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The New York herald., 1875-08-31
IN THE CITY.

Tho failure Of Ice Il Shepard causes no small ex
citement in the city, though almost exclusively among
booksellers and it was commented on generally. Moth
ing but sympathy was expressed for tho suspended
drm however, and they appeared to be popular in the
trade
There branch house OF this 1rm existing in Broad
way above Bond street, known Lee Shepard K
Dillingham; Tho latter named gentleman is the man
aging partner here and to HIM HERALD reporter ap-
piled for information regarding the condition of affairs
of tho suspended house He said that he made an as
sgnmcn to Mr. James Miller, bookseller, of Broadway
for the benefit Of tho creditors Messrs Lee 4 shep
ard only stood partners and it really separate
from the Boston house. but to protect the New
York creditors he had made the assignment He insisted
that the New York house perfectly solvent and
he believed the assets would surpass the liabilities. The
clerks taking stock, and not TIL they got through
could null statement be prepared one or both the
Boston partners would shortly be in the city, and then
he could better tell the exact state of affairs Several
of the large creditors, Mr.. Dillingham; said including
Mr. Harper Mr. Appleton, Mr. Armstrong and Mr. Me-
Iaughan, had called in and expressed their best wishes
for the house and their readiness TO do anything for
them that could consistently be done He thought the
house would be able to make settlement and resume
rs none Of the creditors cxacng but were all dis.
posed to do what they could meeting of the crcd-
tors would be called at carly day and then probably
some basis OF settlement would be made.
Mr. Dillingham; spoke IN good spirits and like a man
who hoped for the best
The HERALD reporter called among some Of the lead
ing booksellers AZ Messrs Applcons 1t said that
they were only creditors to the extent of $4,000
10 had reported since the Boston fire. that
the firm not on very firm basis, their losses
had then been S2O 600 and at the second fire the
house of Rand Avery, which had been destroyed had
cost thcm u good deal Of money The firm a very
honorable and the trade would do all that pos
sblc TO favor n resumption IL was well known that
they had done their best and no blame attached to hom
for what had taken pace.
AT Mcssrs scribner, Armstrong 4 Co. IS feeling Of
The New York herald., 1875-08-31
A.-$1, 900, 900 GIVEN AWAY
THINK OF TT

No careful business in community negecs TO in
against the ordinary unavoidable risk which he feels
that he is constantly exposed For instance although he
believe that the chances OF loss by fire the various
accidents which may iniurousy affect his property
only in thousand he may yet hesitate TO employ
of his capital the protection 81
that which is invested in his real estate merchandise Hd
after n certain from which he
which Is intended solely
him whole again. If the peculiar calamites he is guarding
against shall overtake him. No PLAN however has ever
been devised by which may insure against the losses
which the prudent and indus
through thousand which
be cassed In the of accidentsang of oi
CUSTOM decline In trado and tho financial complication
which sagacy foiesee skill control IL is within
the of probabilities however that single ticket
part Of q ticket in the MONTPELIER FEMALE HUMANE
ASSOCIATION DRAWING Of September 40, 1873 may
afford the very insurance An outlay Of few dollars
remedy the losses Of years.
For descriptive rcuatve circular and information addreM
Hon JAMES BARBOUR. President Alexandria, Va, or r.
METCALFE General Agent No s25 Broadway, New York,
Post Office box 4, 436.
Sc ND FOR DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR.
DRAWING ABSOLUTE OR MONEY REFUNDED.
The New York herald., 1875-08-31
BAND ROUTED.
THE NORTH POLE.

LETTER FROM ONE OF THE MEMBERS OF THE
ENGLISH EXPEDITION 1T is PROPOSED TO
REACH THE MYSTIC sPoT-A VISIT TO THE
GRAVE OF THE GALLANT HALL.
LONDON August 80 1875
Late advices from the Government Polar Expedition
have been received from West Greenland The Alert
and Discovery had arrived at Disco after pleasant pas
sage from England Both sailed from Rttenbenk on
July II for Upernavk. All on board were we'll Prep
lraons had been made for pushing far north as
possible in the Alert and for sedgc expeditions beyond
to the Pole.
letter. written by a member of the Polar expedition
board the Discovery previous her depart
urc from Rittenbenk, Greenland says;-
DANGERS THE EXPEDITION.
After leaving Upornavik strike out in the Ice in
Melville Bay, which is the most dangerous part of the
voyage When we reach open water, at the entrance
Of Smiths Sound, make for Carey Island, and then
proceed up Smiths Sound making running survey of
both shores.
THE GRAVE OF CAPTAIN HALL.
We shall visit Captain Halls grave at Poaris Bay,
and then make for winter quarters. The Alert,
however will push on as far toward the possible
without being besct and subsequently return toward
Rintering not than 200 miles from the Discovery
Both vessels will then survey with sledges before the
severe winter comes
TO sLEDGEs.
In the spring two OF our eutenants, with sledgc
parties will join the Alert when start will be made
toward the Pole with six sedges. One sedge will leave
he party and return every week two, transferring
its surplus provisions to the others.
HIGH HONOR.
When tho exploring party is thus reduced to ono
Sedge, that will push alone and reach the Pole by
ITSELF
Who will have this distinguished honor do not
The Alert
"HoME AGAIN"
II this is done satisfactorily, and all the surveys
completed shall return home during the of
next year; but If not, shall stay out a second
winter
Under any circumstances, over which we have any
control we shall not stay out longer than that.
The New York herald., 1875-08-31
A BOSTON PUBLISHING HOUSE SUS-
PENDS.
BosroS. Mass. August 40 1877.

