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28 ‘Tne Case of Coroner Connery. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Before Tiou, Judge Daly. ‘Mua ALVCAMON OF THADY BRADY'S COW PAT. CONSIDERED A COMPLMENT IY MRKLAND—TREFIMONY AS TO THK STRIP- YING OF BOKs, CUNNINGHAM, Arm 2.—In the Matter of Edward D. Connery, Coroner, eo. —Jona Honnesoy, being duly sworn, says—i was pro- ‘vision dealer io Ireland; J am now a private citizen; T was Dorn in the year 1400; I will be eight years in America mext July; may birthplace was Ireland, ih the city of Kil euny. 6 counsel for the Coroner reads the Coroner's ‘answer WO charge second, specificauon first, Aud asked the Did you over hear of such legend or story in Ireland, ‘Of sud’ song founded hereon, or anything 60 similar i “ @ubstaatially therame? (Thady Brady's cow.) Q, Was ary signification, by common consent and undor- nding, xccording to you" knowledge and information, to the expression, when appli¢d to a female, éfthe carries her tail behind her?” A. Yes, it would bow Compliment to her honesty, and that’s the way 1 should uaderstand i¢. Cross-examined by Mr. Sedgwick—Is this a local story fr logond? A. It is not confined to any locality, but alt over Ircland; 1 have travelled alt over the wouth of Ireiaut. “ Q. Did you ever hear it in a court of justice in Ireland: to by Coroner's counsel, on the ground of iuauns; and answer taken suvject to Objection.) A. 1 don't recollect that I cid. Q. Have you heard it frequently applied in this country? A. Lhave, among my countrymen sitting sociably, ‘Demisou sworn tut examined by the prose Mon:—Q. Where is your residence, are you @ marr lady? A. lama nuartled lady, and reside at No, 4 Carroll Plade, Brooki: @ ‘What was your rolationship, iany, with Dry Burdell? ‘A. Acousin by marriage. Ye were you prosent nt the examination. PEP Woot ard of the person of irs. iY 4 street ta34 i wi Cunninglau, at SL AD waas a itt Pleaso state the time of the examination, the persons ‘who were there present rad the manner in whiall it was i I that went on relativé thereto as fully a4 you recollect? (Objected to.) A. This was on Monday joxt after the murder; Iam quite cure; John Counery and room at the time, with myself, Dr, ® policeman were in th: ‘oodward and Mrs. Cunningham. (The answer W the ba- Fance of the question was objected to. to admit the question. Mrs. alone The Judge decides Counsel for respondent ex- Canningha together ; ‘ckel; John Connery, the physi- to the room; 1 think it was mm that apoke to Mrs. Cun- ni 4 was said, but heard her say Oh, yes, if it is his wish,” she then walked to tho front part of the room, near the window; Dr. Wood- ward in front of her near the window; she com- ‘menced unloosing her clothes; she took off al! her clothes from the <a part of her body; the doctor commenced examining her body from (ie roots of her hair down ag far aa her waist; he then told hor to let her clothes drop down; I did not see him pull off her clothes, but I heard hita say “lot your clothes drop down,” I heard her say ‘don’t ayeee me, 60; she then asked me for a towel which I im my baad; she held it before her when her clothes ropped down; éhe acked mo for a cape that she had taken throw around her shoulders; the doctor then exa- the lower part of her body, from her waist down; doctor then told her to step out of her clothes and sit ‘on the chair; she vat down and took off her and — stockings; then examined her Kids avd feet; he then (ook hold of her arms fand hands, and looked at them again as She satia the ; he then told her to step into her clothes again; there is a little mistake 1 mate 1 wish to correct; she was stripped of sil her clothin; cept a fine merino under- gown, which bung about her waist, covering nothing but What bad been examined alrowy; ? then assisted ber {n dressing herself gain; I have sald all I saw and allt Deard there to my recollection; allow me to make one moro remark; when Mrs. nam sald, “Don't ex pose me 40," (he doctor (Woolward) answered, “Never wind, Fama physician.” @ Were Mr. Jolin Connery ani the policemen present through the whole of the examination? “A. They were in the room Q For what purpose were Btrcet on the occasion refer drawn. Q Were you a witnoas on the inquest? A. Lwaa. @ Wers you detained or imprisoned at No. 91 Bond ptreet or elsewhere? (Objocted to—first because immate- rial, second because not utinis-ible uoder any charge or ion.) ‘Tho Jndge overrules the objection as to materiality, and the Corover's coun#l excepts and decides (hat the sufl- Of the charges and spocitieations,in order to admit 13 not within his province, but must be deter- the Governor, and tha’ fir exm only pase poe tality of the evilencs affored under the charges, operate tho evidence. A. I was; have told we forgotten it at the beginning, and tell your story. A. 1 Bond street on the Sunday after the murder; eman refused me to see the corpse of Dr. Burdell; vait till half past two and the Coroner would. then went to my &: edd at three O'clock 0 (0. 