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The New York herald., 1877-03-23
ASSETS OF JAY COOKE & co.

THE TRUSTEE OF THE FIRM on THE PROS
PECTs OF THE CREDITORS.
WASHINGTON, March 90. 1877.
Edwin NJ. Lewis trustee OF the estate OF jay Cooke
CO., In a letter a gentleman Of this city, says
II difficult give of tho worth of tho
claims and would hardly be right Tor 10 state
opinion. when, OF proving to be
would be deemed perhaps have raised false hopes In the
minds of creditors What do j. 60 state facts showing
basis wich creditors draw their conclu
sions. and have now In preparation crcnla which
issue. giving them such information as
and expressing far my opinion advise against tho
sale Tor an inadequate price.
tho per cash any creditor taking tho dis
trbuton offered sell the same for price to equal about
fourteen per cent OF his claim fecrving the balance Of
against the largo unco.ccd OF the estate. The
claims Of the United states out OF the way and
other negotiations In progress which hope will before
long untangc difficult complicatons aud have good
hope within the the committee decree
iuhcr cash dividend and another distrbutiou. wE.lc
leaving large amount of assets unscd and undivided
The New York herald., 1877-03-23
THE ASHTABULA DISASTER.
DEFECTS OF THE BRIDGE AS DEVELOPED BY
THE INvI IsTIGATIoN.

DEFECTS OF THE BRIDGE AS DEVELOPED BY
THE INvI IsTIGATION
COLUMBUS. Ohio. March %, 1877.
The SPECIAL Legislative Committee appointed to in
vcstigae tho ato Asntabula disaster submitted their
report to-day accompanied by vast amount OF tcsti
mony which was ordered to DC printed Tho commit
tee after going details showing tho imperections
In tho bridge, report tho following their conclu
siOns:---
First There wcro from eighty to 100 lives lost by
the failure Of the bridge.
Sec0nd--The bridge went down under an ordinary
load by OF defects It's original construction
Third-The defects In the original construction OF
tho bridge could have been discovered at apy time
after erection, by careful analytical inspection,
such as the Importance of tho structure demanded,
and thus the sacrifice OF lifc and property prevented
The truth Is, the bridge liable TO down at any
tme during the last ten or twelve years under
loads that might at any time be brought
upon tho ord nary course OF tho company's busi
ness and It Is remarkable that IL did not sooner
occur. II would bo needless to say that engineer
would bc derclict in his duty who did not provide in
his construction OF bridge against wind, snow, leo
and tho vibration OF rolling load. These are much
to be anticipated and provided AGAINST as tho law OF
gravity.
This report accompanied by bill specifying how
bridges OF different spans shall be constructed.
The New York herald., 1877-03-23
THE STRANDED STEAMERS.
REMOVING THE husbands CAIGo--THE
AMERIQUE UNMOvED.

AMERIQUE UNMOVED.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
Long BRANCH, N. j., March O., 1877.
The Rusland lies in the same position as yesterday
the storm of last night not moving her The Relief
cnme down early this morning with two lighters in
tow The Coast Wrccking Company's commenced
unloading about eight A. NJ although the very
rough. They employed six well manned surf boats in
transferring the cargo from tho ship TO the lighters
small sized Worthington pump has been set up ON
deck, and worked about one hour, but did
not perceptby reduce tho in tho ship. There IS
large pump board tho Relief which will 10
put on board the stranded ship the weather
will permit. Captain Sccor, who has charge OF tho
pumps on the steamer Rusland, says they VIII put the
pump that IS the Relief aud that Is ordered 10
be brought down rs soon as possible 10 work on tho
water out he thinks the prospects for unloading are
very bad.
1t is stated by old wreckers that thcro arc rocks on
shore near where the steamer came on and they say
her bottom must be broken IN, the tide rises and
falls In tho ship the saic as outside. They stopped
unloading the ship at hall. past three L. NJ the sen
being heavy that tho boats unable to make tho
trips between the vessel and lighters Tho at full
tide washes over the ship lore and aft SO that the
here by express tonight, but do think 1t can be
used. Captain Merritt says 'hcr only diver Conklin
has had his Lngcr accidentally cut of Tho
shore opposite tho wreck. Their intention
to have It on board. but sincc the
storm the first order has been changed Al quarter
TO eight O'Clock r. NJ Mr. Wright and Mr. Grisco,
several Others arrived special expect 10
return at ten o'clock A. NJ to morrow Captan Mcr-
rtt states that he could get down TO the hatch
tho hold ho would cork II up and the ship,
II tho whole hold was iull OF water The lighters aud
the Relief went around Sandy Hook Tor tho night.
Seven men remained on board the Rusland q watch
last night and she same number remain tonight.
L'AMERIQuE
The steamer LAmerique not moved by last
nights storm
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFicE oy TnE CHEF SIGNAL Ovv1cER,S
wAsHiSGToS. March 23-l A. H.
Indications.


