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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-13

S&ent, Steavertreter S6eer, pUas
unp Gelssrapbsnbepartement SpreL
SteQSertrster Wasf.
Das reue Bunresseribt bat f@ In
9aulaune iniaQirt.
GinFepan, IS. San. eaut BEN Gu,
,erner .0aterlanb" III p. 8aflias
Obsrbolaer son n3na@, bister Statts
batter In pfdfffon, 3uu, Mbt pss Rlcs
fsrs GinFspeln aewdblt ,rclben.a
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ltest Der S9nse iber 10 GuB bod
dber 8 @emsineen fnb bsrefts pbne
Cali bas 1rdnfen bes @iebeS III an>
mbslitt unb sielfa9 fnb bic Dd&er
her @iebfdlle unter Der Sdneelaf 3us
Ifammensetroden. Gslpbdbner uni 6as
lsH fomn,s, IN bic D5rfeE no fe pbne
MIbe erlest perrsu. SIN 6otel Gss
stlGbcrn pereen bic Genfer bes rierten
Gtpdpsrts als @tngangstblre benubt.
Garsau. Der Resierunssratb bee
Gantons bat bic Stulsebdbren abses
ldaft. Dem3smdB birfen BON Der TO-
tboltf&en pfarrsei1li6fsit fir Iaufen.
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u,een unb fetdente8dnentHe feinerlsi
@sbdbten n.sbr bespaen Ireroen.
Na9 hem r,suea Gbessfsbe, psl6es
bic 8untesperiammluns fir rte saase
S@wets annabm, III sOrsef&rieben bab
etne firAltde Grduun8 erf ne6 bey
barserli&en fattFnpen bari, bic S4et>
puna elmer Gbe bdust gang BON ben
tpeltIt9en Bsb5rpen ab. Die Oppos
ttirn Der Satbpltten mar umfonf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-13

= paWe UHp Gpt an SWWMU NpeWuS WA q
&ttter tlntrrcpb sefapft (i25Xi7bl mtt
alien mceerneu Gtnri&tanoen $4,000
1 / 6ans nRb Quf, Ode 8tttpria Ctr. nab
Gnmmtt Nv. C00X20D ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
! 5 Mder 2pt an Guutnait w. Ia ReeAak
Y1rt, ZVUW
1000
s. lnoe
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NIT 1y0CO
6 Qptten (50x160) Qeslie Ap. ;mi(&ea Gietps
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6 6 Qstten (50xi00) chen tafIbfs ~ $780,, .4,200
800 800 Qctten an Snmmtt No., @raub Nv. Elm.
I coin Nse. unb GpsbriG w.. tn Rrfebale - ~.
PART at.. Eur461uttts Dertb $40 cine iebe 3 5000
81 Qptten tn Sunanatt Fart Abbttisns 2pfs %. "a lt
mnh rs In Blpd 40 3pts z unb s In Blpd
go" A; unb nIe tpttrR non ! bS ~ dtnf9ltee~ 1884
lid In 8Ind 40 ale EOS bon 4 be 70 elm
t1ltebth tn Blpd 80 ebenfo bic Qctst Spn 8 =
bic 23 einldlteeliG Ia BIpd l9. A1e hks
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is Is 5 Nder Bots. hsm latbsltlHra Watienbaus
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-13

Gntprsdenb ben sabtreian 8orfnIdsen ssn Gette fol.
6er. bic Gttten senummen taben pher isl&e ~ netnaea
~teatR&tieten. nab In Der AhR&k Bite Wtrttek
!nn9 sa tefsefettta 8stti ~ f@rn, tabsn
Erseramm sema1t. pel&es 70 eiueeridtst ID. ba6 ieber
NfheneeaSeT elm Sttd @runbeeentburm etdIt. Die
burG tifs &ucrenune sfcrherliNt Suntine pirb $lI0,040
~betra9eu. rertbetlt In 1913 uetisn ~ $3.50 jebe unb has tur
gsrlesiaus ~tonneupf 9raassiseastun, To 6elseuSs,
essfe, ~ p 8etrae.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-13
Nolitifebe Mnsle0un8.
Nus Rou, f&reitt man i:

