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Incloso amount in Registered lAttsr. e
in p. O. Order for one OF for all The aboss,
and address s. r. Wells, Publisher, No. -
Broadway, New York. Agents Waa4sd
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Washington to keep three or four
mistresses and to "buck at the tiger -
Butler says he never observed any
disposition on the part Of Washburne
to object to the appropriation of.s5O,-
600 passed in 1871 for defraying the
expenses of the F eneh minis er in
1870, although the appropriation was
retroactive. He suggests that perhaps
it is east to indulge in the lpxui .
to which Washburne refers to At $l7,-
500 year in Paris than at $500 =
year in Washington. He further claims
that every public man, without ex-
cepti0n, who has returned his share
Of the back-pay had on previous occa-
sions voted for and accepted similar
Increases Of salary. He indicates BY
name Senator Wilson, the Washburne
Senator Sumner, Gen. Banks.
JQha II. Farnesworth, Daniel Webster.
and several others as having pre-
ylously favored retroactive increases
q salary. He says that every Con-
gress and every State legislature that
has increased the pay of its members
has made the increase date back to
the beginning of the term in which it
~ yeAeA, elnioing that Tiers u every
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Time for Painting

The best time for painting the exterio,
of buildings is late in the autumn or dlr-
Ing the winter. Paint then applied vii
endure twice as long a. vhen applied in
early summer. or in hot weather. In the
former it dries slowly ard becomes hard.
like 2 LACED 81 face, not easily affected
afterErd by the weather, or worn of BIZ
the beating of storms. But in very hot
weather the oil IN the paint soaks into the
weed at once, as into sponge, leaving
the lead nearly ready to cramb;c off. This
last difficulty, however. might lie guarded
against, through a; an Increased expense,
hy hrs: going over the surface with raw
OIL. By painting iu cold weather, che an
n"yance might certainly be escaped, name
y, the collection Of small fies On the fresh
paint.
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NEW YORK GOSSIP.

Row Economy Has Come TO be one OF
the CarGii al Virtues deduction OF
expe ises IS aiming a Prime Necess-
jfy-The sngovernabse Classes of
the Metropoiis-E he IonEdiiIG
Asylum and L yIDg In Hospital.
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TAKE NOTICE.
COUNTY CLERK oFFlCB,
Sap-pr4bsr - 1871.

september -. iO'A
Tie following resolution was adopted at
the special session of County Board OF SUI
pervisors. held in the city AMI county OF
Manitowoc. which session commenced the
lIth day of September inst:
WHEsEAs There are many mistakes made
b7 2. p Fuessenich. while in the office Of
County CLERK therefore,
Resoirrd That the present Clerk Of the
Board Of Supervisors be authorized 10 ask
through the four city papers Of Manitowoc,
that parties holding receipts Of +. Z. fGes-
senich. for the redemption Of taxes, present
them at the County Clerks office to ascer-
tain if TIE proper entries are made in books
Of sale 10 cancel said taxes, and that the
present Clerk be authorized 10 make the
proper entries on said books, and report
each case 70 this Board, thereby saving
county great amount Of trouble ana
pense from Illegal tax-decds-
Notice l. hereby given, that the COUNTY
Clerk cru be found at hi- ealce. between the
hours q a. m. and D. IN. each day, ready
and willing to attend to the duties assigned
10 him IA tie foregoing resolution.
If Il : PIERP0ET. County Clerk.
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The VirgIuius.

History of Her Cruise and Capture
Account oil the PU-sni;.-out Euri
-Gnefour-s sail s,o;iiJ Have saved
sser.-D Dispatches TO the United Sta
ties Consul Tntarcep4ed.-rec OF
SUban syDpa,t rs.-soaic war
GaIk in New York. Correspondence
with the Spanish Govern
Hhat Qur Government Proposes 10
Do.
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OER MEDLEY
Oh what string of songs to sing,
Along the fence | see;
NetCorT'S PAIN PAINT has the ring,
They are the songs for me.
Gid Bob Ridley never knew.
j hncy came marching homp,
Pockets full of PAIN PAINr, too,
Hard times won't make him roam.
In the CnttaSc by the Sea.
With PAIN PAINT and Dog Tray;
Pretty Jane will think of me,
And So will Nelly Gray.
Not fer JOSrph will 60,
Ben Ecit or Boy in Blue;
But Jena Anderson my Joe
Is Nlso7y's PAIN PAINr True
Where's size girl with golden hair,
Annie Darling, Rosa Nay,
Charm my heart sse Chatham Square
Or "oico7Es PAINE, pray.
Polly Perkins don't sesix
The Irish can apply;
NolCoIT'> PAIN P.IxY snre to win
Captain JinkS or Nelly Bly,.
IT'S f dish walking down Broadway.
Or humning Aud Lang Syne,
Try pam PAINT withaGt icl.v,
lis better than Rhine Vine.
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tenet submissi n which fellow 81 Us to the