WASHINGTON. March 33-l A. H.
Indications
FOR tho upper lake region. the Upper Mississippi
and Lower Missouri valleys, colder northeriy west
erly winds, rising barometer and partly cloudy
weather.
For Tennessee ana the Ohio Valley souherly winds
shifting to noriherly and westerly, colder. partly
cloudy weather and stationary followed by risng bar
ometcr ana In the western portion during the evening
light rains.
For the Eastern Gulf and South Atlantic States dur
ing the day warmer and partly cloudy weather. with
southeast to southwest winds, and slight changes IN
barometer
For the Middle States. northeast to southeast winds
aud warmer partly cloudy weather during tho day,
with falling barometer followed during the night BY
colder nor,hcrly TO westerly winds.
For New England, light rains near tho coast. fol.
lowed by clearing weather. falling followed by rising
barometer. and casery TO southcry winds during the
day
For the lower lake region. colder northcry to
westerly winds, rising Barometer and increasing
cloudiness.
The Lower Mississippi River will rise aud tho Lower
ohio fall slowly.
The display OF cnu,ionary signals will be resumed at
tho lake ports on April /.
The New York herald., 1877-03-23
ROBBING THE MAIL.

POST OFFICE CLERK DETECTED IN PURLoIN-
ING LETTERS.
CHICAGO. H. March % 1877.
For some time past complaint has been mado that
business letters addressed to Chicago merchants hnvo
been missing and the supposton has been that steal
has been going in the Post ONCE. The rcsponsi-
bility, however. has not been placcd until to-day,
when Frederick j. Gross, tho distributing clerk, who
has been suspected recently and quietly watched. was
discovered lurtvcIy Shipping letters under newspaper
and the nee TO an inside pocket He was Immediately
called 10 an interview VITA Special treasury Agent
Stuart and confessed to the tbcits placing the amount
Of his stcaIings at $500. The government officers,
however, suspect that the sum Is much larger. HIS
ira sactions rave been confined to business letters
The New York herald., 1877-03-23
CUBA.
vEMENT IN THE

REPORTED INsUBGEcTIoNAEY MOVEMENT IN THE
vUKLTA ABAJO.
A Havana letter OF March IL says
SINCE last night we have ugly rumors OF rising In
the Vucha AbiJo or tobacco region Tho ony iacts
thus lar received are that about thirty young men
from Havana and apout SIXTY more from surrounding
villages have gone to Vuclla Abao. Also that soldiers
we're embarked on board OF a small gunboat ut mid
night last night, and that they went to tho town OF
CaUanas, the north ot tho Vucta Abaju. and
that about scvcny gcndarmcs left the Western Rail-
road Tor san Crstorai this morning Cuban symps-
tilzcrs clam that the movement Is we'll and power
fully organized aud that II viii meet with undoubtcd
success They also claim that another section OF the
Nucita AbaJo will rise night and that oi the
Canary lsaudcrs residing IN the Vucita Abajo in
league with them. II is however, equally possible
tnat the whole movement may provo aborttve as tho
formcr similar attempts were, aud that the reports
received are exaggerated.
The New York herald., 1877-03-23
THE NEW DOMINION.
NAVIGATION OF THE HUDSON by CANADIAN
vEsSEIs

