The New York Herald Newspaper, May 19, 1854, Page 3

TRIAL OF ANDREW WILLIAMS | fr‘ «sendtsndinobat her mouth; be ti, Supreme Coart—Special Term. After the edjournment of the board the following sales Total of copper smelted at Swansea during the bey ‘Beforo Hon. Judge Roosevelt. of stocks were made at auction by A. Il. Nicolay:— dames it it ADVEREB Ore—tont. Copper —t vs. We —-Roossvscr, J.—The | DECISION AS TO THE RIGHTS OF BEDEMPTION ON vt wper—loms. Faiue, af ge ad en ay sues for ae, = allege a the defend 4a MORTGAGE AND FORNOLOSURR. wa | Fobbign, iret & 165,025 50,943 9 3 6 24,089,039 It * accused of cheating. 1c adant | Hudson River Insurance vs, Ravhael Sneli- MURDER OF HIS WIFE. Aad SOREL, SG, Thaye.ne revollection sr beliet. at baningy ker and ther. One of the defendants ia this caste | oto Lye Welsh... .... 208487 84,283 6 3.15 2,604,590 00 oe to aceused you; but secondly, if I did, the c as | wife of though she joined in the moct- | "9 oq . ae “908,402 94,181 18 2 21 <i,ee7,o10 wa Court of Oyer and Terminer. true. And juestion is, does the code admit of such ), refuses to nen of the mortgaged ' 9'o00 rid a | fotal........ . 5 1 £6,687,610 40 Roosevelt a mode of pleading? That it is natural modo of meet. Bae oot tke foreclosure. Hee counsel in- | 3000 do do | ine aepney ont Somenes {n 1848 waa 90,053 tons z Before Hon. Judge , ; | ing the complaint, all must admit; that {t was a lawful | sists that, like judgment debtor after a sale on exeou- | 1/5¢5 H. P. Adams & Co. accepted dratt on Lyons | ewts., and the copper only 1,740 tons 18 cwt.—valuc, .y 18,—The prisoner, Andrew Williams, was charged r | an ote <4 md in einem of - onan tion, she ee right of seiaw tion, et conan: | ORR, due Jan. 6 2% | — 8 ae eee on ane wilful murder Rose iam: i Des wi ye cons juent right possession, fur twelve mont ‘ter t! * | diminished p A “ nots of hah Ay mi by administering nt wile, on code, ten, & narrowing or a liberalizing systema? Its | Salen’ Iftaach bya correct view of the present state of Seeeceiar Durty Glew 51° | per had increased to@,172 tons 16) ews —value, £10,214 cassie Grain veel Wie Ave, Ootrestvce | Hom ‘Tt contaluc® Doaides, cu cngeder peetiaton otets | eM Bath bar and bench and she whole community | 3090 Buffalo and New York City iH Yucoaie bls, 50 | Om stn RE ae the pi risa iy-five, I 5 \t t contains, aed in. oxpréss Be lon on this | ave been laboring under « serious error for the last six bo shares Cleveland and Pittsburg R.R 7 | e tin produ during sagem five and thickset. He isa sailor by profeasion, and a a yer point. The defendant may, says, set up | years. Fone peer cap oreo dara act was repealed, it is 50 do ‘do do a 7as¢ | years was 50,407 tons, Lag: seal an g ¥4 of Finland. | a6 eee, defences and counter claims as he admitted; as early as 1838; but the ure, by an do Mexican Ocean Mail and Toland Co. 123% | 10,000 tons annually, nd the tin ree ie i 4 returned in ten " | have.”” Each, of course, should be separately stat act, it ia eaid, passed Nov. 20, 1847, ‘to amend title 5 of | do. Mecbanies’ Bank of Williamsburg. 8" | aime period 2,372 fons. ‘The im wi a fhe following jury were empannelled — siti: and be consistent with itself; but norale of law requires | chapter 6 of the third part of the Revised Statutes,” in- do New York Exchange Bank 4 80 | #wounted to 2°8 tons 15 owts., had in the year 1862 in- Jehoikar Davis Benj, F. Newhouse, then came in that it sbould be consistent, not only with iteelf, but with | advertently, it may be, restored the privilege. In that | do; Ceathann teak” * Og | Created to 2,872 tons 2 owts. ae Abrahasa Fa ; | poses “Tt tay bo. that; altaough a poraon honestly be- | thie ebelertond and apply to lene by mortgune, ia ue | cf $5, Nichole Bua 8% | valted ‘Kingdom, for the same Ave years waa 480,800 Al Fanpi A ee, ma} at, altho @ person honest ext appl ene in 9 ry om, for samen “ee oni ‘toast ‘had loves he never used the expressions’ attributed to him, | seme manner as they dete liens oy fu tan decree.” do Americga White Zino Oe , $42 | tons of ore, and 308,108 tous of lead. ‘The follow F. M. Jones, " spoon; the bowl was | snd although, perhaps, in proper fact, he never did use | Now, among tbe provisions of the title referred to, is do. Exotlsior White Zine Oo 100 20 10 106 50 1000 1000 anne tabular view of the produce of silver from lead ores the bowl, ‘and eked if | them, yet the bystanders, from misapprehension, or | thet’ which gives to judgment debtors the right of re- | jog 29 Nort! River Mining and Quarrying Co x! ims different ‘on oe ° fe 25 1 20 50 20 50 40 80 20 prove of great interest to our readers:— Estate or Sttvek Pkopvcep YROM THe MINES OF GREAT % Burtaty aNv IRELAND IN 1852. fThe District Attorney, in opening the cage for the pro- and Mrs. Williaus replied : + pemnaciber case, ey Dave Sanmesiaee ly. | demption, And hence it is inferred (hat by the act of | do Francis’ Metallic Life Boat Co. ’ ame » ‘3. ty}? he then took a spoonful of the | ‘And should those by called as witaenses cn the | 1847, the samo right of redemption in extented to debt- ; eution, stated the cireumstances of the case. The pri- | Sugar and mixed it in the tea; he then eail ho would | arial, honestly or ocherwise, awear toa mistaken version ’ : eB Satine Erseleice Machine Oo. ors by mortgage. The answer is that law must be i Proportion of Total oe, af sil- at the bar is charged with having deliberately pro- | feed her with that as she bad oiten fed him; sho lay on | of the transaction, must the injured party not only sub- | construed according to its subject “matters ‘The title te | if es ae. ae tne ' silver in each ver produced in d the death of hia wife by administering to her poi- and he gave her one spoonful and he told her | mit, as te must, to thet injustice, but be deprived, also, | question, by its very terms, bad reference exclusively to ne ‘do r+ Locality. — tonof lead inoz. each district. _ Vadlue: “i e could not take it that way, she had better situp; | as a further consequence, of another an Py) actions,” as understood before the Code, aud | “4 | Cornwall.. . 260,008, £62,503 } do Stuyvesant Insurance Co 101 | Se woul anaes term, the evidpnge Sa the primer, good defence, namely a compl to “executions against property,” in such actions, It | do. Rel Mutual Insurances Go. 91 | Eevonshire 40 91,340 22,885 his wife bad lived unhappily together;and something ‘y 3’ | charge, if, in truth, it were ever made? So to interpret | had no reference uity suits, or to the sales on fore- | do Washington Insurance Co. 953, , Cumberland....... 