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The New York herald., 1873-10-08
CLOSING PRICEs-s O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton without Decided Changc-Flour
DulI-Whcat Higher, with Large
saies-Corn Easy-Oats Firmer-Provi-
sions Generally Duli-Lard EASIER
Naval stores Generally Quiet but
Firm-Petrolcum Ncminni-Groceries
Dull.
TUESDAY, Oct. TO p. M.
The trade movement was retarded somewhat by
the inclemency OF the weather. but business was
nevertheless fairly active in most department.
while In some It was decidedly brisk. There was
no evidence OF the distrust which caused the COM
mercial stagnatlon OF the few weeks past thou gh
the scarcity OF money was undoubtedly felt to q
greater or less degree In most departments OF
trade. The dry goods interest appeared
TO be uniavoraby Influenced BY the
scarcity OF funds, and business was slow.
on 'Change there was but little change either one
way or the other. The demand for most OF the
Ieading commodities was fair and the markets
steady. Flour RENAME steady under a moderate
The New York herald., 1873-10-08


THE sassior future delivery sum up as follows les
l6c, 200 at II 3c November, 2o at II 7l6c Decem-
sss 500 a fda u SCI @ 10 a. d Sale. pe0FassT ssy 100 10 at
three p M.-october 2O0 at FsSc., 800 al II
Sss2 o 800 At l7Ac; 2ol at y ll-l6c Novem,
l7lsc loo AZ II 7l6c 400 at II 3 3c 200 at II 76c Janu
ary atO a. Z bloc, 100 at IL l5S2c February, NO at
total SiOU bales. The OF yesterdays forward
deliveries were follows :-October, l6ic; November,
/. !ic; pecembeT i7i5c.; January, l75ec; February
29l y ,,. bales Second cal.-Dseember, 300 at n
ports, as tar as heard FROM were New Orleans Ss2
le369
CoPFEEIn the absence Of sales the market tor all de-
Ordinary cargoes 2oc: 2c fair carsoes 2Os4c 2Ic;
ssaeme range lots Soc ~. gold, per H. and -
aays Irrsss GTedt Ssva bars s DO
Ccylon, 2lc 22c. Maracaibo 2lc 22lsc. Laguayra,
ZIG. a 22c jamaica, 2Jc a 2lc.; st. Domingo, l91sc
Malabar, zoe. 2lc. Me xican 209sc a 2ilSc Manila
Zoe 2ic.; Angosra, 2Oisc; 2lsc. SavanIlla 2Dhc:
s2c Curacoa 2O1sc. AXE gold, at % to 90 days
credit
CoRDAGE-The demand during the past three days has
been only moderate. with prices ruling steady. We
quote MANILA large and small sizes, sc q &c., do
rope, ltc lie; New Zealand cordage, is,sc. l6ac.
CAsDIss-The demand during the past three days
has been confined small obbng parcels with prices
do SOC. 0c. parafne. Sic &c starics 2Sc. &c.
adamantine, lsc a DC for 1907.
27s rs bushels; corn do. corn meal 100 bbs and
30J sacks oats, $4,000 bushels; barley 10000 do; rye
1928 do The flour market was dull. but prices we're
Corr mp a wa uuia n
The New York herald., 1873-10-08
THE Cn1D u.Rppr

Is without feature, though somewhat frmer in
tone tnan yesterday. The extEsmes OF fluctuations
were 10Y l01, the close being at the former
1gures 'o' uer
me rates paid for carrying were 3, Q, s. and
per cent to nat The final rate was per cent ,or
carrying The prices OF gold wera -
The New York herald., 1873-10-08

