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A GREAT BANK SUIT.

THE NEW YORK BANK OF COMMERCE sETKs
TO ENFORCE A CLAIM OF FoUR HUNDRED
THOUSAND DoLLArs.
[BY IELEGEAPH TO THE HEnALD.1
ST. Louls. Oct g. 1878.
case of unusual interest and importance Is nov
being tried before Judge Dillon. In the Unitod states
Circuit Court In this city, tho plaintiff being tho Ma
t,ona Bank or Commerce In Now York ana the de-
fondanIs the National Bank Of the State OF Missouri
which suspended Two years sgo The suit Is Tor
$l0O 600, alleged to be the remainder OF . loan OF
81, 600 600 made by the National Bank Of Commerce
New York, in 1866 10 the Natona Bank oi Missouri
II appears 1866 Jamos Eads. James Briton.
John J. Roe, Charles r. DicksoO, Amos Cotton, Bar
todObatss and Jonn A. Abste, the directors OF the
Na,onal Bank OF Missouri borrowed ST. 900 900 Of the
circulating notes OF the National Bank OF Commerce.
some 100000 OF this was atssrward pa'd back, bat
when tho 81. Louis Bank suspended, 10 June. 1877,
$4O0 900 remained unpaid, and upon this balance the
suit IL brought. Tho claim was presented 10 the
csver OF the National Bank Oi Missouri, and he de-
citned 10 allow u on the ground that the bank had
cd The money, but that 1t was borrowed by
above named directors ana used by them for Their
divduAl bsned ana that the bank did not cntoy the
advantages OF sho loan. This 10 the theory OF she
ienca
An attempt Is made show that tho National Bank
OF Missouri had not done right IN the beginning to
borrow money 20 loan again. that The loan wa. illegal
meres knew II wos Illegal II seems that thu whole
turns upon the question as to whether the Bank
Of Comme asssntsd TO fraud by making Lhs loan.
The judge Batd the opening that ths plaintiff could
certainly recover uniess fraua was proven. Under
agreement Testimony for the defence IS bciug nrst
tskeu. James n. Brttlon, former prSsIdent OF The
National Bank OF Missouri Was put on the stand this
morning ami The only witness examined during
the session.
THE MoxRy WAS Used.
Its testimony effect as ioliows:--He was ono
OF the directors az The time the loan secured;
HIS bank kept book which WAS dsnominased Bank
OF Commerce No a. IN this entered the credit OF
the 81 OOO 900 and In II were kept tho
OF the ..pooi"-that -, tho account each oil the
seven directors; the directors gave their checks
tho iund Of Ibe spool" and drew out money till u
ali exhausted except $4,000, which stands
to-day TO their credit on the books OF
the suspended bank; these directors returned
10 the spool" tho amount that was paid
back the New YORK bank-namely, $500 000--but
had paid back 0i the balance $4OvO00. II
understood tho loan Tor the lndividusl bcnc
t OF tho directors that they alenc wcrc rssponsbie
and that understood by b0tn banks when
Ine for tho loan Inxde. IL 10 expected
lhat ID ere will the evidence highly sensA
tionai devsiopmcnts concerning the management OF
tho Missouri Bank bcforc Tho trial Is over.
The New York herald., 1878-10-04
NEW YORK POLITICS.

REPUBLICAN, NOMINATION IN THE THIRTY
SECOND DIsTRIcT-LocKwooD TO BE RE-
NOMINATED BY THE DEMOCRATS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HEBALD.1
BUFFALO, Oct 8, 1878.
Mr.. Sherman s. Jewett, who nominated for
Congress BY She Republican Convention to-day, has
positively declined tho nomin nation the commit
tee Will urge DR.. II. v. Pierce to accept From In
formation received tonight DR.. Pierce viii accept
tho nomination.
The democrats hold their convention on the I til
inst, at which tmo u. N Lockwood win receive the
n nomination for Congress unanimo ously. There is no
other candidate.
The New York herald., 1878-10-04
THE WARDS OF THE NATION.

