The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-16
From New York.


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ARRIVED.
New YoRK, March H.
Steamship Moselle from Bremen.
The steamer Colon arrived from Aspin-
wall March 4th.
Steamer City of Richmond from Liver
pool.
THE BURNED CITY.
All quiet at Panama.
MESSAGE or MuRILLo.
President Murilo of Columbia in his
first message to Congress reports the
country at peace and the treasury in
llourishng condition.
BANK STATEMENT.
Loans decrease, s1,000,000 specie de-
crease. $l50,S0O legal tenders decrease,
So, 500 deposits decrease, $500, 800 cir
cula,ion decrease, $1SG,900.
coLoRED PEOPLE MOURNING FOR THEIR
FRIEND.
The colored citizens of Newark last
night voted to drape their houses until after
the funeral of Mr. Sumner Rev. Mr..
Garrick's church (coloreD will hold mem
orial services tomorrow in honor of Mr..
Sumner.
Woodruff AND CLAFLIN RE-ARREsTED.
Immediately after Wooehul, Chlln and
Colonel Blood were released this morning,
they were re-arrested on civil suit pro-
ceeding of Challis. Their counsel has wing
pledged his word as surety for the safety
of the accused, they were allowed to go at
large.
SUCCESS or THE ERIE LOAN.
President Watson tclcgraphs from Lon
don that the loan has been wholly sue
cessful.
GOULD AND THE Union PACIFIC
The Times says 1t is believed that Jay
Gould controls but one-four n OF the new
board of Union Pacific directors.
ST. PATmcK's DAY.
The Irish society agreed alter discussion,
last night, to follow whatever route in their
St Parck's day procession the authorities
might choose to designate.
CHANCE FOR TIE Woodruff.
The jury in the Woodruff and Clatiln
case being unable to agree up to late
hour was locked up for the night The
Sun says they stood eleven for acquittal.
ERIE FINANCES TO DE INVESTIGATED.
s. L. NJ. Barlow says that Pres't. Watson,
who returns home at once, will institute
with the committee already appointed, a
thorough investigation of Erie finances. He
denies all the statements made in Duncan's
exhibit.
TWEED on FILLMORE.
Thurlow Weed writes letter on Fill
more, which begins 1.-The curtain has
fallen upon the last of the chief represcn-
tative actors OF. the political drama which
for nearly forty years secured the ascend
ency Of the Wing and Republican parties
in western New York He encloses let
ter written in 1888 by Fillmore to him, de-
precating Office holding
ACQUITTAL OF Woodruff AND cLAFLIN.
The jury in the Woodruff and Claflin
case, who have been out since half twelve
O'Clock Yesterday, returned into court q
! few minutes past eleven o'clock this morn
ing, with verdict of not guilty, which
was received with cheers and other marks
of enthusiasm BY the friends of the prison.
ers. The accused received the verdict with
tears of joy. Judge Sutherland character.
lied the verdict as one of the most out
rageous he had ever heard. The prisoners
and friends were cheered and escorted by Z
crowd for several blocks from the court
house.
ARRESTED.
Francis Sinner has been arrested for en-
deavorng to burn the depots of the Slater
Island railroad.
MURDER.
Charles johnson an American formerly
employed on the Arequepa railroad wa
brutally murdered on the journey from
Payta to Piazza, supposed by three Ameri
cans tor the purpose of robbery. Ont
named Baisdcl has been arrested in Payta
UNIVERSAL SORROW.
Several pastors in this city and Brook
lyn to-day referred to the death of Senator
Sumner as a public calamity.
HUNDRED OUTRAGE.
1t is reported by parties who arrive
here by the steamer City OF Merida from
Havana, on the 1th inst, that the tvs
stow Always who endeayored 10 escape Ill
draft by hiding on the steamer bound t
this city who were taken haci, to Hayan
were tried by the authorities and con
demned to be shot. There was muc
feeling ON the subject among the Cuba
sympathlers in lltv lAl
RELIGIOUS H)NlR7 7 SUMNER
Special religions services "a ,nrm,iy ,
Sumner We're held by the colored c'ugr'
CATION of Shiloh church ,n-d4y 4 cat