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OUT OF THE DEPTHS.
| BODY OF AN UNKNOWN MAN WASHED ASHORE
ON THE NEW JERSEY COAST.

BODY OF AN UNKNOWN MAN WASHED ASHORE
ON THE NEW JERSEY COAST.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE HER,Lp.1
SouAS BEACH. y. j., April IL, 1875
This morning at Lilo Saving Station No. 0, David
Curtis recovered from the surf tho body man np-
paren:ly twenty-five years OF age, i've ioct eight
inches in height. without beard or hair, the latter
being chafed of by tho action Of tho soa
aad sand. Tho flesh sdo OF tho
face has been oil by dragging on tho oceans
bottom. mo body rs IN an advanced state oil de
com position and beyond recognition. IL Is clad
dark pants ana vest. two white muslin shirt, over
which ~ OF blue wooden material In tho pockets
found Two ten cent coins aud sCmc leaf tobacco,
but nothing by when 70 lead to idcptincatoB.
The remains appear To have Dccn In the
several weeks, ana were supposed TO DO
those OF Charles Burnett, Of Jersey City, mate
OF the schooner Ecn Tobn, lost overheard Bar.
ncgat, AS reported IN tho HERALD. Several sailors
his.
BODY Sor IDENTIFIED
Charles Burnett ana Charles En- lirott, OF Jersey
BODY but fail TO recognize as tnat OF the OF tho
former Mr. Burnett states that tie captain "
the Ellen Tobin informed him that at the time his
son was washed from the deck he had on pair OF
heavy rubber boots. The boiy found has callskin
boots. MIR. Burnett further n liked that ne had
never noticed the india markings, anchors aud
wrcatlys his sou arm, though they may bayo
been there. The wife Of his deceased has been
tcle gr pied relative 20 the INDIA markings.
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CHARIER OAK LIFE.

HARTFORD, Conn, April IL. 1873
A. a meeting Of policy holders OF the Charter Oak
Lie Insurance Company 10 ngnt, preliminary TO tho
meeting for reorganzatiou TO morrow, the following
Board Of Directors was agreed upon:--
From INSTRUMENTATION Faxon, lothian Goodnow
George NJ. bartholomew, Rowland swift, Elisha
Carpenter. J. NJ. Allen, h. ]. Basset D. q.
SHELTON, s r. McNMy. William N Baker,
W. l.. squtcs, q. O.. Munyan and e.
= Davidson. From Bridgeporl--ciapp spooncr.
From Wethersheid--S. w. Robbins. From New
fork-Aiexander Studwcil. From Phiiadclphia--J. A.
shepard From Baltimore-D. 4. Bartlett PROM
Cincnnati--Thomas A. Logan. From Chcago-Georso
sherwood. From 81 Louis--E y. stsnusrd.
Tho meeting Tor reorganization as a mutual com.
pany, under tho power granted by tho recent Legs
Iature, occurs nj ten o'clock tomorrow morning
About one hundred and nity persons were present
tonight, some OF them holding very many proxies
and representing Largo amount OF insurance. There
will probably be livery discussion Tomorrow, aud II
~ impossible 10 lofetelI the result
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A SLAVES TRIUMPH.

THE CoLoRED WOMAN MRS. WOODS OBTAINS A
VERDICT FOR 81, 500 AGAINST a MAN WHO AD-
QUOTED AND SOLD HER IN 1853.
lBY rELLGRApH TO THE HERALD.1
CINCINNATI. April IL, 1878.
The jury In the United States Court which had
heard the case Of Henrietta Woods. an OLD slave,
against Zebulon Ward Tor abduction in 1853 brought
In verdict to-day giving her 81 800 damages. In
SUIT Mrs. Woods claimed damages 10 the amount tf
SIS 0o0 and her attorneys cndeavoring 10 obtain
trial. Gu tho ground that tho Jury's award
Is not sufficient Her term OF slavery after
tho aud uction took place was ten years, though IN
Ter testimony she claimed TO have laborcd tor her
master IN fexts several years alter the Emancipation
act. Ward, the defendant IN the case, Is reputcd
wealthy aud is cssec OF prison labor tho state OF
Arkansas.
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THE LAW OF EXTRADIrION.