Nu6 nom 19tetbt man:
Der Tetesrapb ma1t ~ Gunfen Der
alfcnffiiGen Sude eroees Mufbebep
papon. bas Der b. 0ater benz l,suer rs
mtg Don Spanien istnen Sessn eefpsns
bet babe. Oil 6erren. bene1 lonR ber,s
lid tpeniB an Der pdpfliGsn Benepic>
ton eelessn IA, fallen bamit in BAG eut>
sesenssisbe Grtreu,, inbeu, fe, bielelbe
dberbo9 Seranf&tasenb, ibr sineg epeu>
tuns seten, cte fe mad benz Biuen bee
;. @atsrs wie ibrer Natar mad nfGt
bat. ~Bir weiesrn feinem !aatbolifen
unfra Sessn." iuste CT au Dem gff@r>
fe Don Dino, Der i'm belu&te; IN
es ia bic ldBefe Wa6t Der Stride unb
bss ). Stublss, ~ feanen. Nur ros
pfenbar 86le unb Sfnrbafte III baucn
auesef1lcfsn. @ir baben benprfnaen
Alfcnfo seiesnet, neil CT urs taruus ee>
tsten, bat Z; GO if niat Re9t,1 paraus
pplitti&es Capital ~ fdlusen." ].
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-13
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Bern. Der gunoesratb BAT far ibas
Sabr 1875 oie Departments ,rie foIot
rertbeilt: Yplittldes DspartementSuns
besprdFpent Sderer, 8i,e>
prdGpent 8Orel Geportensnt bes Si>
t,srn &ndlsL SelIpertreter 6dent.
SuRtsz uno poliasiespartsment Gerelole,
Stelsertreter @eltt, Nsilitdrcspartenie,t
Weltt SteIpertreter Gerslule, Ginanas
bepartement NaeE Steluertreter3 ndfel,
&~sisnbabus uno 6anrelspsparten,ent
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-13

wv ~ SONF~kN W.
,4sin Der Minifer mus 0elp kaben, fcuas
me 90, pcber 60 wclIe. au614 :
y! Der @enub rpben S&weineFeifdss
Bate t,eueroinss sablrsi9e Gdae rer
Trt9tuens Sranftstt In Deutldlanb ,ur
6 GoiBe. Nus @tttenbere ptrb eemel l.
has Sn bteFser Stapt 1T. bic Sridi>
nUfis oussebru&sn ; 3ublrei9e Yatien.
ten Hseen idwer %barniebet; tin Opfer
To bsteits 9sfcrben. lnp es febt au
lfIr6ten, bae 1es ni&t bos einaiee blefs
ben wirc. - Gerner aus Osnabrad :
Die ~2antbrofet bat cine 0%ercrenuna
lfrlafen, bur4 pslde flr ben aan,ei
umfans bes Qanpprcfeib9trts lowebI
Z SGldhter ale private perpRiHtet per,
ben, rasGleil6 Der BON ibnsn Aef&lahy
teten Sdweine auf Gri&inen mifrclfoz
pif@ untsrluaen ~ laGen ; ebsnlo fnb
hte 5dnclsr, tpelhe G6wein:Fd1d.
Wurlt Oeer Sdinten, aus Orien beaie,
Ben, tn rsl&sn Die miftclfcpi1&e Inter,
ia&uns ni&t bsfebt psrpfidtet, Die Be,
3oSene 8aare Dor rem 8srtaufe priifen
ia. laleu. +. "a.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-13

