The New York Herald Newspaper, July 19, 1866, Page 2

2 NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY LY, 1866, “ Rares ee i oeetttieagge nent The business transacted at the Sub-Troasury ia this i risca as to the dis- hundred dollars roward has been offered for the recovery FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | 76 isiuess tmnsatod at the Sub-Tros CMPORTANT COTTON DECISION, | mingd.ercept ov the trial, a quetion arise a to the de THE NEW EXCISE LAW. Ot tbe articles bet the pomessor. tas awk pot arsed Up. ~~ ~ Receipts ........$2,210,059 Por eustoms.... .. $351,000 — he a denne hk Aree: Seermaye Seo Somaing SBR. / NE AAS ae Sr: oe RATE eae ef UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. Fee oe at ae ert cuit or prosecution, halt | SETTLING THE ORDERS GRANTING ABSOLUTE INJUNCTIONS. | with the romantic names of Carric and Helio, residing lm n stoady today, and the | Balamee.........89,258,151 be and coutigas in ke foree and, elect’ aa if the’ same Court of Common Ploas—Ch Before Judge Nelson. Alexander Dennistown e als. vs. Simeon Draper. —This case, which has been before the courts for some time, has been decided in favor of the defendant on the point meee ale tdgen bers. Mera" tiver'on Tusaday, sad’ y some, malsioss lose to Gnal ont and s N river on Tu A yy some srcile iste mine man We ao ast hoekt cor Before Judge Cardoso. vos after a coriain time jovially carousing in the authority to deal with this cotton, 90 a5 U0 preserve the | Ju.y 18.—The court room was crowded to-day with aa | Otto Cottage Hoboken. The whole Sing wer rn of all parties to the same during the litigation, and, | anxious gathering of liquor dealers to hear the final | done uaconaiantis: paar har 9e io Teesllonion ay {Citghould ture out in the end that Cie court tad 2° | orders of Judge Cardozo in the different injunction cases | ta tace be She ida md Tho stock market has b tendency of prices is upwal @ being assisted fy the extreme monetary ease. ‘The tropical heat of the weather seems hardly to exert an adverse influence The Boston bank statement for the past two weeks is as follows:—The statement for the week closing July 9 is incomplete, one bank failing to make a retura:— July 9. July 16. , the upou the speculative tide, aud the motto of the street | y, % 7,23 mainly contested—the jurisdiction of the United States ‘same, take better care of her health, ahd he fur. fs still “Rxcolsior."" The fellows on the street are all Specie Oey aoe courts in the matter a8 against the jurisdiction of the | the causes, Why ee it ne al jon is So which have been brought before his Honor within the ished ber with aclight wage for an excursion Aer ‘long; but no youth representing Longtellow, accord- | Legal tender notes 22.600,839 | Stato courts. ‘Tho facts are these:—In January and | Of the cotton by amicable adjustment, the ub- | last two or three weeks, =, SN ape ager ear np ery amy fog to the poem, has yet been met with. “Excolsior” | Qeperatnns isacionall. poy 2iizqs'o9 | February, 1865, the Treasury agents of the United States | Jet may be brought before us, by suber par Mr. Smythe, who appeared on bebalf @r the majority | fyily to the lot of some mortals, but having no particuiar fs navertheless the watchword, especially of the “ame | Circulation (State).. ‘391,706 415,113 | Seized in the State of Georgia @ large quantity of | however, respectfully suggest the propriety of a of the liquor dealers, remarked that inasmuch as the | relish just then for an excursion. ducks,” who are anxiously watching their opportunity The business transacied at the Chicago Clearing House | cotton, claimed to be confiscable ‘and abandoned | °f the article undor the direction of the Court, the pro- | Holt and Driscoll cases involved