2, Bond strect, stood at the foot of the atatra; I ¢ policeman if coult go np; he sald not from the Coroner; I then asked this lady, fatopped the Assistant ‘District Aitorney:] 1 stayed there at No. Bond ptrcet that uiglst, and leit’it on Thureday; did not leave sooner, because | was detained. When did you firot make application to go home? A. room -cepts,) ge 5 He t present at No. 91 Bond wu? (Ubjected © and with- te at | e ier i i cation sooner to go home, and if asked one of the policemen: Monday to go home; he said Q Did ae make apy fo, whee and to whom? A. 1 T made application to him on YT weuld have to wait till (ao Coroner got through. Q Did you make application again for such permission? ff 80 please stato when ail to whom, and if more one jon wate each amd alr A. b waited anal tow night, and asked one of the policemen again if T igo; he Faid no; one application was made in the morning sad another in the evening of Monday; he told mo L could not co, as the Coroner had left orders I show Ttoid hia F must go—T had @ family of children ; uf not for my Hille bey, and have him brought over to New York; the next application was on Wedneeday night to Captain Plies; he told me that the Coroner gave orders Tshoald bo taken to the Fifteenth house; \ if he let _me go home he ‘send & policeman with me, and I would be back pert morning at 9 o'clock; he told me no, he could not do that; [then wanted him to goto my aister's, and that hoe Tock the door and take the Key away, my sister's house ia in Groat Jones stn he tol ng no, he could not the Coroner left © should be taken ae Rcenth ward station house with tho rest of the Wwitetawes;, 1 then begged of hiu te lei me stay in the par- Tors all right; he then told cflicer Imvis to take mo with him, T weet w bin apd stayed with his Camily ail right; on Thursday, nest ra ‘uing, l returned to 31 Bond stree teetiaony was taken that day after dei v yaeone ih the basements On Thor: day 1 was taken to the Seventeenth ward station house, fad when 1 returned to 1 Boud street, on We uF the Deputy Corouor open the door and came © 1; he wai to the policeman who vith me, “Take Ukesw’ women back to the station house and lock them up in diferent we wout in the house and down in tt ment, pow iy till the Coruner had gone; that red tobe taken tothe Rifteenth and be fockod up; that wat dhe same staid at oMeer Davis's ovasel for the Coroner states to the Jorge that the Qetimony of this witness regarding what (20k place oa the examination of Mrs. Cuming!vua by Ore physigian, and her own detention and imprisonment, having Deen allowed, on account of the diiflealiy or impossibility Of separating whit might be proper from that which was i he now Moyer, thatall her leemonyl in regard fointa be struck ont, exzcent. ms to te whet took place b fa} aud 6x presa direction of th ', ph or with bis kuowlcelgo previous, or his assent mubseqnent!y. Motion «t r ba pease he cannot # fe the h what acts of Dr. Woodward the directions given him by the Moraner and what wore thot; that ie witnesses nt when Mra, Cunuingham was examined by Dr. Woodward teatify to what took place (u their prosence and it Wl be for the Governor to determine how far what oo- wot in pursuance of the order given Coroner. ruling the Counse' fer tho Coroner excepted. you color in any bail boud W appear as @ wit: A. No. ‘aoe large ie your family? (Question overruled Son pes Ht y How were you related to Dr. dell? Lio was own cousin to my busband, Q@ jouship between yeu or your hus- band vy. Cunminghaa? A. I know of nono, When did you Grst become acquainted with Dr. Bur- elt “a. Over twenty Fours Ngo. Q habit or your husband, or either of you, In the Be vislung bitn (Dr. Burdell) during thoso 'twonty or aay part thereof? A. We wore; I visited him ‘what parpose did you visit him? A. Both in @ diy" and peoiessioual W: Ly long cs @ have you been @ married lady? A. Ovor aneely youre. ou taken into any station house daring that in- emugniony A. L wae—to the Seventeenth ward station in oe aay was it? A. About one of two 7 Oe Tiow long wors you eept there on that oocasion A. Inewday morning about ten o'clock. Tin what part ‘of the building did you stay ovor night? ‘A. ia the captain's and fleutenaat’s room Q. Were you furnished with @ bed, and did you sleep in A. Ladld, Lat nigtat Daher lady oF woman who slept with ‘another lady, named Mrs. Seymour, wame room. Gore you kindly and hospltably treated while there, ex tuhetwiot A. [was kindly tested by tho captain and Q Were the room and bed comfortable in which you ‘A. They wore. Flow tho elation house from No. 31 Rond etree, tn was ore ‘end what number? A. T cquid not Seine was wot very noar; at Fifth street and Flestarense, @ How did you go, and wih whom, om that day’ to station houre? A. T walled an cor, with acrowd behind us; ho one but the: with me ofticer walk of mingle with the crowd opty ET eamed with tho officer, alone; the ofl stopped several times to ki the crowd back. The counsel for Decora net to the answer, moves that it be etrickem > gpg be compelled to anwor “ eee tan that from the natare of the question as ‘walking or mingling with the crowd, sho may stale a well aa she cnn recollect, ‘ to. See oe ccerredl "A. We did not mingle with them, but mingled with a; sone of the crowd the ca 1 hed and catied mo Mra, Cunningham. Tha the officer se efforts to keep the crowd away OF He did. On whieh waa the room where Mra. Cunning: ‘examined by the Doctor? A. Third story, Crome the room? A. A amall bedroom, about vf bedrooms. Atfonenn4 to Mantay oot at 10 olclee’. Dectstons in Admiralty, UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. Before Hon. sudge Betts. CHARTER PARTY TIMBER —PIRADING—WITN 665, Avast 2%.