inquiry Wheat active and higher with little
speculative feeling Corn duh Oats acuve
and frmer whiskey unsettled and lower. Pork
was nominal. Lard was easy. The demand for spot cot
ton fair, but at prices which holders generally
fused. Scarcely any business done groceries, and
values were generally nominal.
AsHss-Receips Tor the past three days. 62 packages
The demand Tor pots in lobbing way fair. with
prices ruling steady ats ~ Pearls were still nominal
quiet continued steady at about previous prices, We
do up points, So IS 81 25 Haverstraw Bay, 81 25
ss 25; croton fronts brown slt SIS; dark $l5 $40;
prices lots ailoat Delivered quoted fol-
1925; Haverstraw hay 81 rs $40 IS Lime, although
only in limited request steady at 81 10 for kockland
steady at the following fgQres:-Rosendae ~ 70 per
bbl Roman 81 81 50; Portland s. 81 go latns were
eastern
CorroS on the spot opened frmer and some sales
showed improvement on yesterdays quotations Tho
market subsequently however, ruled easier. with some
eciinl chan r,,leL raihcr Yank We aunie
The New York herald., 1873-10-08

; are Daseu Oh cot,oh ~ sluie runins h
1 aL q I'M Ai.l Th..S asaa.Arn
The New York herald., 1873-10-08
at the close OF business was sass, ,oe6Ooo, showing
an issue of $2,9e6O0o.
RAILROAD BONDS.

RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds continue strong. The Pacific
mortgages were the leading feature, and the de-
mand showed a decided Improvement over yester-
day, owing to the favorable tralc returns OF these
companies. Central sold at 90 a 9Sh, ana closed
at 93H to "a. Union Pacific, first, brought 70 75A;
land grants, 6s, and incomes, SO a 53h. New York
Central skies of 1883 sold at e0h; Chicago, Bur-
lington and quincy eghts, at 11o, and Rock Island,
sevens al IO0 The latest bids WEI q as follows -
The New York herald., 1873-10-08

S20C0 Tenn C's, old.
100 Tenn 6's, ne ". -.
1000 Mo 6's, Ii * STD Is
5OCu Missouri Us. -.
l0u Tn T. Rk lsf ln..
3CUu Tn Pac rs, liz b. :.
luc1U Pac los. inc...
2Dl0 c < y w con.
l0v1 Mich South I'd m.
ltiJ Cen Pac gold bds
500 T, TT w q { 3D..
1000 Clev 4. 7 81 m. \.
l5 shS ID X II G 90 b c
l0N Con Coal Of Nd. ID C
100 quick NJ Co. be
lUD " ellis Fargo TX. -.
lOO Am EXpI sss.. b c
~ Adams E&...... be
4J0 Harlem k2 b 9
, 1873-09-17

rssr, ; NJ ito stS t. 'ii T. ssiiis at s ka!nsn i, li.se
iNe,i uhln9 city monoy ever a!nco HpraFnn wna ni-
rnsa oy 1o nn 1Mn o. a IN n
tho beginning at !hoy aond loan Tho city fN.hla 40
far ha Waa t'rnntichhlc md should attnr ray!nE tho
oity tho por cont wol IT WINS entod to rccoso frnm
tho Trslat oopany divide tho balance OF tho pro,a o
tho President Of tito desnct Central 1latls, which laa
mover boon rnid lack to tho city. Bsty thousand
wnr0 loaned to Arm IN which errhgnc was partner,
hut TINT was rcpa in intnll1nons: Iwn tnosah,t %
woro ntolon from tho City rrcaa!lEy: Ten thou,
aN,i dollars wore similarly lo.nod lilo Lung IAlan
Oiub Three thousand dollars wero naotl IT, hrrnEHH
horse lockoy Hevenyyo thousand dnHrhof Tho rorn
Ltfo Insurance Company, ~ which spragno waa Inter.
cHtcd 1o aHo purchased 81 ,dD0 Hiock Of Tho rrurlect
park Association, and sutecrihed $2,ooo Inward
Tho oonntrnctlo, Of Tho l'rookiyn Theatre
4 tllo Long Iala, Club with ely money. 1t appears
that nodnnn really Ind no land In thoho traI,hAo.
tionB, g1ccpt TINT he, vol stills, roapod compnra
t!yely Rall advantage Of thu iyhto Of tntorcAt on
tho lonns. No other poraora lut srrnRnc hllis, md
nolmen aro implicated nndnsan atstes further that
the lolciency in tho City Treasury hhs boon largely
rol,tcea during tho past year by srraHao paying IN
sums q diffcront times 70 aggregate Of tlo0 000
Aftor tho suspension OF tho TruHt Company, HprnBno
told noamnn they wsro Handing on tho brink ,E Of
Mills operations and could not 10 fnrthor injured,
ho {8praEue) would givo lin $4,000 II le would r'n
sway. lsodman refused, as tho reputation nf his
family wna dear to him. After lilo publication Of tho
but 1ofman again refused. District Attorney Hritton
ntscs TINT II these atseents OF Iodmnn corrobo-
rAtod ho Will undoubtedly bo used rs witncaa aBast
8pragte. Tho lattor Ia ntfll confined 10 hin bod by
for TronHuror spraguo vns to-day Axed at o,oo0,
which WA1 procured.
, 1873-09-17

