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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07
HORSEand CARRIAGEMARKET
NEw-YoRK, Thursday, Nov. c, 1873.

NEW-lORh, InuFsdayi NOV % 100
Money is still too close for permitting
marked improvement in the local horse trade There
has been, however, a fairer business and better
feeling prevailing in this market than was an
ficipated at the opening Of the current week In
the Bulls Head market the arrivals Of common
drafr-borses have been light and about kept
pace with the demand. Prices OF all horses com,
NC unJrr te category OF warehouses; have declined
bnt very slightly There has been some Improvement 10
the demand for hne coach and coupe horses owing
ISesv ~ the dispositon of dealers 70 meet FAR as
INC views OF purchasers. There no auc-
non sales OF Importance held during the day
eales by auction, f'riday. the TIN inst:
BY Mr.. Arch. Johnston, Thirteenth-st, near UhlFeF
eity-place. - - . ...-., -. ,oor
Eourthave. s ,..
During the past few days better demand mas pre-
vailed for ne carriages COnce ssOns had. however 10
he made almost all where sales have been el-
fecied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07
THURSDAY, Nov. 6-P. NJ.

With the removal of immediate apprehension OF
,rouble in the London market by the non-adyance
Of the Bank of England rate Of discount at the reg
Mar meeting of the managers to-day, better feel
ing was quickly developed onthis side, noticeable in
the decline of gold TO point not touched since june
10 1862. and the firmer tone of the stock market vi
the foreign news, Eric formed an attraction IN us
further decline to 33I giving some support
10 the story of trouble in the house OF Bsehohahe
g. Goldschmidt, although nothing new or positive
is known in the matter. United States bonus arc
steady with more trmness to the lcn-fotties' INC
Bank lost in bullion during the week t'oVoo' gam.
ing on balance to-day E420OO. lhe Rehc'" 'N0''
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RECEIPTS OLE pROnLCR-

Pr NoItl RIUer YtlsII5 ava EGtr0fls
Nov 93 pkzs Ashes psg BeesgsI o. bales Broom Cen
lG bh, Copper bales Cotton, lOj Dried Fruit 1855
Ibl Foe Is bb Meal 400 bags Aes $g9 75S ibsh Whs,t
bnsh. Peas GA bags Grass sse3 LOIS 1b Egg 80 bills
80 bb Rosn 1871 Leather 1902 Pigs Tlew l5t pkg
S-adn 7O5l pig Cheese, 32fj 2kzs Butter l27I pkss OF
clio SO rkg 33 299 pkgA OIt MaH 9Ol
tc Lad 200 legs Lard 254 pkg Tea 400 psg starcn 80 hhds
Tobsceo 1875 pkgs Tobacco 81 bales Wool IO63 obi "hA!
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And the following for city bank shares:

Messrs. Nicholas Wycolf and Ebert Floyd Jones,
Trustees of the first mortgage extension bonds Oh
the South Side Railroad of Long Island by vote OF
The Board Of Directors of the Railroad Company,
and by virtue of the conditions OF the mortgage
Yesterday took formal possession Of the road IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender An
able aud suggestive essay on this topic by PrOi H.
s. Elliott of the Treasury Department. read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully IN
TRIBUNE LECrURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents
Addres, The TRIBUNE. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07
RANKING AND FINANCIAL

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoNDs-Coupon or
Registered interest per cent, guaTantced by tne
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY. Capital, Sl,0.pOOo.
For sale at Ae Office of The Company, No. 10 CEDAR
ST.. n. Y. JONATHAN EDWARDS, President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07