tenel subulissi n which fellow 81 us to the
doorraT after short c. lvsrsation with
their agent Is re-y iIeary to remember.
1t Is dcui al if any western city can
feel the monetary storm as we have done
Food Is nearer to the poor, and shelter is
not such an expensive necessity IN inland
cities Oar isllai is Ike al enormous
filter for human beings. Tie rnJtt active
and icyel-hcaiel emigrants slip through
our tempting streets and 90 farthe. Gu Iato
etter homes ih1u they eau work out for
themselves AMONG u, Will tie imflolent
and self distressing are left, anl 1t l. VITA
this burden upon u that we cry out In ar
almost hopeless agony Just nov.
The practica! among cur charitable peo-
pie are establishing comfortable but mex
spansive ting houses, I'd ladies and gen
! who can, AMI viii, p urchesc dinner and
supper tickets by the package 20 give away
81 TO sell at the very lowest cost price to
such as still refuse to ca. the bread of
charity.
Ierp'e Of Iessened wages, these tick
cts are more than welcome. 1t is an ar
rangcmcnt that makes existence possible,
without crime.
TIE NEW FOUNDING ASYLUM
is being filed rapidly with little waits; the
mos. Of whom are doubtless tue offspring
Of poverty, and not that of crime. This
asylum is row so large that it covers an
entire block OF gfound, and yet, with the
greatly increased numbers, the institution
i. scarce letter of for room than in is OIL
,rrow quarters.
TIE LYiNG-IS HOSPITALS
were never so fall Of patents. There may
be still a lone for the poor body tc come
to, but there are no provisions for it.
mothers care, medical attendance and
PROPER food for an enfeeble1 woman. OF
course this is not the hardest thing IN the
world to bear, bat it will be q sad gemem-
brance for tie retired mother, when she
looks in the face Of her chi!G hereafter to
remember that its eyes were opened to a
world of poverty, and to the charities Of a
corporation, no matter how kindly q pros
pcrity follows this dreary year. And all
this suffering for what? The cat's-paws
that have been made Of US can never be
used again for the same purpose, but we
don't appreciate the price that we haye
paid for cur t1i;ipn, indeed we don't.
What with troubles unreasonable and
courage orcportionute, we can still laugh
when anything funny comes in our way.
Perhaps We laugh easier than ever, because
Of tie great foreground Of trouble and
discomfort that all are facing Everybody
knows ho.? much more lulicrous 4 droll
thing looks to us ut a funeral than any
where else, and on tie same principle we
are ready to laugh at our distinguished
visitors who wear blankets, breech cloths,
and war paint, and promenade the fash
ionaJlc streets to stare and wink at the
pretty girls like other bachelors this line
weather We have with us from the Noun
tain Crow tribe Mr.. Old Dog, Mr.. White
Calf Mr. Thin Belly, and Mr.. Bcar-in-the
Water all irst-c,ass, NAH )gony-colorcC
candidates for matrim, ny, staying at one
of our fashionable hotels, and noae Of oul
Young laIieS, not even the most romantic
of their, #rp,ar TO desire these lofty IN,
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r.
that the yirc;rius vas
N TIE VICINITY or NoRRsNT Ray.
The Spanish war steamer Tornado, lad
