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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18
COMMISSIONER HAYT ACQUITTED.


ARGUMENTS FOR AND AGAINST THE OFFICERS OF
THE INTERNATIONAL TRUST CoMPANY-lhE
VERDICT
At the trial of Indian Commissioner Z. A. Hayt'
Charles NJ Field and Francis ID. Karr, the directors
Of the International Trust Company, yesterday, Ill
Jersey City, George f. Horn, lawyer of this city,
testified that the dock property at Oswego owned
by the company, valued at S3O,OOO In 1917
and that it rented for 81 500 in 1873.
Prosecutor McGill made the first argument for the
State. He claimed that, while paper yard-measures
were circulating bearing statement that the paid
up capital of the company foB the security OF It's de
po-itors was $1,000 there was deficit oil
500 600 and that by the depreciation IN the Valuo
of the companys real estate the deficiency SUISSE
uuently reached $4,000 The statement crcu-
lated on the paper measures was contrary
TO law, and deceived the depOsltors Coul-
selor Dos Passes, of this city, made the open
inc argument on the side of tue defendants. lie
was followed by ex-Goyernor Bedie; dngs had
circulated the statement with the intent 10 delrauu
The officers of the company believed tnai ,ne
capital paid up and witnesses haa eslneq ta.
the institution could pay in time all Of It's iiabltes
ont of lis assets. Washington Il. Williams, VINO
examined the assets and the liabilities. had recon-
mended to Chancellor RunyOn that the oi1lcers DC
allowed to wind up Its affairs, ana the Inahceiioi
had so decided.
Mr.. McG1l made the closing address on the part
of the state The charge Of Judge Garretson was
brief After reviewing the testimony on DQth siuts
he said the iury must be convinced that the state
had proved that the statements regarding palg-up
capital were false before the defendants coulu pe
convicted that the defendants knew them TO Ge
false, and that they published them TO Obtain
money from depOsitors with q view OF traudulenty
converting IL TO their own use. The jury then
retired, and after celebrating nearly three h9r i
returned verdict acqulttlng the defendants. Inc
defendants were warmly cOngrat uated by a NUM-
Der OF their friends before they left the COURTROOM
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
w AGiil-' w w ANC L''
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, June II.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, June H. 1879.
The subscriptions TO the four cent refupdng
tiacatcs since yesterdays report have amounted to
S23,250.
The Indian Office has received requests from Indians
In almost every section Of the Far Wost to be per-
mtted 10 obtain titles to land, and O. 90 20 work like
white men thought at tho Department that n the
Indians were allowed to obtain titles 10 land not capa-
BILE of alienation for fixed period, almost all OF thcm
would before many years become self sustaining.
Mr. Cramer, Minister at Copenhagen, reports the
prevalence Of an idea OF general European Tariff
League for protection against the United states. This
only one OF many projects 10 prevent the competition
of American products in Europe. Another device Is to
label inferior European goods American and expose
them for sale This suggests a convention Tor the pro-
lection of trademarks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18
ALIYELY DAY IN TIE HOUSE.

CLASH OF ARMS OVER SEVERAL IMPORTANT
MEAsUREs-rHE REPUBucASs HOLD THEIR OWN
REMARKABLY.
BY TELEGRAPH To TIRE TRIBUsEI
WAsHINGTON, June 17.-After several days OF
sluggishncss, during which it has been almost i'm
possible for the House to find quorum to vote on
any question, 1t woke up suddenly this morning,
and has had a lively day of it.
First Mr. Atkins reported the Legislative bill
with the Senate amendments. He began to explain
them when the irrepressible Ar. Townshend.of Hill
uos. obtained the floor under the plea of asking a
question: Once on his feet he stayed there, not
withstandIug tho protests of Mr.. Atkins,
who SAID TO him, lyon have abused your
privilege. sir" MIR. Townshends speech was
an arraignment OF the appropriations Com
mittee because it had failed to insist on an
equalization of the salaries of the employees of tho
Senate and House. MIR. Townsheud showed that
the doorkeepcI's department Of the Senate, which
has only seventy-slx members, cost FL 900 year
more than that of the House, with Its 800 mem
berr He made a number of other COMPARISONS,
and proved that for tho same kind of service the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18
TIE NEW-HAMPSHIRE SENATOR.