NEW Yonx, aept. 16.-A letter from Havana, Duba,
giving account OF tho great fro there, says Tacon
Market, on tho p1aza dol Vapor, waa IN extensive
building Of masonry forming squarc with shout 600
fcot front On each ado aud two stories hiRh bntt IN
1857 for tho general purpose Of market. . Tho I'm.
snenHa court filled with bodths wooden Bhcds, and
other b,litduBa occupied by hucksers and butchora,
while tho lower loora OF the four sdea Of tho building
comprlscd Variety Of Bhops md stores Of all
descriptions. III the upper stories Nvod the families
Of those who had the|r business aud caillngs in tho
shops aud stands Of tho Plaza. Undor tho arches
Of the oolonnado which surrounded tho building
the stands and ai1yerpaed showcases Of tie vendera
of varieties and dry goods, diaulonds and towery OF
all descriptions lne and bogus shoos, fancy goods,
rcaay-mhdo clothing. cigars, lottory tic1ets-in fact,
nbot everything imaginable In tho why Of trado. Over
1900 persons lived within lis precincts, and without
estimating tho Vnuo Of tho building and ts lucrative
rental tho ynlre Of the goodH It contained Is nes down
ut 8 100000. The fire discovered shortly aftor
midnight, IN Of tho bodegas, aud then tho drO Ind
spread 70 tho dry-goods btoro ndjoining Such Vas
The rapidity With which It spread TINT most Of tho
erwss to escape, threw themselves from, q
has since died. Tho fro rapidly spread
bath right and left and nj haf-past tho ilamoa had
onvcloed both st1es Of tho building, nnd within four
houra nothing remained Of the immense interests rep
resented III tho PIMA dol Yapor but tho standing,
blackenel walls. Since the fro subsidized parts Of tho
walla hayo fnen, and iulicted death and serious in
urics. Tho actual loss of fc is not known. II Ia
r1ouHfy estimated ct from twenty 10 nifty, whtlo tho
police reports only give snyen. Tho loss Of property
llas been yariouBly Gsute the lowest putting It at
$3,o00,000 and 4iglust s., 100000.
, 1873-09-17
MANITOBA.
Arrest of s. tl.ords, Gordon G:orion--T1ae
Kidnapping Case, nnd Otllor EKcit.

Arrest OF AI.ord', Gordon ;ordon--Tlao
Kidnapping Case, nnd Otlior E1cit-
ing Matters.
M1NsEAro11s, him., Sept. 16.-A special to the
Tribune, 1ast night from Fort Garry, says: Gordon
Gordon, who Acd from Fort Garry for the Rocky
Mountains, 6omo weeks ngo, haa been captured, coo
mica wost, BY Manitoba detective, and His Lord
chip" now finds himself behind tho bars In Winnipeg
special term Of tho court OF the Queens Bench
opened yesterday for tho trial Of tho American prison.
ers who aro charged with kidnapping Gordon The
Judge, In hs charge to the Grand Jury, dwolt mainly
on tho kidnapping, aud considered very fair and
disrassonato, neither fayorlng or prejndlcing #:
Tho Jury then retired. II s behaved TINT no bl1 will
ho found aganHs Merriam who was arrested as one OF
tho accessories. Attorney-0eneral Cornell OF Min
nesoa, introduced to the Court by Attorney dcu-
era1 Clarke and 1t is thought that be will 30 allowed
to appear for tho prisoner, with Gov. Austin and tho
Hon. William Lochroa as counsel Tho Court then
adjourned till o'clock tomorrow morning.
Hill, who waa prominent in the hnlf-breed Eebeon,
will arrive hero tomorrow, having been summoned
witness. Ho ia guarded by 800 hsli-broeds we'll
armed, and bloodshed is expected II he entors tho
town. Tho Canadian party brand him murderer, he
having caused tho death Of Thona Scott and say that
It IL disgrace to haye lin appear In court Wit
ness. partIes hayo sworl 10 saoot him on eiglt.
, 1873-09-17
CRIME.
A Check Forucr Secures $4,000.