SUFFERING FROM WANT OF MEDICINE AT THE
OMAHA AGENCY.
WAsHISGroS, Oct. s. 1878.
Rev. owen Dorsey. writing from the Omaha Indian
Agency, under date OF September %, says thore 10
much suffering among The Indians there. Many Of
tnem sick and six deaths occurred 10 one wssE.
Tho supply OF medicine has bccn exhausted and the
physician 10 without tho very drugs that he needed
jus, at sne time An application for fresh supply
vas sent months ago, and u has since been fol-
lowed b. another but ss,ii there no message from
tho department.. Tho phi yscian at Winnchag0 cannot
lend any medicine, for no has been down TO borrow
some. Neither the agent nor physician can purchase
medicinc their responsibility unless they pay
tho bill out of their own means Tho Omahas are
much annoyed by the WinDcbagos stealing their
horses and as they peaceful md attend 10 their
farms, Me Dorsey thinks they should receive neip
and encourag smsnt from the government
The New York herald., 1878-10-04
THE NEW BARGE OFFICE.

TITLE TO TIE LAND UNDER ExAMlNi iTfOS-
DESCRIPTION OF THE EDIrIcE TO BE
ERECTED.
WASHINGTON, Oct 3, 1873
Attorney General Devens. In accordance with re-
quest received from the Secretary OF the Treasury
has directed District Attorney Woodford ~ Now
York, 10 lac title TO the land adjoining that
belonging to the United States ana next 10 The
new whitehall boat slip, upon which tho now barge
Office In New York city 10 to be located. Tho papers
were all mailed to District Attorney woodford yesser-
day. Tho plans for tho new barge Office have been
prepared BY supervising architect Hn and approved
by the heads Of the Treasury Interior and Post Oce
departments, tho permanent Board to approve plans
for all new public buildings.
DESCRIPTION THE BUILDING.
Immediately ON the report of the District Attorney
that the title perfect tho structure will be
commenced. The shed part OF the building, TO be
used for the landing OF passengers and examination
Of baggage, will be completed within lew months, but
tho main or front binding and wall will be
finished for year or eshtcen monthr. The main
buiiding Will be Of brick, LOS iect front by 81 fco
deep. II Will bo two stories niGb with raised centre
pavilion and iower on the northwest corner about
seventy live feet high, which VIII be used u = light
house. In tuis building Will be tho onc~s, cception
rooms, closets, &c. and ample exits Tor the pAssen-
b. large structure Of iron ana glass CONCERNING to
tho shape OF the lot, having front o l76 feet the
adjoining slip ana l6S feet on the river. Tho 0utcr
enclosure OF this building will DO Of rolled beams
1lcd in with corrugated sheet iron. The roof sup
ported by heavy wrought iron trusses and pillars
will be corrugated IRON and glass, the centre portion
beng raised about eight icct above the Other tor
purposes OF light and vsntaaien The foundation OF
tho building will bo OF piles, win an inter-
vcuing layer Of concrete. Within the shed portion
aSove described ihcre will bo every convenience
passengers On The river front ,hero viii bo large
entrance Tor passengers, and either side 0f this
two smaller ones for baggage A roadway extends
0uOdt ha nd npon al hor atd n 4
building are numerous doors, through which tho
baggage will be passed 70 the wagons alter It's exant
nation.
THE APPROPRIATION.
The appropriation Tor tho building 10 $4,000, and
the advertisements Tor material labor, &C., Will be
ou, immediately after the receipt OF the report OF
District Attorney Wood!ord as to tho title.
The New York herald., 1878-10-04
HOW DID PETkRMANN DIE?

REPORTED SUICIDE OF THE DISTINGUISHED
GERMAN oxoonArHIcAL scHoLAn-rALK IN
GOTTA AND BERLIN.
[From the Evening Telegram OF Yesterday
SPECIAL CABLE DESPATCH TO THE TELEGRAM.
BERLIN, Oct 8. 1878.
1t is to-day generally believed in Germany that
DR.. August Heinrich Petermann the most able
geographer Of the age, who is reported to
have died last Friday from stroke OF apo
plexy committed suicide by hanging. The re-
port causes no little excitement here Every
thing, 1t Is believed, will be done by the friends OF
the deceased to prevent any investigation as to
the truth Of the matter being made, as they natu-
rally object to the scandal incidental to pro-
ceeding
THE QUESTION DISCUSSED AT GOTTA.
The Berlin Boersen Courier, one OF the most In
nuentlal papers published in this capital, main
tains in its present issue that the affair a topic
OF general conversation at Gotha. the place where
the great geographer recently died. legal
investigation, 1t suggests, should be made into the
matter, so that II the accusation Of self murder
against Petermann, now so freely discussed, be
false, then the investigation win clear his memory
ol the stain.
A FAMILY OF SUICIDES.
tits maintained that there is an hereditary taint
OF insanity in this branch OF the Petermann family
for the father and brother oil the deceased COM
mitted suicide by hanging. 1t is therefore natur-
ally argued that this mania for selfdesfruction
is transmitted from father to son.
UNHAPPY FAMILY RELATIONS
Another reason, and perhaps the most cogent
one, suggested for the Doctors having CON-
mitting suicide is that his relations with his family
were not happy. II is maintained on good author
ity that no little estrangement existed between
him and several Of his relatives for many years
past, and that no reconciliation was effected up
to the time OF Petermann's DEATH
The New York herald., 1878-10-04
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3. Isl