all the questions at LP A 5 Ro Pl to make “a carn," was as foliows at tho undermentioned dates: Property under various laws of the United States. | Sr'mme tin sanen® Our practice 10 dlncet oct proceeds | ae ee tae tee caeent orm fr the court te UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE. At the early session of the open board Erie sold at | July Cle Balances. | These agents, under direction of the Treasury De- | to be deposited with the United States Trust ‘dompany forthe Board of Excise could have no objection. Before Commissioner Osborn. \ 654; 0X. New York Central 102, Michigan Southern $229,935 | partment, shipped this cotton to Simeon Draper, | Of the city of New York, at such interest as may be Mr. Bliss, who appeared for the Exeise Commissioners, The case of James against James Hughes, ois Central 123, Cleveland and Pitteburg 84%. 185,567 | United Si = * | agreed on, for the benefit of whom it may concern. said that there were some two hundred and eighty-eight | ansng out of the alleged bounty jumping case at Ho- , 6 MK, 210,150 tates cotton agent, to be disposed of by him | “Messrs, Fisher & Thomson, Charles O’Conor, William | injunction cases in all. A few of those cases differed | boken, has been adjourned till Tuesday next, whoa the Kook Island 97, Fort Wayne 99, Northwestern 3634— 230,343 | for the benefit of the government; on the arrival of the Evarte and Francis Piberepent for. Der &Co.; | from the Holt and Driscoll cases. For inatauce some of | summing up of counsel on both sides will take place. preferred 653%, Canton 524, Western Union Telograph 164.464 | cotton here, replevin suits were brought by Dennistoun msg oe ag age et a ane yore for wee pacieer nen their own Lert ae ae than - = | 5344. At the Grst regular board the market was firm. & Co,, claiming to be the owners of the property by pur- r bs iff did bas lyn, AND New York Centrat closed ‘g higher than at the iets chase in the South, by which suits they took poseasion sab niki aetna hor ie tun boca dosed by pong MARRIAGES DEATHS: hat!-pact two board yesterday, Reading 34, Ilinois Cen- »111,127 | of the cotton; at this stage of the case Mr. Courtney, . BROKERS’ (0 be constitutiona: trai I, Rock Island 3, Michigan Southern 3, Fort United Slates District Attorney, fled a writ of certiorari | BANKERS’ AND TAK, | Judge Cardozo—As for tbe Brooklyatnjunetions Ewould | Pregeax_Guar.—tn thiselty, on Sunday, July 18, bp Wayae 'x, Northwestern preferred 3%, Westera Union - NEW: YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. under the ‘force act” of 1833, and also took proceed- ferved. Although'T have no doubt as t0-the juris. oe ee eee Anderson, D. D., Feaxou Yams, Telegraph %. Erie was % lower, Cleveland and Wroxeepar, July 18, 1 ings under the so-called habeas corpus act of 1863, by UMTED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. diction. Of tabs court “in rag teen Oe Pe ara hice aird oma) Alam taamadia Pusburg 3, Aantic Mail 5. Government securities First Sexsion—10:30 A.M. which the cases were removed from the Supreme Court Before Judge Noléon. fajungtion matters. Tt tua through « mistake hat these | 108d0m Papers please copy. wore du'l, ané under the decline of fre-twentios in Lon- | #14000 U86's, 'S1, reg.109%4 100 she At Mail $3Co 11534 | of the State of Now York to the United States Circuit | Lusher C. Clark and Others we. Sylvester P. Gilbert and | Brooklyn injunetions Wore issued, and I shall now enter | 2, DoWD —Enazsan “On Wednesday, Jaly 18, at Ss dow on tive Tth inst, to 66% a 67 the issue of 1862 sold at | Soon Use. Sze, gs oe go N¥ Central RR.. 105% | Court; then Mr. Praper retook the cotton; the plain- | sheridan Shook.