Loulsy1ILE, Sept. l0.-Detwocn 10 and O'Clock to-
day stranger entered tho ol'oe Of tho FaEers' and
Droyers Bank and presented letter from II. Mofghua
Eous, Now York, introducing H. III. Norton aA having
funds and standing; The oasies Of tho bank talked
with Norton, he saying ho going to 1iy tobacco,
and asking the Htand!ng OF cortaiI parties In thu
city,. IEo thcn said he Ind funds, and
would dopoalt, whioA llo did, placing q check
Of Morgan'a Sons the Ninth National Bank Of Now
York. for $l3 00o, duly stamped and certified In tho
Cashiers hands. 1Ie afterwards got pasg-bo0k, and
left hs signature naying o did not want funds nov.
Aztec tho Cashier hsd returned to the private oihso
$780, drew Tho money and eit The casheE 5s4,e
at tho amount Of tho check, saw tha.. Nurton
was an impostor, hut + . waa t. too lsto,, -
feat 10 inches high. woighs about 16o pounds wears
thin black wltskura waa dreased ~ common b'ls-
ness suit Ia geitleneny-looklug ma,. Tho do
teetiyea arc aftor him, but hayo tugs of him
yet Norton depos!ted aii'ar check in tho Western
uerrnAn Savings Hank, introdncnH himself In the
sa,ne way, and drawing Il 500, lo Disappeared Tha
Favmcra and Droyers Dauk otfera reward OF 50 500.
ard the Western German Savings Dank tho aamu
amount, for tle apprehension OF tho forgar.
, 1873-09-17
IN rHEMQRtAM,

Rock ISLAND, ILL.,, spp.. ls.-A special meeting Of
tho Northwestern Associated Prcns was hold at tlis
Vice President, John 7. ca,logsn, IT tho Quincy Her
ald. The following lapera were represented: D. l..
Herald: j. N. llc.lnr'aon, Davenport Dtmoe,at !;
Waldo NJ H., raston, nayo"port oasstte J;s o!sr4so,,
e. a sGnS ms9af ai.
uarrows, Omaha Republican; J. T. Ca.logan, Quincy
Herald !: l., III. 1Iay0rick, Rock 1slAul Utti0A.
el
WugntAe, Blnco tho laat meeting Of this Association
smong our humber our worthy md greatly eseensed
fricud, DR.. Joseph II. White Of the Davenport Gazete
thu man in whom reoo8nlzo in al e1niuont degree
gent, nols-hearted Christian gentleman, man whoae
good works hsyo pean snllc, ku4 whuss hr!ght e1Au
, 1873-09-17
LIFE INSURANCE..
The SuspcnSton of tho Eclectic Lifo
Insurance Company, md SEhut
f{nu1xdsS1 II.