NAVIGATION OF THE HUDSON BY CANADIAN
VESSELS.
OTTAWA Ont, March 90, 1877.
return was presented to the House last night of
correspondence between tho Dominion. the United
States and the Imperial governments. respecting the
navigation OF American canals aud rivers. The con-
cuson of the correspondence is given in q memoran-
DUN forwarded by Earl DuiTerin Sir Edward Thorn.
ton under date November II, 1885, and Is as loows:-
Memorandum respecting the present position of the
question OF inspection OF goods In transit by United
States customs officers at Island Pond, and the Of
United States canals by Canadian vessels:
There remains yet unsettled the question OF
the right Of Canadian vessels with cargo
TO load in Canadian ports for New York
and other ports on the Hudson River which right Is
pcrsistcntly dnied and in consequence OF which any
merchandise transported IN a Canada bottom only
be taken as far Albany, and be thcro entered at
customs and transshippcd into United States vessel
Tor transportation to Its dcstinaon This question
involves tho larger of tho right Of Canada to tho
free navigation OF the Hudson, which appears by tho
Washington Treaty to be conceded in the Of the
canals. Tho canal before mentioned connection
with tho Hudson River, constituted great marine
highway between Canadian ports on the ST. Law
yeLce and the great lakes and the United States
lor,s said Hudson River and seaboard, and cutting
OIL OF any link section renders the remainder
nearly If not quite practically useless on the other
hand since tho Washington Treaty Canada has permit
ted United Stalos vessels free of her canals and
rivers uninterruptedly case ~ point and similar
the Hudson Is tho Ottawa River and the Grenville
Canal. where United States vessels have enjoyed all
privileges that Canadian vessels have. In letter OF
the Honorable tho Secretary of tho Treasury under
tlale OF September 10, 1873, communicated 10
His Exccllcncy tho Governor General by
Sir Edward Thornton. under date OF Novcm-
Der 80 following, the right OF Canadian vcs-
sells to pass the southern terminus Of Tho canals
At Albany, into the Hudson River in prosecution OF
voyage from Canadian port to the port OF New York
or any other port SAID river IS positively denied
and has not since been conceded. The concluding
sentence OF the letter rcads:-"rhs department docs
feel authorized to recognize the right OF Canadian
vessels to transport cargocs in bond from Canada to
The New York herald., 1877-03-23
SHOT HIS SON-IN-LAW,
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. I

SrRIyGFrELD, Mass, March %, 1877.
Archibald MCGOWAN, an Irshman, OF CRANKY, shot
his son.nlaw John McGowan, at the house OF Archl-
bald, at O'Clock this morning, with shotgun, the
charge Of shot tearing Johns right lung all to pcces
Mrs. Archibald McGowan and an unmarried daughter,
Eliza, He'd 10 the house OF farmer, l.. r. Tiffany who
summoned the neghbors. +. Taylor County Com.
missioner Cooe others proceeded to the house
and found the dead body of John. They summoned
DR.. G. B. Smith, who examined no body and found tho
wound as above described. Tho shooting caused
by drink. John was relative OF Archibald before
marrying his daughter. The murderer has been or.
rested aud will be arraigned Immediately.
The New York herald., 1877-03-23

Detectives Wade and Moran last evening arrested
Charles Wilson and Henry Sanford, two employees Of
Mr.. Pike, the optician, No 5lS Droadwsy whose
place robbed on Tuesday night OF $500 worth
OF goods These men slept ON tho premises
and were trusted by tho proprietor, but tho
officers secured sufficient evidence against them TO
warrant tncir arrest Ono OF them carrying
IA satchel away from tho place with goods in II, and
there could be doubt mat the robbery was COM
mticd by somebody who familiar with tho
premises The prisoners locked up In tho Four.
tceulh precinct station house.
The New York herald., 1877-03-23
IN MEMOKIAM.
MONTHS MIND OF FATHER REILLY.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