ELECTION OF HENRY W. BLAIR BY THE LEGlsLA-
INSTRUMENTATION OF STATE OFFICERS
CONCORD, n. H., June 1.-THE vote in the
House Of Representatives to-day for United states SEN
ator stood as fOllowsi
,Henry W. Blair RepD1 81 Edmund Burke.........
tHaTry Bingham (DenJ % Gilman MsIston QepJ. !
Samuel b. Psge.-....... Luther MeCutcMns-..- L
sRcrubliCan caucus nominee. I Democratic caucus
nominee.
In the Senate, Mr.. Blair received 20 votes and Mr..
Bingham l. In response to serenade tonight Mr..
Blair made brief speech, In which he discussed polid
cal aud temperance questions, and took strong Repub-
can grounds.
The Republican legislative caucus to-day nominated
the following persons for state officers;
Secreiory Of Stdte-A. Is. Thompson, Of Concord.
state TredSUr6T-SOiOn A. Carter. OF X enc.
state PfiHter-John y. Clarke, OF Manchester.
CO1nmiSSGry- GeneydI-Laiayette Goliath, of Dover.
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PROGRESS OF THE WALKING MATCH.

:, .
The feature of the walking match tins morn
ing the temperance Of Ennis, who II thought
had perman nty retired from the contest. lie
the track iust after o'clock looking ana cling thor
Ougy refreshed by his sixteen hours OF rest He has
entirely recovered from the sickness he complained OF
yesterday, and is now gong admirably Harding reap
peared the track at PAP O'Clock ths afternoon after
thirteen hours Of rest. Inc scores AZ o'clock y. M
werei Brown, 1s2 miles; Weston, l75; Ennis. 100
aud Harding, 81 mics.
HE SCORE THIS MORNING.
LONDON, wednesday. June ls, 1870.
At 3 O'Clock this morning the score stood Bowl
227; Weston, 220; Ennis, l40; Harding 100.
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4 RAILWAY VAR QUICKLY ENDED.

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE managers of the
railroads between here and Missouri River points
stored the rates from the West Chicago to-day that
tie basis is 50 80 from Kansas City to Chicago
limited tickets and s5 % for unlimited. The Chicago
Burlington aud Quincy Railroad Company refused to
assist Louis roads In tnelr It with the Chicago
and Alton Road and that ended the war SO far
Chicago Is concerned.
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40 we'll with the commission OF, completely IN,
such dreadful crime all the circumstances
point in that direction To entertain for moment ah
surd mis- woman had full use OF the
large basement and undoubtedly received visits ron
NOT have been known 10 other inmates OF the house;
There many facilities for couceang Ms preses g.
The hypothesis that the murder mad heen co o
Francis Mrs Croly said. the one generally accep'ou
by mcmherR OF the club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18
THE APPEAL or SMI1H AND BENNETE

TRENTON, N. j., June lin the Court of
Errors and Appeals this afternoon Attorney General
stockton argned 10 the Noyes case that I'm bringing it
before the Court OF Errors without first submitting II
the Supreme Cont tht action was unconstitutional
The smith-Bc Bnett murder being identical the de
Clson must aect both cases In similar manner. The
counsel for Mt. Smith and Bennett VIII t0-Bc row ask
that "A day bo Get Tor hearing OF tAeir petition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18
DIsCOYTRNT AT THE HINES.

MAUCH CHUNK, Penn, June 17.-There Is
considerable among the miners OF this region
outside OF the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Compauys
men. VINO are quiet. At Ebcryalc, A. Pardee & Co.'s
men have struck and at stockton, G.. b. Lindcrman
co > men are because they WORK In slope aud
want more pay for the Inconvenience. At Audendred
the men are not at work, having asked FOR Increase
OF wages, which VIII not be allowed At Beaver Meadow
the men In No | mine strike.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18
CRIMES IND CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH
OFF TIE TRACK Ar HYDE I