c STa Meal s,aas' as5rsP ass
Baekwhesr Flour dal and lover; .aes Of stat s3ds3 3d.
Pennsylvania at SO pass 60 AID Fancy ii % 90 1n2.;
limited dcfaId at $3.50 !, MI Bag Meal in fif demand Pig,
cosrse at 81 loi Cob Meal At 9Ocasl Ground Feed 81 10
FREGHrs-Tbe market TO-DAY very quie, both for
notation b. vessels on the le and for 's o s'I.e hass Fe
gagemen 10 Liverpool by steam 10000 e1sh Gram t do
600 bales Of Cooa on private ena and M iovVp ogs eeda
private terms 10 London selm 100 bales Of Hair at 5 200
S Hemp G1 200 900 G9:'' 70 co. as % The c lSVS
hence to Cob 70. Orders to the une Arg
t opo:o 700 quarters Grain at o. Yorwsan bark e from
for oers. tue United hasIom or ,onutnt
400 tb Of Refined Petroleum at IT, 9 70 direct port 81
GRAIy-The Wheat market opened extremely quiet heayyi values
very u business Conmerca sterling is nm
:ss T s 9S r. aS no f 5 Sl1 70 Sy 1ds he
close quite iu and lover prices nominal shippers nell on
ils f %'fiI ere o S Ga a, Il % Mane:ss
81 3Od$l 81 fr No Chicago SPRING 81 2SGsi ~ for car o
Il s5 East s5.f f Sc as aiee X So hgaIes;
20 600 bush a. eSS Sa sus 81 So 200 ba
y s es : 81 S 81 i 81 300 b9S 10
d, "a S1 & I'd T aRa Z Bare e. e:.%s'
sale q 2sooS s s ~ @ sn,e At 81. 30
terms barley Nah Is dol and tame Of 5000 bash c
I s S s o m9 M sso aHd T White =. the Sts * %
a45dlGe werq Mixed q. i5iaq4ls Waite al ~ acts ri
havy western al sj Corn IS lover and ee.ss
f h. ,sd chez. q 5e trade W We s' Mixed i li a. Ssd5 SEE
To- steamer and 5siad59c sai Western White at $685.
Hay 4Ib sIR,w-Shppng limited demand and the Marie
heavy We Prime M $50 s2s per tom Coco 90 at go
s2i Good shipping sloaS2O Common DO at slosS4 S =,
freely market sleadyi g9oei sloGsl0 Tor
LGST T s2a$ for Short Go end Nd ,et s V5 n oak ~ re
quote 40 Sl7 sos 60 ssGsl9i 80 $2yaSzi Ivy
M6LAsSs-rls m,rs, remains quiet but there is 10 further IT,
fuf ITf We NAE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07
Glendinning, Davis & Amory's closing pr

Gold opened at 1861, reached l07 for moment ana
then declined to 1OG9 the lowest point yet reached,
and giving hopes that before long it will he regarded
more as money than article of merchandise Cash
gold is heavy to carry, and holders are paying as
much as 1872, 3-G4 and lilo per diem IN that way
The total amount of foreign specej received at the
United States Assay Office from October to date Is
f1Sj1.S25. The Cimbria brought in e57C to-day.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out S246COO IN coin
interest and 57 600 in redemption of called bonds
The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank was
as follows Gold cleared, $40 100000 gold balances
81, 5f99 49; currency balances, Sl7%7S4. The fol-
lowing were the quotations for gold
1000 1907 ll:SO.lOG9s l;00....1064 2:30...l06a
1880. lO6Ss 300. ioGS 20 i0gS 3:Oc; iocha
The DAYS business at the United States Treas
ury compTised
vd receipts. S6337io 10 Currency pa7's Sli302 90
Gold payments. 9l5,413 70 Cuueuy haanee' @ 20
i36Jo2 % Customs <VVVVV w
Currency receipts. 9Ol U.s. VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07
Uipioeno Notlres.
6apnus panks.

REPOSIT TO-DAY.
l)Tas FRKEDNANs SAVINGS AND TRUST CoMPAYI,
Chartered by the United States.
No 1S5 Bleecksrst, Ssxfork.
ASSETS OVER S4s0V0,OQv.
w. ALvORD, President
O. w. sTICkNEY, Aetasry.
4. n SPBRkY. 6ear Inspector
sam L HARRIS Mssasen
- ssas IA, CrsniAs JOHN J. zllLLk Isabiss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07

Foreign Exchange is weak and lower on sixty
days' bills and steady nominally on sight. The
market isdull. We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07

Money has been easier to-day, lending down from
1-16 to per cent, and closing at seven The banks
hold about S2 100000 in legal tenders. Government
bonds were comparatively, steady viewed in the
light of declining gold. The street quotations at
tbe close were as follows:
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THE nj AKKETS.