BosroN, Mass, August 80 1875
Announcement is made to-day of the suspension Of
the publishing house of Messrs Lee Shepard of Bos-
ton, and Lee, Shepard Dillingham;, of New York
The house received severe check at the great fire.
when their loss nearly 500, OoO which was fol
lowed after by the loss of half as much more by
the fire in Sudbury street. Their efforts have since
been untiring to retrieve their losses but months of
dull business followed and the firm has been obliged in
justice to themselves and creditors to suspend pay
ment
Their liabilities under 5000 600 They expect to
.pay above fifty cents the dollar. The firm were adj
vsed suspend after the second fire. but decided to 90
on. meeting of creditors will bo called as soon as
statement of the liabilities and assets is prepared No
assignment has been made here
The New York herald., 1875-08-31
THE CANAL FRAUDS.

THE ANSWER OF MEssRs DENNIsoN, BEIDEN AND
GALE TO THE CHARGE OF FRAUD GENERAL
DENIAL-AN APPLICATION FOR AN EARLY
TRIAL
SYRACUSE, August 80, 1875.
To-day Messrs Dennison, Beden and Gale, the de-
fendans the suits brought by the people for the
covery OF s494 54 alleged have been fraudulenty
obtained through the Port Schuyler and Lower Mohawk
Aqueduct contract, served their answer on Attorney
General Pratt through their attorneys Messrs Ruger
and Hiscock
The defendants deny each and every allegation in the
complaint They declare the work and materials were
justly and reasonably worth the sum OF s49l 5s4 o5
They specifically deny each and every allegation
which mpues to them any fraud or the use of any i'm
proper or undue influence any corrupt combinations
or collisions with the officers of the State or the uso
OF any false pretences vouchers in obtaining any
credit money any estimates aidavits or certificates
from any OF the officers agents OF the State They
aver that all moneys were paid To them by and all es
officers of the State
The Syracuse Courier Of tomorrow will contain the
answer Of the defendants in full
The following letter sent to Attorney General
Pratt by Messrs. Ruger Hiscock-
SYRACUSE, y. Y, August 80 1878.
DHaR sIaIavns this day Ied and served the answer,
In the case Of the People of the state of New York against
and Thomas Gale and thus caused issue to
inaon of the matters in controversy We assume that tho
State, having had commission with large powers sitting
for several months with the sole object Of discovering frauds
alleged to have been committed by the defendants have in
their possession all such facts as they deem
necessary 10 the trial against us, and
that they therefore have no reason TO delay
the vigorous Of the action The defendants
that they been subjected unfounded accusations
dishonesty and corrupton that they have been held hail
in unprecedented amounts
have them solely for the oppres
sion, had their property seized and attached TO
amount largely in of claim which coud be
ably made by the State for any purposes of security
other just legitimate They therefore, de-
srous of relieving themselves from these burdens
may be conveniently accomplished without the delays
which usually attend the prosecution ofegal actions and for
that purpose they hereby offer any formal notices
proceedings, and will Immediately proceed to tho
trial of the at any time and place be-
fore any tribunal that the Attorney General may
indicates and IL other tribunal may be
lected will consent proceed the Immediate
trial of this before OF the following gentle
j. Parker Albany Hon Samuel Hand Albany; Hon Fran
els Herman, Utica; Hon. Alexander s. Johnson Utica;
Charles Mason Utica; Hon William j Bacon, Utica Hon.
Addison Gardner Rochester; and Hon. Henry r. Selden,
Rochester will ourselves select or from
list of presented by the Attorney General try
this Hoping receive early reply to this PROPOSE
on, remain, respectfully, ohedient servants,
+. HISCOCK,
WILLIAM @. RUGER,
Defendants Counsel.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
0YrIcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, August 31--l A. NJ.
y,-oI,ohfI,ffse
WAR DEPARTMBN