9 52,803 13,228 than 0 Year ago she made a complaint agalost him , it would strengtuen | the code and the pleading: under it would hardly be said | closure, except in a stagle particular-—a juoior. creditor do. Fulton fire insurance Co 73 | Durbam, Northumber- the ite which declares that any man who would take it he woul | to be calculated to promote ‘‘substantial justice between | by Chancery decree, not of foreclosure, but for the re- | rr io a6 74% | land & Westmorland. 12 191,736 47,938 ‘abandon his wife without adequate support, or shall jahe then put her hand | the parties.” And if there be any ono duty more than | covery of a specified sumof money, Wus placed upon the “| Cardigan, Carnarvon & ct to provide for her according to bis means, shall im; she Lad taken it nearly | another enjoined on the judges under the new system, | same footing, in respect of the righ’ of redemption, as a | Simeon Draper’s regular semi-weekly auction sale of | Carmarthenshire ..., 15 91,680 22,920 med & disorderly person. Tho prisoner was arrest- | all when she said, ‘Mrs. Campbell, you ought to exam. | itis that which is iaplied in the words just quoted, Sub- | junior ereditor by ordinary common law judgment. Both | bonds and stocke will take place at the Merchants’ Ex- | Flintshire & Derbyshire 7 47,188 21,764 ‘and entered into recognizances required by the sta- | ine your sugar;”’ sl asall sand; 1then looked | stantial justice, as distinguished from artificial niceties | were treated as alike holding liens on the premises sold ba “| Montgomery and Merio- . In this case it was provided that he should con- | at herand the cracking of salt under her | acd technical refinements, iv made the star aad compass | under the old execution, and alike entitled to redeem aa | change, to morrow, at 124 o'clock. |" netshire. 6 5,552 1,290 ote ten dollars per mouth of his means. This amount i ing the bow! and giving her what | which, for the future, are alcne to guide tho course of | against such fale. It’ was svon discovered, however, | Mining stocks were not particularly active to-day, and | Ireland. 10 82,220 8,055 ‘paid by the pritoner monthly to the agent of the ; Nl; he then ‘set the bowl | judicial exploration.’ For one I do not regret the | that alien by morigage, where no decree had been ob: | prices rated the sameea yeaterday, The following were | Scotland. 8 19,048 4,762 ire ihe Aimthouse up to the second day of May Campbell hango, if change it be, The old lignthouses, although | talned ‘at least as strong claims, in reapect of | Prices ra esterday. wing were | isle of Man... 20 36,700 9,675 st, which was the last instalment of the year. During he | attimes useful, it must be admitted wero the cause of | the privilege of redemption, as either of the other two. | the bids at the board — — «, $18,826 4.205,080 y of silver produced from ut 818,325 oz., valued at silver ore have been rapidly 3 It is stated that’ the q 14 | British lead in 1862, 3° | £205,080. The imperts his wife, "who, short! ured a little of the wine in the tumbler; I | frequent shipwrecks, as many a disappointed practi- | And accordingly the fifty-frst section of the title ia | Bid. Asked. Bid. Asked, 68 Duane street. im 1 didn’t care for the wine; he drank some of it, | tioner and ruined client could, no doubt, feelingly testify. | question was amended, by inserting, after the words | Cumberland.. 29% ~ 80 ihe deceased left the house | and put somo in a tumbler and gave it to her; sho told | My conclusion is, that the decision at special tori, allow- | “any creditor having a decree or juiement,” the words | Parker Vela, 8 BY ‘who was at the time smylored him then that she would be able to go after the money | ing the two defences to be separately stated, was right, | “or having a mortgage duly recorded.” Having done | Del. &Hud..1123, — the piersof the North river, She | at the Hall on Pater; he said she would not be able to | and ought to be agirmed with cost this, it became obviously necessary that all the other | Caledonia... 4; 4 Ou T0c, | increasing, but cannot, it appears, as yot be correctly ‘on Sunday morning, being at the time ailing, | 60; I then said It would be better for her to have a little | Buhler vs. Wenct-orth--Cumnxe, J,—Complainant alleges | provisions—some twenty odd in number—which related 3 1 ascertained ; it is asserted, however, that £10,000 worth made statements on her return, Which Tam not at | Air, a8 it was a slight distance off; he then said he would | that the decondant had charged the plaintiff with cheat- | to ‘liens by judgment or decree,” should be “extended : 2 — | aresold regularly cach week at Swansea, and a er to detail before you, because she was not then | call on the forenoon of Friday, and if she was unable to | ing in his tasiness, The defendant traverses the com- | and applied to liens by mortgage””—such, for instance, | Ulster...... 1° 14 43; | quantity at Liverpool. ‘This table discloses the distinctive t is considered to be ina ge age Sin nd it would 0 he would fetch the two dollars himself; he then kissed plaint, end as an additional defenco, sets up by way of | as al owing a redem, wlon of one or more of several lots, | Dutchess Sil. 3 % 3 3% Phenix Gold. 3 3%; McCulloch . 24; Conrad Hill, 235 Gold Hill ¢ | qualities of the quantity of silver contained in the lead 51, | ore of the different parts of the British Isles. Thus, we 45c, | have Levonshire the bighest, and thepostions of Wales 3% | said (o be most rich in auriferous products, the lowest. be legal evidence before jury. She died on is wife and shook hands with her, I then lit him down, | justification, that the plaintiff dit cheat in hrs business. | or of an undivided share of a single lot or parcel, and de nrsday. Shortly before her death, on the occasion of | on his ry home; I then returned, and found her lean- | Cas this be allowed? _ Can the defendant be permitted to | fining the time when the title of the judgment debtor last visit, he came to the house, she having continued | ing over the pail and heaving up. #0 that I thought she | deny the allegations in the compluint, and at the same | shall be divested, and how tho fedeemleg ereditor may at constant fits of vomiting. There was on tl would not livo five minutes; she said her whole body was | time claim the right to prove the truth of the words he | himself be subjected to redemption, in favor of some | 6%, Gardiner, 2) —__ | The disproportion between the northern and southern x “pty ‘dow! containi Erect, of (pend ina flame; she said she would not live till five in