The New York herald., 1874-06-01

sary sur the establishment OF lasting eonndsncs
State loans do not think much can be said In
our favor. The catalogue OF State deiections v
IN pretty good credit here st. Louis and Chics9c
city MAINTAIN good figures. so does New YORK. but
washington City, some time ago az 90, stand now
at II, on account or Iears OF reputation.
LOSSES IN NATIVE ENTERPRISES.
refer to our railroad companies that their specl-
lations In native enterprises have been OF late
veaied a terrible fotrenness IN the state Of Den.
mark The German Discount Society. which PAID
stood at ss5 Is to-day lss The company has now SS
declared . dividend Of thirteen per cent and the
to pas
or anairs. The Dortmund Union Mining Society's
stocks stand % stooa az o ana have been
s1a tina tnalers. Tne Credit Xcten Bankers aS Com. e.
gany q Austria were $780, now - 2cc 9: m The 9gistorp
sold It's bonds year ago At 1s0 They can now De
purchased .. two or three cents on the dollar.
eat bubbles ever burst In Germany. The company
purchase some TWO English square miles Of ter
ntory league distant rom Frankfort. intending
to erect there new suburb or new city. Outs
torp paid Tor this land $500 or 600 acres) about
60 for s.Ooo, 900 OF norins- Quistorp 4 Go. sold
the Same mnd ag IN to the Quistorp Building ana
were fhe trsnsactions OF NJ. ouistorp IN the snors
space Of three weeks The company sold their
shares in Berlin as 100 and drove tnem up 70 lsS.
The collapse came with the Vienna crisis, before
NJ. Quistorp coull save bimself THIS gentleman
is now engaged in settling up the AFFAIRS OF tho
Hundreds OF similar bubbles exploded in
Germany after the crisis. 1t IS remarkable fact,
at the time tnan Frankfort, where there was not q
single failure during the crash, while Berlin houses
crumbled IN by the score. eeF
The Chicago and Rock Island Railroad trouble
seems 10 increase The German oondhoiders
OF proceeding against the road, and despatched an
agent TO kock Island to examine and report on the
state OF affairs there The agent Is certain DR..
EasterInountain the editor and proprietor OF q
weekly parasitic journal published IN this city, who
put into the market unless his mouth be
judicously stopped Said journal is advertised
suit deselope6 ped the iacs that this A journal
has scarcely 300 Subscribers, and yet bankers ana
mas influence During the palmy days when Boss
Tweed ruled In New York this journal had sud-
den @ increase OF cicuiauon amounting 70 some
lame and lame in Germany. This fact would
never have come to light but for an Interesting
occurrence. SAID DR.. Eastermountain's agent IN
New York received the amount Of subscription
master ' in currency DR.. EAstermountain. being a
man with iaclal hang Tor flthy lucre, would not
IS brought % to light. sapposng new railroad bond
u brought out here, the drst thing the banker
Is os IRON rom 'hs eu6or o. 1Se
advertising, brings tne inform alton thaS be has
been placed in possession OF facts which, II pub.
lished, would materially damage the prospects OK
| said bond in Germany. These dangerous iactS
can be bought from the possessoE at q moderate
sum, ranging from $50 10 $500. This sum does nos
last long, however. ut IS easy enough 70 buy up
/ the editOr OF the Parasite" said banker to me,
'.Dut 1t Is very difficult to make MIN stay bought
Well, TINS gentleman is ere this in Rock Island.
and we would only urge Mr.. Cable not to believe
too Mas ne Of the ,ras
influence, because 1t has no circulation, and no
CT. cuation becauselt It has no influence, and the
han fnE0 n a nn R~
mailing journalists the better 1t viii be for them
selves and tue credit OF Journalism.
Mr. Allardt the emigration agent for the State
| OF Michigan, passed through Frankfort lew days
from saxony without trial. The case first was
brought to public attention few months ago In
/ the correspondence between Mr. Anardt and MI.
| tine HERALD. Emigration fs stil tr0ublouS sore
| to the Prussian government. In the debate IN the
German Kelchstag OF the nth two Deputies made
statements to the effect that the percentage Of
young persons liable to military duty who emigrated
last year, without PERMISSION was TWENTY-FIVE per
c%nt OF all the young men liable to military duty.
Earlier the percentages had been but nine. IN
e%ierased" emu was i,soo; last year It was 10 oo5.
Deputy Won DenAn proposed an amendment to
law whereby sn
ment on all young men who while between tne
ages OF seventeen and twenty-one should attempt
saSs pacs the yoass Germany ss SSrS unSs:
the immediate oversight Of the police. Deputy
American politician" as q Frankfort paper styles
/ him, again distinguished himself for his
| "overfoaming" PATRIOTISM. He urged that the
| sons OF German-Americans who had had the
good fortune to ue born In Germany should be held
| as liable to military duty and the 'scapegoats's
(Sci,lin0sD should not be excused the ground
that they were citizens OF foreign country. I
suppose Herr Kapp referred only to the sons Of
| erman-Amerlcans (Dorn In Germany who are
sent IN such numbers to Germany In order to pro-
cure an education. He cannot nave made sucn q
fool OF himself as to assert that the sons OF Ger-
many American citizens living abroad that is In
Amerlcal should be considered liable to military
duty In Germany, after tney, with their parents,
have become citizens. Very naturally now that
the stream Of emf irration Is beginning to oOze Oua
| OF every pore on the German shores we shall ex-
pect to hear more such interestingly insane utter~
| ances rom German Deputies In the Recnstag.
Speaking OF emigration reminds me OF a story in
circulation on the Frankfort Bourse, In reference
| to the California and oregon bonds, which stand
| at fifteen per cent. One day witty specuator
entered the Bourse and seeing number OF friendly
brokers approached them with serious visago
and asked them II they could keep Q secret Under
promise rom them to Keep any hint he might give
them private and to speculate on the good news
only among themselves. he related :-"This morn
ing, he sald '.aS was coming through the CAL
lnsgasse called IN at H-'s cigar store, which, as
you know, IS run IN connection with an emigration
! agency. While there overheard an emigr2nt
making negotiations to proceed to California.
Now, gentlemen, as that emgrant will, have to
! pass over the Oregon road we may expect that
dividend VIII be forthcoming next year, that Is If
\ the Individual completes his negOtidtions.n The
the sou here; but give 1t as original, and trust it
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