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THE DIRECT CABLE COMPANY.
THE MASTER OF THE ROLLS DECIDES IN FAVOR
OF MR.. PINDER.

THE MASTER OF THE ROLLS DECIDES IN FAVOR
OF MIR. PINDER
LONDON, March 2, 1877
The Master OF the Rolls decided avorably on tho
application for mandamus compel the directors
tho Direct United States Cable Company to tho
votes tor the appointment Of committee of share.
holders confer with the directors on the subject OF
smaigamaton which were disallowod by the Chairman
Of tho meeting OF shareholders held some time SINCE
Tho motion was granted. and the votes must be
counted.
WHAT THIS IMPLIES.
The above refers the extraordinary general
meeting OF the shareholders OF the Direct Cable Com
pany, called to consider measures looking TO an
amicabe traffic arrangement with the Anglo-Aweri-
con Company. On that occasion, although Mr. Fender
represented personally and by proxy about 80. 900
shares in the Direct Cable Company and there wore
but about 10000 voting against h,m, the Chairman
decided against Mr. Pendcr the ground that he had
cast votes than his shares were entitled TO- and
also that Of tho shareholders should De excluded
from voting on the ground that thor names had not
been recorded the books the requisite length OF
time. The decision OF tho Master Of the Rolls rcverses
tho decision OF the Chairman Of the meeting OF tho
Diroct Company's shareholders and indicates that
the rival cable companies arc pretty certain TO
reach an amicabc arrangement at an early cay
THE CAsK REvIEwEn
The following is the report OF Direct Cable
40 printed hcrc:-Pender against the Direct United
States Cable Company" This was q motion to sot
aside the decision OF tho Chairman OF tho defendant
company declaring certain votes given at meeting
OF tho company null and void. Tho maximum voting
power OF any single shareholder Is declared by the
articles be 100 votes, but some shareholders hold
ing larger number than 100, transferred the excess
70 other persons. The Direct Cable Company argued
tna, this illegal, and that the shares so placed
were held by irresponsible persons merely for tho
purpose OF voting. The plaintiff contended that this
was perfectly legal and If tho votes had been
received the resolution favortns amalgumasion
would have been carried. Tho Master OF the
Rolls held that the shareholders had exer-
cised their legal rights in voting tor the ANAL
CATION OF the companies, and that the Court had
nothing to do with the motive by which the share
holders acuatcd II was alleged tha; the holders
possessing the full number OF shares emitting them TO
The maximum OF 100 votes and that their votes were
consequently Illegal but His Lordshp was OF the opin
ION that registered shareholder was entitled 70 vote
general meeting OF the company aad tho rejected
votes belonging to registered members OF the Company
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

John W. Garrett, President Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, Is at tho Brevoort. Senator
Franklin w Tobcy, of Port Henry. N. Y; Assembly
II. II. Rockwell Of Emira, and Judge J. NJ WOOL
worth, of Omaha are at tho ST. James Albert Keep,
President OF tho Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Company, and Henry g. Parker OF Boston, arc at tho
Windsor. Lieutenant Governor Horatio q. knight, OF
Massachusetts; Judge John II. Kirkpatrick, OF Pitts
burg and Nathaniel Wheeler, OF Connecticut, aro at
the Fifth Avenue Captain N. Kouschakewetsch, OF
the Russian army, is at tho Hoffman.
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THE PRODIGAI

THE PkODIGAI.
Inheritors OF vast wealth are proverbiay spcndthrs
The golden dug from the nne refined and coil ed
labor Of other hands aud the ~ other Like
children playing wish expensive toy. they form
Just estimate OF its vaue When tho donor weighed II hc
cast into tho balance many days OF nnremitting and "a
tguing TOLL anxious and seeplcss nights much
seldcnn and much But the inheritor into his
basncc throws ony-peasire The Que values t by what
him the other hat Ii will purchase Like the
prodgn the Scripture parable he thoughesy expends
II crafty tho caprice and cravings of his nature Then
tho last scenethe misery the remorsc and the long
and weasomc back the home OF frugal Industry
But other prodgas On her fsvoes our boun-
parent Nature has lavshed her rchest
health BIT tho prodigni values lightly for u cost him
naught and rcckesy squandcrs u In rotoa. living Prcs'
obscurcs future Soon the curtain
on the last scene We him helpless. mpove rished.
body and mind all ostin misery and
despair Keorsefu conscience holds him the mirror
of memory. In his reckless folly he pcrceivcs the
Of his present pain lie resolves to return Tho
the right road he will length the haven OF his hopes
In tho distance aud Nature seeing her invalid child nfNr
on, will him receive him back with
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EMPIRE YACHT CLUB.

AZ an election OF officers OF the Empire Yacht Club.
held at their club house. foo, fl0sth street, East RIVER
the evening oi the LIST inst. tho following were
chosen for the ensuing ycar:-commodorc william O.
Davis; Vice Commodore. Daniel o'Brien; Rear Com.
modore, Thomass Morrer; President Nathaniel Lock.
wood; Treasurer, James Gorion; Secretary, James
NcCiymont; Measurer, Andrew j. Brush; Board OF
Trustees. Daniel Quinn, Alonzo Gibson, George Far
rngion John FARRELL Peter Esicrbrook Regatta Com
mitiec. Edward = Zoblc. Theodore W. Reeves simeon
Gorton, Edward Mcdonald, Charles f. Miclke There
% yachts enrolled Che squadron--l steam, I
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THE NEW DOMINION.