the | positively swears he never uttered? Under the original | other holder ce a like lien, and ‘how the shorif’a deods | Norwich 11* Georgia hts 14; | counties of Englaud is very string; the quantity of sil- which Mre, Campbell, with whom she lived, hes pre- | morning; she died about three o'clock on Thursday | system of pleacing, before its symmeiry was distigured | are tobe given, and whin, and to whom, &e.. Thoobject | Windsor 3)g Bridgwater-. — 14 | Yer in the lead ore of Ireland exceeds that found im the A fee beer ia tad teem talenaee by a morning; she was conscious up to the time of hex | by ill considered legislation and jndicial expedients, | of she act was to provide for the holders, and not for tho ptland, and that in the ore of the Isle of tor, who, not understanding the cause of her sick: death, equally unwise, one of its most p.ominent and inflexible | givers of mortgages, and in cases not of foreclosure but | A letter from the Gardiner Mine, dated 16th, says:— | Man considerably exceeds both, although greatly beneatin ‘Ume, administered some slight remed; The District Attorney said he now proposed to offer in | rules was, that matter in confession and avoidance could | of ‘rales under execution”? in personalactions. Mort. | “In digging tho foundation of the mill house, on the | the ores of Cornwall and Devon. d no more. Upon the oecusion of hie visit, the | evidence her declarations .after she had said she could | not be combined wich a traverse. Among the many ovils | gagors had already a right to redeem as against such heast a1 have struck a 1: in of 7 sree mer insisted upon his wife taking something, and | 20t live. introduced by the general issue, and one of its most mis- | sales, and this act extended the right to mortgigees, | D°T Beast corner, we have struck @ large vein of quartz &tock Exen: 5 Mrs. Campbell to leave the room, giving her two | Counse] for defence proceeded to cross examine witness. | ch gs, was the allowance of inconsistent | Theformer, too, for twelve months hai the preference; | Which appeara very rich. It willrun on the east end of ‘Tnunspay, May 18, 1864, to procure something for his wie. On her re- Q. Was it not as late as midnight when she said sh: e £4 Anno, c. 16, adopted hy us allow- | the rights of the latter,/even by the amentment, could | tho building and partly under it: on the flat ground be- | $10000 Ta State 5's... 98 100 Potomac Cop Co... aig found the prisoner about leaving, and the de- | Could not live till five o’clock in the mor; A. vi cit a useful pro- | only be exerted after the former had, by his omission, | tween the mill house and the river, it will not be more | 1000 Kentucky #’s... 1054; 700GeorgiaGoll. ... 13 Bsed vomiting violently, complaining of w burning sen- | cannot sa nnovat ‘This stat- | signified a determination to forego the privilege. If the | ? | 1000 Erie Inc Bds.b3 96 100Gold HMine..sid 33g ion around the heart; and in that state she continued Q. Did you not tell her that it was all trash—that ehe A thi i f the court should be first lebtor would not or could not redeem from the | than three feet from the surface. Ae soon as the rich- | 2000 do......., 95s; 200Pa&LeZine Co. 2% til she died. Fhe post mortemexamination being made, | Would live? A. Yes. nd in the beginning courts refused to permit le, there seemed @ peculiar fitness in allow- | ness of the vein is discovered, I will inform you of the | 1000 Erie Con Bds "71 7934 200 do..... b60 8 ‘was discovered in her stomach a large quantity of | _Q Did she not make use of an oath, and say she | several defences, where they appeared to be inconsistent, | ing the mo oreditor to save himself, and, in doing | reguit,?? 4 400 do........ 79 200Gard Gold Mine. 236 ie, and on o still further examination of the | would live to have revenge? A. She said she would get | such as pleading to the same trespass not guilty, and ac: | xo, virtually save the debtor. In other words, tho cvil te ‘ 2000 Erie Bonds '83. 8734 100 0. .....b80 235 1 cont a considerable quantity | bend of the confounded rogue yet. cord and satisfaction, or non est factum, and payment to | be remedied was obvious, and the act to effect it should, A new patent has recently been taken out, we under- | 2000 H R Ist mt Bds. 102, 100 Caled Mining Vo.. 432 taining . Did she not use a profane oath? A. She did. tke same demand. (Comyn’s Digest Pleader, E. 2.) | therefore, be so construed as to attain that end, stand, by Messrs. Coleman &Stetson, of the Astor House, bere oe (Ane seen, abel eis gard a oad ids. cote: etusrtibalon OF wttnene’eae postponed tit | Bet, Seen tn tbe conan od tiauh tie xaleson} leading | ap end never dreamt of by its framers and nover imag ‘ 2 : xt Wafter the mixture had, boen pur into it; It will be | to-morrow. Were neurly sbrogated, by allowing a defendant to prove | ed. as believe, by any of its expounders, until now. des Set siove fon peeing, ant. warming. parpeess in whet! 1000 Pan Bds Ist Is. 106 10 N Y Central RR.. 10345 ial Ba v8 7 15 do,. es. 103) | 11% nection ‘The Court adjourned till to-morrow at ten o'clock. almost anything under the general issue, or to plead | New discoveries, er real or inary, are calcu: | Which gas is used as fuel instead of coal or wood. The | 1% “bat b be inaisiea upon bg ‘that, eaminaaee ig peer btmiatalt any matter in addition to it, of course inconsistent pleas | lated to flatter the natural vanity of maa. But in the | invention is English: by its application, all kinds of | 2 8824 htaining a gritty substance, to which the prisoner | The Case of William Hayes, Indicted for the me Le etree 5 post plea SY ter being as interpretation of Java. made for. i rusiness community cookery may be made, and rooms heated at a most trif- | een pot and by business legislators such discoveries are not to be ‘ ell saeetemrgy Sacre ree from is ines Murder of Dr. Lutener—Disoharge of the | son, 4 most salutary principle. It was utterly at va- lightly received. ibenubnibabon and long continued, | i?& expense, and without any of the inconvenieacies usu- | _¢4 sheManhatian lik 119 fy. It-will alo be shown that at the time of the pay. | Prisoner, rianco with the original purpose of those preliminary | uninterrupted exposition is a safer guide. ‘The intention | ally attached to the common doseription of fuel. The | 160 Del & HCni Co sd 113 nt on the 2d. of May, of the ten dollars, prisoner naid COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER. statements, which we call pleading, to allow a party to | of the lawmaker is the law; and, in a republic like ours, | patent will, we understand be farmed by aprivatecom- | 50 GO..