Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-26
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Repert OF the COnaptrOiter OF
Currency.

Repsrt OF the Comptroiier OF
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25th.-The
annual report of the Comptroller of
Currency was to-day sent to the
Public Printer. 1t has tables of
the resources and liabilities Of ma
tional banks from their organiza-
ton in 1868, and for the last four
years; the capital and deposits OF
State banks, and savings banks;
the refunding of the public debt
and the resumption of coin pay
ments, and gives tables showing
the cost of refunding in
this country and in France,
and of the British debt into Eng
| lish consols from 1898 to 1858. Ii
devotes separate, chapters to the
subjects of taxation, reserve, ille-
gal certification of checks, costs OF
settlement of the affairs of insol-
vent banks, surplus dividends and
losses of National Banks, and gives
the rate of interest in New York
and in England for series oi
years; the coin held by our banks
and by the Bank of England and
the Bank of France for ten years,
and other information.
Questions TO Gov. RoDinson.
NEW YORK, Nov. 25th.-Lieu.
tenant t-Governor Darsheimer has
gone to Colorado.
The Tribune has an editorial f.,
whereof the following is an extract:
Governor Robinson, is it true that
you have had reason to suspect the
action of your State Treasurer? LIS
It true that your Controller has re-
ported to you that he cannot get a
proper statement from the State
Treasurer, and is apprehensive? Is
it true that you haveshnally felt
forced to employ experts, whom
you have let into the Treasury to
examine it, and from whom re-
ports are bad? These things, Gov
ernor, are whispered about your Of
flee. Suppose they had related to a
Repu blican officer, would talk have
been in whispers? Would you have
waited for the Tribune to tell you
how the lid must come off, and the
secrets, whatever they are, be ex-
posed?
Goid froln Europe.
NEW YORK, Nov. 25th.-The
steamship Mosel from Europe to-
day brough 81, 500, 900 in American
gold coin, and British gold bars.
Railroad Collision,
PALMER, Mass, Nov. 25th.-A
collision occurred on the New Lon
don Northern Railroad yesterday
morning at the junction of the
Ware River Road, one mile north
of here, between the down Brattle-
boro passenger and an up freight
train. Both engines were demol-
ished, several freight cars wrecked
and seventeen persons injured. The
collision was caused by the freight
running on passenger trains time,
the freight conductors watch being
fifteen minutes slow. Both trains
were running at full speed. Among
| the seriously injured are Freight
Engineer Williams, Fireman HIN.
Bailey, John Cronin, Patrick Deit-
eligan and Dennis Connors, section
men.
Mexionn Political News.
CITY OF MEXICO, Nov. 15th.-A
popular club meeting in the prin-
cipal theatre on the Sth inst. was
bulldozed by the Vice Presidents of
the Senate and the House of Depu.
ties and a large number of military
officers who are waiting orders and
working in the interest of General
Gonzales, Minister of War. The
meeting was broken up amidst ac-
clamations of "Live Gonzales and
death to Benitez."
President Diaz is very indigna Mt.
He called upon the Minister for an
explanation. Gonzales failed to
explain, and the latter retired
from the Cabinet.
Several prominent politicians
have been expelled from the State
of Mexico by the State authorities,
upon suspicion of treason.
Governor Pachea has been ap
pointed Secretary of War. Teagle
has resigned the office of Minister
of Justice and Public Education.
The designations of Gonzales and
Teagle are said to have been forced
through the intrigues of Benitez.
Minister Foster expected to con-
clude a tour of Mexico at Matamo-
ras, between the 5th and 10th of
December. The Mexican Govern.
ment has ordered a vessel to carry
him to Vera Cruz.
An Esgtisn Princess TO Join ahe
Roman Church.
MONTREAL, Nov. 25th.-Rev. DR..
Usher. of the Reformed Episcopal
Church, In sermon last night re-
ferred to the announcement in two
of the most reliable English jour-
nails that Princess of blood royal
will shortly become a convert to
the Church Of Rome, and that the
gathering into its fold of this dis
tinguished parsonage will be pub.
licly announced within a short
time.