ICsreulT reported The rEIBuNR -
TnuRsD,y Nov. @. 1873.
AsIIEs-The recops day were pigs Pear
verg d1l aud 10 the a. 81 sales prices onnal
COff.b-Ihe market du to-day and prces ncminay ur
changed hui sales OF mild Coces ncaie 1Oj bags 1aacaioo o1o
BAGS LsTatra t5eoe sva 667 bags Llguayra 5G3 bags te
2i Cuaeos private tes also 90 BAGS IN transit TO CaAala
1893 bags ST. DJnao shp Europe from 6t h. iis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07
THE MONEY MARKET.

oTYciAt REPORT NJ " sroCK EXCHANGE SALES
NOV. 6. 1878.
crOf,y r,rp RT-AfPNT--1OI Otyr "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07

..113i2 600 u 5000 Rrg. los n
7ll13 1000 OF $50 Ci65. n..l09l,
..1ii7s 5000 observation-disclosures O9ai
c.1lUle 10000 u s Is. Cur,...l09
..1luA A0.OGQ. 1852
S,lllA 1000 u 5s. COu' sl....lO7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

TALL0W dull aud weak quoted at Lee We heaf o. 10 S
WHISKY tee and losef sales Of 200 bb at VO9 ana oo
hhA 90 ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07
Offered. Askei.
state bonds presented no new features and the
market was devoid Of interest. The following were

In railroad bonds the Pacific issues made further
decline, though Centrals recovered about per
cent in the late dealings. The following were the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07

NUIIUn T"-1D
tLsR nal g.ade above b, gruls quJ.eh
sALRs PRESENT DELvEg1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07

Ircluded q to- above are 50 bales t. irive .
Eorasi deliver so3 lover. With liberal tansseuons ~ ihe
decl te; follows. ali on basis Of Low 1ldJlass;
Sies last evening alter Nov mbes ZJ IS &c Deee
January i39i; 400 1857 600, - 2l32, Febn 900
lie March. 200, 1ias, April, 200 1895 oiol 70 h eb
sales to-day up 70 n; November, dVo rs 81 YvV
l3s G10 - 1879; 100. l3s- 200 - ilOG;
100, l3ist; 900, IS l.l6s; 200. 10 $780, LOO, -
l,l6.; 100 10 SiGe 100 =. Dsconeer 100 l3 ol &C.
10 l33e 1900 l3 100 l3si 200 - l-lGsi 200 49,
100 - ll6cj 100. - $500 30, l3ls, 100 - 5- 30g
- lice; 700 Is q; 100 1919. January 100 l52t; 6OD
10 7l6 100, 13l2. 10jO, - 10 32 200 l3de gy l3e
100 - lice POO 13sr 100 Is J.l0. 200 l3liei 100
lSisei 400 10 ll6o 100 l3is 200 10 d7c Z9Vi 10
200, 10 5lG; Psbary 18ai 100, l3ai 800 - Ss 100
1870 100 10 l53a. loo, l3i2s 300 - 0l6ei 100 l33
rsh 100 IA 3l6c; 1000 IT,; 900 1879 100 1896 200
10 l3-l6c 100 - 1916. 100 - 293@: Apnl 100 lag
100 IL 932c 400 laiii 100, Ii l32c; 200, lie; lOO
10 1872; 400 ls 200 IL l16s Tota 1880 Daes Grand
ioai 26 900. ~---r..--.
Flour AID MBA-Tbe inquiry Flour noderle shippers
geHea owing q the dmcnltT Ia placing ang
grades easier AM demand Tor the fIare
close The market unsettled ami lower for al sales OF
l6 including 1900 bills CITY GToaDl Flour SO 2jG 81
We quote: -.
sour uer bi s. 25asJ so onond supt5 00d So 80
10 5Od 60 Ohio RoauihooD.
superhse........ lbd 90 inhpyiBgl 9Df 20
80 30 Ohio hrIrlde nls COZ 20
SuIe fF.ae, co.,. q SOC 25 White WhtA;. sxIrI
Aestn Shpn3 hr q 61d y 20 Ohle. lad. and ~
Minnesota EI'n. aietisaa ....... Z C59 20
eenrnoa 10 aBcT G5q 90 Doubs srndo.1o 400 \ 10
MHuesutl Saleh4- hLL0uis silgIe hII ava 9 "
8 ~ Double g > %
Good 70 cho,c, s.'g ~ Lous rnps Bx s 500 10 -
hItns 500 70 Gspssse KIiIs SFd' o00 10 %
Ohio ana Nct.. OOs %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07

demand Tor Raws lrevi.ei quot1-
te decline, sales, 40 bids. Scotch
!, and 1877 hhds. and go BIS.
noted at loo. for Hards. We quote.
HAVANA.
IN rH.A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07
NORTH GERMAN LL0YD STEAMSHIP