THE.
B A K,
Senti9sM meritamil9e8 aMt,
(Ra&fslssr son gstuias sses. u. 9aabar)
ct. gauI, Mtnaeiota.
GfectineS GapitaI, 100000.
Garopaif&es aab taIanbifses
gauk=n .me6(tl-@ ff1dft.
Deppftten.
Reten iebtr3eit stne srtberise 9autisuns snr gerfdauns
Der Deppnentea. SIR auf ianere. btaimnats Bet einst.
Issts @tlsT persea feas vr'ssat 8tnfsa sn sdtst.
SparsG afe.
bon 9 ubr Npreens bio 3 ubr Rahmhtaes unb Conn
abenb &tenb son 6 bhS 2 ubr Betrdge rpn etnena Dollar
eafr6rte sesen 8infen bepcntrt werben. GreuIare xnb
@tsaIattOnea fnD In eer Sanf Hnentsdtli& 3u taben.
Be@1eL
aat aue SaustpIdss eurspas sub sr gu. etaaaa
9 CT. StnntenSbIt8at n.
s-2Oer nnb aabee gn. etaatta ssass sum e~dnaisasn
Wlartrretfe. &G
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gremte unb einbetmtlde Mha,sa iSnnsn sam bSaasn
sBertne tn Sapier anissfest nt,sea.
Die Gin;iebuns BON grbl9aften
anb bas SneaHc ron fsnRtess sorberansea ia aaeaEbt.
leu GarOpa's aab Der Ser. Staatea. utrO prompt befsrst.
ed ~ gpII ma9ten.
1pttenfAetne si&tslettanss e&entuass. nns ansers
far DeutGlanb beRtmmte trfunbeu werseu xuter@ aran.
tie Der &s&tssalHsiett ansfrtist.
Ser. Staaten Ret1epd11e.
sar aafe mad nab tn europa.
6 r.ebfbrtefe. H{
auf aae 5aaYsyIdse Deatf&lanbs.
DIE SaaI iserninsmt fraer farausudrtiss BET mdbtssr
GsmnaiiasnAB fre&nun8
oie 8erpaltun9 BON @runpefeentbum
aat ~iaaaiesa bier ~beleasnsa srmsssa. tbeafu bic
Bele8un8 Spn Gapttalten
auf ttas bsps,btsartfde ei4essea..
ns9iFSs Gentraete
tus Da.npf- aas sesaf1iFe ~ ben siaieasa yrdfsa.
Mssntur ber gremer unb 3araburssr
|Npft 0attpf sSdiffe.
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.ar Rsiie sun Eeu Bort aas Baltimore mad ct. Paul ~
ben ~niebriaRen gret,u. :
s. @tHtms grdFbeut.
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THE GERMAN AMERICAN BANK,
800 ST.. PAUL, MINI,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-08

opervison OF local authority The Superintendent
OF the Banging Department shall visit ana examine
every savings bank In th State once IN two years anu
shall have power at tine TO inspect ana examine
its books aud affairs the superintendent may aumoh-
ish officers Of banks for violations OF law In the manage
of their business and the AttOrncyG neral may
institute proceedings for the removal OF oh'ndiug rus
teee or the consolidation OF the bank Win some o'hcr
institution. .
Clerks employed in the Bank Department shall De
paid out OF the State Treasury. To defray expenses
each savings bank shall pay IS, and bank, Nhose u'
posts exceed 500 shan b. assessed In proportion 10
the deposits severally held by them, ana te
money paid into the StaIc Treasury The deposits Oh
savings, banks bank or bAnkilsi assOcaliOh Wiz
has become insolvent. shall be PAD beA'
after its circulating notes. BANKING ASSoclh
and individual bankers are FORBIDDEN 10 adyertso
or put fut tu IA sign a savings bank or IN any way 70
solicit or receive deposits rs savings BANK. BoIIa
OF Trustees 10y resolution reduce the hulnoe VI
trustees named In their original charter 10 huhptr
not less 49, TO lie Effected gradually Dy the occur
renee Of vacancies DY death, rcSSndtiou or Ior4eu
Acts parts OF acts relating 10 SAVINGS shpeictu
by this act repealed. The uuV''r
and RESTRICTIONS conferred and imposed upon any cav
ilt institution by It's charter. shall ne mace 10 co"V'
10 the provisions OF this act aud edch sdEiH-s O"HS
snail possess equal powers, rights, ana pTN"eA'S aIu
he SUBJECT 10 tue s"uIo duucS' reS'rl''oS anu '''
plitleS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-08
THE ROCKFORD, ROCK ISLAND AND ST.
LOUIS RAILROAD.