tl4t morning arrived at Santiago lie Cuba,
and -four hours after the Governor received
Information of the Nirg.nins, went in
arch Of her. The following day the Tor
Is.ue, uLder full -ail and but little steam,
a. some slight repairs were being made to
hcr machinery. came il sight of the yirgi-
Illus, which, probably Supposed the Tor
nado to be a sailing vessel, as her course
was not changed. On
TIE TORNADO
every effort was made to hasten the repairs
they were engaged in, and at two o'clock
Il chief engineer pronounced them com
p'etcd. All steam possible YVES immeli-
a'ely gotten up and the vessel headed for
the Virginius, soon reaching speed Of
fourteen knots an hour, and slowly .aiuing
upon her. The Nrginius had in the mean
time kept on her course, but dvinlng the
hostile intentions Of the Tornado, changed
IL towards Jama'ca, ana beng
OUT OF coal
commenced :, urn petroleum, grease, fat,
ana o'her coihphstiD!es from the provisions
ol Doard' such i' ii'''n'' exc. N'Ght clos
Gu III "ni INC 't''eis were I'D the same re-
latiVe positions, the Tornado, however.
ga'hihg' As soon . 'hsy got WITHIN suhshot
TIE TORNADO FIRED
gun 'oilo"ed ny thfee other SHOTS a"a
smell MS Drought the Irs'hius TO- and
Two armed Doa'S ron 'he tornado came
"'o.'a ''e anu '"oA !'''1ses7''h o' t'Ae vessel
anu ii'''ie prisoners o. an on -oaFd' Al
mn 49, ,,-u,....
IL,
An d;aaa.ars, -.
H.; c.
m.uo aa,.1..,, - -.
Al ~
r'o
p''1' ~" % IT. ; = mis-
and arrived r,o f,II.,wi,, 1,r o.z
lor;, Loo, ;o;.o.Ir..L. -.
!,
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1Cash Git s1o.oo0t - CasIr0tlts.ea. s1co5
Cash Gilt~.ed 50Gd 800 = 5U
Il p ESQ , . %
- 900 o5J To-
800 Gold Wqtc e s75t , q
30 Sewing Mac ires 80 70 -
81 ElcGent IanCs elCl $50 TO 40
81 MciO ions 81 g 90
Cash GIFTS, Silver Ware. c value IT Sl.J1J.UJ.
\ c IaHre 10 Graw any Ut @ above rrrzr.- lor -
cents. Tickets ,eScr.ung or afe SEALED iu
ErNel and wei nix. O.. ON r'c'lor o. - ,le 3.
SEALED TIyEEr j. dawn "Ifa"Et caoIre, AL sent
by r.;;lI to address. ihe lF.z M uei uaOD ii iii
be deiive ell 20 tie ti.kct Lpalrr on p.yuen. o
uHE DOLLAR. Pres are IEu tti4teiy sent 10 4, '
address By express on ra Urn matt
IUu VII. SLOW uat III uriZn j. he ore you
0I} tor IT. IN JrZe "NcisaI for Ter tie
same value. No 0i-Eis. OR uItru.s Can dcp.u 8.
on fair d"I.ru-.
OPIN1uS~ OF THE TFEss Fair fe,lir- can be re
led on y. y Eara'd. Aug. -. :. ruiue GjsrrI-
bu iop.-N Old. .. / ore o. the huabugs
81 the day" ceNi- IrnU"". Jul, :. i.cy i've
General SATISFACTION -Staat> Il itun-, sq,. 3.
EEFrRENgEs BY k;1u rerIGIs-i q sc refer tc
& g ful.uw5ns ran. I'm = Lane Lou Vile. -cw
si3 600. Mrs lalie Banker. Crarc~r. T.. - eco
NTS. Louise I L lax. - Paul, Piano. SEQ -aru
Raw or. Be:'un, so @. Eugene Brac1 c l.
iit'sburg Wach. $50 Miss Anal. Os-uul. Ne \
Or.et0s. 5000 Euor! l. iratt, Columbus, y 10
1909.
ONE CASH GIFT in every pack re If $50 tickets
guarantee. tickets or :l.gC II 'i-,cts TOR - 90
IS tickets Ior 500: - tickets tor 90: 10 ckets
Tor SIS gc
to asrn wau,e q hon; We Offer nber.I induce
meuts AMI sU.ra . salts Action.
AJ.JACxsoN T. co.
6iS3 en- IND III Nassau s.. y. Y
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lEw FoUNDLING ASYLUM