POP SOvTUAHPrOS AND BRhMtN
Ins esmsu katNPIkE W. Capt O. Heubruch WI SAIL on
wsDN DAY Nov . from Bremen Per foot hd ST.
Iloboken 20 De % ~ - e,-r-,-,, :. .
SSsss,no ViifIN Csr: Brctenen on SATURDAY.. Nov.
Mrs or PASSAGk TO LONDON. HAVRk. AND bRhABN.
rAY1BLE GOLD. or lis R0CIvALaNr IN ouKRhNOA. "a
Ter irgkt app.y to OhLNiSisS a To- Agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07

hUGARs-Thrre was a moderate
tions snHeIell on the basis Of the "a
az Size. 9S7 hhdA Porto Rico at u
Molasses sugars at 5s4c. Refined q
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12
q fioW
\ Lawyer Comspires with a wife
to s9efraaa Ezer ESu=ssni-Tne
wife VEenNc,as at tn, last ITO
m.nt and Tells tho Truth Under
Cath.

ST. PAUL. March, 9.-1he divorce
sui of Dodge ". Dodge has ended il,
~ most stari.iu" manner. Yesterday
the case came up i'll the Common.
Pleas Court on q motion Ia continue
on the part of plaintiffs counsel.
when one of the most astonishing
atiidavits ever made in court was
read byNhc counsel for tic defendant
from the plaintiff, Mrs. Dodge
The affidavit set forth that the pro-
cecdiugs against Dodge were n con-
spiracy, undertaken at the instance
of her attorney. Finley; that this
Finley, having got her under his
power, arranged the plans to enable
her to secure Il divorce. the chief Of
which was the preicalcd designation
scene of the 1st OF January, in which
Dodge and n Julia Pierce figured :
that the affidavit making such charge
was false that under the threats of
said Finley size hnt entered into this
conspiracy, and for which she had
signed a paper agreeing 10 pay Julia
Pierce $1,000 for cntrappimg Dodge.
The documents also sets forth that
her previous afiidavits. chargin. bnd
'IS"i'i!ei'' """, i"S1, an iHc iEiH-
ciIal points embraced i'll the original
atiidavits under which the snlt was
commenced, were false. aud only
MADE under The threats OF Finley.
But the most startling circnm-
stance is embraced III the following
paragraph:
"Ticsc and all others which con
fict with the statements aforesaid.
ana which l do swear TO. | WAS in
d"ced and persuaded to >wcar To
through Far and threats OF the said
FINLEY. SAID Finley has often told
me mat unless dit swear /" s"cli
s'aIe'iie'it ana allegations as he
wlsHc", ana SICK to them, would
ccf,a,niE go to the states prison
AT i,hie!, rs ne mas told me lately,
peI",ie sa..sied INA my husband
hau evidence OF sald con-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12
Of the .3ews.

IHcsdoy. March 1Ith.-T'e Eiyh,
Hour League i'll New York CITY
threaten strikes in all d~nartmruts OF
'h~eci'anirai Industry and progresses "a
have 100000 ~ Il reserve fund.
1t is stated that the President has
eiiered the GovernuIshi of Ulnli to
eX-De!egaic Cifggctt, Of Mon1aun.
ARMSTRONG Il Co.'S steam ,anmery
nj CIniicn:iic. o.. was DESTROYED hr
i!fc last saturday night. i.us-.S25. OJy:
INSURANCE. &ii,001. 1t Was the wors
OF an iiceiltEary.
Tn" st. Luis Ljrcra1 Republicans
have resolved 10 make no nomination
Tor the municipal contest.
The Ca:ss County bond ease has been
'iccistc'' by ST. Luuis Courts hy the
restoration of tie bonds to The county
with one cent t:nmagrs.
st. Louis dispatches yesterday pre-
diet the "pcnin" Of navigation on the
Mississippi this week. Omaha ais
patches report the Missouri rising.
A heavy nos storm visited Con-
cord. and other parts of Ohio. on
Sunday. Snow fell to the d.u,h Of
six inches.
The Falls City Tobacco Bank. Of
Kentucky, was robbed by daring bur
glars on yrstriay. who got nwav
with about 5000 III goid and bonds.
Lrnt's Great Circusteni was blown
down al Louisville Yesterday, and Il
number are reported injured.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12
Can't do It.