CRIMINAL SURRENDERED DY FOREIGN
NATION NOT AMENABLE FOR ANY OTHER
CHARGE THAN THAT SPECIFIED IN THE DE-
MAND.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CINCINNATI. ONO, April II. 1873.
Chief Justice Lindsey, OF the kentucky Court OF
Appeals, the highest judicial tribunal in tho State
rendered . decision 10 day which grew Of tho
cxtradition OF Smith ~ Hawes tho defauiting City
Treasurer oil Covngon, which is Of great importance
setting disputed point IN the exiradition trcaty
between this country and Great Britain. Halves was
arrested In Canada, whence he had nod over a year
ago, charge OF forgery that being extraditabo
offence Upon being brought back to Covington he
was acquitted this charge, though tho
state Attorney enccavored to hold him Tor detail
cation. Judge jackson, however, before whom
he tried, decided that he could not be held for
crime Tor which ho WAS not cxtradited he was al
lowed 10 return 10 Canada Tho Commonwcalt
Attorney, however, took the up 10
the appellate court for hnal decision, aDd Judge
Lindsey to-day affirmed Jackson's DECISION lie ruled
that a treaty between nations WIS part OF the
Law oil the land and courts bound respect
It, regardless OF executive interference suggestion
and an attempt TO try a criminal on another charge
than that Tor which no was given up ny a foreign
government was contrary 10 tho fundamental prin.
cples Of exIradition.
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WANT OF CONFIDENCE.

A CINCINNATI SAVINGS BANK, THOUGH SOLVENT,
WANTS TO DISCONTINUE BUSINESS
lDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CINCINNATI, Ohio, April II, 1875.
Apropos to tho feeling Of absolute security In
national banking institutions there be total
want Of confidence 10 savings banks Tho trustees OF
tho Cincinnati Savings Society," tho oldest ana largest
institution OF tho kind In the State gavo notice
dcpositors to-day, in accordance their char
ter, TO meet three months hence and vote whether
tho business OF the society shall DO continued or
wound up Their circular which will be pubhs shed In
the Enquirer 10. morrow, says that their deposits
ueon reduced from $500, 900 TO less
than $3.50 900, and the drain st coatinoes, though
examination OF their securities by order OF
Court tnat they have Of $40 900
all indobt odncss They believe impracticablc
tempt continue business, and call upon cir de-
posters 10 meet and determine what shall be dono
with the assols, although the society than sol.
YaQl.
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TEXAN MURDERERs CONVICTED.

END OF THE BRAzELL rnIAL--A JURY DE-
CLARE cox, RYAN AND sITrERLEE GUILTY
OF AssAssrSATrSo THE DOCTOR"
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SAN ANTONIO. Texas, April II, 1878
There fearful scene In the court room this af.
ternoon. Three men-named Cox, Ryan and sitter.
lcc-murdcrcd an old man named BrazeIi ana his
son, in Dewitt county, In 1861 There was
party OF about fifteen who took them out
or their homes and shot them to death. II
10 hard 10 conceive Of a more horrible murder Tho
old man dying Of consumption when he was
killed BY a change Of venue this case was brought
10 Bcxar county for trial and has occupied
nearly week. number Of tho best
lawyers IN Western Texas bcng engaged on oach
side This afternoon the jury brought In a
verdict OF guilty which means tho prisoners
have to hang When the verdict was an
nouncsd tho female relatives screamed SO as
10 heard tor long distance and the OF two
OF them tainted. Tho prisoners were handcu1ed to-
Qethcr and removed. Three more OF tho Implicated
parties are TO tried There universal satis
faction the result ms the habit OF Jures turning
criminals loose had become alarmngly frequent Of
late.
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THE SUGAR CROP.