—Charles H. Hayward vs. a Quantity of Timber, dc. —This libel was filed by the owner of the brig A. Ti. ‘Wass to recover the amount of charter moncy on & charter of the brig, executed by the master, for a voyage from this port to the port of Cambridge in Maryland, with privtlege ‘of another port, the charterer agreeing to furnish a tal! cargo of timber and lumber, The vessel went to Cam bridge, but there was nota fol! cargo there, and at the other port the master was informed tha he could have the valance of his cargo if he would take certain timber, The master deeming the timber too large to go on tho brig, declined to take it, mal brought this part cargo to thi port, and claimed the full charter mo! Held by the Court—That under the roling of the Circuit Court of distiict in the case of Beecher ys. Bechtel, deci September, 166%, the freighter violated his contract if he failed to supply the cargo stipulated, and ofa size and shape, and at the sides of to sbip, ina condition fitted for being then or stowed on board. ‘hat the master is ® competent witness, unless it is proved he has other interest in the cause thaa that of charierer. He gave the charter party as master and agent. ‘That the full carge etipulated was not supplied at Cambridge; that the charterer baying the © privilege of one Janding pl devolves upon him to prove that he poi oh Janding places to the master, and that suit timber was provided for her alongside the ship to complet> the cargo. ‘That if the case is decided poe ae issues as shaped by the pleadings, the claimant fails to prove that he produced his (imber nlong- side of the yeasel within reach of ber tackles so 88 (0 con. stitute a performance of his contract, and the lidellant would accordingly be justided in returning to his home port and demandi ing consequent upon the dreach of the charter party. That the claimant is estopped by the pleadings frou aenyi that the charter was fulfilled in perf to Cambridge, and thatthe libel Dlishes his right (0 freight Cox a full cargo accordii charier party. Decree fur libellant, with a refereace, © TOWING CONTRACT—-NEGLIGECE. Charles A. Hickscher v3. Phe Steamboat Roston,—The livel was filed in this case by the owner of the canal boat Union, setting up that in December, 1864, the Phila. delphia Stearatug and Navigation Company, owners of Boston, agreed to tow the Union, with cargo of coal, from Philadelphia to Bordentown, and from New Bruns: wick to New York, and that the Boston did take her ia tow at New Brunswick, but by curlessness and neglt- gence she was sunk on the way; and the libellant claimed to recover $2,600 for the value of the eanal boat and her cargo. By the Court—The undertaking sued in this case was not that ofa common carrier, nor fully that of towage; the agreement to tow the canal boat from New Brunswick to New York being qualified with notice to the agent of the libellant that the canal boat would be allowed to go in the line that day, but only at his risk and that of her owners. It was ab the close of navigation, and when the rivor was greatly im peded with ice, so much so that the steamboat would not accept more thin half ber usual burthen of tonnage. ‘The grounding of the steamboat on her passage down was occasioned by the natural incidents of navigation at that period of the year, and is not chargea- ble (o want of ekill or culpable negligence in the officers and crew of the steamboat. Nor was the loss of the canal ‘oat and her cargo owing to the fault of the brig or ler master. If itis properly attributable in any degree to fault of inattention in her management, it is imputadle to the agent of the Hbellant in charge of the canal boat at the time. The case hinges upon questions of fact. The evi- dence is multifarious, and no way in barmony on several points; but in my fodgment the weight of it exonerates the ateamboat from blame in the occurrence, and the libel must accordingly be dismissed with costs. PORFEITURE—EVIDENCE—NEW TRIAL, The United States ve. a Quantity of Embroidered Gotlars, Chemisetes, Sleeves and Flounces.—This was a libel filed to forfeit the goods, seized on land, under section 68 of the Revenue Act of March 2, 1799. "The owner pleaded the neral issue, and the cause was tried Sept. 28, 1856, he- fore a jury, which rendered a verdict in favor of the United States, and against the property, on all the charges against it. The claimant now moved for a new trial, ona case made, on the ground that the verdict was unau thorized by the evidence, and against the charge of the Court, which was, that, in order to forfeit the goods, the government must prove that they were the manufac- ture of some foreign country, aud were imported and landed in the United States without payment of duties. ‘The claimant, Edward J. Lane, purci Lap wa J afer their seizure. and with notice that they were charged with emu |. When seiged they were in possesion of ames H. Rose, and claimed to be his property; and it was proved that, at the time of the scizure, | staternents which might well be understood tot missions that he was the owner of the Soodl abd. Uiat they had been smuggled, Held by the it the withont evidence to support ¢t. There wis ‘no direct and positive proof that the goods were foreign or the evidence well whe verdict if rought in clandestinely ‘abroad and Lad not paid duties. ‘That Lane having taken bis right after the seizure and with full notice of their condition, holds them subject to the legal livbilities they had incurred in the hands of Ross. That it was solely a taatter of fact for the Jury to determine whether the evidence supported the charges, and that no legal reasons are shown for dis- turbing their verdict. Motion for new trial denied aad judgment ordered on the verdict. COMTS—WITNISS FEES MUST BE PAID. JA. and J. D. Secor ws. The Steamboat Highlander This was an appeal from a taxation of costs by the clerk, allowing an item of $110 ns witness fees, to the libellants. I that the witnesses were in the libellant’s employ on wages exceeding the rreeen witnesses, and ih they continued fo receive t compen! ration while y evidence of the ent of witness fees to them. by the Court—That the to recover witness fees is derived wholly from statutory uthority. That the law nowbere authorizes the substitation of an equivalent debt of equity owing to the suitor by # witness as payment of his foes by the suitor, The #uitor acquires the rt to a judgment for bis witness fees only on the fact