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3. 1878.
Cadet Miishipman Jamcs II Gennon is ordered TO
the Lackswsnna as tho Navy Yard as Mare Island.
Cal Cadet Msdshipmen Robert +. wr,gn', william
II. White, J. II. L. nslcombe ana Richard NJ. Hugcs
nrc ordered 20 the Wyoming At Washington. Surgeon
James N. Flint 10 ordered to tho Enterprise Al New
YORK. Lieutenant 4. Longnocker - detached iron
the Wyoming and placed on waiting orders. Lieuten-
ant g. Biockitngcr 10 detached from the Ene erprise
detached from the receiving ship st. LOUIS and
dersd TO the Wyoming Passed Assistaut Surgeon NJ
L. Ruth is detached from tho Enterprise and placed
nm ws,ttna ordorr.
The New York herald., 1878-10-04
MORE Ex-oFFIcIALs INDICTED.
IBY TxLEasAPH TO THE HERALD

By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PnILLIpsDUgG, N. j., Oct. 3, 1873
The excitemont over the wholesale arrests OF on
cals and officials OF tho town OF PhiiIipsburg and
Of Warren county Is stiil unabatsd and scarcely
official feels sale. In addition TO tho sixteen who
arn,gncd yesterday Dr. N. Cox, ex-Fres-
holder, Is charged In seven Indictments Tor con-
spiracy to defraud the county He was held under
bail ia the OF $45. Oo0 Charles Strader an cx-
Freoholder, also indicted upon counts Tor
fraud and conspiracy. He was admitted to bali in
$34,O0Q. Next upon tho list OF arrests Is ex-State
senator Joseph b. Cornish, indicted upon two counts
admitted 70 bail in $4,000 The total amount OF
bail under which tho alleged dsfaultcrs VINO have
been released are held 5000, 00o Dr. Mas,ison
exCierk OF the Board OF Frsehoiders, was unable
obtain bail and was committed
The New York herald., 1878-10-04
MILWAUKEE,, Oct. 3. 1879.

AnwAuKas, Oct. 3, 1873.
Avery large audience assembled this evening to
listen to the annual address Of President Mark Hop
kins TO the American Beard OF Commissioners OF
Fors,sa Missions. The following officers elected
Tor the ensuing year,
Prssident-Nark Hopkins. ID. d. Yicc President
Hon. William u. Dodge. Prudential Com mittcs -Au-
gus,us Z. Thompson, ID. D.; Hon. Aipheus Harry,
Ezra Farnswortn, Joseph :. Ropes, Professor \. Y.
Smyth, Y. Z. Eurr, Elbrdge Torrcy. Il. H. WsbN
II. d., aud Rev. Isaac X. Worcester. Corresponding
scorc,arise-Nathsniei T.. Clark and Y. x. Aiaen.
Recording secresary--Rsv. John q. Means. Treas
urer- Lanedeu s. Ward. Audttors-Avery Plum msr.
Arthur ". Tuna and j. 4. Gordon.
The New York herald., 1878-10-04
CUBA.
THE INUNDATED REGION AND THE REYoIMa

