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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-25
RAILROAD NEWS.
TIE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

TIE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
sr,rr.,I.yr or THE FNprNsYs AND EARNINGS or
ALL IT'S LINES FOR APRIL
PIN AprLpmA, May 21-Ihe statement OF
the bnslnos- 81 all ncs Of thc Pcnsy ania Railroad
Company Pttsburg aud Erie for April, ISL as
compared wiki the month In l-SO, shows An III
crease in gross earnings OF SG72OO6 increase in ex
pcu-cs of Sil1.77s; an Increase in net earnings OF
AGO 2gS The four months ~ 1881, as compared with
Tho same period In ~SO shows Increase IN gross earn
ius OF O9i.-T Increase in expenses OF c-NOl34
increase net earnings of S2l469j All ines wert
Pitfhbrg the four months OF ISL SHOW
surplus over Liabilities Of Sl.iG3.7Ol, being gain ~
pared with the same period In 1850 VI 9liOJ-L
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coNHLING,. rAKTY sEcrnrRs.

One Republican party exists, which elected
President Lufncid ana Ire senators NJ NhVHufuh WI"
sustain LIr Administration. This party rho-r the nN"
ity Of the members the NcN-lurk Legislature. IL WIZ
hold them to Thus far tue divisions nav
been fariionil ana ptirOnI aud the score Whatever u
such viid account ~ To brand any man hhl
hour when members must CilOurr between
the Republican party and the H'crlcrs from IL lh''
scccder- best only local politician The NhiihN
ARRIVED the great nudy of the Intelligence hud phF
otisln OF the Nation The Republicans oil NcW lnA pro
te 10 Ice Identified with the National organization, and
rcfuse to dc Grade telBc, BY sustaining pclty lota
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30 CArCrs DECIsION RINDING.

caucus decision favoring the reelection Of
Mcs.rs Conkinc and Plat ought not Ia bear with n
fenthr weight the will Of Legislators who represent
an Administration constituency. But, II they would not
obey caucus commanding them 10 assist In reelccting
anu arhcld Senators, Why should they 20 Into caucus
Wilch promises TO utter such mandate Beaten In
Caucus Their moral position would not be weakened but
their chances OF final success would be endangered The
Administration forces now claim to constitute majority
on JOINT ballot Perhaps thoy do; hope they not
too Hhhgllne: but they II To the communities they
represent to he OF their strength before they
hazard vote against the peculiar and prolific tactics OF
tht oppoheni~ They must not risk the victory which
Is theirs by right
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Garfield OK CONKLTNG.
FOR GARFIELD.
I'IA W ~ ~ ii+Aslfs
CONKLtNG UNNl~l.Ll ADVISED
- 4 H.. H. L - 1 IL q. 1

If1m ~ my Tifacf 'oHt Ing L@pl
We fear Mr. Cuukllng has been uuwiNly ad-
vi-rd fear hc d0rs not properly estimate public sen
tm,lt W. irnr -nilru Tie u'u Of whom De ar iih -
counsel wcuot intending tod c"iv' him. have not bad
~ courage to stand nj tell hun Just what ihr frcl
ius m thtr irrpDtt;c tnuu unit,- T., hui "h lhf con
tran have allowed tho Senator 90 inhihc the idea ih1t
t. ,-trAti, uf htuls aud HE colleague War fully IN
dor-.d by the ols. and flu reelection wa not only
possible Int could be- accomplished without ~trurtr
fhaf the hnlf breeds, they called nfr loo COW
nully t fight and Dec The hour Tor action cunrs
thcy will weld their convictions nud give reluctant
st,,,.rt to the rnurrs which have long dominate 4
@. 81 IA, .irs OF the party. TIM s tel how much or
mite Mr. t.,k ing may have ul-IuiEs ihr -tiAilo1
nd t,e poa-iIit,.s y fs.f-al which d.
I,,.r. to make ITcl-aturr lut tu H. JLd-nt 90
Of active IHf~has tauf 49, lr utlta "''Hfl
NIT. III mr. uu
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THE PRESIDEyT TO JISIT TTLLIAnS.