of his having actually paid the money, The taxing officer is not empowered to jake an account between the witness and the party who gummoned him to ascertain whether a balance on their geheral dealings remains payable to the witness equal to the amount of Uho fees clauned. Appeal allowed and taxa tion overruled. Before Hon. Judge NeLon. CoUUNIOS IN TH KAT EVER. Dennis Fagan and others agt. the Swamtug Pluto. —This Ubel was filed by the owners of the schooner Charles Hop- ebb, the schooner was beating down the river, on her lar- board tack, and was crossing from the Brooklyn te the New York side, towards the foot of Jackson street, the Pluto was coming up the river, on the New York side, with a heavy tow on her larboard quarters; he was ascending agninat the tide, at a rate of speed not to exceed oe quarter or balf a mile an hour, The schooner came about nearly abead of the tug, and ed down apon her, causing the damege that cecurred. person in charge Pluto until he had come about, or nearer the New York shore with safety he tacked, and thus have avoided the collision. stopped im- mediate 1 aud seems to have done a cirenmstances , +r power to pre’ 2 It i@ apparent that the cilane of fh is +4 want of a profer fookout on the ia ween ¥ ia coane below decreed for the and dis minced the libel. There (a no sufficient evidence that the contract Toei oni conta. the weight oF i in Rae See, ee ce eer eters wae TeSys trot tat ek tee reeponsitke mee time the contract Waa i ‘ 3 ee° i He ; i £ i : 4 = cs 23 Szzze feat 33 Ee ii? 23% ‘NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL ’ ~m 1, oon samen ne reg te eR SatEtaestees oe U Brody's Imperial Photogre to have deen tind ar ‘wail worthy the’ sitsativa Of town. a tiring likenteues of themacives, fricnda, or eoples of daguer- Solrpe, One con, be procarod oa rensinam terms ab S00 Iwiny, Ove Thompson's. ‘The City, the Country, and the People Ptcto- rlatlved ia pactography, wt MOLMES' Obseevalory, 299 Brow ny. ‘The Hatting Interest—One of the Best Kvt- ences of iy 1S the increase of froilider It constantly demands tmasaction of iis aocuimulaung business, Little by ade, as its out spirit of enlerpeive ls awak: ened by a conlempladcn of the possiblities of dhe future in comparison with the accomplishments of (he past, it seeks for new cl Is (0 contain ts overtiow of good fortiine, oF such colargenments of the old as tay adequately moet Ue neceast- ties of the . ‘This though! haiurally sielkes the most unre: ting white gaz tae improvements just inwod ced feet 4 by KWOK, ihe celsbraled hauer, into his well kuown esta: bllshment ‘at the northeastern corner of Broadway and Fulton street. For moat ince of business his store would have been considered quite Large enough for every uaelul purpose, ut hls Repulariiy Baw Iuept oven pane with, his endeavors to please public, and the result is, ho has been competied to rendec Mis {grand salesroom much more capacious, In order to accom mediate the increwse of trade of which he finds himaett the re- cipient, It is now one of the most spacious as well aa hand- Semen piace the kiad ta our city. It is sa ornament to that ‘of the city, and shows ai O08 not only how @ man of energy may make hls way up to the world, biil bow matur- Ally an appeeetative publice will interest liselt a his elevation. Spring Style, 145 Pullen street, between Broadway mid Nassaa. | David's Spring Style of Gentlemen's Hats, Give him wos. wi BDL Beowdway, eepond door from Duane White's $3 Dress Hats, Hots at Reduced Prices-—The very Best quality of als bal for $2 sanie ‘As okt On Broadway fbr BA. “HEH & MARTIN, 20 Greenwich sieees, Letwoea Warten sad Murray. j Call and Neo thease Aqua Scutum Raglans, N. R. COLLING & CO,, comer Jobs wad Nassai 9's Gentlemen's Hats. WARNOCK & CO., in their new store, 519 Reoadway, 8: Nicho'as Hotel, have opened an array of gentiomen's hats, dress und wodrest, which for taste variety and exceiteage, st Tences the mosi fastidious. Their spring paern bis Ly « Uaost desirwbie bit, are now exposed beau room ly ie many of which can be found nowhere elae. This de- it, headed by Mr. Lyman igi & poaltion to offre ia goods. Fen seizes trivia garmenis wud way of a taiiention givea to all orders. D. DEVLIN & CO, Nos, 258,20 and 29 Broadway, coruoe Warren s. 66 & G8 Fulun atree be Deseagels. & Proch, clothiers, £20 Fulton st. Drumgoid & Prooh, ciotulers, 120 Fulion sireet. Drumgold & Proch, clothiers, 12) Fulton sireet, Drumgold & Proch, clothiers, 12) Fulton sireet, For Good well made a au re od pers rl SPE atom and good boots and shoes tn the city, are to be for: Broad Won alreet, Also, [aol aay ado joo Depot 193 Pec! ROWERT M. PATRICK, Joney Coral Hair Ull Roestorative—iest pga is bates domaemi os se esa Oristadere’s Hair Dye, Wigs and arma retusioe ee Halr Pes eee ee or brown, at Ne. 1 ¥ strcet; inimitable cunee of hae aud Whiskers. SES Assortment, L¥'4, 98 Bowery, be ‘cash, at ARTHUR NN Grand and Hester streets. we Cards and Envelopes Kverdeli’s can be had only at $02 way, comer of Duane street Chichester’s Specific cures with- ont purging. oe is tects ope tween adose, Depot Wt Wei Holioway’s Gintment Is Not a Mere Yerface salve; it does not begin and end by simply skinning over so leer, ‘the redness cf inflammation from the cv ticte;'on the contrary, it sinks, with the aid of gonie friction, to the crenlive cause Of the disease in tae esd, We lbres aad the larger blood vessels, and expels it. Bristol's Sarsaparilla—Eruptions and all diseases of the external structure are simply the efffut of pol fa the veins, This preparation purges clement. Hence ts cures. hemp's for vermiculer dts leanie druggists, 69 ‘The Skill of Drs, H. K, Root & Oo., in the treatment of ung, heart, liver and other