-ss004 MBSE t his wife would not call for it; she would never call 9 deny the allegations of his adversary, and at the the best evidence of that intention is the practical expo- ih this ait 15 Hanover Bank... 0435 sthat he would calland get it himself. This case, eibee Hoar Saige Bucaeysls, time to set up matter contradictory of his denial. This | sition of the whole community. The motion of the pur. | P"?Y in this city. 100 nade out to your satisfaction, will it within the Max 18.—The court met this morning pursuant to ai- | would defeat one of its most convenient objects, which is | chaser, therefore, for a writ of assistance to compel the The trustees of the Franklin Bank of Cincinnati have Bao! 92 on of the statute which declares that the Journment, Tho caso of William Hayes, indicted for the | to compel the parties by the operation of their mutual | immediate delivery of possession, must be granted with | declared a dividend of seven 67-100 dollars per share, | 200 Morris Canai...63 13: allegations, to elicit, as nearly as possible, the precise is- | costs. }@ human being without the authority of law, by ns murder of Dr. Lutener, was taken up. 1 80 Manhattan Ga Co 130 being a final settlement and liquidation of the affairs of | 199 Canton Co, 25 the bank, payable to the New York stockholders on the | stabbing, or any other sue to be tried: thus saving to the parties and the court jughter, excusable or justifable—mur- | The District Attorney said the indictment contained | at the trial, the labor and delay of an unnecessary accu- ‘Theatres and Exhibition: from a when tated design to | several counts. He was charged with being a principal | mulation of evidence. Now, for this, if for no other or Broapway TueaTRE —Mr. Anderson plays Claude Mel- | 20th inst, at the Bank of America. © 25 person higher end, they should allege the truth, and nothing | notte, in Bulwer’s play of the “Lady of Lyons’ this lace... 20 ° yee FS o Pert the iat of May last Ire. | the alleged murder of Dr. Lutener, and in the other | put the truth; if, hdwerer, you allow a defendant to pid avant, rere cost the Some as on | _ The instalment of five per cent on the Mississippi and Co..b8 265; 0. , 4 i , and in the same breath to -ecedin, sentation of this popular play. Ths | Atlantic Railroad will be payable June 15, and not Jul; 000 ; will be three months there on | Counts with being an accessory before the fact. He had | the charge in the complaint, and every pr g represen: popt pl 3 iy * Anti of reais 3 Mra. Williams shout a year; | no additional evidence in this case against William | justify {t, you encourage him to asgert what is false, by | farce of ‘Rox and Cox’? will close ti pdepedl ox bits 15, as first advertised, at the banking house of Winslow, d with her at 28 City Hall place; while [lived at 68 | Hayed. ‘The evidence had clearly proved that he lett | (Oubly fortifying his chancos of succens. Thus, ax | Navidge, Mr. Whiting, Mrs, Vernon, and Mliss J. Gougen: | ra'nier & Co, te this city. ne street Mra. Williams stopped with me four weeks Heolem in the ten o’clock train of cars on the morning | U2der the practice establishe! wnder the general | heim, enact the chief parts, Thegrand dramatic specta- (4 ts fore her deetli; had been acquainted with herhasband | “asc 'm the ten o'clock train of cars on os whe | issue, (which if not already, 1 hopo soon will be Je- | cle of “Faustus’? will shortly be revived with new scene. | The warrants entered on the books of the Treasury De- ut a yoar; they did not live together; this man was | came into the city with him pet geen Catone was | {unct,) he deter have - ry of sacceed- | ry, dresses and decorations. partment, Washington, on Tuesday, the 16th inst., band“he visited her several times; sho called | undoubtedly correct. Tho evidence elicited on the trial | {PB tnt Oy 0m ie me Oe te Ot cuetotes | , BOWERY Tumarns.—Tho same pleco, ‘Salvator Rosa,” | were :— Mak Wea going onboosd the, | totees, Gone he ranean re en a tion which it proposes toanswer or avoid; and if the | signed to them in the cart. “Yne petite corny ot win, | For Treasury Department, exeiusive of stoc | ppiteneat, At cieteabyand: set ith his own haut | 2eendant does not confess the allegation, but traverses | MEned ta these Jn the cast. The petite comedy of rt | For the Customs........sssesessee ee a Hayes could not with his own hand | j¢, the truth or falsehood of that allegation is the only | 10 Mr. Swish y Mee Glenn taking the part | Covered into the Treasury from Customs, oak pera ahdeniinn: ener iar agriie et issue for the court to try. In endeavoring to get rid of ‘ et For the War Department....... . wou Jeane Of une Court, under the statute, to enter | the useless formula, the complexity and subtlsties of the | | Niiio’s Gaxpex.—‘‘Genevieve, the Somnambale,” and | For repaying inthe War beparinent, iarctin Ame in Wil _ 3 case. cea | Science of pleading, the Kegielante did not intend to angteey are again to be represented at this commo- | For the Navy Department.. 50 do “ } » lo lit, Waiting, one of the prisoner's counsel, oppo abolish its essential principles. It has abolished the | dious and fashionable resort. The beautiful danseuse, | For the Interior Departmen 200 Par Vein Goal Co. "644 + 1153 on eat ie ie, droserui would be to | forms of action, and all useless and merely scholastic | Mile. Yrea Mathias, and the inimitable Ravel faraily, are | ‘The receipts of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad | 200 do b60 53g 100 Cen RSp ¢ sk 118 rethe District ataeay a it Nae i iy lay in the power | ‘distinctions, as well as every technicality calculated to aftractions that never fail to entice crowded audiences. 100 3 24Gal & Chie R. 86 127 ts tem of prelim altercations nugatory. | Mrs. Mowatt’s farewell benefit and last appearance | Company for April were — | 100 36 QCL&TARR,..... Wig at | of the public prosecutor, if freah evidence could be pro- Tatomiewen incmeaace aiues” ‘the adoption of. the Code, | comes off to-morrow evening, when she will pitas in | Receipts in April, 1854 + $30,015 85 i fe ba rose and put on some of | cured hereafter, to try ‘any under such circum- | these principles have been recognized and applied, and | two charactest, as “Jolanthe, the Blind Girl,” and Ju- « 6” 1858 + 43,015 78 SECOND BOARD. half dollar, se hagetatad stances who had not been tri acquitted, in cases precisely similar to this they have heen fre- | liana, inthe “Honey Moon,” ——_ | $1000 Fran 10 pet. 101 200 shs PV C1Cov90 6g een bap ten Be Rg hy gate one ber ly asserted and recognized, Auibal against Hunter | Bunrox’s TwRarRk.