You can put backing on a niger,
face until he very much resembles /.
white man. But it is impossible tc
disguise one of the Jacobs of Hams
race SO as to pass him off even on s
blind man for u white Esau.
Old Polaud's Credit Mobiiier
committee got hold of a very white
Democrat, in the person Of James
Brooks, of New York, and succeeded
la blackening his character to such
an extent that he was scarcely to be
distinguished from a real Radical
but when another committee Of Sem
stors attempt to whi,ewash that old
rascal Pomcroy so as to mako him
Presentab'e in honest company, the
imposition il too transparent even
for the most stupid credulity. But
after all, ''Old Pom" was a kind of
Sampson in his way. His acquittal
was a confession on the part of his
fellow Senators that they dared not
render the old hypocrite desperate
Ivy refusing him the poor consola-
unn Of all attempted whitewash.
The Kansas Legislature in the
meanwhile, with the same proof be-
fore them, declare the charge OF
bribery fully proved against old
Sub" &nd by resolution thank Sen
aIor York for unearthing the sly
h1. You can generally Judge a maj
by what his neighbors say about him.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12
TO Coal! T~respassers.

~ ioi,owinS Is a true copy of sec
,on o.; umu Z, cnaptcr l3S, I'd
"asncr H'a.utes Oh MISSOURI
oEc. o. IL an! party sinai ouen any
snaii. hilne OF quarry, ana showing
y anu extend thereirom
any room, WI, entry OF otner eXca-
sa'loh uhuer inc surface or lands be-
IonSihs 10 a"olncF anu Sot the
properly oI .ne united states, and
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12
Hon. 7. n. &. Harvey

Our old friend Tom Harvey, tho
able Representative of Saline county,
delivered a speech on Mr.. Collins.
bill "to protect female virtue" in
the Legislature Oh the 26th of Febru-
AIRY, which the Kansas City Times
characterizes as Brave, healthy.
beautiful and trae, and clothed in the
graces OF an attractive and renctrat-
Ing rhetoric. 1t c%onvinccs while il
delights, and arouscs and makes more
srdcht that faith in human love and
compassion latent i'll the hearts Of all
Tho ever had a youth, a home, a
Kindred and q hearth-stone.
"When such sentiments are uttered
by II legislators, aud when i'll open
advocacy there comes to the front
men imbned with such christian faith
aud charity, it is no longer impossi-
BILE TO combat successfully either the
jrfidelity or the decentralization of
the period, nor need any one despair
OF this perpetuation of that form of
society, which is nurturcd bv The
f.eside and made pure and holy
through the teachings and examples
Of devoted wives and mothers"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12
The Presidents lnaugura!.

President Grants inaugural is a
lame, weak and superficial document.
but strictly in Keeping with all his
in it above the most ordinary COM
mon places. We give synopsis:
1t has been his endcavor to MAIN
tain all the laws. and TO act for tie
best Interests of the people. lie has
labored during the past four years 10
restore harmony, pubic credit, com
merce, and the arts of peace aud pro-
gress. 1t is his belief that the civil
lied world is tending toward Repub-
licanism. and that u Republic
will be the guiding star TO all others.
We support all army less than that Of
any European power ofanv standing,
ard q navy less than that OF either
five of them. Owing 10 the telegraph
and transit by steam all parts of the
country are made continuous for
purposes ofgovcrnment, and coiniuu-
nication between extreme limits is
made easier than it was throughout
the old thirteen States. The slave
has been set free and made Il citizen,
yet lie has not all the rights which
citizenship should carry with it.
This is wrong aud should be corrcc-
ted, and TO this he stood coiun!itleu.
Give the colored maj access to the
schools, and When he travels, let his
conduct regulate his treatment and
fare. AS to the proposition for the
admission of San Domingo, it had
been his belief that it was measure
which, if it had been favorab!y receiv-
~N -,.1 t..-- "
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12
Spanish Republic.

The prospects for the new Spanish
Republic are not a l~attering as ar.
dent Democrats could desire. The
Carlisle . TO be gaining GROUND,
and Tho naughty patriciaa spirit OF
the higher classes win do all II can to
keep down the dwelling principles OF
democracy. Tho French Republic,
too, with that old wiseacro OF y
Theirs at its head, turns up its nose
At Spanish pretensions at self-goyern.
meat, at,d evidently intends TO lcnd
no encouragement to her more slug.
gish neighbor beyond the Pyrennes.
That's the way with those couccited
popinjay Frenchmen. If all tho rest
OF the nations werc to adopt the re-
publican form of government, thev
would go in for a pure despotism.
just to be different from other people.
In the meantime Uncle Sam has
covetous eyes OH Cuba, aud if those
old Spanish hidalgos don't mind, he
will cheat them GU. of the "gcm of
the a iiles," whiic..hc is palaverins
thc with congratulations on their
4 zeal attempt to ape tho sky
raping svolu,ions OF the American
eagle.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12
The Lexington & ST. Louis Il. n.
Declared Bankrupt.
ltrom the JeIsrson City Tribune. 9Th