Probabilities
For the New England, the Middle States and lower
lake region, slight fall in barometer, with northeast to
northwest winds, high temperature, clear or partly
cloudy weather, winds probably shifting to southeast
the western part Of the lower lake region
For the South Atlantic States northeast southcas,
winds slight fall in barometer and clear or partly
cloudy weather, with rain on the coast
For the Gulf States tho Ohio Valley and Tennessee
stationary falling barometer cams and light southeast
to southwest winds, decidedly weather, with
areas Of rain in the western Cult States
For the upper lake region, tho Upper Mississippi and
the Lower Missouri valleys and the Northwest slowly
falling barometer, southeast to southwest Winds high
temperature with of in the northern part OF
the upper lake region and north of Iowa
The Mississippi River will continue to fall, except at
New Orleans, whore II will rise slightly
The New York herald., 1875-08-31

CARDINAL NJ CLosKEY NOT TO RECEIVE THE CAR
DINALs HAT-THE NEW CoNsIsToRY AND THE
NAMES OF THE PRELATEs TO BE.
ROME, August 80, 1875
Cardinal McCloskey is expected to arrive at Rome
September 4.
He will only receive tho ring and the titles pertain
ing to his dignity
He will not receive the hat because the investiture
would entail grand public ceremony.
CAPS.
The following prelaes will be created cardinals at the
next consstory Mattel Pacca, Raudi Simeon
Vitelleschi and the Archbishop of Rennes
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time of the crash the bank was rotten through and

time Of the crash the bank was rotten through and
through.
The whole capital OF $4,000, 900, and the whole
plus of 81 500 900 top Of that gone and the sad
balance Of indebtedness remains for which the stock
holders, in their individual capacity, liable to be
called on. Assets TO large nominal amount dis
covered, upon which small per centage only can be
realized and many of which worthless The bank
has atterly been heavy borrower in quiet way in
this market and half of the wealthiest capital
lists have been recently vctimizcd counted by
the quarter and half million. At least one who. how
ever, can afford il, has been hit more heavily
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sympathy was also expressed and one OF the firm said
that he had doubt the house would resume payment.
Messrs. Lee Il Shepard were among the most popular
in the business any fair proposition they made
he thought would be accepted IL not possible to
judge of the liabilities Of the firm until they had made
their statement
Lee Shepard were the Boston agents OF the hessrs
Harper, and the latter firm are among the heaviest
creditors in this city
The house of Lee & Shepard is one OF the youngest
in the trade II was established in 1858, and II Is said
that the two young began On almost nothing, and
rapidly made money, which all invested in the bust
The New York herald., 1875-08-31
FRAUDS ON THEIR TRAVELS.
sr. LOUIS. Mo. Augnst 30. ISL.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, August 80, 1876.
Notwithstanding Kansas Is growing more grain and
other crops according to population than any State in
1hc Union, there are still dishonest persons
At some places East begging money for
lpply to their own The Governor has received
letter from New Alexandria, Pa stating that G. S.
smith was there rs agent for Wabounscc and Riley
counties, and asking II there was dcstuion, and If
smllh mad authority. Tho Governor answered TO the
contrary and stated that Smith fraud and should
be arrested for obtaining money under false pretences
The New York herald., 1875-08-31
FAILURES IN THE DOMINION.

HALIFAX, N s., August 80, 1875.
Andrew Moody, builder Hugh F. Hamilton trader,
and Richardson Mason, foundrymen made assignments
to-day.
MONTREAL, August 80, 1876.
r. D. Brown broker has made an assignment, as his
creditors could not agree to settlement
NJ. II. Seymour 4 Son have suspended Their liabill-
ties are probably 5000 600
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CHEAP FREIGHTS WANTED.
SIGNIFICANT PROTEST AGAINST THE pESNsrr-

A SIGNIFICANT PROTEST. AGAINST THE pENNsYIr
vAN1A RAILROAD MONOPOLY.
ERIE Pa, August 80, 1875
The dissatisfaction at the freight charges of the Penn
syvania Railroad stagnating tho lumber, oil and coal
interests Of Eric, has resulted in a call for mass
meeting, to be held on Monday evening, under tho
auspices Of tho Board OF Trade project is on foot 10
build railroad from Eric Harbor to Cambridge and
Mcadvc and thence to tho Butler coal and oil fields In
order 70 secure cheap ireghts for these products,
The New York herald., 1875-08-31
THE MONTREAL FAILURES.
MONTREAL, Canada A

MONTREAL, Canada August 80 1875.
The reports in circulation here and which have been
sent hence, relative to failures, appear to
have been exaggerated. Only four five small dry
goods houses assigned during last week.
The New York herald., 1875-08-31
YELLOW FEVER.