HOPES OF BETTER YIELD IN CUBA-sUGAR-
CANE DISEASE IN PORTO RICO.
HAVANA, April II, 1878.
Prominent merchants and planters arc generally OF
the opinion that the reports that tho deficiency the
sugar crop will amount TO nfty per cont arc entirely
wrong Tho receipts since the LIST Of January to
dato show only q deficiency Of one-third com pared
plantations are overstocked with sugars awaiting
transportation Somc think that II the rainy season
commences late the crop viii equal, and oven su-
peror 10 last years.. Tho hot ana dry weather
tsnues.
SUGAR CANE DISEASE.
sugar cano disease IN Porto Rico, produced by q
certain worm, has spread SO rapidly that royal order
has been issued for Investigation into It's aud
character aud tho mcans or prevention. Tho disease
thus far appears to be confined to Porto Rico.
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THE NEW NATIONAL PARTY.

Tho Committee on Organization OF tho new national
party met last evening at No 2l1 Fourth avenue and
adopted the following resoiution:-
Resolved That the refusal neglect OF william Dorshef
mer. President Of the Senate and James w. Hustled,
speaker OF tho Assembly branches OF
the Legislature Of this state the respectful memorial
national Of this city them that
the 18th OF March last sh viua
tio Of official duty and OUTRAGE the sacred right ~
petition under the constitution
affords evidence Of political conspiracy to suppress the
yoic Of "A freep
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ON THE RIO GRANDE.

HOUSEKEEPING TO RAISE UP THE GHOST
AGAIN.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, April IL, 1878.
Tho Mcxicans have rosumcd hostiitiea A de-
spatch to General Ord, from Fort Clark, an
nounccs that four horses wero stolen IRON
tho Immediate vicinity oil tho post and driven
driving them across the river, and tho horses were
seen the opposite bank IL ~ thought these RAIDS
evidence that the local Mexican authorities have
lost all control over the thieves IN consequence OF
tho revolution which 10 brewing.
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CHARLESTON ABLE TO BrGrN ANY DAY.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.1

CHARLESTON, s. c., April II. 1878.
Careful inquiry among tho bankers here elicits tho
fact that the national banks position to re-
some gold pay mcuts At any time that they might
Ut SO to do. Mono OF them. however, have done so
up to this time. President Simonds, OF the First
National Bank, In answer to my inquiry why
no did not resume specie payments replied
that no abio 10 resume at any time,
but that no did not that the bank
would derive any advantage from doing so, and that
he looked upon such course at present only as n
means for acquiring cheap notoriety without effect
ing any substantial benc1t to ANYBODY. Tho presi-
dents Of the other banks take pretty much tho
position, and banking generally Is being transacted
as usual, with this difference that small sums
OF gold received by merchants during tho
day and week being deposited
on the same footing with grccnbacks, instead
Of being sold TO brokers, as has been tho
the premium was higher. Tho brokers are selling
gold at from y TO y premium. Owing to tho absence
OF United statos Subrrcasury Office gold will IN all
probability always command a small premium Tor tho
payment OF Custom House duties, and tins premium
Will regulate Itself to tho cost of transportation OF
gold from Nav York or Washington to this city.
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For the Middle States and Now England, cont n ued
northeast southeast winds, warmer partly cloudy
and threatening weather. stationary followed by aIl.
ing barometer.
In tho south Atlantic and Gulf States, south and
cast winds, falling barometer. warmer, cloudy and
rainy weather will prevail
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley and tho lower
lake region, stationary, followed by falling barometer
warmer, cloudy or parity CLOUDY weather, possibly
occasional rans, oasterly vccrng to southcrly winds
The rivers will generally riso slightly.
cautiouary signals continue at Cape Lookout, Cape
Hatterss, Kitty Hawk and Capo Henry, and are or
dersd Tor Duluth, Marquette, Escanaba, Milwaukee
and Section one, Lud,neton, Chicago and Grand Ha.
ven
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HERALD SPECIAL REPORTS.
Banks ReSuming in Louisiana, Georgia, North
Carolina. Ohio and New York.
GREENBACKs PREFERRED.
Bank Notes ana The Precious Metal on
the Same Level.
PARTIAL RESUMPTION OF GOLD PAYMENTS IN