chronic diseases ‘Well known to the pubile, Te must be remetlered Uint will remove to Haratoga the lat of May, and those who we emeroukt them persounlly at Weir odes, OLB Brded way, must do so at oner. Ortental Extract Cures Corns, Bun- Jona, warts, sore and tender feet, An, in one weelk wishe ut the least pain or inconvenience. Frice $1 Addcess price, JAMKS Q, ALUEK, New York. en ns FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET ‘Turmoat, April pM. ‘There appears to be no bottom to the #tock arariet, anv no end to the supply of stock pressing for sale. The nals this morning were unurnally large, generaity af lowor prices. Cash stock was particularly abundant to-dey aod, but for the demand from the short laterest, there must have been very great eacrifices. Ab the first boar? Pennsylvania Coal Company declined % per cont; New York Central Railroad, ; Erie, 144; Reading, s¢; Mich! xn Central Raliroad, 4%; Milwaukie and Mississippt, Michigan Southern, 2; Cleveland and Toledo, 146; Chicago ‘and Rock Island, %; La Crosse and Milwaukio, jg. Geve- land and Pittsburg advanced %% per cent. At the close the tendency was downward, and stocks were freely offered st the quotations. There were reports of several failures to- day, and the bears began to look sharp to the strength of thelr contracts. The failure of one small house la reported, which bad gone consideraiy oat of (ta depth in Michigan Southern and Cleveland and Toledo. For some Umo past its contracts have not been considered good, on socount of the largo differences standing against it, The bulls hayo had « bard time of it lately, nod they mre now about where the bears wore in November lat. The tabfos are fairly tarned, and some of the bulls aro no doubt eottling their differences now in the same way # Certain bear operator did thea, with plonty of money in their pockets. They will, without doudt, givo their votes at six, twelve and eighteen months, a the sid bear id, and then turn round ‘and shave them with their creditors’ money st exorbitant Fachange:— 98,000 Chicago and Milwaukie Ist m. 7's imieor a rrartars a, ‘Gosh, Branch) Ist m. 7 35 iif é 72 ; eushiaadi Ht ; i PALT aes ear Conmppayr Insarance Company « Company. : 3 Fire Insurance Ormpany it Fire insurance Company. rod wealth Fire Insurance Company ' Fire Insurance Company 4 Fire Insurance Company..... OO Western Marine Insurance Compeny . At the second board the market was very’ fat, «nt some stocks sold at lower prices than hare yet ben bo Fite opened at 44 and closed heavy at 2% pr cert Gan Porthos war no better than fe 9 files il Hid i Hq rather alendier, Cloveland aud Tuedo wae dull, without any change in the cae! price. A sale was made at 6534, wciler @ days. Now York Contral and Reading closed with a downward tendency, After the board Erie sold at 4236 per cent, aad was offered freely at Uaat prtee. We do ot see anything to provent this stock from runaing sweadi ly down to the lowest points ruling about three yours piace, It touched 50 per cont at that ime, and she com. pany is financially Crabarrassod full as muck now as then. Tho Assistant Treasurer reports to day as follows »— ‘Trtal receipts... . ceeve 803,021 25 ‘Total payments . 3 270 ‘Total hk 14,784,007 34 The warrants catered at the Treasury Deparimont, Washington, on tho 21st inst, were as follows For the redemption of stock... $22,902 71 For the Treasury Department ....,.. 17,144 98 For the Iuterior Department, 8874s 16 Customs i B1031 69 228,075 62 7.470 48 oa tecstateeetyt UME ‘The stock jobbers of the Paity mes made tho following operations at the Board of Brokers today >= Botight—200 Mich so Southern RR. 20 do de 60 4—cash. 61% do 0° do Sod— BO—0sh. » Couiral BR... ‘Tha Albany Anyvs of the 22d inst, says 864 —¥ gular. We understaud the citizens of Albany haye taken legal steps test the constivationality and obligation of the bonds thaued by the city to the ‘Atoany and Northern lool: road Company. The_bonds amount ( $200,000, at six per cent, pay edie 0 and faterest has been paid keml- annually since 14.5, and another payment falls due in, May. Messrs. Hiram } » Thomas MoUredy and Aldarman John Benson (wh securities are D, V.N, Radolif’ and Georgo Texter, Fiq.), ail property helderwpand. (ax payers of the city, have ened out an injunction forbidding Ure city te pay the interest. Tho recent legisiative ratiication of the million loan to the Susquehannah Railroad Company has doubtless q: of ons citizens, and urgest them to steps w is this reckless and oppressive legislation to an he injunction was granted by the Hon, Deodatis Wright, Judge of dhe Supreine Court, and will be served pon Chataberlain Thompson this morning. According to a statement published ia the Norfolig He- ratd of Thursday, the Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad, one of the beat of the tines of communication which makes up the Virginia railway system, found its expenses ainount to to the about $23,000 more (han Its income, Aa made up Slat January lict, its accounts stand thus: — United States Mail..; Total The company's Cash op hand, Jan. 81, 140 505,866 08 17,143 38 97708 63 Disbursements for the’ yea ‘Cash on band, Jan. 1, 185 Ary seve $4,850 66 ‘The fact that payments from the Northwest are slow thts spring—in short, beld back to aa wnusual and tneonvenicat degree—finds a satisfactory solution in the following ex- tract from the Cincinnati Gazette, which says:— The land fever, which appears to have taken hold of people generally, ls baving a decidediy unfavorable effect upon the money markets of the country, and it ty bearing heavtly upon tho merchants of the largo cit County merchants, ia many cases, are engaged in land ppecula tions, and are thus using money that should be applied