THE INUNDATED REGION AND THE REYoIMa
PROPOSED.
letter from Havana, received in this city yestcr.
day, says second meeting OF The owners OF the in
undated districts OF Colon and Cardenas came to the
following final arrangement, which due the en-.
and great patience displayed by tho Secretary OF
the government, Senior Cables who presiding.
said owners were with much difficulty persuaded
that they had to boar tho coat Of work TO be
done for their beneft:-A canal will DO built
which will collect tho waters causing the inuncation
planter paying in proportion 10 the damage he
Is suffering toward the cost Of the canal and the
property of tho CardeDas and Jucaro and Sabanils
and Matanxls Railroad companies will suffer by the
building OF the said canal they were authorized 10
raise tho frogh. on hogsheads OF sugar and mcasses
TO S3 81 and 81, according to classification. Every
planter remains responsible with his properly for
share In the cost oil building the canal
The New York herald., 1878-10-04
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
,~,cu - ruv t.urrr Sra~as ftv.s

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OrrICE or ruR CHI.r SIGNAL OYvIcwR
WASHINGTON, Oct Al A. NJ.
Indications
For Friday, In the South Atlantic and Cult States,
rising barometer, northeast 10 southeast winds
rnr,ly cloudy weather and slight changes IN tempcra.
ture will prevail
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, lako region,
Upper Mis.issippi and Lower Missouri valleys
rising or stationary barometer. northeast TO souihca
Winds slightly cosler, ccar or partly cloudy weather
For the Middle States and New England, rising bar.
ometer, cooler, followed BY warmer southwest TO
portnwcs, winds, foggy and partly cloudy weather.
Tho rivers will fall, except slight riso from Kes.
tok to 81. Louis
The New York herald., 1878-10-04
RAILROAD DISCRIMINATION.

PnrsBUHG, Pa, Oct s, 1873.
Mr. James Atwel, Deputy Secretary OF Internal
Affairs held q session at tho Aonongahea House this
morning 70 hear tho testimony OF merchants OF Pitts
burg 10 regard TO railroad discrimination. Messrs.
Rr,6ker Fisher. Beyner and Walter examined,
and testified discrimination on oil, salt. lumber
and Load
Al the conclusion OF their testimony tho comm,s-
sion adjourned until tomorrow morning.
The New York herald., 1878-10-04
GENERAL SHERMAN COMING EAST.
rBY rxLrcRArH TO THE nsRALp.1

[BY rxLEcRAPH TO THE HBRALp.1
OMAHA. Ncb., OoL q 1873.
General sherman and General Alexander MoDcwsn
McCook Of hts stan arrived IRON the Pacific coast to-
night and wero tho depot BY Adju,snt General
Williams and many OF TIM prominent officers Of this
department. Aitor brief consultation with the on
GERS Super rtntcndsnt Dawes rendered the General a
dra room IN the directors oi the Kansas City
and ST. Joseph Railroad Tor tho remainder OF she rip
Nhtch ne accepted. General sherman looks haggard
ana worn, as The result OF his long TRIP lie an
aptoue duster and battered hat, which caused him
70 resemble easy going fsrmor. He ioit tonight
inr Chicago.
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ONE MONTH TO LIVE.
rpr rELnon PHI TO THE nRnALp. ]

TBY TELkoR PHI TO THE HERALD.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct ., 1873.
Henry Crooms will no, DO hanged TO morrow, shs
Governor having given h,m . respite Of one month
Crcoms 10 a muissso who, upon the night Of Dccem-
Der last threw coal oil lamp bis ssck mattress,
and whom tho names caused ny It's explosion snvsl
opcd the entire room refused " nelp-hsr.
The New York herald., 1878-10-04
SANTA CRUZ IN REBELLION.

THE NEWS OF YESTERDAY FURTHER STRENGTH
ENED.
HAVANA, Oct. 8, 1878.
A telegram from Jamaica confirms the special
despatch from 81. Thomas TO the HERALD yesterday
announcing negro insurrecton 10 Santa Cruz. The
negroes arc said TO have possession Of the island.
Murder and other atrocities are reported.
The New York herald., 1878-10-04