1T LEAVES BARRANcAs- PENSACOLA REPORTED
HEALTHY.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, August 80, 1875
The yellow fever has disappeared at Barrancas M
further fears entertained The Mayor Of this city
has issued proclamation, the recommendation Of
the Board of HEALTH removing the quarantine against
Pensacola that city perfectly healthy
The New York herald., 1875-08-31
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho steamship scythia will leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
twelve o'clock NJ
THE NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe-will be
ready at eight O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cents
The New York herald., 1875-08-31
THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON.

THE INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW, AT THE
HAGUE, APPROVES THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON.
THE HAGUE, August 80 1875.
The Institute OF International Law has approved tho
three rules of the Treaty OF Washington basis for
defining the duties OF neutral States.
The New York herald., 1875-08-31
GARIBALDI IN BED.

THE GREAT ITALIAN OVERCOME BY TOO MUCH
WORK.
ROME, August 80, 1875
General Garbadi is at his home in Caprera, where he
is confined by illness resulting from work his
scheme for the improvement OF the Tber.
The New York herald., 1875-08-31
NEW QUALIFICATIONS.

DRIGHTS DISEASE, DIABETES. DROPSY ukAIh
ID Calculus. Gout. Rheumatism Dyspepsia diseases 2, me
LAYER kdncys bladder, Prostate Gland; r5e"5nre M rJ..
taon Organic Debility and Chronic Ahections hcuraoe
by general practtonersJ Two pamphlets explaining thss
successful treatment by Nature Specihe eIasus ,f esM
proprietor and free to sny sddsc' Depot ana recc
mark .Xsahal. Made Of GodAp on all RackAraA
The New York herald., 1875-08-31
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes in the
temperature for the past twenty four hours in compar
ison with the corresponding date of last year as ndi
Gated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy
HERALD Building
The New York herald., 1875-08-31
THE ATLANTIC MILLS RESUME.

LAWRENCE Mass, August 80, 1875
The Atlantic Mills started up to-day after being idle
seven weeks The stock ON hand has been sold to a
good advantage There is a prospect now for steady
employment for ], 900 hands.
The New York herald., 1875-08-31

NO ONE CAN WITH SAFETY RISK A CONTACT
with the linen clothing used by person suffering with
disease unless the has been disinfeced
GLENNs SULPHUR soar Is the reliable disinfecant
use. Depot, CRITTENTON'S. No. Sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1875-08-31
OUR FLAG ABROAD.

SOUTHAMPTON, August 80, 1875
The United States rgate Franklin sailed for Gibraltar
to-day.
The New York herald., 1875-08-31
IRELAND.

LORD MAYOR M'swINEY OF DUBLIN DECORATED
BY THE POPE
DUBLIN, August 80, 1875.
The Pope has conferred the Grand Cross of the Order
Of st. Gregory on the Lord Mayor of Dublin.
The New York herald., 1875-08-31
THE DUNDEE STRIKE.
A SETTLEMENT APPROACHING.

LONDON, August SO, $50
The strike Of the mill operatives Dundee, which
began July 2S continues but is believed to be nearing
rs end Negotiations in progress for a compromise,
and satisfactory result Is expected soon
The New York herald., 1875-08-31
q. RUGER,
Defendants Counsel.
MIR. HoRATIo SEYMOUR JR., OFFERED THE Po-
sIT1oN OF DIVISION ENGINEER-MR- DAVIS
AND HIS BoNDsMEN.

AND HIS BUNDoMEN.
ALBANY, NJ Y, August 80. 1875
The position OF Division Engineer, ad interim, vice
John B. Yates, suspended, has been rendered Ia
Horato Seymour, Jr., by State Engineer Sweet and
Canal Commissioner ThayeE Mr.. Seymour has not yet
accepted
Nothing new has transpired in the matter OF the bail
of Canal Appraiser Davis 1t is rumored that the At
torney General will not accept Of Peter Hogan. But the
friends of that gentleman say he would not have
he was worth 500 900 unless he was. Deputy Attorney
General Fairchid says he will make thorough exam
inaon of the financial standing of both bondsmen before
the Attorney General will accept of them. 1t is under
stood that Davis will resign his position of Canal APP
praiser though he claims that his action in the matter
of the Hand award was entirely straightforward and
The New York herald., 1875-08-31
CABLE SHARES.
I.oNnoN. August so. 1875.

