, 1875-09-23

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Gold closed at 11eK@A. Money 21s
@3.
ST. Louis, Sept. 16.-A special from
Galveston, Texas, says that large part
CT that city was inundated last night,
the effect of unusually high winds from
the Northeast.
Boston, Sept. 16.-W. Fl. Heath &
Son. leather dealers in this city, have
suspended.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-The Light
House Board give notice that on and
after October LIST light will be shown
from light house recently opened at
Yerba Buena Island, San Francisco Bay.
California.
LONDON, Sept. 16.-A fire at Pader-
born, Prussia, last Sunday, burned 100
buildings and made 500 families home.
less.
European dispatches state that ac-
vices just received by the Government
announce that troops have occupied
the town of Ogarzun and have captured
the Carlist Governor and made many
other prisoners.
A telegram from Shanghai says nego-
tia lions relative to the Yuman outrage
are not concluded. The only points to
be settled are that special embassy
will be sent to London and the Chinese
Viceroy will institute commission Of
inquiry into the outrage in Yuman.
The Globe has reason to believe that
the Lords of Admiralty contemplate
cruise of Inspection of Government
works ai Malta.
KRoeuJERATz, Sept. 16.-Folty-two
deputies oppose the Government and
are in favor of war, but majority ap-
pears to be secured for the address
which proposes to leave the question to
the wisdom of Prince Milan. The
Government is most active in its efforts
to maintain peace. The Belgrade papers
say that the Turks have again violated
Servian Territory. Servian armament
is continuing.
BELGRADE. Sept. 16.-According to
Seryian reports the Turks have perse-
Northern Bosnia. Six Christians were
massacred.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 16.-To- day a
report was current on the street that
Lazard Bros. had decided to establish q
new bank. On inquiry at the Office of
the firm, information was received to
the effect that it had been the design of
the Lizards for some years to abandon
the business of importing and jobbing
dry goods and engage in banking. I'M
mediately after the suspension of the
Bank of California a cable telegraphic
correspondence was opened with influ-
entail English and French capitalists
and arrangements concluded for the or
ganization Of q banking house. One of
the members of the firm is now on the
eve of taking his departure for Europe
to hold consultation with foreign cap
italists. Lazard Bros. have been en-
gagged in the importing trade in this
country for thirty-fve years and have
conducted business IL San Francisco
since 1919. They have a world Wide
reputation and acquaintance and in a
few months will open one of the great
est banking houses of America.
A meeting of the Pacific Stock Ex-
change was held this afternoon at which
the resolution imposing a fine on mem-
bers for private trading vas recinded.
The resolution to resume regular trans
actions tomorrow, was debated at
length but no vote taken. There is
much feeling among brokers in favor Of
resumption by bot tn big boards and it is
believed that the Pacific, at. least, will
soon reopen.
NEW YORK, Sept. IA special from
Houstin, Texas. pronounces the storm
at Galveston the heaviest since 1866.
The city is partially under water; it Is
several feet deep in the principal streets.
Several wrecks have been reported
The Ocean House, on the gulf beach, is
entirely surrounded with water and out
houses are gone. The gale is on the in.
crease and the barometer falling. The
bay is so full of water that if the wind
changes to the north, the whole Island
is lost and no lives can be saved.
CHICAGO. Sept. IT, The fast mail
train which left New York yesterday
morning over the New York Central
road, arrived here this morning. max
ing the run between the two cities in "a
hours and 50 minutes.
New YORK, Sept. 17.-Gold closed,
117H; Governments active and lower.
Reverend Henry Ward Beecher de-
clines the proposed public reception at
the Academy of Music, Brooklyn. In
his letter of declination he says: "Such
reception would keep alive feelings
that ought to subside; 10 renew discus
sions of painful public transactions
which should never have had an exis
tence. Too many hearts yet bleed; too
much sorrow and scorching excitement
has fallen upon kind, sympathising
hearts to make it wise to renew q public
demonstration which might be misin>
terpreted."
WASHINGTON, Sept. IA call for
$5,000,0O0 Of bonds will be made from
the Treasury to-day.