ADJOURNMENT OF THE ONTARIO LEGISLATURE.
TORONTO, March 2 1871
The Ontario Legislature prorogucd to-day BY
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THE IDENTITY OF THE woULp-BE MURDERER
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wAsuIyGros, March 2, 1871
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BATAVIA, ". Y, March 2, 1877.
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svo little boys werc drawing wood with hand sled
ronawauda Creek, tho boys broke through the ice.
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WA himself drowned He leaves largo family
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Court will enter the Senate Chamber fow minutes
The senate will assemble at twelve O'Clock. Tho
Senate being ready for his reception, the President
aud the late President will be introduced by tho Com
mee ngemsnts to tho seats prepared for them
In the Senate Chamber Amer completing the organi-
zat,on OF tho Senate those assembled IN tho Chamber
will proceed to the platform on the central portico
oi the Capitol IN the following order The Marshal or
the Supreme Court, cx. Presidents and ex.Vicc Prcs
DENTS the Supreme Court of the United states, the
Sergeant Arms OF the senate, the COMMITTEE OF Ar
rangcmen tho President OF the United States and tho
late President. the vico Prcsiden, and the
Secretary OF the Senate, the mcmbers OF the
Senate, the diplomatic corps, heads OF
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t,vcs ana members elect OF the Fortythird Congress-
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and eSvice Presidents and Associate Justices OF
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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-11-23
Examinationofthe New-YorkLifeInsurance Co.,
OF NEW-YORK CITY.
Insurance DEPARTMENT,
Albany, October 24th, 1877.
OF THE

Albany, October 24h 1877.
The Superintendent having personally and
Searching of the
The affords him unqualified pleasure
public gratifying
factory the
similar readily
for
Company investigation having
constituted public authority
o conclusion
The services of gentnen of character standing and
who have valued appraised the
this State and the State of New Jersey covered by
the Of $1z35 84S4 and fornne
efficiently The
closely examined and the
Superintendent All
carefully evidence by the Company either
although
The
andare eworths than cost.
taking
and denomination of security and preserving the record of the in the De
where securities had deprecated in
seim lists Of policies uncotd
premiums made and Department
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-11-23
speech ofMr. GaraeId.

On Friday last, the repeal of the re-
sumption act was taken up and the House
addressed by Mr.. Hart in favor of repeal,
which was responded to by Mr.. Garfield,
in tho following brief, pertinent and forci-
BILE manner, which we think will be read
at this time with profit, as well as deep in
terest.
Mr.. Garfield spoke Of the debate as one
that had lasted in the Anglo-Saxon world
for more than two centuries. Hardly aDv
phase Of it was new, hardly had there been
8 proposition made on the other side that
had not been made seventy-five years ago
in England and almost 100 years ago in
the United States so singulariy did histo-
~ repeat itself on questions Of this SORT
He appealed from the ebb and flow of pub
lie opinion Of to-day to the general judg-
ment Of mankind on the question Of cur
rency. He referred to 1850 as a year Of
universal general prosperity in the United
States, and said that il anything was then
settled in public opinion 1t was that the
only safe, but trustworthy standard of val
ne was coin Of an ascertained weight and
hneness, or a paper currency convertible
into coin at the will of the holder. That
hebo DAACAlJ olAA AAetlt bc0ll 4OE u luuE blllc.
the unanimous opinion of the American
people. Here and there had been dream
ers who looked upon paper money as the
fetch OF their idOlatry; but these dreamers
were then so few in number that they
made no ripple in the current of public
thought, and formed 20 part of public
opinion, That opinion was, then, the az
sIegate result Of the opinions Of the fore
most American who ever thought and
n.ole el On that subject. No man had ever
sam sal IN the Presidential chair and left on
record any. word on tine subject which
spoke OF safety in finance exoenf in oni-, ~
paper convertible into Ooin. No man had
eh ever rT.. saI IN tne char OF the Secretary Of
subject, who had not left on record d 's'O aD
opinion equally strong, from Ramiiton
down to the father Of his distinguisbeJ
colleague Ewingl and down to the present
day. 1t seemed to him that the general
judgment Of all who deserved to be called
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-11-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

The different
entirely and aduous having
much s
Agents collecting held rigid
coulv rmians required eey while the
to be delayed longer than Bonds
shandled justify the
The Company after
ience checks division another being complete
that by false entries Of kind short Of wide
spread couon among all whom found to be exceedingly
instructions from the principal officers Of the Company
were tin nurnshin fu inf detail
could be applied under the law and with
tailed statement of Company
clearly the fact that where Life Insurance Company
force showing Of
vency including prospective value of real estate and Of
premium to be received.
hesitation in stating that
this great public its officers his
comm