From the Jefferson City Tribune. 9Th.
This railroad wns declared abank-
rupt, by the United States District
Court, on Tuesday last.
The Court declared that il should
be auJudicated a bankrupt for the in
terest and protection of its stockhol-
ders; that it appeared from the evil
dence in the case that there had been
very many Irregularities and impro-
rrictiss on the part of many of the
officers and other3 connected with the
road ; and that it was q proper case
Tor the just operation Of the bank
rnnt aw, to the end that those officers
and others who have received through
'ispd. money or assets If the road,
shoald be made to disgorgc their i'll
gotten gains, aud that the same could
appropriated to the satisfaction of
me Just debts ofthe corporation : and
,hsth enough is found to satisfy all
eols Oh the road, then the rights of
The stock holders and The Pacific
isosd, the lessee, should remain i'm.
tact. The course that was foreshad-
owedby the opinion of the Court not
set written out in full, thatiL wnniJ
pursue in the administration of IL
sstste OF this corporation, seems en-
iirslv satisfactory to stockhoidsrs
and lessee ofthe road.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12
Cvertslo River.
r.c-as rran ,h. n:chnona Papers.

Eichard Brady. who was sentenced
to the penitent'ary from Ray county,
some four or five wears since. has
been pardoned by Governor Wood
son.
Mr.. William Ferguson. who lives
north Of Ada. in Ray county. informa
the Richmond Chronicle thst his fs-
nous mate sheep. heretofore spoken
Of. is doing regular duty in the of
supplying nourishmrnt Ia thr Young.
ANY one dnuhiin" ;hcaSscr'ion sire re-
questsi TO call and see for themselves.
CAR BCENED.-On last Saturday
rtcrninG. about II and n-h.lf m,l"s
west of this city. on the ST. Joseph
Ernuch oE the ST. Louis. Kansas City
g Northern Railroad. u fire originated
from sparks from an engine on a
freight train. in a ear attached there
to. The car contained six fine horses
and the household effects of a f1mflv
who were removing from Kansas to
Illinois, and before assistance could
he rendered. We're entirely consumed.
The fire did no dama"e to the track.
the car was ''ditchcd' rs soon as
possible. III" ownrrof the stock had
shipped his family ovcr the main line.
the previous evening.
RAY CIRCrIT CorRT.-Tho scs-
sion ofJudgr Lucas Court began on
Among Tie lawyer. III at
tendance were W.n. L. Wun.l, y. +.
judge VIM. Walker, II.
{. Wallace. j. L. Rylinl. and j. u.
Callahan, ri Lcxin"tnn: Mr.. James
II. Callahan, o. Lafayette, on motion
OF &. 7. Garner, Esq, was enrolled rs
Il member. of the bar. The Chronicle
has known him for many wears. and
cnn safely assert that all business
i]mirusied TO him Will be faithfully |
attended to.
Ia the case of the State vs.. Chas.
charged with shooting at.
intent to kill, one David
Woods, at the r.. Y l.. Junction.
time dureing the year 1872. the
INV, after quite il long deliheralion.
'etlrrnad a verdict of guilty" and
.ssieu ned his punishment at Two Years
Ii the peaitcntiary.
The case of Samuel s. Boyd et al.
:. Jones. Mctiirk ct al. change Of
from Iafal etc county. has
occupied the at, .%ntiou.of the Court
incc Thursday.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12

The salary swinlle was sem to 9
conference committee on Monday,
and came back in SO seductive q shape
that it was promptly ooncurred in
and passed by both houses and re.
csiyed the signature oft!ie President.
The bill as passed fixes the salary
OF the President at $4,000; of the
Chief Justice at $4,000; of the Vice
President, Speaker o ftiie House, men,
ssrs OF tina Cabinet and associate
jasticss at $4,000, and o fSenators and
Representatives at $1,000. The whole
amount thus voted by this most cor
rupt Of all Congresses to itself
amounts in the aggregate to over
$l62, 600.