NORTH ADAMS, Mass, May DIT IL ascer-
tanned from the Williams College trustees that President
Garfield will attend the Inauguration Of the new pres
dent Of the college. Franklin Carter at the coming
Williams commencement. and that with nm Nlh Dc
Secretaries Blaine Lincoln and Hunt In aau it 70
Trcsiient Porter OF Yale College, will speak ana .s
dent Garfield viii make all address on Denan VI 'No
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WlInl.IlN NHfP

Nm IT,, trb7t, hmm Prom TIE f"rny Erprf's.
Nrg 49, 90, h"Y ,
W,Ictru Tram friend. There need not be-
. ,,. IN y. 1ofl tfnf nor can there h.. nor shall
a., a. ~, s,f,for. from tins thrrr hr question or
49,, ~, ,,,,.tl,.,- fnr 10. doubt 49, tu Whrrr he Er
80, r.i. u,,. ,,trrs press STAND, ln the Srun
-, . fr,In such "a .nprrr tosiul n-ht. II has always
H., a., y. rtrnnt f,Ihf n h,tn RiilWnrt b. TOW more
And ~ the fauc TINS, W. war; IMAM 'Nti' nv" -
eel NrTv SORRY 10 have o. hfHl' u.s. hhh hl w ~
,,,t.1 Ga a., I,nsrn,. test shall terminate for the
litn 4. "a ,r, t'inii mt snlWart leaders. kp-roc
,.,,, ,,,t, ut,,,d All hts Conkliug and Thomas g.
,,,'. f,r Lem. n i,oks Plltt. and most heartily
A. though lu This last mat approves ana IhiuI''.
ter Do, had not done that th'lr course. Nu We U.S.
Vow he Empress likes. sell earnestly appear !" UP
Tor f,utli,,, aud IA tuo-t Republican member OF the
"',r,,tlv 49, nothInu legislature 60 accord them
f,,.u, hi. ,n,tni,. Im that support thrN richly
,,i,ip ,nris ire host Al merit by standing stead
n tlmc- and Inc Ey,rcq- fi.t to truo Eepdbhoah
thinks Mr. Cunklug Is lee princllcs'
hitting him=clf in briug
candidate for reflection
under prcscnt rrruu-
sfInrcE 90 Tho United States
senate lie might better
Keep ont uf ". lie can ~
for, 10 bc defeated. bat he
ehuuld not place himself m
the way of being hhmili
ntrd. that Will please only
~
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Inington and Baltimore Railroad Company at Bayyiew
Junction. the roof fell in and injured several OF the men
Charles Jackson OF baltimore had his back probably
fatally hurt Thomas Mitchell OF Salisbury, Md, right
th gh and leg broken; Henry Riddle. Chesapeake CITY,
right leg broken; Henry Briscoe Havre de trace ahkie
broken Frederick smith, Salisbury. badly bruised about
the holy The injured were brought TO THIS elty aud
seu o tle Iiospffal
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rorrLAn SENTIMENT AGAINST coxKLIxo.

The Republican press Is practically n unit
against tho iufn 81 COnkng and Plat Out Of nearly
2ou paper Whose expression given FIRST page.
only twenty lisp either approval apology, and their
uttcrtucr~ 30 feeble To approach condemnation.
No one tau scan this avalanche az popular sentiment
and doubt what the viii OF the people The extracts
nrr mostly c"unrr to papers In this state and are all
taken ir"ri exchanges. We hope Numbers " the
Legislature who -t IN Doubt REGARD To the act 81
the tide VIII taxi Ia look through these expressions
Of thu pIcs- The popular verdict IL overwhelmingly
Huh thr Administration aud opposed 10 the men " no
ha,, array "a the nselScs against u.
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SUCCESS or ELFrNDIyG.