PROVIDENCE, II. l., March %, 1877.
A pontifcal high Of requiem, the "months
mind" OF Rev. Daniel Kelly latc pastor Of ST.
Joscph's Church this city, was celebrated To-day.
The church taselully drapcd and the floral trIb
ules numerous and elaborate Right Rev. Bishop
HcndrickcD. Bishop Of the diocese celebrated mass.
at the conclusion OF which he pronounced brei but
eloquent tribute To the memory of the deceased which
was listened 10 with close attention. The music was
furnished by select choir, and the at the
funeral, except the oicrtory, which the .Domne
Jcsu,' by Fiirontini, with chorus by tho full choir
Az the communion 'Cie Jcsu," by a. Mini. sung
folo large number OF ccrgymcn were present from
all sections OF New England ana the services through
out were OF very Impressive and solemn nature
The New York herald., 1877-03-23
THE INDIANAPOLIS BANK ROBBERY.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March %, 1877.
The robbery at the Indiana National Bank yesterday
will in no interfere with It's business Its surplus
account shows $4,000. Two men were arrested last
nlght at PianncId fourteen miles west Of here. who
are identified as having Occn seen previously with tho
boz which the robbcr usod to assist him ~ reaching
the money. There yet no trace OF the robbcr The
eo5 O33
The New York herald., 1877-03-23
STATE FARMERS ASSOCIATION.
ROCHESTER,, ". Y, M,rch 90. 1871

RocHEsrER N. Y, M,rch 22, 1871.
The State Farmers Association has concluded its
SESSIONS constitution was adopted, and officers
were elected as iollows:-Prcsidcnt, y. r. Root of
Monroe; Secretary, q. H. Damn, OF Wyoming; Trcns.
urcr, A. i. Haywood, OF Monroe; Executive Com.
mi,tce, l.. w. stewart OF Ere; g. ". Hoffman Of
.Uhenung; James Geddcs, OF onondaga The assoca-
Nen adjourned 10 meet at Syracuse In September next
The New York herald., 1877-03-23
A FIENDISH CRIME.
[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

BIZ TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
ST. Louis, March 81 1871
The Jackson County Criminal Court to-day sentenced
Martha Smith (coored) to fifteen years. Imprisonment
in tho Penitcntary. Last January she choroiormcd
family aud robbed the residence OF DR.. Bays OF
Lees Summit, After stealing plate and other valu.
abes she act fire To The house and attempted to burn
up the drugged inmates. Her confederate IN tho
crimc. JeG Davis railroad omploy6, Will be tried
c..aaa ellust
The New York herald., 1877-03-23
HApEAs CORPUS wnIrs REFUSED TO pAcxAap's
IMPRISONED RECRUITING OFFICERS.

HAbEAS COEFUS WIslIs iEF CSED 10 FAC1AzsOo
IMPRISONED RECRUITING OFFICERS.
NEW ORLEANS. March %, 1871
Nine men arrested by the Nichols police tor enlist
ing men in the Packard militia were brought before
Judge Whitaker, OF the superior Criminal Court, to-
day, on an application for writ OF habcas corpus,
which refused. They wero remandcd to prison
without bail.
LARGE PAYMENTS or TAXES
The Messrs. Brooks OF Boston. owners OF several
million dollars worth OF property IN this city, paid
their taxes to the Nichols collectors to-day. Many
large property have paid their taxes to tho
Nichols government, including Mr. Burnside. the
largest properly owner IN Louisiana.
The New York herald., 1877-03-23
RAILROAD EMPLOYEES TO BE PAID.
[pY rE1rGnApu mo- rHE uERALp.l

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
TRENTON, n. j., Marcn D. 1877.
Chancellor Runyon granted order to-day directing
Receiver Lathrop, Of the New Jersey Central Railroad
to pay tho employees thereof all wages due prior TO
February IS out OF the surplus earnings OF the
pany last possible in pro rata proportion Tho
receiver told the HERALD reporter that the wages
amounted to about S4O0. 900, and that he would pay
$4,000 this month. There was no opposition TO the
granting oil the order
The New York herald., 1877-03-23
BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKETS.

Kio JANEIno. March -, 1877.
Coffee quiet prices msntanod good hrsts. 800 $3.50
els kilos.
Exchange on London. 2fi4
SANTOS. March 81, 1877.
CoGce market ouet prices maintained at last quotations
The New York herald., 1877-03-23
NIAGARA BRIDGE SAFE.

BUFFALO. March %, 1877.
Tho Suspension Bridge at Niagara Falls is reported.
after thorough examination, to be entirely safe.
Out OF 45O wrcs constituting tho four large cables,
only ten of the minor Iound cOrroded, ana
.hey havo been replaced by new ones. No time has
examination by practical engineers will soon bo made.
The New York herald., 1877-03-23
CUT IN TWO BY A SAW.