The Suspcnston of the Eclectic Life
Insurance Company, md Whut
CAUSED 1t.
NEW YoNK, Sept. 16,-phlo T. Ruggios Receiver Of
the Eclectic Life Insurance Company, states that fe ID
At present totally ignorant Of the condition Of a af
fairs. uc IL determined, however, to makoa rigid
animation Of tho accouns, to lind out what has be-
come Of tho funds Tho officers Of tue Company have
made detailed statement showing tho caune Of tho
suspension the history Of tho alliance with the Nor
chauts' Life Insurance Company, and tho Hoorot Of
tho disappearance of tue funda. Tle Eclectic COM
pany has been IN existence between four aud five
ycars and up to 1873 did good business, tta policies
bong held throughout tho country. For the past two
yeara tho rates Of death have increaael rapidly, tho
Company paying $103,O00 in loBsca last yeart
being nearly 50 per cent moro than It could afford. In
addition to this, tho composition among the different
companies Inns caused greater expenso In obtaining
business The Eclectic has been 10 liquidation for sov-
eral monihs, aud has Issued policies sinco ast April
Abont TINT time alliance formed with tho Mcr-
chants Lfe Company, Of this city by which arralge
mont business Of the Eclectio would DO rnnsferr0
At tho time OF tho alliance had hand $780, u00 do
posted In Albany security. The amount was trana
fsrred to tho President OF tho Merchants, md waa
drawn aud turned to him. It Ia cairlcl by the
ocers Of tho Eclectic that thia appropr
nte1 by tho President OF tho Mesctants Company aud
will be cause Of litigation. It III the opinion Of soe
OF the officers Of tho Eclectic TINT by careful manage
ment the business might hayo hecn carried on aud
they said that they would advice tho pocy.holdera 10
keep up their premiums.
, 1873-09-17
FAIRS.
Second Day Of Tho Illinois stato Fair
at Peoria.
Everything Givoa Splendid Promise
Of Suoooge,
A Grand Show Of Stock Of the Most In.
proved Breeds.


os s M % as se aossao s1 sscs,. "s hs s , ho
numbers In atte"anes % largely iuoroased but a. yet i
hardly 10 considered that lilo fair il in full bas
tho making '' Of ~ !. ent;,e. nj; md tne!r a1spe.
n!t'onA by exhibitors. Tho cntriea closed
x' Uss sats anI Ino IT, ''"Jst W., ,,e as nrs1,nnry
WIN a"s .a's ever he' Ill '''o ae,o. ~ -
xo m1on Of w1 IT. 1s ." heqo eo he
1ious es,,ao % of as.tatae,Ion II jatsb,o Tho rail-
roads from ol,cago ha7o refused TO mako reductions
on nlatcriai, Implements, stuck, or supplies
e.hlDl'ora from tho North, preventing their competing
tho Chicago comna,es has oxcitod much Indignation,
~, t4,on, -, .s,. .,..sa-,o, fo.,tn,. ,shn ,.aa,
anu 1o @ sopu
hsyo preparel g, TIC ALL md their pride h tls
doghtfly situated pleasant, we'll shaded. and woli
w.teToa and tho buildings aro neat and
and and at o a ' and Gns sepn st
and eenorostg, might lsyo d1ns g much Z boautiiy
acsompilshod .ha afternoon, snd tho improvements
sssred p tn tl,oso so deps1tnents Monslay aud
Today. Tho fact that tho attendance Of
y,.Sss s, r; ys 20 g hx Ire s,n.
tic aecsna sn sa,oopt tst tho sprinsncld M 1e9no.
@snaeins to fatr, ia Hot tate tl.s proees snd sss
Of Of M poofi". s This is feeling Il il strong, ' but
probably largely owing 10 rivalry On tho
nsrt oi gp1ingaeld and reoris arising from tlo
oe ill., s the e not onss
arc reasonably full, mud b,,nks nro IN demand. There
aro numerous lodgtng-rooms and boarding-houses
oron ami ticac vi1i nr6hai1v he fIIel tnmorrntv a,
, 1873-09-17

HOW Sprnrue, Mills, and Rodmnn
loaned CITY MONEYS to the Polite
'",.. ..,,S 1ron, 80 re,,oraS. ,rs,s
1a1.ns naeo 1Acpt tMo r&otes' le,s ing
Cnthoifc "hf on INC raol1c schoo1
k'rrr.c.t renut1s
sn.sia, niana,.s ,, M. c,,,,o, o,,,,,a.
eptS'"' H''F''.'' ~ 1"o e"''"9o "'''""e'
ptco Of tho Dlstrct-Atoruey Of Brooklyn stated to-
dav That nroof c1jatea in that oica that thorc ~
's'ed eet"een 6ohe companies IN WHICH Aoa-
man md spraguo were stockholdere, regular
.,o 49, naaa,oa ,on. s",.or.n ,,,,e. saa. ~, .,.
eo1a uAa NV .aos ~ wv
treasufe1 ino treasurer o. th.s oluo Nas pesa ~
rhe 1nopev ayentuo,1v returned wpa not au,eent to
-.. 80 ~, 49, - - M, ,,, t,, .. H., ~.
cover ING loas' ne SUM u Soo'u nene s'l le e's
from tla tlub POLITICAL agnates nave nlso 0een large
borrowers from spgaguo. On Sept 10, 1917,
, 1873-09-17