STATEMENT or TIE RECEIN ER-TWnNII-FiVE THOU
sAND DOLLARS ON IAND-TlE ROAD GREATLY
IN NEED or RIPARIAN OUTLAY OF HALF A
MILLION OF DOLLARS REQUIRED.
CHICAGO, H., Feb. 7.-Willam n. Ferry, re-
ceiver Of the Rockford Rock Island and II. LOUIS R
road filed report Saturday. IN the United Gtcs CIR
cut Court this city, OF hs ps aud disbursement
during the month OF January 1875 His receipts have
been 1887 and expenses $7G29J In addition tins
he has paid S53G9 10 for ola matters aud has
hand S25435 ~ The receiver states that he has had
much labor 10 getting possession of the property,
and that he had TO employ counsel. lie then
OF the Companys affairs. Tue road has long IN
operation without renewal. and the material OF which II
is composed has become so much worn-1oth iron and
ties, and also the material of brdges-al when the
frost goes out OF the ground ia the Spring will
the serious danger OF accident and loss In order
TO save the road and protect It's patrons the receiver
thinks that the Company must have 20JJ piles, be
used along the line OF the road IN repairing bridges
These will cost $9775 Mkt, instead VI renewing the
ming across the Illinois RIVER, embdnkment can be
constructed about three-fourths ~ mile long cO.tg
y4J The truss bridge at sugar Creek mast BE- repaired
which will cost $50JJ To repair zen other yes ia
uece.sItate an oua, OF $500. and the
Illinois River will demand VI 90 more. Tho Green River
urlipo ylll also need an eApchll uie 81 $500. fIc
Y EEK RIVER bridge cIunOt be repaired, but mast be
uuit There muet also he 2DOO ilcs Tor TINS Irc-cAt
year. ana 10000 year for tn tdrce wears following.
For lair pAic- ana spikes Sl5jOOl year are uccda
10y several years For fencing 2JJ miles OF
TOad 100000 upcrivclS deuinrtd, ana $1,000 are
uupai taxes 1873 ana 1874 amount u 5000
WHICH, Of course, must DO paid luis makes Srand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-08
THE LADY WASHINGTON REcEprIoE.

