the Directors cay that
500, ,OGO, 900 in securities to be used as
bonds, will have to be raised as necessa-
nv means to mset interest on the bonded
debt, and to iquidate the greater part
cf the floatiug debt. 1t would be of no
avail if the money could not be procured
during the present pressure. They make
a statement of the resources OF the road,
and express confidence that the foatisS
debt can be extinguished in about two
years by earnings of the road, and if the
company should bs successful IN placing
their securities now in hand, consisting
of mortgage bonds upon the branch lines
and real estate securities, the floating
debt could be paid at once, and earnings
of the road used for the speedy payment
of the coupons. The Co. therefore in
vite holders of bonds to appoint COM
mittee to confer with the Board of Di-
rectors personally or by letter to exam
inc and decide upon the wisest course to
be pursued.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 3.-N. Waae, former
ly clerk in the Office Of Secretary OF
the State of Tennessee, was arrested
here Saturday night on charge Of forg-
ing a 20,00O State bond. He left for
Nashville last night in charge of the Of
ficers.
A German named Sephing, was shot
and killed in ballroom row in Washing
ton. Mo-, early yesterday morning by
VIM. J. Lack.
AspINwALL, Oct. 25.-Insurgents un-
der Carrerozo, retreated from before,
Pana ma, on the night of the Sth, and
being pursded. sought safety by flight
into the brush and abandoned cannon,
some rifles and several boxes of ammu-
milton, Two InAurgents captured and 4
Government troops wounded in the
chase.
The seaman on board U. 8. vessels at
Panama, are suffering greatly from
sickness contracted whileguarding prop
erty on shore during the recent political
disturbances.
While Lit. Santos squad Of soldiers
we're conducting Procapio Soland, of
Costa Rica, to prison on charge OF being
a rebel dsserter, Soland made remark
which displeassd the Lieut., when the
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