[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

by TELEGRAPH TO THE HEEALD1
ALBANY, N. Y, April II, 1878.
Tho recent virtual resumption Of gold payments by
certain banks ia Chicago suggested possible simi-
lar financial movement by other banks Ia different
parts Of the country. In this city the National Com
mercial Bank ana the Mechanics and Farmers Bank
paying out gold in small quantities 10 reg
ular customers whenever requested, but Dir.
Robert II. Pruyn, exhibited States Minis
ter 10 japan and President OF the
Commercial Bank, tonight That there IS nothing
IKE general resumption yet effected here 10 his
knowledge He says, however. that there is a uni
versal desire among tho financial Institutions to re-
sumo and that they willing 70 make slight sacr
fees 10 do so gold ceases TO auctuatc. In
all such matters they are necessarily compelled TO
follow New York
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MOULDERS' STRIKE.

osHAwA, Ont, April Is, 1878.
The moudcrs at The foundry have struck,
owing TO the employment Of non- union mon. num-
Der OF mouders from Buiaio went TO work but tho
strikers induced most OF them TO return home and
200 onion men escorted them TO the station tins
morning The lew wIo Remain require police
escort Violence Is feared.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEWPORT, Il. L. April II, 1873
Henry Bedlow trepublican) was elected Mayor day
by handsome majority. Tho election was ono OF tho
most exciting ever held IN this CITY. The republicans
were generally victorious.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

United States District Judge William J. wallncc, Of
Syracuse, Is al The BrcvoorL Professor George J.
Brush, OF Yale College. Is at the Buckiu. han Gen.
eraI /. Z. Easton. United States Army and rx.Con-
gresham o. b. Mattesop, OF Utica, at tho Metro
poitan. Ex-Congressman John H. ). Williams OF
Massach usctts; George b. McCartos, OF Washlngion;
General Il. Y. Billiard, OF Saratoga; Harvey q. East.
man. OF Poughkccpsie, and Colonel William J. Coz.
zsns OF Newport, AZ tho Fifth Avenue. Professor
f. N. Horsford OF Cambridge, Mass, and Nico Kings
mill, OF Toronto, are at the Everett William Bliss,
General Manager OF the Boston aud Albany Railroad.
Is at the Brunswick. Montgomery Field, OF Boston,
Is at the westm Charles BrodheaJ, OF Betnle.
hem, Pa Is at the New York.
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PHILADELPHIA BANKS WAITING FOR GOLD II
DROP TO PAR.

BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD
PnLA pELpnIA, April II, 1873.
No banking institutions brokers IN TINS city have
yet resumed gold payments Two or three OF tho
large banks are said to havc gold enough hand to
partially resume-to the extent OF giving gold In
exchange Tor i've dollar bills; and the cxpcdicncy OF
such beginning had been discussed. but actual gold
payment has not yot commenced, n and It would
not DO safe to say tina; there Is any immediate pros
pect Of II. IT gold continued quarter, the quoted
price to-day, It would BIO easy matter Tor OF
tho large inst u,ions make step in the direction
OF resumption Wy paying Is counter tor lvcs,
but this is not likely to be done until gold dcscends
par. tow retail mercantile business houses advor-
tise 10 give gold IN change, which Is, Of course done
as an advertisement, and this is the approach
TO resumption at present In this city.
THREE BANKS IN CINCINNATI AND ONE IN
sANpUsKY OFFER TO REDEEM THEIR NOTES
IN GOLD
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CINCINNATI, Ohio. April II, 1873.
The First National Bank. Of this city, has an
nounced to its customers its readiness TO
redeem It's circulation as fast presented In
gold, though without advertising tho fact in
THO newspaper. II has capital OF 81, 500 coo and
circulation OF something like Sso0OoO out
The announcement OF resumption made by
tho Third National caused very littlo excitement
In business circcs here, and though throe business
days have elapsed since It's publication tho bank has
bees called 70 redeem less than 5000 OF circu-
iation.
PRErERRED.
on Monday they paid out $500 in gold In ex-
change Tor their notes; yesterday something
less Ihan $780, and to-day only about
s25 $50. The banks here to-day declined 10
pay any premium whatever for coin gold. though
when tney sold they got New York rates or three
eighths Of one por cont.
RESUMPTION AT sASDUsKY.
The Fourth National Bank OF Sandusky City com.
menced TO redscm their circulation to-day In gold
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THE CoDDINGTON BANK.