is being filed rapidly with little waits; the
mos. Of whom are doubtless tue offspring
Of poverty, and not that of crime. This
asylum is now so large that it covers an
entire block OF ground, and yet, with the
greatly increased numbers, the institution
is scarce letter of for room than in is oil
II IrroW quarters.
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are in progress for holding public - et!.g
in this ty, to give expression to the popu-
lar sentiment in regard to the late events
in Cuba.
, 1873-11-04
Jay Cooke L. Co. Make tho Govern
mcnt 4 Preferred Creditor.
Annual Report Of the Director
Of the Mint.
The Amount Of Gold and Silver Coin Pro.
duced 0nring the Year.
Later Reports from Trade and
Manufacture.
CLAFltN & GO.
Eptefal Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
,ar.a q n untrra x.x rzr n.

special ldpQttH 70 1HE CntGGQ1 1Tt1Hft&.
ONE CT THE oLAFLN BANKS.
New YonK, Nov. 3.-Ihe business firm Of
Il. B. Clahin d Co. fs going on as qu.otly as
usual, aud they arc generally believed to be
sound to the core. Since the circulation Of tho
first stories impeaching the stability OF Clann
l. Co., minors Of like damaging character hare
been started concerning tho Contra1 National
Bank, one of tho Repositories Of tho firm above
referred to. With the intontion Of arriving at
the truth Of tho matter, the Clearing House Com
mittoe hayo made m Investigation into the affairs
Of tho bank. which vas concluded this evening.
The Committee reports that the deposits in
tho bank are amply secured and that tho banks
capital OF $4,000, 900 is, III thoir opinion, i'm
pared to tho o1teut Of $720,o00.
that this impairment had Its origin in tho de-
probation Of securities held as collateral On
loans to members Of tho firm Of uoyt, ,Bpragne j.
Co., and thcir employees arc engaged in getting
tho accounts Of the firm into orcor, preparatory
to their negotiations with their creditors.
Ito The Associated I'ress.1
new YonK, Nov. 3.---Tho following is fur
nialled by member OF the firm of H. b. C1aflin
d. Co.: Statements Of tho affairs Of the firm as
submitted to tho mooting OF friends, which in
cluded their largest creditors. held this after:
kinds, s2a, ,5os, zoo; total Indebtedness, domestic
and foreign, $15, ,58l 900 surplus, GOA 900 It
was agreed that no assistance should be asked Of
tho associated banks or Clearing House, and
their friends and creditors present at the inoot~
ing unanimously tendercd an extension ayerag-
ing four months and half on maturing moutI-
" payments, which TaH promptly accepted. Tho
business Of tho firm will proceed as usual, In
this statement is not included tho personal as
sets Of any member Of tho firm It merely ern-
braces the amounts employed in their business.
, 1873-11-04
THE SPRACUES.

Special Dtspatch to 7Ae Chicago Tribune.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., Nov. 9.-Ths prospect to-
day is cheering. Tho general opinion is that tho
worst is over, and that tho spraguo Company
will be able to discharge their obligations il
their creditors are not too pressing.
THE fnANKL1N BAv1N0s BANK
will probably resume business soon. The new
Directors will command public confidence. Tho
Cranston Savings Bank has not so cheering a
proapect, the value OF deposits depending
mainly On tho Issue Of the Spraguos' affairs.
The bank will pay In full, undoubtedly, il tho
spragues' obligations arc met within a roason-
able time. ALI the mills OF tho Spragues are
running half time, as during the past week.
GALL FOR MEETING
OF the Spraguo creditors WAS issued this after
noon. Whether the A. d ". Bprague Manufac-
turing Company atants Or falls largely depends
on the action Of the creditors at that meeting.
I1o the Associated IYeatl
PROVIDENCE, 4. l., Nov. 3.-The meeting Of
the creditors Of tho A. l. ". Bprague Manufac-
turing Company and II. ". Bprague will be held
on Thursday, Nov, 6. Until fhon all further
movements IN the sprague aflai1s will be hold in
aboynnce, 30 that tho expression OF views Of
credltors'may be obtained ~ basis OF action,
Gov. Howard haB declined to bo Trustee Of
the estate. The exoitomont In tho matter has
BubBtded, but deep interoht is felt for Aucceee-
ful issue OF the grave aituation. There iB .
strong desire on all sides tint the Trustee plau
may be adopted, but tho difficulties arising aro
increasing momentariy.
, 1873-11-04

