, 1875-09-30

morrow for the purpose of closing hi
official and private business. The nam,
of his successor is not yet announced.
LONDON, Sept. 27.-A dispatch from
Shanghai to the Times says the Chinese
Government shuns an efficient perfor-
nance of the terms laid down at Tien
Sing. Minister Wade will leave Pskin
on october 18th unless satisfied that the
settlement is conceded. The punish
ment of official Yereman for the Marga-
rey outrage and the publication Of for
eign affairs in the Gazetta are reported
to be tho chief difficulties in the way Of
settlement. The Times to-day has q
special from vi nna in which it is said
a portion of the consular commission
returned to Mostar. They say they are
convinced that with few exceptions
the insurgents are ready to lay their
grievances before the Turkish Commits
sioner and negotiate but they desire .
suspension of hostilities meanwhile,
and think it indispensable that the great
pow ers guarantee certain reforms with
out which paci6cation will be illusory.
Consuls say the district they traverssd
has been frightfully devasted. The
has been decimated by disc
ease and suffering and unless speedily y
helped, the country will be ruined fol
many years to come.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 27.--Coin has
been pouring into the Bank of Califor-
mia rapidly to-day in payment of the
assessment of 20 per cent on the guar.
antee fund, levied by the syndicate
ON Saturday. About $500. 900 were paid
in during the day, the balance will pro-
badly come in tomorrow. The COM
mittees of the Big Stock Boards have
decided to recommend that both boards
resume business on Tuesday, October
5th. The Bank of California and the
Bank of Nevada being expected to open
on Monday.
CoNsTANT1NoPLE, Sept. 25.-The En-
glish, French and Russian con suls arri-
we'd from Trebigne Wednesday. They in
formed their respective ambassadors
they completely failed in their mission
They were unable to see the principal. in
surgents.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2Sth-A dispatch
from Richmond. Maine, reports the Cap'
tain, his wife, and fourteen out of q
crew of nineteen, Of the ship Emily
Southland, lost by wrecking that vessel
on the English coast a few days ago.
FALL BIvEa, Sept. 2Sth.-The follow-
ing incendiary notice was found posted
on Bedford street last night Mon.
day, Sept. 9th. Now, boys, burn Rock
street. 1t will find somebody work.
Now is your time. Do it and damn In
surance. Burn every agents house you
come to-" Rock street is the street up
on which the greater portion of the
agents and mill owners reside. At a
special meeting of the Spinner's Associ-
alton, held yesterday, resolutions were
passed unanimously as follows "Re-
solved, That petition be sent through
the city to solicit the tradesmen and
others in favor of the withdrawal of the
conditions proposed by the employers,
and petition if necessary be sent to the
State authorities for aid. that it may be
understood that we wish to a;t in no
selfish spirit towards employers. That
in order to put an eud to petty strikes,
we are willing to give and take ten days
notice in all questions of wages and la
Dor, or otherwise we forfeit all pay be-
longing to us then due, and we expect
the same from them for instant dismiss
al" Everything is remarkably quiet
around the mills and on the street.
There was no interference with help
this forenoon while g,ing to work. Sew
eral of the mills were running yesterday.
There seems to be not much probability
that the petitions of the operatives will
meet with any great approval by the
more prominent tradesmen, but the re-
suit is waited for with anxiety by the
operatives.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 2Sth.-Galves-
ton advices from Brazoria dated the 23d,
confirm reports first received from Mat
agorda. The town was washed away
excepting only four houses, which re-
main standing. No lives lost. The
people were saved by clinging to cedar
trees in the vicinity. At the town of
Columbia twenty bouses were blown
down. Many plantations have been
greatly damaged, and some literally torn
to pieces. Sugar houses. gin houses,
fences, and everything, partially or
wholly blown down. The great loss
cannot be correctly reported. On Kin
ney's prairie, as far as we are able to
learn, twenty >oue personswere lost and
their property all destroyed. On the
upper peninsula twenty-one persons
were swept into the gulf and drowned,
and all their property is an entire loss.
New YORK, Sept. 2S.-Gold closed at
116T.
OMAHA, Sept. '2S. = The mail train
which left Chicago on Sunday night on
c., B. & @. Railroad, was thrown down
an embankment two miles east of Wood
burn, Iowa, by the spreading OF the
track. The train consisted of three
coaches, two baggage cars. and a car
containing a pair oe valuable horses.
all but the latter and the engins rolled
down the embankment, making two OF
three revolutions. James Powers, q
section foreman, was instantly killed,
and about fifty passengers more or less
injured.
CHICAGO. Sent. 2Sth-A Washinctor