Condition OF tho National Trensury--
Enlistment IkegMfntioMa--AS Slippery
Observation-Disclosures for Admission to
tho Nttvnl IAcnticnly.-Tlac Presldcnt'a
NIOyeIncnts--IroOps Ordered For"
ward.
Specia! Dispatch to the Tho Chicago Tribune
WAsu1NoroN, D. O., Sept. 16.-Tho condition OF tho
United States Treasury as shown by Tho exhibit Of
balances made this afternoon, b pronounced by T1eas
ury of1einIs to 10 excellent. During tho Inst two
months tho coin md currency balances havc
gradually Increased. Tho amount Of coin In
tho Treasury about the middle Of July, tuclud-
ing nbout GOO in coin certificates. wus between
ISL 900 and s92 600. Thero wna about s13 o00
00u 1n currency now there Ia SIS It Ia
predicted that, by tho lat OF November, when tho
quarterly intsrest on Government bonds fails due,
thore will 10 balance IN tho Treasury Of quite $780,
0oo GOO In co1 and after doducting that interest,"
amounting to nbout s15, 900. there will bo large
coin balance In the Treasury "a has been shown any
Considorsolo good ia expected to result from tho
recent general order Of tho Var Department INSTRUCT
Ing tie AdiutautGencrll to frequent inspection
to 10 mado Of tho recruiting donots aud rendezvous,
for tho purpose of enforcing tho regulations aud
orders concerning onllssmouta in tho army, with
Q. q. sam1nis, who sailed from Now York for Europ
OH Saturday laRt, to assne the o!ce Of United State
Consul at 8sutgarl left bchnd him III ths city
ral ,npaia-boarA bills, md number Of protested
tic RECOMMENDATION Of one OF tho Florida Senators,
Of wLich State he ls q resident. lie ID
srosS u saS ns; o a1 s sae pso 'sa en-
recognition and tho appointment Of ono Of their raco
to foreign Office.
Naval Academy will begin on tho 10th, and continue to
tic 30th inst. a list continuing tho names of about
100 boys who will undergo examination waa forwarded
Tho President ia to leave Long Branch In a few
days, but before he comes hero To- remain for tho
, 1873-09-17

TIM body Of mhn nnmed Frank Adolbnch waa
found fow minutes before II o'clock last night lying
near tho corner Of Lake and Canul ntrects. Thorn
worc no marks of violence the body. Wien last
scon In tho carly part Of the evening" doceased was,
apparently, In good hen!th. 1lo was lodgcr at
tic Holt House. and cano to Chicago from 11porto,
Ind, few t'ays ago. Tho body WAS conveyed 10 tho
Norrso Lv officer Coutlep.
, 1873-09-17
California Politics.

gArFnANo1sco, Sept. 1G.-Tho Republican Judicial
State Convention met In Sacramento to-day, and was
called to order by Walter Van Dyke, Chairman Of tho
President. Tho latter action is deemed concession
By tho Booth men, who Ill majority, and contc1n-
plato introducing resolutions iudorBtng Booth.
row.
Counsel for John A. Bauer, defeated on the Ta1-
Payers ticket for TreaBnrer makes grave charges IN
referring siny to tho bunglng, careless manner In
which tie count was kept and tho returns mnde ur.
The case will 10 par Mt tho special term Of the County
Court on the 21th Of September.
J. II. Dw!neus was nominated for tho Supreme
Court tpuR term.
, 1873-09-17
mr.. Gnzton, tho Democratic Nominee
for GOyera0r III Nlassnchusctts, OIL
tho Irohtbitory Ltquor-LAsv.