FE.NiH0j 4-RFIHifA HllREN9s
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
prTrsnunau, pa., Nov. 3.-Tho coal-mfners Of
this section Of tho Slate Interested in bituminous
coat-mining met In Delegate Convention to-day.
Though there wero but fifty delegates present,
soventy-two lodges OF the Miners Progressive
and Protective Association were represented
Tho object Of tho Convention was very i'm
portant one,-that Of bringing tho strike which
has existed among tho river men to q close.
This strike was begun early Inst summer,
but tho employing conl operators Of
tho rivers have not given In. The
last Legislature declared " "not-conl." or
screenings, mcrchnutable, and IN article to no
pafd for mining; but the Coal Exchange thought
otherwise, and, M aboyo stated, along Tho rivora
this was not granted. The railroad operators
had to in o measure give in to the miners, as
they supplied furnaces and mills with coal, and
tho closing Of one would hare necessitated the
shutting down Of tho other, go there waa not
much trouble occasioned there.
The rivor minors had become very destitute,
and the fact of tho financial atringenoy coming
on caused mauY railroad pits to close, on
account Of tho mills shutting down 30 assist
anco from that quarter was virtually cut OF. The
meeting to-day wns 10 resolve on aome measure
TINT would close tho broach and get the mon to
work. After great deal Of discussion roBo-
luton was adopted ignoring "not-coal," and
declaring that tho miners Would go to work On
Monday next ut tho rate OF cents buBlel Of
20 pounds ovor IL inoh screens OF 8 superficial
feet. The resolution was carried by but ono
majority. This virtually ends tho strike.
, 1873-11-04

vIsinc tts dlao1,ownnco r1,o 55uo1lowonco WA
not takon an IL" nniuion of t,,o ,aw otlccrs of
tho Grown a1one hnt o1so W m T tbnt IT, ~ tI'o pp,vv
cnnnc;j ai1o,i 1,r H. ni,in9. - H. 1ar1 Uh
OIaucoilor> 1Io ~H nort nnvo v h,a roasona ~
bIaminn Iiuntinotnn N for nnt o,ncnr;n1 hef
tic RoSal Comm|ssinn '0' Ao' "ppo"A'Ae o1-o1
IIo contendol lint nit tho hr;n,atora Ind c;von
their evidoncc fn,v mi ,,,rann-vn1Iv iofnrn ti,o
Commission. TIo iiomsa voa mat ihnwovnr
bound by lin rcnnrt ~ tho ron',san,1 M, III,
After dofondint, thc nnrson,,nj ~ ii,n ironr,e.
sion. Sir John rovfowci so,na n +ha 1,oro }n,rnr.
tant acts Of his own, including tho Nova seotin
sion Of British Coinmbin. liz ou asacrtoi j'' tha.
lo would laYo Loon gind to hayo smbmittod lin.
, 1873-11-04

ntfrooa1 4],f4tnr I'm 41,o t,o,.nrt ~ jntcrnEE m
,1cnos;ta nj wh,c, roa tinvnatc;3 in cnlI lonne
wIiic warn I'm mi M1 ayni,"hIo whon dcmauiod. Tno
country hanks ,vonld mt soni thoir B,1rnlus to
Nav Yorlt If thcv hn,, nj .hcir comnand n Gov
ornmnnt aocurity yloh thav coulj purchase ut
Dar. nnd which could ho oaaIy converted Into
rroonbncka wl,on dnman;,c, M s,lch eecurity
ean nnw ho ohio;rci nIcant nj n 1nreo nro1ninm.
Tiic isnoi,a,, bonta 1,oT ri ami oinoi,nt nj
rosoryo bmt thoir a,,,rius f,,n1s ora Invested in
ISnr]iah conaoia beafinr q ror ocnt .jnterost.
which can realily bo conycttel IN tho markot
Into coah. will aliult ilcnreriafitm. in any
:. rlstt1t, rht 4, - Il. u, .,,a ,. -
nodo of great ,.ao to lilo importing claBBos, for Il
these ccrtifcasos wore Issued in s1lrns Of eb0
tho earnings Of this class could DO Rafoly i1,-
r,ormnnent uso Of iareo stltna of 1uoney nj thia
fnv rntn ~ inIoroat H,,ch n hnnd wo,tld In
faot' bouomc savings bank M for th9 people, With
out any. necessity Tor tlie machinery OF
savings Institution. 1t is believed TINT since
has boon shaken in tho savings banfis which
hayo " received t1oir deposits and now rcfuso
to return ,thon except upon notice Of from
" 70 ~ dnys' Ihcao uepoaltH aIo Known t1
DO likoly to be callod Tor only IN small
latorlng mnt, m Investment which ia Hafe and
which can ho readily converted into ulonov Il re-
qnired. It is thought Tint tho aovefnmont
M1eht ntisl2e h!1cn ceFt'iaca1os, anu ny tno in4ess
Ment or hRif tho Anottnt received III o-zu eohus
reimburAe itsolf for tho whole amount Of inter-
est paid upon tho new certificatca, and at the
gn,ne timo snrye thn lahnrjnr clnspnn in Tia aa1ne
r,snnar H thot H. iohnr;,a n,om i, 15nc,ani aro
aar,nJ +nono,, ~ to ~ post-ot1ioo
81. ..eo tnioahh tto t!t VI ~ ~ pno.-oo
savings oanks, without any OF TUG oumhofsomo
nachinery and rfHk OF such 1nstitutlonR. lAo
Comptroller OF thu Currency, in hta last annual
report. recommended tho issue OF such certitI-
cotos for tho 1,ae of tbo bnnl,a. Tho nnrnrranh
amin nin,ro lila observation-disclosures, ia ~ tr1nIa
eent"''1nb tn'o o!ceo'4!iio.iu"''ol' 10 ~ Ao'o"".
The variations ~ tue liabilities recurring reserve IN
TIC Danks e tue oy q Now YORK arc very great Ihe
banKs ~ OUTSIDE o. new iofK maf1ng 1ae at!A aeaaon.
Interest to await the rev1yal Of business Tho banka
n tue Ciy VI Ncw YORK; ns ach periods oI tho year.
linro no legitimate outlet for thceo funds md nrc
therefore, threatened with !oas. IAe btock bonrd
taxes advantage OF thIa condition Of aaairs speoua-
ton s atmuIafcu by tho chcupnesa OF money anu d
, 1873-11-04
WASHINGTON.