LONDON August so, 1875.
Shares OF the United States Direct Cable Company
to day advanced one shilling rumor that the Fara-
day had succeeded in repairing the cable and shares Of
The Anglo American Company declined two shillings
The New York herald., 1875-08-31

A-RUPTURE CURED BY DR.. MARSH PRINCI-
pal Of ato Marsh Coz at his old Office No 2Vesey street,
Astor House. No uptown branch.
The New York herald., 1875-08-31
SPAIN.

THE FOLLOWERS OF DON CARLOS REPORTED AS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THAT THE WAR Is
10 BE DISCONTINUED FOR THE PRESENT.
ROME August 80 1875.
The Voce della Verftd says edoraly that the capu-
Iaton Of SEQ de Urge may determine Don Carlos to
band his forces and await favorable period to
the struggle
DON CARLOS AT DURANGO AND HIS FOLLOWERS
DIsHEARTENED.
SAN SEBASTIAN, August 30, 1875.
Intelligence from Tolosa the effect that the Car.
lists are greatly discouraged Don Carlos is at Du-
range.
QUINTAN1LA's BAND ROUTED.
MADRID August 80 1875.
II is officially that Quinanilla's band Of
Carlsts has been completely routed near santandcr.
The New York herald., 1875-08-31

AFcIaSe temperature yesterday. ~
Average temperature for corresponding date last
e&'.s'ss''vvs'...,.,,.,,.u 6T1
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A-SILK ELASTIC ABDOMINAL. BELTS, STOCK
INGS ANKLETs and KNEE Cars at MARStiS Truss Onice
No vescy street, Astor House. No uptown branch.
The New York herald., 1875-08-31

A-MATTHEwS PURE SODA WATER-'THH
refreshing and wholesome beverage at all times" Dis
at 1000 In New York and vicinity The MAE
APPARATUS dspcnses free from all contam
nation. JOHN MATTHEW'S, New York.
The New York herald., 1875-08-31

ALL KINDS WIRE SIGNS, ENGRAVED METAL
and BRAss SIGNS. Packed and shipped by HOJER
GRAHAM, 81 Duane street.
The New York herald., 1875-08-31

A FEELING OF WEAKNESS SUFFERING AND
disappointment always attends using metal Trussea Tho
ELASTIC TRuss COMPANY S3 Broadway. always comtorta
bly, holds and soon permanently ruptures.
The New York herald., 1875-08-31

A-PATENT WIRE SIGNS, ENGRAVED METAE
and BRASS SIGNS packed and shipped.
I'PIIAM A CO. 2JO and. 252 Canal street
The New York herald., 1875-08-31

AT FLUSHING-LOTS 5000
AT FLUSIIING-Six miles from New York city.
AT FLUSHING-Two lines Of railroad.
AT FLUSHING-Sevcn railroad depots
AT FLUSHING-1O3 trains daily.
AT FLUSHTNG-From 3 30 A. ". till midnight
AT FLUSIIING-Fare only n. cents
AT FLUSHTNG-(as aud water in pipes
AT Observation-Disclosures city in America.
AT FLUSHING-Excelents schools and churches
AT FLUSIING-tiood markets and stores.
AT FLUSIIINC-Shade trees everywhere.
AT FLUSIING-Fine boating and fishing
AT FLUSHING-Over 10000 population.
AT FLUSHING-Fincly graded streets
For Flushing go any half In the day ethel
slip Chambers street. River)
by Thirty fourth ferry and Long Island Railroad
right hand side Of ferry Hunters Point. Our Office
near the Main street depot in Flushing and salesmeu
will show you the lots.
fare so remarkably cheap free passes.
For mans and full particulars call upon address
BENZ. w. HITCHCOCK, Publisher
355 Third avenue. corner Twenty-sixth street.
The New York herald., 1875-08-31

CAUTION.--GO TO SURGICAL BAZAAR 1850
Broadway Truss oice for the best ELASTIC Goops at SOD
cent less than downtown priccs connection desired
with Nescy street truss Office lady attendant
GEO. CALDWELL, lato Marsh Go.
The New York herald., 1875-08-31
san SEnAsrIAN

DON CARLOS AT DURANGO AND HIS FOLLOWERS
DIsHEARTFNED
The New York herald., 1875-08-31

THE PERUVIAN SYRUP vITALIzES, PURIFIES
and cnrchcs the blood giving strength and vgor TO ths
system.
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