WASHINGTON, May 2i.-About Sll ,OOO'ooO
~ .irrrd 1--WE per cent bonds were received to-day al
thc Treasury Department Tor continuance MAKING ""
-, -, goo 900 900 which the Secretary had an
c,d ne yNuld recei,e for that purpose. The Treas
ry has accepted no registered hvcs for continuance
since noon day unless they had been shipped yester-
dy md no more registered Gyes will be received for
continuance except those which can he clearly shown
I'm INV hmm .hlnpcl Tor The purpose before today
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They who are familiar with tine history
Of Republican politics 100 tAir state Tot tI' Ia-'
decade know tipt thr ch.o oh-arlr 10 Eriih
hcan harmony has BEEN the PERSONALITY Of h"-
sionA hayo been caused mainly 10y biz pr'Judicce'
halo. and ambitions. WIN the elimination Of thi- man
n n III Erecting and dominating force There has been no
time wtiinn that period h clements of the pnriy
could not have worked peacefully and Pleasantly i".
p,thcr lie now bid, inr T., eliminated iy bis own
20 or Ia u-c his own IIa.r. by -utldr Leaving hH
sdlculHi"u. u must occur tuull thOtr Liu '
puhra- hal there no Necessity for furhrr amor
cIr aud chickering's. The effect may Wc cease Win Tie
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FOR CONKLING.


" VIZ NJ n n.y. not WANTTD
rr.u, 30 NC r-lf.n e-frtffe ne ff',nstirg gSp1
From different parts of the Ntatr-irOm Mos
oiofafun nnI tr li couutrt ~ Jn~n there cone- nap
in Alatt % 'Iaud o. elect Senators who Ni act with
the Admin Are thrac a." Mud ~ - nnf"r- the
y, pplr want -fntn vho VIII act with thr Adnini~tra
lion ia 81, -scrrtarif- 81 The President Ia
record h- i-ht- ~ putty. moulded INTO any form
under iic p7s-ure az the Fr'si"uts VtH u f'+r prr
a. Ili 81 f WAutd ~ W4-lin zion IL i~ certain that
s,u4ioH tuuAi.ng aud Plat ehould not DE returned
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TH1 TESaEss1E sTxTRI pEBr

NASHVILLE Tenn. May PA writ was
Seeved on the Controller to-day en,oinins him. ns
enpss o. tAs Funding Board from funding the STAT
~ ioo.8 n bm Of injunction was presented 10
= = ninsms a. Winchester, and fat granted on
ri ~ g sMsy, Controller Nolan, one Of the members
noefes says ne action VIII bo taken 10
Ssk {ee H{anction until The return al sfsts TSs.s
= ~ s1a Ssustafx q state Nam. A'0@s
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TRIBUNE oTY1cE, May 25-l a. m-The movement IN
,ho barometer during the clear and fair weather yese
dav WAS regular The temperature ranged between 90
and no. the average tG2' being lZ's io"or .u"" o-
,h day last year aud 10 higher than on
Monday. -... - o1rec.ed to-day In
this citv md vicinity.
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THE SITUATION ALL THROUGH THE STATE.
LA..ln Ihf DoMlh kcapEls kaaLf lRfp.l

We cannot speak for any other section OF inc
State than our own But 10 far a. Dutohcss County
concerned we know public sentimentten 10 one-s has
our representatives should not go into caucus a
agree 10 abide by It's action liquidation at home wiz
come certainly BY doing, and by voting Tor C9nkhhg
and Pistt Further, glad 70 know that DOth ol
OF ther and ready 70 light IL OUT on VIC
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. LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. MAY -. 1881.
AnnINEn