Tieadiourned meeting Of the Executive Com
;lttcc oil ladies' of the dy Washington Reception was
rda. the Flfh Avenue HJtc! Saturday evening Among
the lliies present were Mrs.. Judge Roosevelt Mrs.
Judge Bgaay, Mrs. Arthur c. Gilman, Mr.. julia j
Hayes Mrs q. W. Burnham, Mrs {. J.. NJ. Barlow, aud
Mrs. G. >. GgOot. Amoug the gentlemen present were
judge Brady DR.. W. G. Parker, julius Cat.u, ir.. Mr.
Plummer. Arthur c. Gilman, AlgeruOn 3. sullivan and
Frederick Roosevelt The attendance was much larger
than had been anticipated
The meeting was called order by Mrs Judge Rooso-
welt The first business order the reappontment Of
officers several those elected the previous meeting
having declined The following were elected: Mira.
Judge Roosevelt President; Mrs Judge Brady. First
Wee President; Mrs. s. H. NJ Barlow Second Wee
President: Mrs Edward Cooper, Tdrd Vice President ;
Mrs O. W. Buruhdn, Fourth N.Cv-PrcSldcut; MIS-. &.
Letters Were received from VariOG5
pe,s0u5 express their regrets at beng unable 20
but all asslin~ toe Prcsi lent OF thor hearty
IA oa 10 Tho cltcrpI.c. AgeraUn 5. SMlyau, SOC
.tiyY OF the Executive Committee OF gentlemen, suJ
ma. cd report from the sub committee, which they
stat, ii tAat they had appointed Committee on DtcOr
wiki Dance Huntington rs Chairman; IacY had
.,.-o secured tlc Academy Ot Music Tor Feb. a.
tier received tUD theodore MOas, Offering his
services To src t4dt the luusr, Ponce, ticket U!cc,
u,lcTs, e., were attended 10. vote OF thanks -
passed SIR. Moss Tor MS tHer which acce pred.
A OF thanks also passed 10 Mr. Sypher lur ais
o the OF the valuable old Yates silver Ia his
Ius~c-son. for the evening OF the reception.
Nor ccmnl tie ~ twenty uyc was appOnte1, among
whom .sc George H. b. I'M, George II. Bend. l.. dc r.
Woo rcn. Warner Sncr" Oo W. X. Vanderbilt Einel son
E,O,C, Frederick Roosevelt, AID Thomas quincy iill
Ict-puOu COnmttve 81 100 appointed, among
whom the NOl. JJnN X Brady, Chester a. Arthur,
EnOI Z. Lo~dn, john Alexander. r. kIeuoiioS Jun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-08
THE FUNERAL OF A NOTED MINSTREL


The funeral services OF Thomas Nelson
s,pdersou better known Eclso seymour took place
yesterday afternoon in the Church OF the Transnra
ton In Eat Twenty-ninthst Toe church was crowded
20 oyero wing long before the time for the service had
arrived and when the hour came there were almost az
many persons without tho c1urch as within. The Rev
Dr. G. H. Hougaton, rector Of tho church, read tho
Episcopal service. The remains o. the deceased we're
nclosed handsome rosewood caskct the top Of wl'l
was covered with a profusion Of flowers. Theodore
Thomas was at the organ and the singing was by
choir OF his selection. The members Of Amty Lodge,
No s23 p. aud A. NJ and large number Of members OF
the order OF Elks present Among the many mem
bers OF the theatrical profession IN The audience
were Daniel Bryant, Stuart Robson, David wan
bold T. Morris. John Jack j. Carroll. within Bifch,
John Vincent Charles ThOrne. John mattAe"r, Hehry
Palmer Joseph TOoker Mr. Mckee RANKIN Tony Pisior,
DAVID Reed, Charles Btckus, Robert Htr imuel DE-
we're Frauk Gerard. and Gns Williams. Among the
Mas0ns were Grand Master y. +. TnOrnc Grand secre
tary + NJ Austin Or Charles d. Brown, james " Nor
rIson John Griffin, J. T. Esey, DistrctDeputy HYGe.
Ar the fusion OF the services at the Churen. INC
remains were taken to the Masonic Temple, at TX "a
ave and Twenty thirl-s where the Masonic service Tor
The dead was performed. The pall-Dearers were j. j.
Tyndall J. L. Clute, Charles Backus ana J. A. bto%u'
of the Masons, and Tony Pastor, Frank CeIiru Al
gustus Williams and Robert Hart. OF the l. Ks Inc re
mains were taken 10 the Cyprus III Cemetery TOT ~
terment in Tony Pastors lot. The oihcers OF AMI,
Lodge and other friends Of tue deceased, dccOpa"'o
the heaTse to the grave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-08
MEETING 4 GOVERNMENT CLAIM.