—On this evening, which has beon Increase... isis abs and oe soos $9000 TH | 4200 Biv 24 meds 100% 160 Reading RR. .9B | $0 tedineatet the enue fer + bigs’ bh 3 How. P. R255. Lewis against Kendall, ib. 69. In | eet apart for the benefit of Mr. Johuston, four pieces | The recelpts of the Pennsylvania Contral Ratlroad Com- | bj Peiponan ohn sae {o bring up the case for trial at any tlmo when fresh evi- | ‘4 rnoldagainst Dimon, 4 Sand Rep, 680, J. Oacley | will be played. {‘Middy Ashore,” ‘King's Gardener,” | eal em pu | eee pe RR WHC | declares the rule on this subject to be, “Where facts are | "Poor Pilleoday,”” and the «Taoghing Hyena.’ The | MEY were ah ae ea 5 tness. it 4 5 For the month end 21,15 lo -unday and Sunday night; when she drank | {re prscner she would be s eo Proved that Ms, | Miexed in an answer which, from thelt nature; must be | distinguished coimedian, Mr. 1. G. Booth, and iiss M. 6 petted Mitchell, have kindly volunteered their services for this | Sme month, 1863, . ' orga Ly oy. re eee | Frayer and William Hayes werenot husboud and wife. | which, if true, are a complete answer to the claim, he | occasion. In addition to this; Mr, Burton appeurs in two thi particular; shall not set up in addition another state of | characters, and Mr. Johnston in three. Mr. Johnston is Incteare.. ent gy hae cee ge Faye ne beep fect, butin the absence of such afl | facts not consistent with the previous defence.” | a good actor, and deserving of the puviic patronage, aui | Receipts from dan. i, 2 | couldbe mene, Toe Content akupeeae ine ublie | 1 the defendant in this action bas uttered the words | no doubt his admirers will this evening exhibit the ap- | Sale period, 1865... | prosecutor from roceeding ta the matter. public | charged in the complaint, and denies tho charge, heisas- | preciation of his worth in @ substantial manner, was 15 shs Contin’! Bk, 10134 $51,029 55 COU S Trust Co 100% «100 71 | 100 Long Isa RRS 27% 100 200 do... +. 28 100 100 Canton Co. 1 ‘The Clerk ser what he knows to be false; he knows whether he TIONAL THEATRE.—Tho drama itled INcTOAEC..,..c0eeesccecereves seasons $202,178 52 the minutes, and the Seaee ten dincnsaneg 072" © | uttered them or not, and we must not sanction Longe seg toCsmet whieh bas been sacseasfal, ts sae, cateed' | The Boston Transcript of the 17th inst. says:— ee by allowing him to justify. 4 If woe net beer {hose | for this evening. ‘The cast embraces nearly all the actors tone of the stock market at the close of last ‘The Election Fraud Case. Words, we ad =. san only be inuaived ato in | Sttached to this theatre. During the areting’ the orches. t been sustained since, and the fancios, par- COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. fateronce tothe juskification of the,letendant forutter, | a," Play some favorite airs, and the amusements | ticularly Vermont Central and 0 eneburg, have fallen | 00 ‘666 8037 200 Before Recorder Tillou. ing them, We have neither the disposition nor the time | Will terminate with the drama of the “ Blacksmith of | off largely. Vermont Central sold freely at $!; this morn- | SIXTH DAY. to investigate character or conduct as independent sub- | 42(werp.”” ‘cake: he ate | , MA¥ 18.—The case for the prosecution was continued | jects of inquiry; and the only issues which can arise on | — Waztac if he wale to-day at the usual hour, and the same course pursued | the trial of this ‘action are: 1. Did the defendant utter | round of £00 do... . 860 ing, one prominent operator putting out over 3,000 | ionTark Yn Ci Coed) Si 100 Harle fii P thares, and the whole amount of sales at first board was | 10 do,..,, 810 51 SLNY¥Cen RR. 0 shares, closing at $f. Ogdensburg declined to 8's, 's Torarre.—Mr. Wallack, who ts playing 0 is cvlebrated characters, is drawing large audi- by the Assistant District Attorney, namely, that of pro- wo arged in the complaint? If he did, are | ences. He appears to-night as Rover, in O'Keefe’s co- a avy, but the amount of stock o'fered was small, a : shee * ae ducing » Thumber of witnesses on the stand to prove Bhat they ‘roel the truth dein; sit ication. The obj medy of ‘Wild Oats,”? supported in the other leading | _ Pank stocks continue to sell freely at fair prices. $1,500 PronsPikd ed ® igh a ‘llept ia th | more tickets were polled at the district than returned | tion is offered, that if the defendant is not permitted to | characters by Messrs, Blake, Brougham, Reynolds, Rea, | Rutland second mortgage bonds sold at 45 per cent, the with her, aif night; ingly would | bY the Board of Inspectors. Up to 21 olclock P. M. the | justify, the plaintif may by possitality and Mrs, Hoey. Tho favorite farce of “Who Speaks | lowest sale yet made. | Northern Road fell off to 484, a Ce, an ee ee Rae te eee ae Tae ha | total number of persons Who testified to having voted | ‘witneaves, tbat thedefendant tt , First” will conclude the amusements. | decline of 136 per cent since yesterday, probably in eonie- Sik aeacent beck be then (ivmtight bine bos for Cummin H. Tucker was seventy-cight. in the complaint, and he would th jout redress, | Aurmican Musrua.—The drama of ‘The Rose of Et. | quence of & tumor that the company will not declare a yr seft on 4 \ he did not W. A. White, one of the witnesses examined, testified | unless he could fall back upon the justif-ation, and prove | trick Vale,” with cast, is announced for the | Sividend for the past six months. 250 do 53 ock) be CO sere that William Murray, one of the inspectors, opened and i i r f 100 North Carolina.