Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-27
GEOGRAPHIC!
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
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The Chicago Clearing HOuse.
CHICAGO, Sept. ga meeting Of
the Clearinghouse Association was
held last night, and didn't adjourn un-
til halt. past one this morning. 1t was
attended by all the members, includ-
ing the officers of the banks that sus-
pended yesterday. A proposition to
loan certificates for clearinghouse
purposes received n majority OF votes,
but was not adopted on account Of
strong opposition. The discussion was
renewed, and 1t being declared neces-
sary to take some united action, the
following committee was appointed at
a late hour to consider and report for
adoption a plan for settlement in
the clearinghouse; Mr.. Rumsey, Of
the Corn Exchange MIRA Lombard,
of the Fifth National ; Mr.. Butler, Of
tho Trades National Mr.. Clark, OF
the H%ibernian National, and Mr..
Greenebaum of the German National.
1t was then voted to adjourn till eight
o'clock discovering. At a subsequent
meeting of the committee they resolved
that they shall report the adoption Of
a plan similar to the New York sys-
ten, and that checks be paid only
through their clearinghouse.
Gold, stocks and specie shipment.
New York, Sept. 2.-Gold opened
at Az. Affairs are quiet In Wall
Street outside OF gold speculation,
which Is rather excited. In stocks
there is little doing. Street quotations
are-Central, 50, asked 4; Pacific Mail,
IS asked Lake Shore, 65 asked-oS
bid Western Union, SO asked-55
bid ; Rock Island, SO askcd-S5 bid. "A
petition is In circulation for signatures
by brokers requesting the governing
committee to open the Stock Exchange
on Monday
The specie shipment to Europe to-
day is $l53,7l7, Of which $4,000 is
gold coin, and the remainder silver
bars.
The Boston clearinghouse Follows
u,af the New York Example. q {.
BosroN, September 27.-The bank
presidents of this city have decided to
make only small currency payments
and to issue ten millions Of loan Ger.
~tificates. 5' W." 4
Death ofBlshop Warren.
HAMILTON. Ont. Sept. q. Ills
I.ordship, Bishop Warren, died:yester-
day morning after a protracted illness.
Wrecked by a Hurricnnc-Tcrrible
fgg 81 Suffering. ~
HALIFAX. Sept. 27.-rhe steamer
Delta arrived from Bermuda yesterday.
Can't. Carol Of the brlgantine Hound,
who came as q passenger, reports that
his vessel was wrecked In n hurricane
OIL August 10Th, In latitude q degrees
80 minutes north, longitude 50 degrees
. minutes west. The Hound left Hal
flax OH the 7th Of August for Porto
Rico, with q general cargo and lum-
Der. Had variable winds until tl,e
10th, when a hurricane from the north
northeast struck her and threw her on
her beam ends. The masts were cut
away and the vessel righted water
logged. Tho sea continued to break
over her aud swept the decks Of every
thing. The crew secured themselves
as they best could between the house
and rail, and remained there TOT
about thirty hours, the sen continually
rolling over them, and at times
washing them loose they became much
exhausted by their cndeaYors to save
themselves. When the gale moder-
ated they took refuge on the
top Of the house and remained
In this painful situation u u"'s
until rescued BY the brigantine HARP.
During that time they sustained life
by eating some pieces Of salt pork
which they managed to procure from
the cabin and a shark which they
caught with n bow line. They also
got Que drink Of water from the only
shower they had. Their sufferinss
from thirst were intense and madden.
ing. The steward, JOHN Livingston
was washed overheard and drowned.
Michael Medallion died from exposure
aud suffering. Mate Connolly died on
board of the Harp three days after De-
Ing rescued.