POKI OF y LW-fUhh- d II =, IAoI :.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Aleppo (Rr) Mckay Liverpool May H. with mdss
and passengers 20 Vernon II Brown & Go.
steamer Devon (Br) LObbett Bristol IL days with mdse
and passengers "a W Morgan
ship Adorna Cer Bercher Liverpool 80 days with coal
and empty barrels 20 Perkins Hermann koop
& Co.
ship Eclipse 81 Bath Humphreys, Liverpool 30 days. with
md-e 10 order. vessel 70 master.
BARK Marie Nor, Zaehariasen Tousberg 40 dsys In Ja
last 10 Punch, Edye & Co.
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMERa
AMERICAN PORTS.
SAVANNAH May 24-An1yed. steanor. City Of Augusta,
from city ~ savannah, FROM Phil adciphia
sailed. steamer CITY Of Columbus. for New.YOrk.
NEwOKH,Ns May 2I-CleaIed, steamers New orleans, fB
New-York; Wodan, for RoucnL
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a GooD TINE roR rLEpGEs BY THE TX sen

Ilnn me NerbVfg hun n fRrpJ
On the part ol the Legislature II would seem
~ De- nftn- time frr the obtaining 90 pledge from
Mfs-@. totsn- and rat that " they sur"e-sl IN
rtnNu- ufn't which they have entered they shall not
hereafter tr--u their oir,r every time Nomination
NAV hc rlAsr wli. d i- dl-iAst'ft {. them II thn
Pro l,it ln.lt tO engage with ms usual lie
termination. the -Idr 81 senator toullng. the fight
may hc f.,. hut it- disastrous consequences 10
tH.r vho lagtlr Iato that side VIII be all tho
gErutcG
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APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON May 24.-The President has
maac the following recess appointments
Corsis-Jessc H. Moore, Of Illinois, at Caliao; Johh
" naiIcv ~ New York NJ Hamburg; Srah Merrill. OF
MASSACHUSETTS,, ut Jerisacia George W Roosevelt o'
ylyana. of bordeaux. 49, ., ,,. III.
Coctors OF Tnlerl Rcrente for TcrdsW. IT, sinclair,
First District, benjamin C. Ludlow Third District "m'
I-u,hnerstock Fourth District
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PREPARED TO FIGHT.

A meeting of the Executive Committee oil
the Manhattan Railway Company held yesterday,
but 4, wa. sad that no business % public interest was
Ann. ,n.uh.r 81 the committee eIcakng 81 the suit
brought by the Attorney General. said cupharcy that
Ia, company would NJ ht 10 the end.
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q panm.n Exner Sache and " MelSy; f nv a,l -
ensn by b. Lindholn and the scuPtotd ~; frnn
feproSsant can he reached In two Gays from
fsfg 90 Cologne and Hamburg, and IN forty or 'oruy
hours from Hull BY steamer .it,ng the land of the
hsss snn and IL seeing It's fine scenery QUAINT Gus
ss aud popular life depicted upon canvas "
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THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAMERs
AMERICAN PORTS

ACoysrAST COUGH, WITH FAILING STRENGTH
and Wasting Of Flesh, symptoms denotins Pull
monary Organs less seriously affected. You
will find a safe remedy for oil Lung Throatails In
DIR. Jayne's EKpectorant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-25

Administration side II Il takes all summer. Our Senator
If reported the other side. If he s he Il making
DIE mistake We trust he viii where his interests lie,
and vote 20 keep this Senate district in line with tho
Republican Administration.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT


For ScwEncland, warm SouiIcrB Tin1 tn ,
weather during the day followed w 'Ui ', "a in-
weather and rain In the northern poruohS' anu "
shifting 10 north and east .,...ho. M cbonrc
f., emperetrre cast TO south winds and stationary Ut
slowly falling barometer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-25

eldcase and that there Longer any doubt Of her
recovery
Colonel Potter Y. Hagner. Ordnance Department, hav-
ing served over forty consecutive years commits
stoned officer IL. HIS application, retired from
active service, to take efect-June I, 1881
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.MANIrAcrrNID rrnIIc orIYIoY"

