, 1880-04-22
TELEGRAPHIC.
EASTERN STATES.
An Immense Deposit.

-N' ; AN Immense Deposit.
CHICAGO, April 9.-The largest cash
nsrment ever made in Chicago was made by
ths First National Bank in the redemption
Of the Chicago and Pacific Railroad by order
of the United States Circuit Court and paid
into the sub.treasury. The amount was
$l,200,OOo. .u.
,.' German Emtgrants for the West.
u BsIrrmons, April I9 The steamship
Btauuschveig, which arrived o-day from
Bremen, brought, l,53a em'grants. Nearly
nil 60 West. b..
Advance In RaaI Estate.
NEW YORK, Arril 9.--The advance in real
estate. especially within the past few months,
has extended throughout Manhattan Island,
the annexed district and Brooklyn. Some
property has increased in value hundred
per cent, but the general advance IS much
below this. Rents have risen everywhere,
=, but not in proportion to the rise IN the price
; Of property. Tenants submit to the IN.
creased demands Of landlords, in view OF the
improved state Of business.
The Pubiic's business Statement.
New YoRx, April 9.--The Public, COM
parinp business for the last quarter with the
corresponding period Of 1879, shows the
aggregate gain in exchange, outside OF New
York, to be 40 per cent, Notwithstanding
decrease in San Francisco. The gain in the
aggregate at all cities is 55 per cent, no
part 0f which is due to activity Of specula-
tion here. Comparing last month with
March, 1879, the following shows the per
centage Of gains at the principal cities:
New York, BAL; Boston. 46; PHILADELPHIA,
so; Chicago, 64.2; st. Louis, 1873. Balti-
more, 40S; Cincinnati, 36.6; New Orleans,
1913; Louisville, 2S,5; Pittsburg, 81; Clev-
Gland, AL; Kansas City, GS.S. Ssn Fran.
cisco shows loss, during the month, com.
pared with March, 1879, of 10 per cent, and
during the last quarter, compared with the
irst quarter Of 1879, 81, As the increase
in average prices has been only 20 per cent.
the returns from every city except San
Francisco and. Syracuse, indicate an in
crease in quantities Of produce exchanged.
AZ ~ An Angel Goes to China.
WAsHtNcros April 9.--The senate to-day
confirmed the appointment OF Angel 10 be
minister to China, Jos. Smith Of California,
and VIM. Fl. Fresott Of South Carolina, to
be commissioners to China, to constitute,
with the envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipotentiary Of the United States to that
country, commission to neg eotiate and con-
Sclude BY. treaty settlement Of such matters
OF interest of the two governments as are
now pending between them.
i li Comnnercial Showing.
. sWAsIIrNeroN, April failures for the
irst quarter OF the present year as reported
by. the mercantile agency Of r. g. Dun Il
ca, indicate g very great decline, not only
in the number, but especially in the amount
of liabilities. In the first three months of
1850 there were 4 800 failures as against
2,50O for the first three months Of 1878.
Liabilities for the first quarter of 1880 are
only $12, ,000, 900, as against $A3, 900. 900 in
the same period Of 1879, and $S2, 900, 900 in
the fast quarter of 1878. The agency
!, draws astsntion to the faet that these figures
indicate steady continuance Of favorable
conditions for the, trade Of the country.
i. Financial Exhibit OF She Great Tramp.
New York, April 12.-The receipts of the
walking match which closed Saturday night
are $28, ,6s3. According to agreement, half
of the amount goes to the managers and the
other half will be divided among the con.
\ testants. HIATT receivesk 81, It's, in addition
10 the sweepstakes of $4,000 and the 81, 900
offered for beating Browns record. Pc
c gram receives $S, 5S7 Howard, 81, ,796 Dob
Ter, $780,, Allen, $449 ;, Krohue, 1924; Will
liams Sll2. and Hanwaker $56.
r. 2 Il Fhe Greas Fraud ON Hsutter.a
uCHrcAeoy April 12.-aSuit is pending in
the u. s. court in this city concerning the
eleomargarine patent which mas brought out
Z the astounding fact that eleomargarine
which is never quoted in market and which
is not kept by any merchant as such, has a
sale in the country Of 98,000,000 pounds
per annum. - d
~ m teA nariRs Leap.
CrorNNATI, April l2.---Thomas Boyd yes
terday, in Che presence OF about O, thousand
people at Mulfordsville, Kentucky, Jumped
from tberailroad bridge over Green river a
/ distance of 120 feet to the watar below, lie
sprang of the bridge headforemost and
struck the water in that position, and in q
moment afterwards he appeared swimming.
He was picked up by a boats crew. and
when ashore passed through the crowd, re-
ceiying what money was offered. He was
D not Injured in the least. Il M QlfjC
Postal Changes. Boz
HAShlN1IoNJ april 16.--f OsIAl changes
last week for Oregon we're as follows: Dis
continued-West Union, Marion county.
Postmasters appointed Mrs. Mary Garfield,
Morton Oackamas county; Lofts Del
schnide-, st. Paul, Marion county; j. E. G.
Durgan, Washougal, Clarke county, W. T.
ExlrnordInary ImmiKRati
o The extraordinary immigration arriving
this Spring is attractive attention, and if il
keeps up, the immigration this year will be
much larger than ever before. Since the
first of January $500 have arrived at Balti.
moro. as against $50 for the same period last
Z year, srid.35, ,925 hayearlived at New York,
against II, l40 for 1879 During March las.
Tie number Of arrivals was 2l,e5s against
5,9e5 last year 1t is said tlat these immi.
pfauts are al unusuaily good class of people