OFF TIE TRACK AT HYDE PARK.
HYDE PARK, y. j., June IA frei ght train ran
OF the track at about o'clock this mile north OF
this place, OlOckading The road for four hours.
BANK CLERK SENTENCED.
SAN FRANC1SCr, june 17.-LaWronce Otis Hall,
today sentenced to five years Imprisonment Ia the peni
Tertiary.
AN ACROBAT FALLS FROM \ BRIDGE.
SCHENECTADY. y. u, juno l7.-NIlle Rowland,
COul's circus while crossing the railroad
bridge last nit 20 take train for the West fell into the
canal and was drowned
= MAN LIFE FOR HEN.
PROVIDE CT. T.. l.. june lin Hawtucket this
afternoon bridget McGough had by stop
James AcOJl and wlI probably die. The quarrel
ianated IN a di-puto about the possession Of hen.
GOOD PROOF THAT HIS WIFE WAS RIGHT
SAN FRANCISCO, June l7.-Jamos Bow Ian, a hack
man, deliberately murdered Lis wife Nellie this morning
hc shot hor down. Oh hen refusal to resume mar
ital relations with hun.
A MURDERER BOUGHT BACK IN A YACHT
EOCKIA%D. Me-, june 1.-THE SlDOp-yacht Ma
th.c arrived here this forenoon with ane the murderer
OF Robbins board. The prisoner safely lodged I'm
cell When Hainc5 od that Robbins doal he said
That 10 too ID Dld lm sOfry."
WHAT CAME or PLAYING WITH PISTOL
SCHENECTADY, y. y. June IA son Of James
Gould scotia oil procured hts fathers rcyOl-
Yesterday Wi' phhG WIN II u Na- accidentally us
charged. IN bar pAsol through tho hand Of Playmate
and the OF another Daed Fi1geSli The Itt0r
died al midnight
THE SUICIDE OF A COURT ATTACHE.
RONDOUT. \. u, June IA body found in the
river on Friday West Park has been Identified that Of
Henry IL Burhans Of Albany messenger II the Court q
AppelA When The body found there a pound of
each ppcEct, ana there were
rubber bands the hat sleeve aud the pants botios
Gup1J OF u DO case O insanity from The 1000 Oi o"4-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18

good. kind old man. said Henry c. Jarrett last
evening in reference to him, "and III go his bail for
solved upon the arrest of DR.. Hull upon the
evidence which they had accumulated, bnt it is
very doubtful II they will make the arrest today,
although possible In the event of doing so they
will Justify their action upon the ground that ~
cautionary measure. All efforts 10 get an indlct-
ment upon the evidence at hand have certainly
failed and the officials will have TO assume all risk
of suit for false Imprisonment, which they would
not have had TO run had an indictment been found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18
STATE EDITORIAL Association.

ROCHESTER. n. Y, June 1.-THE State Editorial
Association held rs animal convention here to-day
The address was delivered by Mr.. Whitolaw Reid.
the Editor of The NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE The Nom
bers this afternoon visited the various points of III
terest IN the city. Tomorrow they will go on an
excursion to Lake Keuka.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18
THE TASTY LYYCRIyG or 4 WHITE MIN

AUGUSTA. Ga, June III. j. Moore, a
white who has been confined in the spartansburg
Jail supposed brutality To and tho murder Of Miss
Frances Woodward OF Pickens County. hanged by
party ofiruated citizens this morning In the woods
the place where The remains Of the murdered lady
were found Moore asserted his innocence 10 the very
inst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18
Tile SOUTH AMERICAN WAR.

WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE State Depart
meut replied to letters from the shpOwners and the
maritime associations Il New-YOIk that IL has under
the question of making such representa-
tiOns to the South American Governments now at war
as will tend To secure peace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18
FAILURES IN ENGLAND.

LONDON. Tuesday, June II, 1870.
The st. Johns COlhery Company, at Wake
field has failed Its llabues stated at 1885, 0O0
Il was stated IN the City yesterday that firm VI pro
vision merchants had failed for 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18
GRAVE FEARS AT CoNSTANTNoPLE.
RUMoRs OF OFFICIAL CHANGEs-sEvERAL ARRESTS.
CoSsTANTIsoPLE, Tuesday, June IT. 1879.