to the payment of their « ‘his may do, provided the inveatmenta prove profitabie; bat ehould tho speculative bubble, which has been inflated almost to a bursfing point, explode, the result will b: thing but comfortable. Tho city merchant who pr so fudulgent, will lose his claim, and the couutry merchant who is so recklees of bis credit as to allow his debts to run over, ip order to secure means upon which to epecnlate, will loce bis money and his credit besides. We hear of numerous cases where me: suffer their notes to go over, while they acknowledge hav- ing used the money in laud speculation, Its our opinion that the credit of such men st Se eneaetwrere out pi pooess nad merrinanis Who permit auch ‘are guilty of an uct of injustice to thomsclyed and he whole mergagiile community Stove . ‘Trrouawas, April 23, 1B57. PLOW Firgivia 6's... OT BWoshs Mesd’g RRA BF 1000 do... + Wy 2 do 1000 NYCRR sié's BS do TNO EricRE strotda TO8 4000 HuriktR Istm’ge 814% 2000 MiS sink Cu bda 74 HR 6000 do. 6600 i11 Cont Se 4000 LA CAM 8755, Joo H RRR 2 go. 65 36 ao . 1900 WS & N la RR. om do,. 5 90 Gal & Ohio RR 1708 2 100 5 800 Cley & Tol BR... Me & do, 1.05..6 408% S100 ¢ 100 Had River RR... 2 100 bo Sonu . & 160 6 Nor & 2 190 % “ttn es 1850 Reading Rit.... 81s 100¢ 190 00.,...009 BIN 155 . 1960 49,.....83 BI 50 ‘. 1 Oo. .819 Big FOla CA Milw Rit 600 do... OO 3 8 SECOND RO. S600 TI Cont RR ds, QOL 10H che ReadingRMt eS RIK 3000 G0... OH B00 MichSO&NTRR, 614 #) wha Ocenn Tank. 96 ; ; : 200 Krie RR... 2o . 109 Rs 6 +0 NO 1304 100 1900 12975 G 2 La Cros & Mi) Tut ur ¥ Cont RR. 1 do. do... FAILURE, SUSPENSIONS, ASSIGNMENTS, PTC. From tie Independent, April 23} arc the reported failures, maajnment:, &e., for the work :— A. B. Dunoklee, Bratticbors, V4, failed Wm. T. Landaw, Glover, Vt Williams & Sanger, New York TD. D, Case & Co., Now York city, awigned; ta’ about $18,000. ‘John F. Boll & Co., New York city, surpended. A. G. Howard, Now York cily, suspended, tabilities reported $70,000, Simmons & Short, New York city, eurpendes J. B. Cunningham, Peekskill, N. ¥ ) tailed aud aac Winston & , Utica, N. ¥., are endeavoring to cor prontise at a! per Cent. Nathaniel Mudge, Rome, N. ¥., assigned to Th ‘Mt ‘ton. Dd. G, Sev Oienevnty N, ¥,, assigned. ¥ i ees" N. ¥., suspended. = Keichan y Y,, assigned. George R- Dun & Go., Philadelphia, Pa., euspentod, B. B. Myrick & Co., Philadolphia, Pa, suspende t. EL ‘& Co. Baltimore, Md., duspended ia cone 8. Fonby & Bro., Baltimore, Ma., suspended; labiistes Titamn ‘Gooartch, Wheeling, Va, which $10,000 is said to bY New Orleans, la., asking aa exteu- j Mabili i bilities about $50,000. cota a masta, Fayeueritie, Ark., assigued; home out. Use ough Go Cheng aaa Coo, Go,» € x 3 im, Chicago, lik, assigned (0 J. & A lk ea R. W. Prive, Pann, 1il., euspended and left tho place Losee & Lovejoy, Wiimington Th. , suspended. vidi Mic Groen & Co., Grand ht " sed. Prien tanta Coldwater; Mich, lllode fh., suspended ; tt ws subd Aaron Armstrong, St. John, N. will pay in full. ——————— CITY COMMERCIAL REPOUT. ‘Trowapat, April 261". Wt Ange. —Tio sales embraced about $0 bbls. pots bi $s were al the same tabed. ww Bigo.; tho raleg Bias Tho reduced m Gomaed, combined with very wall of agury te-tbe, crops at the West ther and frost, to keep up prices, higher and extra gradea, which advanced per bbL, while comimon grades palea footed up about 8,000 a 9,000 bbls. at about tw lowing quotations — ‘Common to good State,... Common to good Michigan, Fectra State Wea especially for the About Be. & 100. were dull ant ovet¢; * severe colt % firmer, with sales of at , and Waders mixed, ti store, af 7c. wn white at To. a 60e, ye Hale of about Northern wore mado @® $1 64. Corn ( 1e. a 82c, for Southerw; Sic. a 87. cn O00. for Woatern. for fncluding hew Souther. yetlow 5 oat Lacan te connetiinn —The rales eurbraced about 2,000 bars Mo, at a Io, » wad 2,000 do, Maracaibo at 12%. a Ie Corres "he pales were confined to some 600 a 800 Vales, while prices were irregular, A Now Orleans des | jatch received to-day, reports wales of 11,000 bales, Mav Ket as by me frcet ts mean ae rr, } nominal. aut Ragagoments wore light and mors or ‘To Liverpool some heavy graies wore repor yen! 40 bbis. rosa at La od., wad Gour at rai Was nominal; Cotton was Laken ab hyd duced Btcek and hght receipts, Bales wore made for él ping at T5e. # BC, And for ety Uae ab BT HK, & Oe Lions wore aloady, with moderate gales, Low for hipment at bo. a 70, Prime sorts Wootecn wor Ite. #12, Tnom—daies of Scotch plz were mada, in a naiall w al 6a 6 moaths Fi.—Rook land waa firm, with aa’ 400 4 600 at $e, for Comumon, and at 1 15 for lun. Morass. Sales 300 bila, Outre rauscoy ato,at 62° bbIs. Now Orleans, at Tbe.; 100 hhds. clayod, 240 Goa mucovada, bI0. Navas, S10itis,—THe market continted ( 2m, wit ever, With tne ocourrence of ioe—probabiy q fase The acvance in breadatafYs, with light atooks, bad @ tendency ments. Nothing of moment was roported fur Ciaegow or Ure continent. A pmall ship wae token up fr Lisbon or Cadiz, Wo load with pipe stra, at $26 per Mt Liay.