II the mc, iiug~ held in brooklyn and New
Ynri fn roidthu the course. Of -fuAfurr tnfhlng AMI
T.t aud 90 approve the n,tinn of he President.
-tmis- ~ those held thrr -hou the rta' O., thrf
MGR, ], n pres.inn- Of manufactured puhir opinion
T., rathrrns ~ lcff eel ritEeus o. Hhnuttrs packed
more OF Ic-- tlo-cly ia the places OF assembly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-25

~. osleNs,si ,,ss ~ rs G %. u
inshss Tss irrerusf waite in rofresrt. ~
Trrfa 20 bonra 90 aet~i
y % N ss.rsfar ndioAisd By As thafr'nas - hs~
-, Broadway
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FIVE MEN SERIO USLY INJURED.

BALTIMORE, May 24.-This afternoon "nne
80. -, ,n ,n,r round house Of tho Philadelphia, VIII
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1)oIitiral Notlees.

Grand Mass meeting German Republican Central Com;
mte, The AdnIns alton, tIiday evening, Ith Oh
May AZ Cooper Institute.
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MARRIED.

Thousands Of houskecpers testify 70 fe rrte Of
ELLc for polishing silyerware Aso, limitations
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CLARKy-PROST- Tuesday May a. 1881, II TIE res.
denee Of brides mother. BY the Rev DR. r. - asnSs,
Edgar Clark 10 Carrie r. daughter Of the late Charles
Frust. ESQ.,
FERRY-KNoWL Es-on May IL at ST. Pauls y: r. Church.
Newark ~ j. by the Rev j. H. knOwiea assisted by the
Rev. Henry Baker the Rev. Ed ard FERRY aud Mary.
daughter Of the officiating clergyman
STOCKTON SHIELDS- Thursday May 10. At Prince
ton j. Professor o. Murray DID, Bayart
stockton and Charlotte julia daughter Of Charles W.
Shields.
An Notices NJ Maryinoes must be iniorscd uiA faU
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6peeial Notices.

Pus.h~r needs the assistance Of gentleman hsying an
ATTITUDE To- push the department 81 weest@b
lshrd ouna devoted banking special ability
present and particulars cover
above points Address III BlisHEiS fosl Oniue Box
& NeN.h OTk city.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

: ET1TTT-- NoT1InC Night mar
. - s16e- piOlll incns
? = IN = NJ T-i,I FTYEJI1 3o.t
3 7, / ~ l5sI n ID!
- fttl : 81 lpl .s Z. rid 90
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DIED..

An notices Of Marriage, must be Endorsed ~ia rau
name and address
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The Seaside Library.

on, today in clear. bold handsome type ard printed Oh
fine tinted paper.
SEASIDE LIBRARY. no. 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-27

EUREKA-NEVADA MINING AND oMELI,
~ ING COMPANY.-Mines located on the Great Mineral
Belt near the wellKnown RICHMOND NINE, In the IN
nous Eureka District OF Nevada. -, ~
Capital 100000 Par value Of shares, 81 CO.
henry BRADSTREET Prest, =: g. WHEELEfs, seey'
Investors invited acanant themselves with the very
rare this company Prospectus ano
nl nfomaon Office 81 Broadway Rooms ~ a1o "a
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he dificult to obtain any definite information But
II seems probable that the total deposits will amount
70 from SSb 600, 600 to $40, 100000. although tho
weekly Treasury statement shows an amount OF
bonds withdrawn that is $4.000.00O less than the
deposits at the New-York Sub-Treasury alone.
The stock market opened mp los per cent nigner
than Yesterdays last figures. sharp decline
quickly followed in some instances, to prices even
lower than yesterday. After that the market was
fed with reports from Washington regarding the
probable fate of the Funding bill and some sensa-
tional rumors as to the s-crctarys determination 10
make money easy; so that there was an improve
ment In prices which. with fluctuations, continued
all day. The general opinion OF many
operators Is that when what is regarded as
the sole disturbing element 1.-THE Funding biiD
is definitely settled prices will return to the hiRn
figures of week ago. Hence the publish" ele-
ment Ia largely in the ascendancy. The market,
however is extremely feversh and In condition
to respond quickly to any adverse accident As
rule prices closed to tho highest of the day. and
not much below yesterdays first figures. The late
business was somewhat stimulated by ostentatlous
offers to loan money at cent after the business
of the day had been done at from z to ie per cent
plus legal interest and the market closed strong.
Government bonds were higher on a smaller bust
ness than that Of yesterday, The final bids show
advances of - per cent each for the 6s 2s and 49,
and Ia for the 5s. The bids for the Us and 5s are
higher than the prices paid by the Treasury under It's
offer for $1O,O0OOO0 Annexed are the closing
ouotationa:
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CLOSING PRICES or pHrLA DBLPHIA srouKs
SATURDAY, Feb. 20--P. ".
THE GENERAL LIST