#30 Ben reat q ) opened and | the truth of the charge. ut is not the plaintiff im this | amuecment of the afternoon, and thenew drama of “An. | At a meeting of the Waverley Land Company, held in Ee sercaame seen ‘on Wednesday, about | looked at tho tickets he handed in. respect aa much in the defendant's power as thedefen- | na, the Child gf the Wreck,’’ for the evouing. C. W. | Boston en the &th inst., the following gentlemen were | 109 0 Bn if-past six in the afternoon; she then felt much better; | .,!2, answer to a question from Mr. Shepard, Me. Hall | dant is in the plaintitf’s? For aught we know, thetdofen- | Clarke, Miss Mestayer, and otter favorite artists will ap- tuicenkn Chctute Civeatean fe " My Pea is bed whew he game’ reating ou ter cloow seks | Sid he intended to show the conduct of the Inspectors dant is a5 capable of proving the trath of the charge by | pear. unanimously choren directors for the ensuing year, viz. Ywers-talhing: teamsiaer hacia’ Isociiows sh: | during the day. Subsequently Mr. Dixon was called on | perjury, as is the plaintiff of proving the utterance of the —Reuben E, Demmon, Paul Adams, Edward Crehore, and i ahve raid she did not feel any betier ; he sat down at ‘His point, but the question as to ‘what was the conduct | slander by the same means. We are not to act in refer- Weide, seal ho put Mishand on he: breast and raid ofthe inspectors throughout the day,” was ruled out. | ence to sach a contingency atising from either side. Ihe b a : ner ‘an if it was all. on fire; The Court then adjourned until the uext morning at | only protection the law affords against false evidence con- ground her breast as if it was allon fro; | eleven o'clock, when witnesses will be examined for the | sists in the paiue and penalties of perjury after it te come to stand asidetor the present.” | defence. . mitted. If such an apprehension were to find any peo in W. Macready sworns-Am a physician, and __1¢ 48 understood by the counsel on both sides that there | our deliberations, it would require either a complete re- | oa grilfeate Of maatioiae for testy oe will be no summing up, to save the time of the | storation of the old system in all its amplitude, or the uted daytoxiealiny ‘was called on by De Court and jury; therefore the case will be submitted | abolition of preliminary statements altogether. Yo guard ; ; Suruen’s Concaats.—Jullien puts forth gramme this evening, embracing the great Quadrille,” with mdi pro- | CITY TRADE R&PORT. xhibition | R. C. Cabot. The report of the company was presented | Tebewue te 18—SP. M. Asims —fales were made ut of 60 Dbl, “at $5 123¢ for several solos ond | ition, G : pearls and $6 for pots, per 100 Ibs, uadrilles, arowell, or Adieu to | “tion. Great Improvement have been made on the | Fhaysperume.—tlour tended downwards. The day’s meries,’’ which has made n great hit--it is a beautiful | Property within the past two years, in the way of house | business did not exceed 6,000 bbls.: ordinary to choice he whole concluding with the famous | building, laying out streets, &c., and the financial posi. te, at $8 a $8 50; mixed to fancy Western, $8 25 a $8 tion of the company is represented to be satisfactory. other kinds at proportionate prices. Sales were ! ite musical effects, for the first time | and read, showing their affairs to be in a flourishing con- ion from Purit! . ace of 1,800 bbls, Canadian, in bond, at $7 04%; and under charge of ‘the Court when the examination of all | for instance, against the danger of an insalficiont state - nists MINSTRELS. —By reference to the programme 0 i | a " 5 H i e the contents of a stomach, with | the witmesses shall have been concluded. ‘ ment of the'causo of action, of the hazard of the proots | ‘* will be perceived that a fine xelection of songs, in-iza- | 4 F#l° of valuable lots will be made on the Ist of Juno, | 4,500 bbls. Southern at $8 50 a $8813 for mixed to tents, which were sealed. a varying matorially from the statement, or against a | mental pieces and dancing are announced for this eve- | *t0ck of the company to be taken in payment at the rate | straight, and $0 0 $10 25 for favortte and fancy, per Dbl. t mortem examination on | Goldie of Gedlixal Boum: doabt existing asto the legal sufficiency of one or an. | ning of $7 per share. This will doubtless attract a goolly | {3" jews and cormmeal Wore unaltered. The transac- | Before His Honor Judge Beebe. other of two or more different modes of framing acount, | Woon’s Miverrzis.—The operatic piece of ‘Uncle Tom's | number of purchasers. | and 800 Tenneance do., at $2, with 1.200 iaferior Wostore | SENTENCES. we ought to have the old declaration, with its prolixity, | Cabin,’ several instrumental pleces, various dances, ant ‘The annexed table exhibits the length, total cost, cost | at $1 60; those in rye, 2,000 bushels, at $1 1234, and in | on 18.—Grand Larceny. ae ol bg eile plato Cun te feseen OF” kote gn ral other amusing features for this evening. per mile, gross and net earnings, and profits, of fifteen | barley, 900 bushels mixed, at 811%, per bushel. Oatn | of stealing a gun, valued at $35, from Wm. I. Smith, of | genera wi se of pleading or pr "8 Sene, oa Nor. 4 J 4 : ; sales | Sialdem late, Sas'sentenced to. two years confivement in | snything or everything under it; of, I should preter, Beh eae cttran a atlesque opera of “Nor- | ‘astroads in the western section of the country, at the | “ete,uachanged. Com was plenty and heavy, with | the State prison. the porelbility of perjery under nach circumstances i | ™%,"” Which{s much admired, is announced for this eve- of 60,000 bushels, at 58c. a 62c. for unsound, and 64. ® rith other amusing features, | close of the past year:— ‘8c. for sound, of various qualities, the latter rate hay- lagh con’ grand larcei . | soimminent as to counterbalance the advautages of | ™ 7S ¥ | Q ey ain Sereral ieisdon of rorsine prteiaag eat } pleading, ‘that the poorer should be abolished alto- CoNFLAGRATION oF Moscow.—This grand panorama is Weenern Ratroans, 1868. js Ae oe tor only one oF two lots Southern yellow, ward Murphy, was sentenced to two years confinement | getht \d the parties be permitted to go to trial with- | being exhibited every evening at the St. Nicholas Exhi Cost per A jas aoarce. in the State prison. iminary altercat! ‘The only pur; d ‘ \Corroy.—-A fair amount of sales was made, and ‘Milita Edom, Broadway ar ware yk ee ap ewe buyers. The sales included 708” bales sieuser Sai’ser | for export, 869 do, for home use, and 180.40. on apecu fo Babe GbL 44,027 | lation—Total 1,947 bales. 135 War0'seY 24900 | _CorreE—The market was quict and the sales limited, out pi ions. we, then, Petit ~“iMichael Callaghan, who pleaded guilty | for which this matter alleging the truth of the charges | _ Prorsesor Hanr still gives hinexhibition of the Whole | Little Miami to petit larceny, was sentenced to ‘be confined in the | in the complaint could be retained, is to show mitigating | World at 377 Bros ay, during the Gay and evening. Gi, Ham, House of Refuge until of age, circumstances; but it is only where the defendant con- Xenla and Columbus. .. Edward ©. Goetching, convicted of grand larceny, in | fesses and avows that he can show mitigating ciream- Cleveland and Colambui Important Decision ON THE Liquor TRAFFIC IN We have only to notice sales of 260 bags Java at 14Kc, having sto! ani 00 \ hai inst ; +) Pe 116; Newman N | Ham., FatonandRichmond,. 