—Tho market was firm and higher, owing W re of 6,000 Dhls, rosin, to arrive, at $16 foe Gt0 foe Spirits urpet.ting and crude do, were frm O18. —Linseed continuga dull at 82, a Mo, Wha and pert were auchanged. Prussinoai—Pork—The market waa heavy, will palew of mboutt00 a 600 bbia. now mead at Sco 60, 6 lots nt $22 60, and prime’ at $19 5 at Sth [0 a$lo 60. Prime mess wi nnd 170 bbls. beef hamaswere sold at $2. bo, fim and in good demand, with gales of 112 lids. b ide ea, inc i was nleady, with aales of 300 & 400 bobs c., the inside Agure for No. 1 fair request, ut change in quotatio 1, With ales OF Mout 160 Leroes, Wt 4% TCARA—Tho market wag aotive and firm, with wal incheding pbont GOO moiado, at THC. m Be; Rome I tivo, low grade, at about 10540. a LO¥e., and dhe der, Cuba uriecovado, chiefly at 9¥Ko. 4 1040. #11 made in Boston ab 81 80 o: Clover seed continued dull at 10. a 126. Wasiasy. $00 bil, wore sold at 240. Operations tn Real Kis ‘Tho following aalea were mado yesterday by suctloa the Merchants’ Exchange: 8 story br 106 FU west of Madison ay. ‘y 8.9, ench $8,480 1 cor. Lexington ay. abd S80 bt, 22.890. i 1 Li it 1 Jot ndjoining, 22x89. ii oethenst cor. Lst 100 AW. and 40H, wt, 25 6s rear, Adjoining,’ 25x 8 82d ot: 25x10 25x10, ¢ lot south’ side of be: A TAL wircet x0... ‘ PORTO2, cack $260 Of Suh av. and Jol U3 Sout Wi ot., Loe + Neck "ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED For Situations and Help Wanted, see Gth pnge. |”; Sarees x ‘cau be bad, wholesale Srude Vrincital hardware ptorce, at the salearooms ends of the the fuxt three chapters of and exchung story now Put ATKATED NKWSPAPER, EXCITEMENT! * Heauuful gooda\ , Reuanels and lngeain carp HIRAM ANDERSON, warts, y. Prive ‘one ine e-wentby return oil oe SAMNS Q. ALAM, Hout o eSTING veesph of price, Ad ree ? (ies confid-atind, | Sereh ef the company eas es (ite aed Maes of wae uu . ool & Crawford, Vickaburt, Mist, suspended; | gw lawe and tvniia, ¥rom suction AL price from #8 to 8 KKLAY & FichOOKOY, DA Beoady pre Cy he lat png ATTON, the benusit Nk DPSbIS 1 - 2a Kx 60 NW oF a pewee: and moet extenf!ve assortment to to V. HAUGEWOUT & © way, corner of iseoe OCVEN'S INODOROUS PR ” J Cleane kid giowem withrut dhe @ilghtest mime! ruo on Le gore wou A piece of flannel ead the dart junta’. Rppeare; one Dowie cleans Why Wikies: St ID YOU READ [¥ THE HERALD OF ‘om the tx ne firwt Uhree chap! CEATLON, the bes nd eneiting eter y new pu aida PRANS LESLIE" STRATED NRWSPAPLE, feu yooress KID GIOVE CLEANER. Tom boule cleans Bay pace CLARK £0, 298 Heo! BY age the scle pees ot the Ine: none tn Wales KROSENE COTTA. ¥ fo. n K Aduminaiin oi Korowene bunnacie ctl. Porsiae cattwag gre ane Srowene The a8 olla can be chained oy me corer @ASKFLL AR MSMUIAG OF BRLA, ‘Wie a Porat of Miss fa tro a Price ee. THK LIFE OF Ci TTR BRONTS. Anchor of "Jane Fela iiewe,* be. BY Wn. ASEH, Author of “Mary Barton,” “ Kuti,” North and South. As 8 erent interest is felt ia eyerybing ‘conn wih ' ule “ie wuibor of "3 ar peck “p. APPLETON '& Co, rah oem, q N 146 and M8 Broadway, New vere, TYIIA CLAYTON [4 THE NAME OF TIT WHA 4 now publishing in FRANK 1 1 Wark Pda fet of k ia yeatorday's Herald, la YoUrged tne Me mi) two, #4. pA te ad THE AUTHOR OF “The Kae DINEVOR PRRILACE, of “Toe Hele of edeiy fe, * Flewetae ase.’ rola, b From ear'y eheet Wil plesse rward thets orders oc D. APPLETON & CO., Popity “a By the author Tookseliera auhors mew at B%o, auseed continued dull; sales of 2,000 bags Cy AY GUR'R ORIENTAL EXTRACT.—BUNIONS, CORNS, re Wikowanae ain Be dite fon We lave! the bamact Ulark & Uo Pe? vain eve MA liberal discount ve a (ease, er « Heel contained With hale.’ of about 300 a 400 bbis., including prime Ta 1260, and moss at BIS & $14, andl ropwked W os Arin ab 388 4500, Lacon Wise wl at Tio. Cat meats wore sleady, with sales of 150 ting shoulders at 8%. and bams at L0%c. at Buder aud 0s ‘ 28, ots re ab 00 2 BVERY DAY. | “PATENT GROUND BAW, nefacturers, and 31 Gold nireet, or A the works, or of | And Columbia cicests, N.Y. st aes J ID YOU RAD IN THE HERALD OF Rtg: $2 ‘ &e., cured in one week by the use of thls Ensiera jeunt Ulue dress coales 1 Cloth {rok pole... a RN {o 4 0 * & os © drees janie... de 4 We) moire anugue and pili vets me Fi ss . a va | ~ lolthing warehouse, cot, between Gold sat CIN Pareet, LAYTON fa THE NAME OF TING 8 now pullman in FRANK 4 at say Did you reut the coday's Herald. last pager ew — Rete joruuti.on about eewing No. 60 nnd 66 Pulu cuaptere of 4 a yee thatoan be naked on the eudjee All who Tearn how & purchase a sowing machine with = Tene tens bronk eas ve, mae end wll be ned vipon by way of the humo \ fore the pubye M. blager a cots Gbcctes will be onah ly, by fetter or otherwise. MOBING ER & 0, B25 ThA BET, oA Cte of table niet yer wo K 199 ‘broadwee T° ADVERT LICR, Omomariom 123,000. vs why It late pou Uilewet le sveetian k pee te Teoh Aris Whink e Wewae Apa use The cuuh.won Lb awaLone, ©) Because the paper moes Into every ofty and yu 2. he Oise, feng Caditoeeabs Monae a New Orichua te Utals 2 Ke tokeu QY & clesa of peeps who can afrea c buy youu Wwarta. Si No deatenved after (8 ead, bul bound tae volunen for fatuie. rokectace, bad quencher fornan » perpetual advertisement. vo A, Peers By, Besmne 14a eatimated dias enc Land te aden bY tal mien of Lecple 6 Beeauag are, qh coma ‘tine fr , ising, whine, fo promertion Lo Maeke = Cheaper thee 6a, other amedum a Advertisers, mark thems (wots! ITE ON BR Sea ine ) ib @ polnon te AM wiao w disguatiny ail's Tokal, prepared bovh old an habit of bacco chewing show ins miid form and ineresaed. de young; pecfumes the breath = Caled al megne mud drug morewy whale up sialrn 10 GROCERS, LIQUOR DRALERS, AND REOTH! —Dr, Reuehiwanger's new favoring, 1 to 60, for fin, Fut, Hoban whiny, apple pene, Lon, and b noes port Wino, hf a for Nquors; bem cognac ol), tn on boud, ut all imitation for sale, ‘cia, vr the Le PRU OIEEW AN ORES 3B halts wry BUADKA, Al mauiiaouiree’s prices, Gi cents roa ap wants, RELTY & FEROURON, ED) Wy Uibkwkts AND MOUSTACRKS FORORD to lx weeks, by my onguent, which injure the ckia. SL & tyre 4 we RAT AM, fog Broadway, wad ao Marrtea, ~—On Wednesday ‘22, at the rent ies uacho, Joshua Willedts, Weak, fo Dr. Munday, M. Vicrom B Bsmameto 4 On Wednestay, Apel 2%, by Row. Mar *, Thott to Miss Jane Hlownow, of Creve ang 59 ¥ ‘ a a Inemday evening, sph Seligman, ag. Tay M4 Coun WO Mise Sanus tenance, ll @ —In this city, on Wednesday” tev. Franklin Al Slater, of Key sony to Miss Maiua C. Eiwanoery wards, of New Koobolle, N. X. .unly papors please copy yi Wednesday, April $2, by the Rew A done A. Grange, of Cape Town, ver'T,, daughter of % W. C, Moare, Aprit a papers please copy. w—Roown.