PROPOSED SINKING FUND TO PAY INTEREST on
BONDS ADVANCED TO TIE UNION PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD.
The Directors Of the Union Pacific Railroad are
considering a proposition by which they hope to
cancel their Indebtedness to The Government with
out impairing the usefulness of their road OF the
certainty of interest on its bonds. claim was
made by the Secretary of the United States Treasury
that the Company was bound 20 pay the interest on
the bonds issued by the Government to aid in the
construction of the road and that the whole charge
for Government transportation should be held to
satisfy that claim Congress, by an amendment to
the Army Appropriation bill, which passed March .,
1871 provided in section as follows:
That m accordance with the act to amend an ret On
titled. An act TO aid IN the c1nstru zion OF rIlo
ana telegraph line from tie Missouri RIVER TO the Pchc
Ocean, aud 10 secure 10 the Gov rnucut me use OF t
aarc Tor postal military and other purposes" approve
July lSC2 the of the Treasury ~ hereby Ill
r,cted pay in money 10 tta pIcc Railroad con-
Tor the United States Onc-1af OF the compensation. al
the rate provided by law for sucA services heretofore OF
hereafter 10 be rendered. PROVIDED, tht tls sec,oh
shall not construed effect the legal rights 81 the
Government. the Obligations of the companies, tA-
CeIt Is heTeu specifically prOVlic'.'
The bonds referred 10 are the United States six
per cent currency bonds, aSCIcgatiug S@'2SG,5l2.
Il is proposed to create a sinking fund by making
an annual payment to the Government OF $4,000,
beginning July 1915, and extending for a pcnod OF
81 years After the expiration Of tbs time the an
nual payments are to be $4,000. The bond, are to
be retired a; rapidly this process viii allow until
at the end Of 40 years all the securities shall have
bpeu cancelled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-08
FINANCIAL NO4Es.
The Controller of the Currency has dccla

The Controller of the Currency has declared
dividend Of Is PER cent upon the claims sinst the
Atlantic National Bank Of NV York, PAYABLE on aud
atcr T. d. -, lo,J at the 0icc Oi Charles l. S,.0lg,
receiver.
The United States Rolling Stock Company
Ia, elected the following officers: james 3. HJdl>kia,
Presidents VIM. II. Guon, Vce-Pr.-1ent A Ii gc-
W GA, Treasurer and Secretary; C. !. JdIic General
II .-tor Ne, Idulc.
Mcssrs. Fisk & Hatch have Just issued "a
pamphlet containing extracts lIol the last annual Ie
port OF the Chesapeake and Odio Railroad Company,
and statements showing the pres mt condition Oh The
road its business property Sc. II appears thclelrom
that he road recovering from the extreme dcpreso
IutJ which business thrown by tho general pros
tIitiUu Of For the year ending pt. % the
Iu.s Carnus- were ST. ISJ aud nt S45Sig the Opcr
;lup expenses, tor reasons connected WtL new road
au inadequate m1cHI,r IN Lar !u proportion to
gross taru.H- tlan they arc hd ~ 20 be Ht any future
time. For tn current n,ta year tAcro las cr a.Icy
sach an Improvement trdE a. 10 justly pecti-
OF large Increase III the net lt.;te. Il app
that q large najJrty OF tho lDHilo ,crs aha ot.er
creditors have ussrLted TO the tuuuiuS piaI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-08
FINANCIAL INTERESTS.
THE RIVAL OF PACIFIC NAIL.