41 — 1,044,97 ¢ was peo Ai gy on oa mete tap againet olf, 4 Sand. 8G. 008; Pry oealond Boum, Parapei rind — rom the Philadelphia Argus we learn | Mad iiver and Lake Eri 16 B)110,148 26,800 | Oo eee eas wn see orn siterip 60 Lt prison. 6 ib. 54.) Ientirely concur with Judge Johnson in (ra- | that on Friday of Isst weok an important decision was | Mansfield and Sandusky. ae ig for Liver, er ide by Judge Thompson, of the Philadelphia Court of di India: id Forgerg Fourth Degree. Gillis pleaded | bam against Stone, in all the positions he supports in | ™ Meme pt Madison, Indiana and Peru. ‘ty to oiging in the fourth boas ered was sentences | thst tase; and elthongh. other judges have not .c- | Quarter Cosstons, adverse to the a oohee ie | ate Haute and Richmond. $ atkty aage ‘confinement in the city prison. quicsced in his conclusions, that mitigating cir- | dor on’ y. Ls with kee; disor- | Galena and Chicago ..... h harged, | ; Grand Larceny.—William Price, convicted of stealing | cumstances raust necessarily be pleaded in connection Seesean Chih salting Niger prAna oy ithe dis and about 20,000 @ 40,000 bushels were engaged at 205-4600 | in bulk, and'7d. in ship's bags; flour wasnt 28.; co 000 -26'aoy | Wa at O-16d. for compressed, and 80 tierces lagd w p00 | taken at 268. ToLondon 36) bbls. beef were taken 8s. 2d. There was no change to notice in rates for be some property from Reuben Price, was sentenced to two | With a justification, to mo it is clear that they cam? | tobance'which caused the indie! i Seok place onSun- Continent. To California rates were steady at 60c. Years confinement in the State pron. aot, st all erent bo, pleaded where the defend | ay, and there was svidinee et the nine ieee | 2 500" {8000 | foot measurement. ‘There continued to be a great da sade alto Dering berpariowaiy” entered” the tat | decision of the Special Term, thon, cugnt to be | Su. Me Disc! Attorney Reed took the ground dt, | Golumbunand Lake hie;.... 61 1,170,000 30,000 | Tand.for deal reights from the rilah Provinces 14 reversed. zh nsed dealer, yet the li- ae aaathenpiaiess | sutgitmten . srntanecd fo ten Zurs coat the Sateprao, | oft appeal than ia importance a et night | Sa" Gi ot cover tule of tnuor made a onda. | yifteen rode... ....-1T18 $081,001. | fA Warm goed supry ged aque at Se 0 fe, for | He also another ment seem to require ; but I think we should avail ourselves of hs bp at the defendant’s | Average cost per mile. rrr seen eee 823,600 u Zac. > | tetenetton le cargo io three yeu the Slate | tery opvurtonliy wt oostractingy taal etm of | Heeve dln ete Min the pico of lig toy | Tye of thee rads peated in nu aowng | cresratee enna, wey gece pnt Assault and Battery with Intentto Kill.—James Cown, Fiaantlee indy te senenipintedy und this cha ouly: be | if they Believed liquor had been sold by the defendant on | ‘b!e— Beoteh pig. at $40 per ton, bix months Receipts. Expenses. Profits. Lean —The transactions were light, but prices wore cision of Judge Thompson ia based on that of the Ba ++ $667,058 $915,426 $352,132 | firm, and inelnded only 25 tons German refined at 6440. convicted of having assaulted Lieut. Fierty, of the Sixth | done by retaining all that is conducive to thix end, in | Sunday, he could be convicted on that count. This de- | 1 itt stiami ward police, with « knife, with intent to take ari his life, was | th I system, and lopping off all that is at ¥: and Dayton.; 821708 "120,836 200/950 z °, é preme Court of Pennsylvania, in the case of tho Common- | (i0-; Ham. and Day’ 88 , Spanish was held at 61. 2 6c , and Galena at 7c. limon and Batt ye Patriek Flood ani Tohn Colion, fhe betions; the scholastic distinctions: aud uacioss for’ | Wealth against Omit, 'An application of the principles eee eee Lara apa U08,G1L | “Linn —Roch land rematned quiet and nominal te pros: victod of aavaultibg Michael Carter ie alters mule of that system, together with the later innova. | S@ down by Judge Thompron will entirely suppress the | flcvelandsnd Coummbus. 11h, Sort “BL tee | Cg enele er and olive wees witees veraoae snd demanding money of him to drlak with, were cack | tions, by which ts pritary object wae entirely: frus- Faas taser om thie Parente be the Moonee for ite sale Had Riverand Lake trie, G00GI8 ae7lly 1ivoet Re eRe en tay ae 2 r the 5 of ” ' . le , 4 , Terre Haute & Richmond 177,975 66,331 111,64 uded onl; 50 bbla., at $14 fe testimony in refer. | . Grand Larceny.—Williama H. Curtis, convicted of steal. | effect of parties” mutual allegations and materiality, | ®'ed on. Gelena and Chicago. . 5 atoms: transpired of 200 phen ploklon, 187,306 286,152 | prime, per bbl Sales’ transpired of 200 pkgs. pickled | ing some from Teane Townsend, valued at $50, | singlencss and certainty in these issues kecured, aid . Mich, 80. and Nev-ind..1,200098 Gisinve sentuss Mh I age eh | 2 1 wae soniegeits vires years tathe angel cote: ’ | obscurity, prolixity, and delay avoided. The Code ena. Lah opie i Pues In wt IstaNA-—The | wichigan Central........1,145,608 662,782 582/816, Dio ard at 994 me yor fe '480'& ule saat ae Mary Bride, convicted of having stolen $40 fcom Goo. | bles us to do this effectually, and as every successive oc- | duantity of sugar ra wislana for the past six | Cleveandend Pittsburg, "asaess Lor tte Sey'sys bare Rohe} AK aot ai i. are was x aeeees i two years and six months a gr ee des ea! have souptant opera. bo , . = = oi" Beties ama custee Gand cael prise teens | ee senor yee fe 1 Alb ps rs poral e ney , Aggregate. 080,178 $8,489,808 $5,500,275 | rar RetaTe.—Calen at Auction—8 John Herrick, convicted of petit larceny, was fined $50 | theo: tical knowle ige of those principles, to construct » | tt. tT ae eS dress from 401401 ber cent, | Tt appears by this that the to current operating | of Eighty fcurth street, commencing too fect wanton. for the offence, which being paid,he was liberated. system surpassing any yet established in’ facilitating te 1. 990/84 Bhd. Pee aS! per cenit.” | Pag | cond avenue, each $775; 1 on northwest corner of Fourth- t; the Using a Dangerous Weapon.—William Osborne, con. | administration of justice. 