STATEMENT OF ITS DiBr5 AND RESOURCES.
(BY TELEGRAPH 20 THE HERALD.
NEWPORT, X l. .Aprii IL, 1878.
Tho following lgurcs show the exact condition OF
the Savtsgs Bank reported 10 the HERALD
to-day as being epjoined by the supreme Court
LIABILITIES.
Due United states tax ....................... 700
Due first National Bank, Ncwport.......... 1902
Total sl55. lss
NOFtghgct 800
United states, railroad, canal. state CIV,
county aud town bonds, bank aud gas
DOC, 100
Tue assets at par vauo show the sum OF s5s,9gI
available 10 lower the shriukage Of securities Tho
above asurcs were verified by tho commission APP
pointed by Governor Nau Isndt
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THE WEATHER yrsTrRpay

Tho following record will show Tho changes ir the
temperature for tho past twentyiour hours IN CON-
parison with the corresponding date Of last year, as
Indicated by the thermometer a, udnuts pharmacy,
No. 21S Broadway:--
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OREGON REPUBLICANS.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, April II, 1878.
A despatch from Saem Oregon, says the Rcpubli-
Can State Convention met there to-day and Effected
temporary organization.
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PREFERRED IN NORTH CAROLINA.
lDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

WILMINGTON, N. G., April II, 1873.
Tho situation in regard TO gold hero Is SIMPLY this
There Is light supply and very hight demand.
The three banks hcrc-the First National Bank, the
Bank OF New Hanover and the Dawson Bank-havc
paid the counters freely at par as thor
ability extended during the past four days. But few
to want It, and paper is preferred Grccnbacks
and national bank good enough for tho
average Wiimingtonia
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PLENTY or GOLD IN GEORGIA, BUT no ONE
WANTS IT-GREESBAcKs AND GOLD Ar PAR.
fDY TErEGRApH 10 THE uERAIDl

WANTS IT-GREESBAcKs AND GOLD Ar FAR.
DY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD
ATLANTA, April IL, 1873.
The Citizens Bank. ono Of tho strongest Ia tho
south, last saturday announced through tho papers
It's readiness TO pay out gold checks
or drafts at par temporary run was
made for gold, but u soon ceased, and on Monday
much OF tho gold paid out returned as ordinary
deposits since then only seasonal calls have been
made for gold President Brown says tho great
majority OF his customers will not take tho
gold, but prefer grccnDacks. on Saturday a
gentleman deposited 1000 In gold at par, and that
deposit nearly satisfied the demand Tor gold largo
Of coin heretofore boarded has boon deposited
in the banks hero with grecnbacks Any oil tho banks
will pay gold 10 any one asking u.
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THE ADVANTAGES OF SULPHUR rs A PURE
fer lrSS's SULPHUR SOAP places within the reach Of ALL
FINE So SILK HAT FOR 50 20 tDERBYS,
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MAIL ROBBERS IN TEXAS.
fpY TELEoRApH TO THE HEnALD.1


kilograms nom Fort Concho confirm tho news
OF tho robong OF the mail near EscondIdo and the
murder OF Mexican who was with the carrier
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DYEiNG AND CLEANING.-rH NEW YORK
Dyeing Printing Establsu Island Offices,
% duane St., TO- Broadwsy go 9TH New York. I6e
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BANKERS AND BUSINESS HOUSES IN NEW
ORLEANS GIVING GOLD TO THOSE WHO RE-
QUIIE 1T.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnALp.I
NEW ORLEANS, April IL, 1873
Tho ncarness Of gold TO par has created quite a
furry among brokers hero, though Of the banks
have as yet resumed n gold 10 offered small sums
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