Special Dispatch to The Chicaao Tribune.
WASHINGTON. D. e., Nov. 3.-Iho general pub
uo has been favored with too great nn amount Of
information regarding the internal affairs Of tho
TreaHury Department Of lato, and, in conse-
queuco thereof, etrioter ordora Of the Secretary
have been issued, and employees Of tho Depart
ment are really afraid to open their lips lost they
may say something. It seems that few
facts hayo from time to timo bocomo known to
the press and tho public which the Treasury
authorities would bavo preferred to keep within
the sacred minds Of the faithful, md, ns thoso
facts have lcd to rather unfavorable comment
OF discussion, q very stringent order has boon
given, which will stop any further lonkage, md
shut the mouths Of those eubordinatos Of prin-
cipsls who may happen to know something Of
interest to the public.
THE NATIONAL BANKS.
Reports showing the condition of the National
Banks, at the close of business Sept. IL, tho
week preceding tho commencement Of tho Anan-
cial panic, have generally como in quite slowly.
Though the reporta from banks ia nll Of tito
principal oities, except Chicago, havo boon ro-
coiyed and published, two Of the banks ia tho
latter city having fniled to report promptly.
Lave been requested by the Comptroller Of
the Currency to hurry up.
, 1873-11-04
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER a, 1873

tho credit Of tho Company is to fund itH entiro
aonting dcbt in inoono bonds. to DO paid out Of
tho not earnings OF tho road. Tho Company
has authorized m iesao Of por cont twenty
year income bonds, to tho amount Of 2t2, ,0u0,-
900, to DO used in retiring tho floating tlobk and
IN funding tho intcrcst That may accrue on ita
and per cont bonds.
KNOXVILLE, Tonn., Nov. 8.-The trouble bo-
tWoen tho East Tennesace, Virginia t. Goorgia
ui'adjustod. Tho mon obBtruct tho running Of
the freight trains, but do not intorforo with tbs
mail t,ainB.
DELAWARE, 1AoKAwAHNA WESTERN.
wapnn b Wostorn fnjlroai i,aye rotlueod tho
,worktng-timo OF mechanics and laborers to eight
hours per day.
, 1873-11-04
THE RAILROADS,


Cl1EaArEAKE / OHIO RAILROAD.
New YonK, Nov. 8.-MessrB. Fisk Il Hatch
have Issued a circular generating themselves
from all odium In tue matter OF tho default on
tho interest OF Chesapeake 4 Ohio Hallway
bonds.
CANADA 80UTHENN.
". l.. Scott Director of tho Canada Southern
Railway, who bus boon charged viii, tho se.l1c-
mont Of the obligations Ut that Company, II, y
thut 'hc Company will probably extend its tlt T..
Ing dobt BY giving adtiona! t, pator, Instead t
probably meet all lts obligations within tho .l-
qnrcd extension. 1Io Bail tho opening Of /. q
International Dridge yesterday would add nss-
torially to the rosollrcoa Of tho Company, IL i
enab1o 1t to participate In traffic which Won d
prove profitable.
THE oMEBApEAKE T. ONO.
Tho Treasurer OF tue Chesapeake d Ohio Rail-
road Company has issued a circular to tho boud-
holders. He says the only way to ro-eHtabllsh