185) BK te) increase over 150 12 per cent. ‘expenses amounted to less than fifty per cent, and that 3 & tion’ wae | Victed of having used a dai us weapon on the head 1862. .821, increase over '51 36.097 per cent. of Patrick Kearne, was sentenced to one year’s impri- 1853, 449,824 bhd: sonment in the peniten: £ avenue and 108d atreet, $450; 2 on south side increase over 62 89.570 per cent, | the net earnings amounted to nearly ten per cont on the | fifth street, commencing 200 feet, oust of Noth tee "4 * | total cost. ‘The same companies will never again be able | exch $2,800; 2 on do Sixty-third tiary. ag propia ie : feet went of Eighth 1 2 large vec coats ti Before Chief Justice Oakley and a Jury. the place of the old ‘Maid of the | to make another exhibit of such # favorable character. bout hota ies ery raany la, rearing appara rows | MAY 18-—-Jae. W. Walsh againet Philip and : Tela to bo larger, atonger and | At the meeting of the Buffalo, Corning and New York | folgh sie of Twenty ninth street, commencing a mi Mr. Dunlap, was sentenced to 4 months confinement in | hers—The defendants are owners of @ railroad run- | better than the vessel which has #0 long’ borne adven- t, Hon. John Ma- | north side of Twentioth ,_ commencing about 11 the penitentiary ning between Sixty first street and Ann street, and this | turous sight-reers into the very teeth of the cataract. | Railroad, held at Batavia on Friday last, Hon. Hrebeest ot Sected wratioy Gabe a . 3 ‘Grand ‘Larcony.—George ‘Thompson, convicted of hay- wasn sation te recover dam geunet by nee SSD | gee, of Bath, was elected President, in place aaa 40, cond ay a } 1 gore adjoining, ing stolen $60 from Henry M was sentenced to | Degligence of Me go ptember, 1868, Lent, Eaq., resigned. The President was, by resolution | “pice the sales embraced 125 at Bie. 0 4346, ‘mg pears i the State prison, ap plat was os in one of thelr care, which came | ETNANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. of the Board, empowered to take the necessary atops to | and 250 prime quality, for export, st ae, a 4iKe. es sap one seo postu Vite Voters, Soop ey eallty to hav- | Railroad Company, near the corner of Fifth street and sms. | hasten the completion of the road as early as possible. Borge dey emp rkge mansscticen See lvor sentenced to two years confinement in the | the Bowery. The collision caused the plaintiff to be cut MONEY MARKET. | It wns stated that the stockholders were very generally | 4'44'0). ayy do, Cuba, at 4 hhda. leans, at 35400 was : id bruised in the face, head, neck, lega, and arms, so bo eA ed for export, ae ool re W Se an, a severely na 00 eenie HEA to Vets Bae Jona, ‘months, Tavrspay, May 18—6 P. M. taking the preferred stock authorized by the last Legis- | in bond, at Sige. 03%. boxes for ‘on pris, There was not much change in the stock market to- | lat and that already about $260,000 of such stock | vate terms; and 30 boxes Havana yellow, at 63¢¢. " and gave orders that he should be con- | ®d cost him $150 for a doctor. For the defence, it was Hires Tonscco.—Sales of about 10 hhde, Kentuek, were tended the accident was not caused by the defendants’ | day, so far as prices were concerned, The transestions bed for. : J 7 elty prison until some communication could negligence, and that the plaintiff waa not Injured to the | 12! bes had been subscribed for made, at Se. a Pc., and 70 cases Connecticut seed leaf om loth of Jaunary, 1863, entered the cars at Rye, and | Witt #0 much activity in tho market generally, it is rai Tae Couurery Exriosron tx Vrraita—The | while ing through several, remarked tothe conductor | Somewhat strange that prices continue to fluctuate so | fi be had with Governor our on the subject. were about as large as usual, and we notice that cash | Mining Journal gives the annexed official ivate terms. ed of having tn be, Pally ‘Wedrde, cont tnicge The Jury being unable to agree wer | coerations are more numerous, particularly stnong the | praoher ares pe and berm copper and cop: TWinto.—-About 60 oasks of claret were sold at $85; ang | Site on the Bernt of Rhode tained aaereait $10 large fancies, At the frat board, Canton Company im- | per ore from English mines in engh of the pastdve years: | ° ogee cuenPory Ming UAL TE, | ime | S8 AF saved and four months confinement in the Before aw. Bat i Sua: proved 4, per cent; Cumberland Coal, 1%; New York Con- Coren Musixe 1x Outat Barraix—Pnopcorion axp Vaick | ported, at 26 3¢¢. a 2c. per gallon. i es abe counterion ot | Atsauilt.—Henry Fores, who was convicted of | May 18.—Zhe Now Jerk and New Haven Raitroad Com- | ‘#81 Railroad, 54; Erle Railroad, 4; Marlena, 14; Reading | Year. Ore—tone, ts pene ¢ Smeal, SOU A We: | SoC Saccmaed S168, Tao ow Sete HOU AG EAPO CN: era ae ea Te ee eee | mean Leica te dag ee es ened tants ese | Wess 1g SR enele 18 9 | caemzan came Mamas Maps i= Ab mashes” How small « quantity of | the fellow was aacheadienasbedinsst ge igh We xt dah appeared that the defendant, on the 4 te de haga 12,268 10 231 = 840,410 16 § | 274 cattle, about 360 beeves, and 24 stores, 4 J 0 beef—Icxt: ewt., $0, hard at 48 60; record do. $1 30 0 88, third de. 35 chmond Bren lietin i that was no seat vacant. The lator answered that | largely and so suddenly, A dull market m: rally | Fors y’rs. 59,043 9 8 6 £4,080,000 14 6 | £0 £08 87; hides, per cwt., $6.0 $650. Tallow, $6 team that up to o'clock tle 'moraingeloves Godienig | becottt shorty get him ope, but the defendant wontd sontecnn pavehaaialianetiantenant retorts | or a Tebtas | 6043 © BG 44,088,080 14 6 | Gy 40,. Felts, S1'srGl 16: Calf shins, 186. party Ve allhad been taken from the shaft of ite, and that not wait, and paar to the last car, the door of which for From Iris! , Welsh, and foreign mincs, sold at Swan- calves, 4¢., 4340., 43c., be., 6c. a 70. Btores—We Mr. Atkina that while down inthe shaft, he | Y** locked, and he broke open.’ This constituted | is something unusual to see go little actual improvement. | *¢a:— oxen, #88, $96, '$102, 8125, $136, a dintinetly 74 Bree eet ‘and charred bodies of nine | ‘Be Whole case. The Judge charged, and Se eer ren- | There is nothing new in Wall street. The season when . Falue. Cows ond calvor, $91 $36, 988, 945, others. A large crowd of spectators from the neighbor. | “ered thelr verdict for the plaintiff for twenty-five cents. | speculation ix generally active ia rapidly passing away, TOR ORS 10 H Fara yin ie % td pode here curiae the ehaioet tase ay and prices now are not so high as they were in the mid- 549, 6 | —1,476 a! market—Extre, $6, 258 8 night. The Toronto Patriot says that the season has beenun- | dle of last wit 403,958 3 0 A for the winter, The hot, dull season ia clone upon ns, $12) by lot, $3, $3. 25, $350, was nl ‘and useal favorable ter Jumbering oparetions, end that s cuban vay Have 200 had, whet they neil wht 0 464,814.16 0 aWncleral, i fat, 4 gon and } im the provinces thay was ever done in fe yene boCOre, mush about ip advance, the “ spring rise,”’ TOES years.200,407 24,508 6 515 £u,004,000 0 6 matket unsettled, m