The New York herald., 1873-01-31

for what they cali brush in New England the develop
the Chairman called the attention the
hs S ss c tho
xmes contract, there was an abundance Of coal.
on s isrssSa sS
1sa 10 ~R ss how f s
the grade was in no place more than ninety feet to the
the Oakes Ames was
at the time it was made The Witness in response to
General socm said that since he had been President
ssst0ns nor lad one shilling been paid
tsrs I'm Washington @ required looking AFTER and i'm
kairoad should asssiied BY what @ was Known by
ns n s nams S Lobby Z witness had e listen
there would be Legislation Which might endanssr the
g And that bills might be introduced injurious to the
had oy S II the of oss
cations, and then added that about the 9th of April
. A SUDDEN DEPRESSION THE srocK MARKET
a wpg SSf he s tho 10 Ss wai his yf
inquire At the proper agencies Of brokers and
hf g sas
On
ington the assailing Of stock known BY the name
e SAID Ss which
would open up the que stIon, which was very
road securities; there connected with this
raid raj Thie perhaps we're Re-, InjIstv connected with IT
@ the a
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April the witness received the Swns e.
TO HoRAcE CLAEk President Of the Union Pacific
Gevery important letter in morning Act on it with
0'' 'a GEORGE q Se B. cowLAM, care General Butlcr
The witness answered the telegram as folIowsc
ITO GEoRcE B. CowLAx, General Butler, Washing
Mssssss received but et.e, has not yst arrived Had
second strcets "H. +. CLARK.
On the 9th of April the following received by the
"wAsnINoros, April 6, 1872
ITO HORACE F. CLARK, 10 East Twenty street. New
tlss
York. went in last nights mail Get them at once. 1t
the Union Pacac win bsintrodueedi in oonsress Mon
night and will meet you at in the %1rnins
HIGHLY IMPORTANT LETTER.
On the evening OF the 9th the witness received the fol-
lowing letter. -
my DEAR sR,since writing you earlierin the day
the matter to be worse even than then thought and the
I'll aa hs @
q loss of many, millions to the Union Pacific road
can act for You promptly and fully should be here on
%"s s sor s be dar ns to
DO not know am private secrsary sad Of Cen
him one Of the matter and shall not until
workers in the House. and he has behind him money
s s'ss
s ssdp s 9s1
%gsh Rsrs Ss on you the % r.
After letter was read witness he deter.
mined not to cs together the directors the Union
spend dollar such purposes were the
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HORACE = ol-sss asnv HFFag yss:. A.r,, s. 1872
ITO GEORGE B. cowLAx, Of General Butler, Wash
q" teegraphed you this afternoon, informing you that
the letter mentioned In your despatch of had
found
sns sas
Received which you Inform me that two important
no%
IL in last nights mail The TSeyea " By
regret that the rst letter has failed to arrive pre-
the impending Calamity Ny here on Mon,
GnS o the G e e not
the introduction of which in Congress Monday next
MES S fs can
judge Of his inention and SHOULD not in washington,
is Se
G
road, ti quite we'll as the Or the properly
sHSss qS" sl',aSsS''a asss
s Of sanction S u9S Ss rfs EaSd q One %s
sG 70 syS Sw Of sa The kind Of yGa
the stock market False, reports are sometimes re.
enterprises Of this description but however be-
such be by
e Ne ds Ss
than the character Of the government to the u
S ca to
ss 9s IL h mRf tbs that
10 Se hS
the market price Sths stock has been thereby
e whSn X. 1s s called
~11sh Ri pses' are are
%!!ss :Sa ne,nss q he VsH end
out
become the only Victims A 10 this tesa
es M % a
Ge d ss % sse " aSRXc Maf
the company, lett New York on Sunday night and
to Washington and undertook to place the correspond
in the possession of member OF the House.
that such resolution as had been referred 10 had been
introduced the whole thing would have out; the
same day the witness received the following =
LETTER FROM SECRETARY.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 7, 1872
'o II F. CLARK, No. 10 East Twenty second street. New
York.
'Your long message just received. cannot under
stand your failure to get my first letter. and still less the
misapprehenson and discouresy of your Telegram but
IL seems TO the emergency is great II
suggest any here with whom had better confer
Ii YOU desire 10 talk the wires to-day will to
the telegraph office will write tonight addressed To
No 10 East street but fear the letter will
be too late to be Of much account -
<'GEO. b. COwLAM."
To the above telegram the witness said he replied as
follows
"NKw YORK, April 7, 1872.
ITO GEoReE B. CowLAx, care General Butter, Washing
ton, u. CT
Your telegram of this morning received regret that
you deem mine OF yesterday dscoureous II was not
Intended; hnye assumed that your intervention was
friendly IN its character, and felt in
freely expressing my views relative to
"LKcsLArIvE srocKJoBBIHc TRANSACTIONS
As the emergency seems TO be, state, consdera
bic, 1have requested Mr.. A. J. Poppeton Nebraska