SATURDAY, Feb. 26-P N.
The chief and almost only reason that was offered
for the great advance in the prices of stocks
which has occurred since the new year, and which
eliminated a week ago. was the probable" success
of per cent Government loan and the conse-
quent displacement of some $3.50 0000 900 Of money
that Is invested in the and per cents.
Tho action of the Senate @ week ago in
realming the Objectionable fifth section of tho Re
funding bill caused n sharp contraction of bank
note circulation which almost precipitated panic
on the Stock Exchange, and unsettled the foreign ex
changes and the business Of the whole country. In
the meantime there has been great change In popu-
lar opinion as to the practcability Of 3 per cent
loan. even without the Objectionable features
OF the proposed law. Yet to-day, because of
Washington assurances that the bill will not
pass Congress and become law and
the consequent failure 10 pass any Funding BILL
which leaves investors in the 6s and 5s undisurbed
for all indefinite period, the stock market was buoy
ant aud in many instances recovered large proper
ton of Yesterdays decline. The belief that neither
the pending bill nor any other Funding bill will
pass this Congress was o good reason for the adj
vance in Government 6s and 6s, and for tho small
deposits to-day made for the retirement Of bank
notes. but the defeat Of the measure. Its assured
failure IL 1t becomes law Is inconsistent with pre-
vious reasonings for existing figures The belief
that no Funding bill will pass is also sufficient
PLANTATION of why so few bonds are presented for
payment OF the Sub-Treasury under the offer 10 pur
chase 100000. To-day only $1,64s.550 In
bonds was received at the sub-Treasury. making o
total Of 1876 $50 received since yesterday morn
Ing The deposits for redemption of bank note cir
culation at the New-York Sub.Treasury to-day
amounted to $87200 In money and Sos.b0O I'm
checks, making total deposited here of
S14,444,215. The Department at Washington has
received direct about S12 600 GOO; from the vari-
cps Sub ssauslsE III cves the county y seems TO
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STORM SIGNALS DIsREGARDED.

Robert Cornell White, the proprietor OF the
steamship Grand Republic and several other excursion
boats plyipg In New-York waters, had vessel con
structed several years to run between this CITY and
Rockaway Beach 1t built in Norfolk, Virginia. and
was called the Rockaway In towing her to this port
she was lost in storm and Mr. White began an action
in the Supreme Court against the Old Dominion Steam
ship Company which had undertaken the tow 10 recover
damages The trial IN the case, which lasted
about three weeks, was concluded yesterday before
Justice Lawrence 1t appears that the master OF the
steamship wyapoke. O vessel OF the OLD Dominion Line
afared from Norfolk with the Rockaway in tow on the
AFTERNOON OF March "a, 1877 As the vessels passed
Fortress Monroe Mr. WHITE who was on board the
Wvenoke noced that the signals were hung out
and called the attention OF the master TO the fact Tue
master cred that the storm signals were OF no con-
se0ueuce and put out to But the storm came and
the Rockaway was lost David T. McManon appeared
for MIR White and Messrs Owen aud Gray Tor the com
paY The Jury last evening returned verdict for the
piaint!G Of $35O19 81 damages with D per cent allow
ona