CINCINNATI. Ohio, March 22. 1877.
John West, employed IN Holmes saw mill at Fort
Wayne Iud was instantly killed last evening by fall
ing across a circular saw while II was rapidly rcvov.
ing HIS body was cut entirely in two, piece falling
ON each side of the saw.
The New York herald., 1877-03-23
THE BAY SHORE TRAGEDY.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
RivERmEAD, L. l., March %, 1877
The Grand Jury have found an indictment against
Nathaniel Evans and his wife for murder In tho first
degree In tho Bay Shore tragedy.
The New York herald., 1877-03-23
LOUISIANA.
NEW OpfyAxs M,re

New ORLEANS. March %, 1871
Yesterday the Packard Senate seated j. }. Monctte,
OF tho Third Senatorial district, and General Thomas
Anderson. OF tho Tenth district In place OF Mcssrs
Ducross and Garland who declared elected by the
Returning Board, but who are IN the Nichols Senate
The New York herald., 1877-03-23
THE NORTHAMPTON BANK ROB-
Berry.
SPRINGHIHLn, Ma

SrRISGvrnLp, Mass, March %, 1871.
James Dunlap to-day finally held in default OF
$780, 900 BAIL at Northampton, for participation the
great bank robbery. rne examination In tho case Of
Scott was not concluded
The New York herald., 1877-03-23
THE LACHINE CANAL.

MoSrREAL. March %, 1871
Work OF tho sections OF the Lachinc Canal
Is IN backward state, and Is not likely TO be all
pcted when navigation opens. A large amount OF work
Ii yet to be done; bur with favorable weather the dc.
lay Will not Do so long rs was expcctcd
The New York herald., 1877-03-23

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Contsin tu lists sales with nsest reliable usva
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EX-PRESIDENT GRANT.

CINCINNATI, March %, 1877.
The Qrccn City Club will give cx-Prcsdcnt Grant
reception upon his arrival here next week.
The New York herald., 1877-03-23
SUICIDE OF A JEwELLER.

PErERBoRo. G. W., March %, 1877
Franz l.. Doll, jcwccr, shot himself last night
and died carly this morning
The New York herald., 1877-03-23
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NORFOLK. Va. March o. 1877

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NORFOLK, Va, March %, 1871
Commander John W. Phillip, United States Navy,
having beon detached from the command of the
vcttc Adams lett for home this afternoon waiting
orders until tho LIST OF Novcmbcr, when hc Is to
ceive leave absence tor two years for tho purpose
Of commanding scientific expedition to be fitted ont
by Cornell and Michigan universities, and which VIII
engage IN cruise around the world Sovcral other
officers OF tho Unied States Navy will be detached IN
time TO take part III the expedition, which Will bo
recognized by Congress, II not aided
The new heads Of the Navy Department are making
numerous changes in the Gosport Navy Yard; among
others the ioowing:-Chicf Engineer George Sewcli,
in charge OF machinery aioat In New York. comes
here in charge OF the Department OF Steam Engineer
Captain Samuel r. Franklin, goes to Washington Tor
duty
ginccr of tho North Atlantic squadron
THE dETrYsBURG AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AND ASSIGNMENTS.
WAsuIyGroS, March %, 1877.
The Nnyv Department has received Information to
tho effect ,ha. the United States steamer Gettysburg
at Constantinople yesterday
Rear Admiral George II. Prebo reports to the de.
partmcut that he assumed command OF tho South Pa
ciic station on the llth inst
Commander Louis Kcmpn has been ordered TO duty
as senior aid 10 the commandant at tho Mare Island
Navy Yard in place OF Commander John q. Watson,
who H. detached from that yard and placed wat
ORDERS Lieutenant 4. b. Arthur Is detached from tho
Monon ganea and ordered TO the Saratoga Assistant
Surgeon William II. Rush ordered TO tho receiving nhi p
Colorado at New York. Ensign Luccn Flynn ordered
TO the Rio Bravo at Matamoros, Mexico, In place Of
Mate Charles Wilson, detached from that vessel and
placed waiting orders.
The United States monitor Lehigh arrived Of Savan-
nah Yesterday from Port ROynl.
The New York herald., 1877-03-23
rHE wEArHER YEsrERpAY.

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY. 4at
The following record will show tho changes In the
temperature Tor the past twenty -four hours IN
parson with tho corresponding daic Of last yenr.
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,