CoSsrANTrsoPLE, Tuesday. June IT, 1870.
Confusion amounting to crisis prevails In
ministerial circles. IL Is reported that Kheiredden
Pacha, the Grand Vzier Will resign, and said Pscha
assume the Vzierate temporarily. TO pave the way for
the return to power OF MahmOud Nedim, formerly
known tool Of Russia. Sir Austen Lsysrd. the Brit
fish Ambassador, Is endeavoring to MahmOud's
return. II is asserted the one band that
MahmOud Nedm Pasha has already been sent Tor, ana
the other hand that the Sultan besates 10 accept
the Grand Yziers resignation although he wishes 70
Danish him. fearing that he VIII c0nspie against hin.
Threatening documents against tie sultan circu.
lated Monday The guards OF the palace have been
increased. Numerous arrests have been made, includ
ing several servants OF Prince IZZeddn, tho
eldest the late Sultan Abdul Aziz.
1t is reported that Midhat Pacha VIII receive permits
sion 10 come TO ConStantinOple.
Fuad Pacba has denounced Osman Pdcha's adminis-
traton Of the war Office.
IL is thought that CaratheOdori Pacha and MuuiR
Efendl viii be shortly appointed a. the Ottoman Conn
mssioners 10 settle the Greek boundary question.
A demonstration is appreheudrd AT PhiilpOpois,
when the Prince OF Bulgaria is Installed al sophia
Several superior fuuctioUarcs aud ceput9tiOD from
various Roumelau towns Will go to Sophia to attend
the ceremony ana congratulate the Prince.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18
CITY ELECTIONS IN OREGON.

SAN FRANCISCO, june 17.-In the city cleo
ton al Portland, Ore, yesterday, the Republicans
elected Mayor and two COuncllmen, and the Demo
Gratis the OF COunciimen. In the election IN
East Portland the Republicans made a clean sweep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18
PURSUING THE ALGERINES.

ALGIBRs, tuesday, June III 1913
A column of troops which left Batna, in tho
Province OF Constantine yesterday encountered 600 in
surgents occupying dehle in the OnetOuba Hills. The
insurgents were disOdged by the artillery, and the
troops occupied their positions. The column continues
rs ID Medina.
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REFERENCE TO THE ATTACK on GENERAL
HAZEN.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE proceedings and
findings of the court-martial in the Of General
d. S. Stanley and General W. b. Hazen. of which
General Hancock was president, were to-day made
public In some OF the specifications General STAN
ley was found guilty and he was acquitted of
Others. The court found him guilty of conduct to
the prejudice of good order and military discipline,
and sentenced him to be admOnisLed III general
orders by the General of the Army.
General Sherman. in reviewing the findings Of
the court, anirms the Judgment that Gem
era Stanley in writing to General Hazcn-then
abroad--the threatening letter of September q,
1877, and afterward in allowing the publication Of
the charges in a newspaper on March II, 1873 CON-
mtted breach of discipline General Sherman
says:
He had perfect right TO prefer The charges and spec
ncations wilton he had done from Ncw-York on the Oh
day Of July 1877 but when advised that the President
of the United had considered them aud had de-
cded that bests interests OF the service would not he
advanced by general eour-nartlal. II was his plain
du to have submitted gracefully. The law officers OF
the have decided That the United states
cannot arraigu for trial any officer for offences COM
mted more than two years before the order for the
aembling OF the court For this reason tire charges
general conference.-the that this tTlB aud Judgment
must the final decision OF ali tue matteTs raised
in the controversy Both parties VIII be careful that the
service be not Injured BY revival Of this subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18
LARGE ROBBERY IN RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG. Tuesday. June Il, 1870.
The Receivers Office in Cherson. Southern
Russia, has undermined, ana robbed OF 100000
roubles ($l ,2O0,000).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS IN MEssINA.

MEssIsA. Tuesday, June H. 1870.
Continued shocks of earthquake, which are
attributed to the action OF Mount Etn have occurred
near Santa yenere and Guardia Several houses have
fallen others danger OF falling aud there has beep
some loss Of life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18
THE NEW FRENCH CABLE.

LONDON tuesday, june II, 1873.
The Faraday will leave Charlton on We'd
nesday with large portion of the new French
H. honrd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18
THE NEW PARAGUAYAN RULER.

LONDON, tuesday June II, 1873
General GodOy, who has usurped the Presi-
dency the Republic OF Paraguay Is OF the leaders
OF the Opposition party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18
SIR THOMAS f. WADE SHIPWRECKED.


A steamer having on board Sir Thomas
Francis Wade. the British Minister at Pekin. has been
wrecked 10 the Yellow Sea south Of shaiung The pas
sengers and saved
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
ALARM AT CONSTANTINOPLE
SEVERAL PERSONS ARRESTED.
A FRIEND OF RUSSIA LIKELY TO BE GRAND vIzrEF
a RUSSIAN TAX COLLECTOR ROBBED.