Bos7os, Sept. 1o-Ex-Mayor CASTOR, in a letter
forrnnlly nccepting The Denoe1ntio nomination for
hbitory Lquor-hw At tttne when the State In auf
fosing roproach tho partial and dishonest enforce
mont Of sone Of it's 1nws, It bccomcs our Immediate
rarnlty, Or to repeal aucn atnuoa IL cannot DO en-
forced. An experience Of twenty years under what
that thoy cannot accomplish tho great and beneficial
purposes for which they enacted. They hayo not
diminished tic OWLS which they wcrc designed 10 do
stroy, but they havo brought with than, or with
sttcmpta to enforce them, train OF attendant
evils which have dsgrace tho administration of Jus
tioc. aid hayo tended t9 corrupt PUBLIC mosas Some
temperance should al least DO tried This Ia TOO
high and noblo in s character and in ita purpose to
attcmrt to borrow ny aid from injustice, partialit
or corruption believe that legislation can bo n,aao
to asla hoeo vino nre, BY honest and earnest edorta
seeking to extend Its bcne1cent influences.
, 1873-09-17

New YonE, Sept 10.-In the supramu Court, to-day
Judge Daniels gave decision IN tho snit Of Samuel
7. DnBmore, stakeholder, Vs. The Atlantic Il Pacno
Railroad Company, denying tho motion to continue
tho injunction restraining tho tcfendaus from ray
ing rents received tic ease ado to 1t by tho Pa
clio Iailro1d Company Of Missouri. Rent s payable
for tho Of tho railroad constructed by tho leascs
aud nSo otcr railroads previously lcaaod to tho South
Pacific Railroad Company. The rcnt for MI Of the
Ave roads soema void, Judge Daniels reason
for granting the motion and interfering with tho
the ait mud neither directly indirectly, before
him.
, 1873-09-17
FRANCE.

rARta Sunt, 1C-The evacuation Of tho territory Of
Franco by tho German army Of occupation was COM
pletcd at haf-past O'Clock this morning.
petition vaEorRiy signed by members Of tho Pro-
tcaat churches In Franco a. baan eont to Protestant
dcpuca in tho Assembly urging them to uso oil ther
i1uonoo and throw their votea ngatnst tho cstabsh
mont Of q monarchy.
Mr. Lcmoino has published anohor lottor in which
he says ho is not quite paisned With tho declaration Of
Count Dc GhAmbOrd Tho country 1,as certain r!ghtB
anu liberties which must be preserved. He hopes Nh
EXPLANATION will be 1ado which will clear up all OBJ
sctlrit1ea md frno tho political situation from amh
guilty.
Dr. Nelaton 10 recovering from his severe Illness.
, 1873-09-17

wns hard rnin. Tho population Las much docrs7hea'
md there Inns aen grca falling of n traac: ano MIsi. IT,
hnhitnutn WIN aro mostly nlsslauo n,,d nlf.rcos.
Fur some yonra ras. there aH been bad bloo belwGcn
lilo atikIno and Chiicot trcs, and when a. Enlin
nrbnr, 1iear-Admtral Tonnock wAs aoltccd by bti-
kine Ohicf to uao hls good Offices in bringing about
reconciliation, The Admiral talkc1 tho matter over
with tho Chief Of tho ohitcots. whom he found foady
10 bury lilo lktchot,
, 1873-09-17

SPAIN.

MAD11p, Sept. 16.-rhe Cartngcna insurgents nre
actively, engaged in mounting their guns, and mako
DAYoNxE, Sept. 1e.-The Pampouna authorities
havo loyed tax On clorgyn,on and others suspected
town. Con. niorionea, tho now commandor-n. Ohief,
haa arrived at Vittoria.
LONDON, Bopt. l1-8 t. ma special dispatch from
Madrid to the Times says the bon,barlent Of Carta-
gena has recommended. Tho artillery, however, IL
still Insufficient blockade Of tho port is impossible
Without ste assistance of tho fr1gates Vittoria and
Aiinauza,