, 1873-10-09

FOR THE DAILY D1sp,reH

EEw York, Oct. 1.-Northrup 4 Chick
bankers in Wall St, suspended thi
morning. Heavy. calls from Western
depositors was the cause. They huv.
no dealings with the Stock Exchange.
: PHILADELPHIA, Oct. AT the request
of the debtors and by consent Of thu
petitioners, orders requiring jay Cooke
4 Co. to show cause why they should
not be adjdiucated bankrupts. has beer
continued for one week.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The Second
National Bank has resumed currenc,
payments.
The public debt statement shows q
reduction of 1901, ,467 during the month
of September.
New YORK, Od. 1.-The steamer Co
Ion has arrived from Aspinwall.
LONDON, Oct. IA dizpateh from
Melbourne reports that the steamer Pan.
jaub arrived at Littleton, New Zeaiar d,
Sept. 10, with several cases of fever on
board. 2S passengers died of the dis.
ease.
New YORK, Oct. 1.-Grant Locomo-
tive Works in Patterson, n. j., discharg-
ed IT'S more hands on account Of the
scarcity Of greenbaeks.
Work on the Delaware, Lackawa-
ma & Western r. 4. tunnel th. ough
the Bergen Hill have been suspended.
throwing 400 men out of employment.
The Collins Car Co., OF Jersey City,
has been obliged to suspend, although
its assests will more than cover its liza
bilitiss.> The trouble is, a large amount
due from Railroads cannot be collected.
The whole number of claims submit
ted to the American and British Mixed
Claims Commission was 4,997. Claim
ants reclamation aggregate the enor-
mousssum of $50, ,0OO, 900; Of these, on
ly 1S1'were allowed, the gross sum of
awards on which amounted to 81, 920,-
236. 1t appears by examination of the
claims which were fayorably considered,
that awards were only made against the
United States in cases where the prop
erty taken was used or appropriated by
authority of the United states, and in
cases of Illegal imprisonment of British
subjects during the war.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-The special cor
respondent of the Tribune at Dundee
gives interesting details of the adven.
lures Of the rescued crew of the Polaris
Schuman, First Engineer, says after his
return from the Northern journey, in
coming into the cabin the Captain turn
cd sick, and, lying down, vomitted a
gleat deal. He would not taste any
thing at first, but afterwards asked for
cup of tea. He got solne lea and had
no sooner partaken of it than the vorit-
ing returned more violently than before.
About six hours afterwards he became
delirious and continued in this condi-
tion 8 days. On the recovery of his
senses, however, he grew better, got up
and wrote up his journal. He also
attended to his other duties as if he had
been in perfect health, but never went
out. Ten days afterwards he was again
seized with o relapse and until the night
of the seventh, when he became calm.
Seeing DR.. Bassetts near he called him
and said; 81 am very much obliged to
you, Doctor, for the kindness you have
shown to me-" After utteriDg this, he
relapsed and in the morning was dead.
MADRID, Oct. Large numbers of
Carlists are surrendering to the Repub-
lican troops i'll the Province Of Lerida,
with the hope of amnesty.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. ii. A. Stevens,
cashier of the MutualLifeInsurance Co.,
has been missing since Monday morn
ing, and though examination of his ac-
counts discovered nothing wrong pack
age containing $4,000 is missing from
the safe, the key of which he took away
with him.
UTICA, N. Y, Oct. l. The Democrat
ic State Convention met here at IL 80,
and was called to order by A. G.. Beach,
Vice President of the State Central Com
lnittee.
The Convention being Temporarily
organized COMMITTEES on credentials and
permanent organization were appointed.
Resolutions were offered, inviting the
cooperation of neutrality-suspicious., and
Immediately Thos. J. Creamer, contest
ing delegate from Appolo Hall party,
made q speech, disregarding the gavel
and calls to order by the chairman and
his colleagues and the shouts of the del
egates. Confusion was so great that
only On occasional word of the speech
could be heard, by which Creamer was
understood as den ouncing the conve-u
ton, charging the Chairman with pack
ing the Committee on Credentials, and
threatened withdrawal. The scene was
ended by the Conventions S taking re-
cess.
PANAMA, Sept. 32.-On the 23d of Au
gust. Several shocks of earthquake
were felt in Gnatamala. No damage
was done. A vessel called the Ferdi.
nand, Capt. Nelson, reported to thu
Government that there great many
Americans from New Orleans had ar
rived with rifles and were committing
ex,esses in Rolan. Most OF these fill
b,,faro MARA blacks