The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-08-06

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mostly In Cuba. The officers Of the company
say the suspension was hsstened by political
disturbances in Cuba, although directly
caused by advances on sugar, aud the com
pany had no connections or relations with
Duncan, Sherman a Co. II has no European
correspondents, nor any agencies in this
country.
The failure Of Duncan a Co. spread con.
sternation among the Americans In Paris
The suspension had no appreciable effect In
London or Liverpool.
John Mason A Co., sugar dealers, at Phil.
adelphia, have suspended. Liabilities about
100000.
The officers Of the Secret Service have ar.
rested, in New York City, four counter.
feiters for making aud passing counterfeit
trade dollars, gold 6ve.dollar pieces, silver
half dollars, etc.
Ex-President johnson died July 3lst at the
residence Of his daughter, Carter county,
Tennessee, Of a severe stroke Of paralysis.
General George T.. Picket, Of Norfolk,
Va, is dead.
The liabilities Of Messrs. Mason, Of Phila.
delphia, who recently failed, are now re.
ported at s2,00o,Ooo.
"a,a'u w, ,e1ue''oo, luz '"n'', . ne'.na".'
Liabilities, 100000; assets, 100000.
n"' ""'""e" '"".'ao'"'"s oo"'.
Northampton, Mass, have failed. Liabilities
$4,000 to 100000.
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ior Oo'sress |" ~" Vi "e"e'a 'oe i'""e'
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Ton sh;ns 40 sea 20 The great destruction of
Tf. and n,oner,v and also pnou members
81 ,ha ITons. for w;,hd,aw;nc n h;lI ,ba,
wonId h.ve ,emedied these abuses Mr.
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49, ,hon..na ,srsons iii hs an, of em'
nlovment
A grand ball. given by the Lord Mayor Of
London to the Mayors and Other civil dig.
nitaries from abroad. took place at Guild
Hall. and was a magnificent affair. Nearly
q 500 were present. No member of the
British Ministry attended the ball.
A dispatch from BELGRADE saws that Prince
Milan has gone TO Vienna to confer with the
Foreign Office in regard 10 the situation in
Herzegovina. The seryians have opened
subscriptions in aid of the insurrection, and
much excitement prevails in the princi.
pality.
Count Audrossy. the Austrian Premier who
WINS on n leave of absence has returned In
Vienna ON account of the Herzepoyiniau
complications.
The Vienna Pres, SAWS il has reason In he.
li,ve that Prince M;lan,s ebieet i'm yo;np IN
Vienna is IN sound In. yov,rnment and ma.
certain whether Austria intends 10 preserve
neutrality. even II The iusurrection is nro.
tracted; whether she will moi recommend
the Port. Ia redress the evils which have
caused the present disturbances; and
finally. whether she il inclined IN supnort
the demands which the seryian government