INDIANS KILLING SETTLERS AND STEALING
HORSES

OGALLALA, Mob, Oct. 5. 1873.
A courier arrived here this evening, bringing word
from Captain Manck's command. Ho reports
that the Indians last Republican
River They had killed evsty white man they
tho route, stolen horses and commit
tod other deproda,ions There about
hundred well armed, well mounted warriors
ana about $50 squsws and children IN the party.
forty miles south OF here tonight ana
cross about sixteen miles west Of nero To-
morrow Tho settlers will send party OF cnty lvo
In the mo.nng to ascertain the abouts and
direction taken by the indians. Tho courier from
Captain Manck's party reports that the hosiles have
stolen nearly two hundred and hty horses within
the last three days. sixtyiour Of them on the Kepub
lican River.
The New York herald., 1878-10-04
CHINAMEN IN OREGON.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 3, 1879.
A Portland, Oregon, despatch says:-"rho Lssisla.
tive Committee on Federal Rotations has reported
iavorably on the House bill prohibiting Ch,namcn
from being employed public works. An amend.
mcpt that no Chinaman should DO allowed TO bs ON.
pIoyc cd TO work his tax was lost
The New York herald., 1878-10-04
MR.. BANCRoFT's ILLNESS.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEwroRr, X. l., Oct. 3, 1878.
Mr. Bsneroft's physicians have forbidden hrs removal
20 Washington under three weeks. He begins 70 feel
the elects OF his accident and was quito rcs,less
night He has bocn IN receipts Of numerous letters
kilograms to-day from friends IN all parts of the
country.
The New York herald., 1878-10-04
TROTTING IN FRANCE,
RacKs IN THE DoIs DE BouLooNE by DUTCH
HORSES.


HORSES.
[BY CABLE TO THE HEnALp.]
LONDON, Oct 3, 1873.
large concourse of sporting men were
assembled at the Bois do Boulogne yester-
day to witness a most interesting and
novel event. The sport consisted of Dutch
trotting races on Dutch harddraverijen
trace horses) A tribune was set apart for
Marshal MacMahon and other distinguished
persons.
SHORT RACES AND FAST TIME
These races differ essentially from those
that take place on the American trotting
course, this being straight one, the length
about quarter Of n mile. There are three
tribunes for judges. The first Judge de-
cidos IL the start is fair, tho second certifies
that the trotting has becn regular, and the
third decides which is tho winning horse.
THE HonsFs.
There were two kinds of races under
saddle and in harness. Tho saddlc-horse
matches wero ridden two to two, and after
each heat the beaten horse was eliminated.
The victors were then run again until only
two horses remained to contest for the first
prize. Eight horses ran. They were three
year-olds-six fllies and two geldings.
They were very heavily bred, resembling
Normandy horses, and averaging more than
twelve hundred pounds each.
NO SKILL on STYLE
The Jockeys rodo without saddles or
stirrups, and were great, heavy men, with
little or no skill. The horses were heavily
The New York herald., 1878-10-04

His frown was dark; her smile was bright;
She always laughed; he wore scowl:
His teeth were black her teeth were whit;
Her breath was sweet hrs breath v as foul.
He used no SozoDoyT-and she
Used Soxoposr continually.
The New York herald., 1878-10-04

bitted but Notwithstanding all this they
made good time that is, they trotted at the
rate Of 2:5O to the mile for quarter of a
mile.
THE WINNER.
The winner yesterday was Princess; her
owner, Herr Smit, of Amsterdam. The races
creating great interest among sporting men.
The New York herald., 1878-10-04
HAYrI's TERRIBLE STORM.

HAVANA, Oct. 3. 1878.
Jacmel was visited by another hurricane on the
25,h OF last month Two vessels and all the lighters
10 the harbor we're iost. Many houses were destroyed
The New York herald., 1878-10-04
GENERAL BANKS DEFEATED.

BOSTON, Uct ., IotH
Tho Filth District Republican Congressional Con-
vcnliou dominated on the fifteenth ballot $. z. Bow
man, tho vote siandlng-Bowman 81, Banks so.
The New York herald., 1878-10-04
DEAN sTANLEY's MOVEMENTS.

Dean Stanley arrived ~ Richmond, Va, yesterday
afternoon, whore hs 10 the guest 81 oolons Archer
Aaasrssn.
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THE WEATHER Yesterday.

Tho following record win show the ehsngcs In the
temperature for tho past twentyfcur hours in com.
parson with the corresponding date OF last yoar as
uacascd by tho thermome,cr Al Hudnut's pharmacy,
urnAt n Ruiidiua. No. us br0AdWay.--
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A HEAVY FAILURE IN LONDON.

BY CABLE TO THE BERALp.l
LONDON, Oct. 5, 1878.
MessSs Smith, Fleming Co.. East India mer-
chants at Nos. II and Is Leadcnnail street, E. c.,
London, have faiod Their liabilities several
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