"A RUSSIAN TAX COLLECTOR ROBBED.
II is asserted at Constantlnope that Mahmoud
Nedim Pasha,a friend of Russia, is about to become
Grand Yzier despite the opposition Of the British
Ambassador. Grave alarm is manifested at
the Sutan's palace. The Bundesrath has
passed the German Railway Goods tariff bill.
Brown continues TO lead in the London walking
match. In Russia, tax collectors Office has been
robbed Of 81 200 600.
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pEOV!DEN CE. j.. l., june lI.-lu IaWtucket tins
afternoon idr McGough had her throat by her stop
MctiOg. and wii probably die. The quarrel
ignated a dI puto about the possession OF hen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18
: HUMAN LIFE FOR A III

y. II.--N ITIIt
obRt COul's circus while crossing the railroad
bridge last nigh iotake train for the West fell into the
/ canal aud " drowned
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GENERAL STANLEY ADMoNIsHED.

THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE CoURT-MARTIAL WITH
REFERENCE TO THE ATTACK on GENERAL
HAZEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18

SAN FRANCISCO, June Thames Bowlan, a hack
man, deliberately murdered m3 wife Ne.e this morning.
Calling the house where she obtained employment
he so hor down. hex refusal resume
a.. r.I4fl.1 s..tfi
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An ACROBAT FALLS FROM

san FRANClSCr, june l7.-LaNronce OBS Hall
tho aDscondng clerk OF the London Francisco Bank
to-day sentenced to five years imprisonment IA tho peni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18

HYDE PARK, y. j., June IA freight train RAJ
OF the track about o'clock this morning mile north
this place. OlOck-ang The ROAD for four
The New York herald., 1879-11-22

The following despatch from the West gives the
movement Of grain at the leading points there to-
day ay:-Milwaukee-Recepts Of wheat S6 200 bushels;
shipments. 21.6OO; receipts of corn. 9.200; ship
ments, 400. Chicsgo-Receipts Of wheat, 54.3s1
bushels; shipments 49, 712; receipts Of corn l02 745
shipments, 257,739.
Ast Louis telegram reads :-'Pettis county. NO.,
of which sedas is the county seat and headquarters
of the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railroad has sold
her stock in the said road, amounting to $27O. .OO0
and the city Of Sedalia has sold her stock in tho
same road. amounting to $4,000. It is understood
that Jay Gould has bought both lots. Other coun-
ties in Central Missouri selling their stock in
this road
In reference to the rumors of tho projected con-
solidation OF the Lake Eric and Western Railroad
with tho Lafayette. Bloomington and Muncie, it is
authoritatively stated that leading banking house
in this city holds proxies representing majority Of
the entire stock of both roads in favor of the con-
solidaton. The day fxcd for the merger is the 18th
of December when every share of Lafayette is to be
exchanged four shares of Lake Erie and Western
At the Mining Board to-day business was light and
there were few noteworthy changes in prices. The
following were the salss:--
The New York herald., 1879-11-22
VVlrn
FIVE DOLLARS

buy
IMPERIAL AUSTRIAN 1864 GOVERNMENT BOND.
These bonds issued shares in Austrian Euro
peap1 loan and are the Impe-
FOUR TIMES ANNUALLY
until each bond is redeemed with at least O cont over
it's face value The accumulated interest on the whole
loan IL distributed in premiums ranging from 500 to
100000 the holders of bonds redeemed in each
quarterly drawing The redemption (drawng) takes
place .
DECEMBER I,
In which the three highest premiums are:-
2DOOO FLOkINS,
2O,uOO FLORINS,
1900 FLORINS,
The lowest premium that each drawn bond must be re
deemed with s not less than
300 FLORfNS.
as there are NO BLANKS
ONE FLORIN is EQUAL TO ABOUT IS CENTS,
every bond bought before the LIST of Decem
Dor entitled to the whole premium that may be drawn
thereon that date.
Price bonds 500 each. Balance Of $685. payable In
monthly nsalmcnts of 50, IL desired. In the bond
should he drawn in the next redemption (Deccmber
H. Those bonds negotiable At the prevailing market
quotations dixie the United States government bonds.
Money be in Registered letters Post oice
orders or drafts New York Full information on
application, Call address the
INTERNATIONAL BANKING COMPANY,
100 BROADWAY. NEW YORK CITY.
N, B.--Please mention tho paper you saw this in
The above Government bonds are not to be compared
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