, 1873-04-17
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New YORK. april 10.-The insurance
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been collected. The policy is the larg
est paid in the last decade.
Specie dealers are complaining of the
U. S. Mint for delaying the issue of the
new silver coins. The officials state new
dies are not ready.
A commotion has been created or
Wall street, that among the grand jury
summoned are several leading bankers
who are inclined to tell all they know
about cliques formed and forming, and
to give the names of the usurers.
The first yellow fever patients seen at
quarantine this season arrived yester-
day from Rio Janerio. The authorities
have taken every occasion to arrest the
progress of the disease, and no fears OF
agreat epidemic are entertained.
Suns Albany correspondent gives a
list of the Senators who, last year re-
ceived $50, 900 each for voting against
the pro rata freight bill as brought out
in the Erie investigation.
A workingmen's convention is to be
held in this city on the 22d inst, to take
action so as to insure speedy encour-
ngement to the eight-hour working
law.
Workmen in general, have little sympa-
thy with the agitators and do not care
to be involved in repetition of the dis
asters of a year ago.
A German of the City gas works yes
terday, was brutally beaten and unnatu-
rally mutilated by the strikers.
Paris letters say that twenty million
francs have been subscribed in France
for the construction of the imaginary
Memphis C Ell Faso railroad; eighteen
and half millions went into the pockets
of those engineering the scheme, and
the remainder was used to make extrav-
agant contracts that the sale of bonds
mis sht be further stimulated.
John Harley, the youthful hero of the
Atlantic disaster, visited the Stock Ex-
change to-day, and received S233 in
postal currency.
In the investigation to-day Bulkley
argued in favor of the railroad company
being paid by measurment instead of
weight for carrying Matchmaker and
against being compelled to use the patent
heating apparatus.
CLEVELAND, Ohio April 10.-A large
number of stockholders of the Cleave-
land, Columbus & Cincinnati and Indi-
annapolis railroads have determined to
resist the proposed increase and lease of
the road to the Atlantic & Western Co.
These stockholders claim that five mil
lions of stock is wholly uncalled for and
is proposed only for fraudulent and cor
rupt purposes, and that the A. & G.. W.
Co., with its one hundred and nine mil
lion of bonds is hopelessly insolyent.
PoRT JARVIS, April TO- Another
landslide on the Monticello railroad car
ried away one hundred feet of track and
killed an old man.
THAMEsvILLE, April 10.-The greatest
food known for fifty years is devasta-
ting this locality. Many families are
compelled to move, and others haze
taken refuge in the upper stories of
dwellings, farm houses are Inundated,
and horses and cattle are struggling to
reach places of safety. In the princi-
pal street water is four feet deep. Post
office and several stores can only be
reached by boats. -Four bridges on the
Grand River have been carried away.
LONDON, April 10.-During practice,
on board the ship Cambridge, at Daven-
port yesterday, shell burst. The Off
GERS refuse to give information, but i, is
understood that number of men were
wounded.
= The bullion in the Bank of England
has decreased during the past week
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At the examination before the Lord
Mayor to-day, evidence was given show
ing that Bidweu who was arrested at
Havana, was the chief operator in the
frauds Oh the Bank of England.
PAR1s, April 10.-A desperate fight
occurred few days ago, in Olone's de-
tachment OF Vcndce, between two com
panies Of strolling actors. Nine were
killed and several injured.
Specie in the bank of France decrsas-
ed 25D, geo francs the past week.
A dispatch from Spain states that the
garrison at Pug Orda refusing to sur.
render, the Carlists opened fire on the
town, and the result is unknown.
BAYoNNoE, April 10.-The Carlists con
tinue to lombard the town of pnigerie-
do. Relief of the garrison has been
sent to Corona. Gen. Comanos has
beaten the band of Carlists under Sail
va. Solomeirs at the head of a con-
siderable force of insurgents has levied
q contribution of teu thousand francs on
the Villa of Frauca, and demand its i'm
mediate payment in money, threaten-
ing tue towp with the fate of Berga, ii
the money be not forthcoming. The
place is being well defended aud the
authorities refuse to yield.
TRIESTE, April 10. The T. s. steamer
brooklyn arrived to-day with the store
ship Supply in tow. The Supply brings
American contributions to Vienna Ex
hi5ihon. I
NEw YoEK.-April 1D.-Havana dis
patches to the Herald Indicate that it!
sDecial CORRESPONDENT. o, Kelly, now