THE RIVAL OF PACIFIC NAIL.
FINAL MEAsuREs TOWARD OPERATING THE Or CT
DENTAL AND ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP CONT NY
IMPORTANT CONTRACTS SIGNED.
twill be remembered that some nme/sgo lHE
tribune published the essential features OF the ar"-
cles Of incorporation OF the Occidental ana Otien'
steamship Company of San FrancEoo, Cal ms
was organized for the purpose OF lonnlng me "a
steamers between San Francisco. YOKOHAMA Japan
Hong Kong, China, and other points where prom
Allie traffic could be maintained. III was lhte'oed
that the Central and Union Pacific Railroads should
narticpate in the enterprise and that the steamship
.omnanv should cooperate with them aud III opposi-
t;on IN the Pacific Mail Steamship Company. Several
ootros of the representatives of the railroads and
+be steamship companies were held at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel in this city. but adjourned with
out decisive action, although it was thought that
the contracts had been signed. Some progress was
made and on Friday Gen. David ID. Cotton, tho
President of the Occidental and Oriental Steamship
Company. arrived in this city, and the necessary
preminaues having already been arranged be-
tween New-York and San Francisco by telegraph
the contract between the several companies was
signed by Nice-President c. J. Huntington on be-
half of the Central Pacific Railroad, Sidney Dillon
for the Union Pacific Railroad, and David d. Cotton
for the Occidental ana Oriental Steamship Com
pany.
The steamship company is organized with capl-
tai of 100000 and by the terms of the contract
the Pacific Railroads agree to raise S5OOOCCD while
Gen Cotton, on behalf of his company. undertakes
to furnish the remainder. In view of the consum-
nation of the contract. the three White Star
steamers so frequently referred to as having been
engaged the Oceanic, Beige, and Gaelic, have been
secured and il is expected that they will soon be on
their way to Ncw-York and China. Capt George H.
Bradbury. ex-Prosidcnt of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company, it is understood. viii be the China
agent of the Company, while Gen. Cotton will adj
minister the general affairs of the Company from
San Francisco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-08
Hatch have Just issued Il
DlsTRUsr OF THE NATIONAL BANKS.
0 the EdttOr Of me Trtbuue.


SIR: For The fair and impartial discussion
Of the currency question which You encourage by dcyo
ing much space In your columns to correspondents
tue people an sure Will accord you hearty thanks
The writer differs, however, from TIE TRIBUNE la
gard t. the withdrawal Of the legal touders and
understand why there shoIld be sIch catnor de-
prlye people OF the only really solvent paper money
that they have aad compel them 70 receive the bills
payable Of banks that, were they compelled to qudate
tomorrow could pay over Is cents the dollar. Il
seem. 10 that iu oricr resume olsIt reduce
the volume OF paper mJney d tue secondary class
stead OF prving the people OF the oIly paper
they really have cOohi nee, and when was
at premium during tne pane Many OF
Tie National banks lOa led down with
worthless. railroad securities, aud II compelled
win such an explosion To shake the country % IT.
financial center Allow u Say ia cOueIu.lJa that
there many her IL York who believe liza, lie
ONO platform II the most statesman ac and wise cIt
regard 10 tn finances that set been ale.
OHc ~ the propositions OF Tat .tDru fuu OF
wisdom that cannot refrain from qlUtng IL That
favor Of Ab Jlsnng tile f,tuchis, Of the Ma
tOntl banks the same can b. SAFELY pru
IDENTIFY done aud that The notes withdrawn Dy the
banks be substituted by The Government Nl,A "A legal
tender curtcucg.' l.. Is.
81 cloud HOlel, Se.0 FORK, jan. 80, 1878
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TIE crIcAGo EANK rAlLuEE.

CmCAGo, Ill.,, Feb. IA rumor has been
prevalent tJIy glp"!nI olt Of D's ho!nes Dispatch
t!at Alon tc President OF the Cook County Bank and
OF the firm ~ Allen. ephcns c.. - New York, was
to be cInin-y pros cu:ci Ihe Particulars are want
~ great Interest felt in Ie result OF the mortgage
lur . JLclI By Stephens . .unorLasset against
TIE property OF Alien II the mortgage is sustained,
outside creditors will get njt!n: suspicion exists
that the mortgage l. fr7udu"n', and that Allen has
been wiling party to Il t. protect MS property from
bankruptcy Proceedings h-r. aud N Iowa, not " I'LL
STANDING Ae declares las H'-uuDAot hShla2r Illinois
creditors Lave been r,y mg Urol HI -urp!.- assets Ia
iowa and New lJr Hud i.. creditors ui,Dn llS sur
plu. IN Chicago ana NoS-Iogk. H., iA!Ie j. Ho~ To-
:arrd "a. coiJIce a4I entire, auA his paper Is a.ipat
NliINnt N.ilNc.
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