--On Wednesday, April 22, by Mr. S. W. Thine, Gf Nort Adadnis, A. Room, of this city: " the ew. Maw, @ tr | bort Bicas 4) OC Manchantar, Kung. agro: Hira ric —0n Sunday’, Apel *s brother, by the Rew. Trnunaculats peng 40 cond ir Howen, pas Concaplina, On Wedacsday, 1 hod Becchoe, KowaaD Bs ave aoe 3aows,—C Broome wi ber age. ther notice will be given In the morning vay. —On Thursday, A Marcarer, wile Of Joie y, in the 59th year of age. “relatives and frieads of the Memily aro r Jed to widond her foaeral, from hor tale Bis) mong 4 hiicenth street, (omorrow afternoon, at 2 o’cieaa | Californie paner > copy | _ Brace.—On Thursday, April 23, afer a short | | Hane wows, in the Oud yor | | B | T tow of the Inte Joho 2. Black, aged 44 yoars, fricads aud acgtsintances of the 4 on inlaw, Robert L. Jones, are tteod tae fuveral, from the Jane street hy, this afternos pwr. —On W wy, April 2, Samat, daaghter of ck and Julin A. Beidwin, aged 1 yoar and 3 day ° . 1 friends i tee taal iy are nosd invited to at thiw afternoon, at 2 ofctedk, ta, Arect day, A, est : ar eee Teer eee | Ghd, aged 2 year mep lias. Vie Polauves am Js are inyiled tomttend the feme- ral, from the r hus parckts, second door trem » LAR A Ue lh Paes tyros morrow sternoen, ab | 2o'ciock ARATION INSEANTN® orewene tab rteating i NO, 1. fercaene lubelesting FBG, Us cheapest (utbe!oow ever P ¥ Clem {am fod View of (aworta Chen the - a iret a usd MA Brondwhy, New Yor QCMmsAcLarton 18 THE NAME OF THE HEAUTIF a 5 exciti; Ww publishing In FR ia Sines MAE nif yo chapters of it in ‘* Oy ee Grangt wat in Det cee a \ ANK URSIN S IR. Did yor red the hess ewe id. inal paget Se ——— —A LARGE ASSORTHY: pictures ed, A pair of mans, pie | trea inate for a1 OMe | seta 18 Broad wy. | on Casany.—On Thursday | 2, By mae Casapy, (a @o Ath your of hy The relative sol friends of tho fimlly are reapeottatigr invited to altond hor funeral, trom. the recldsess of Bor Urother-ialaw, Joan Moteal, No. T Jay street, Brookigm, thia adternoon,' nt 2 o'clock 7 On Wodoewtay, the Sad (nat, Jom & J. ©. aud Mary Chambertin, agod 4 yours aud 6’ months ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited te a. fend the funeral, tis v0, 4 o'clock, from the ret dence of his paroute, ~cond avenue, witheut further uy Halden. Faruwrt.—Suddenly, oo Wednesday, 224 inet; tr. ae cue Fawn the 18d: yer of bly ‘The relati¢e eu Vers of the J are requemed tt ud bis funeral, from the rectdoecoot hls husks amv gabeth street, thus aft ©, at? o'clock, Ein romaine will Be tk 1 ia Calvecy Gmetery, u—On Thursday, Ag and bo, we ot OW. ) filet, and the members of Mermaa, Lo are ted toatiend hee funeral Nemrtber o4 rat leony -cipho street, to morrow mera. ate in wo rewpeettully invited to a end bie Ltrs (y church, Broadway, oppexdo Wall street, U on, 8. 1 o'clowk, without Cacthar tm- vitat April 23, aNer her Kurts, aud daughter of ace and Crieads of (he family are Eaomann, aged ine relauy respect Invited to attend hee fuuteal frome cy f Gtroet, t 19 o'eloe' olay, Apel! 22, after ashort @- ' «00 Youkers, Westebotter couse, N. ¥,, tm tho Sist your of lite age. Tho'friends cf the facaily are respectfully invited to at food bis fiacral, at lls late cosvdence in Youkers, Unie af- wroowe, 2 o'clock. ‘To Itve ta Chrtst, to dic ta gata. | qizenwron.<=0n Thursday, April 23, Exmasera Com. wooo, aged 99 years The fri ads of Henry R. Pradway and Bagh 8, ~pectfaily intiter to attend the tineral pa aay afternoon, at L o'clock, Crom the residence of Hagh 5. Pet. lock, No. 8 Jay treet. Her remains will be taken to Ha. vervtraw for interment. M eos) —On Thursday, April 23, Mrs. Tamm § Mews, a the 63d year of her age. ‘The relac.ves aad frieuds are invited to attend the fase. ral, from hee late residence, 41 Boerum street, Williaa burg, W morrow afternoon, at 14 o'clock. Mescemt.—On Wedarsday, April %, of comumpten, Mr. Jammy Mercure, aged 30 years, ‘The relatives and friends aro lavited to at tend hia funeral, from tho residence of hia sister, We Mary gine, 547 Columbla street, South Brooktya this afternoon, at 2 oteioek. Limerick and Queens county papers please copy. Meuray.—In Perth Amboy, RY ’ ope rer April 20, Avexanpan Menai, a native of "] laad, bul for thirty years a resident of the city of Hew Lorit, in the 66th year of bis nae. w4 On Thursday morning, April 2%, afer 9 teat he ietinw, sexton aud undertaker at. Pree Wiiuamsberg. tthe caareh this morning, owl be § golem requiem maar Fence ot ba soul Hie friends nad ea ny ted to attend bis Cunoret, Ws face this afternoon, Wt 6.8% O'CLOCK, 3 (Ga papers Teens CORY rome Pure, relict of the Inte Maniel Peek, oa ‘of her family, and o€ her som, Geo. HL. srotner-in-law, Howard EB. Coates, are “ed w attend her Fuwersl, from St. Saptea’s afternoon, ner of Hroome and Chrystie streets, on — On Wednesday, April 22, Rowarn Rotana, late nboat Flor, aged 40 y ar, 4 monthe sad 1 Trienda Aud SCQUAIRIATCEs AO reRpecttaily tn 1 te iene aieenl, the aflernocm, at 1 o'clociy”froen BBS | tate residence at Fort Lee. | Sraxsnany.—On Monday, April 13, at Adanta, Dl., i phoid fever, JomN ML Staxsmusy, in the 90th yoar of } sae | Torrosvan, On Paper morning, Looe (ana, (fam } daughter of FU ant Klin & Tateosyad. The relatives and Friends of the Ag mene Ae 4 tend the Mineral, thie afternoon, at 2 0 , from the dooce of her patewta, 8TBleccKer etrest, without further | tayitation, Warron.-—In Philadel on Tivetay, Apetl 21, Macam 2. Galp ehh ok hw eet ene areas: aged 4 years en