—Tho bill a fled in this cage against the Sp onder vacediag spam, - Ae fo.the other Sie (6 COGS t Dajasen OUDOES: Ub Eiouiser. Wanswhay of the enaee wt suthirty motes were steady. Coupon five | 12000 US6's,5-20¢, '65 105% 19 do. {| tis made & motion before Judge Nelson, on | dofendanta, who are the asseasors and collectors of the | fonctions absolute, and Twill sign i ing the in- | piace. No cards. tweaties of the third issue were 14 lower. TENT S+10,1st 5,108% 200 Frie RR. the 224 of May last, for an order remanding | Tnirty.second Collection district of New York, under the | Mr. Smythe sald he would propare the order during the | ww "Trnics: gionet Brceet Brieudiee’ Oecorat Bite At the one o'clock sessions the market was firm; at the reg i these sutts to the Supreme Court of the State fortrial, on | internal revenue laws, for the purpose of restraining Ys oe ron ee ae he wishoa | Warrasnr, U.8 V., to Mrs, Louisa M. Joussom, of i tiatf-past two board tt was strong. New York Central ; Foe med paperiastr ts nan Da the premies Judes | them trom the assessment and collection of « tax claimed | to bo enlightened. Was it the intention of the court to | OWOK,N. Y. No caida i : closed 11g bivber than at the first rezular board, Erie 4, Nelson baz just rendered his opinion, as given below. to have accruod agaiust the platntifis as bankers, doing | grant costs in all of the two hundred and eighty-cight | poy John Quincy Adanis, arn a wancee fing Cloveland and Pittsburg 44, Rock Island 4, Northwest- eae It is proper to gay that there are one hundred and ton | pusineas as brokers, within #aid district, under tho fol- | G888, Orsimply in tho two test casos which bad been | niger, youngest daughter of Joka V. Demarest, Kua., other suits, involving the game questions, which are de- A erded fa aged aud the amount involved ia, all the waseeeree 85% | cuits is gait upwards en millions of lara. it 1 Cleve & Pits RR. = wil! be ceen that Judge Nelson retains the cases in the Ride err S* | United Ctates Court for trial. ‘The opinion will also be of 50 MlinoisCont BR. 124 great interest to the legal profession as settling a ques- all of thia city. referred °4, Fort Way 4 Western Union Tele- Ulster it} ‘3 pl r county papers please copy. 4o.. ¢ ower, Government securities were inactive, | 14000 NY 6's, ‘72. no transaction in them, excepting a slight | 4ovd Kirte 3d mort. : Fy notes of the second series, which de- | $000 Mich 8's, n. 1. clined 1, 1000 Miss Mol. ¢ 200 = Mich i & N Ind., lowing circumnstances:—The plaintiffs have a liconse as ir. MoKeon (very condescencingiy)—We don’t ask bankers, and bave from time to time received at thoir | them to pay costs, Wo are perfectly satiafiod to let the banking house stocks, ‘bonds and butlion for sale; and costa go. j rooabe tte ow: 3 also have, during the same time, reci of ex. PY Sige RR .CKLAND, —At ridge, Now Jersey, on Wedaes- change and promissory notes for discount and sale; and | ACTION AGAINST THE SECOND AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY. | day, July 18, Mrs. Dovoray, widow of John Ackland, i bg 0. 0.0 tion of practice in the removal of suits by writ of certio- | did discount and soll the aame on and for the account of aged 67 years. At the half-past three open bonrd the market continued | Soy Cies Altstm Qi, 100 do...2d call 124 | cari from the State tribunals to the Circust Court of the | the parties from whom received, and charged the vns- Supreme Court—Chambers. The rela‘ives and friends of the family, also her stromag. Erle sold (at €68¢ a G84, Maw Yosk Genie} sab anaes hela En eet |e aes een tomary componsation ag bankers; and also during the Bofore Judge Clerke. Thos, R. Akland, and the membors of Eastern Star sie sok 6 0 6535, D 40 shs Urean Bank, 100 ° 500 do... Decision. time aforesaid did, at their banking house, lend andad- | pyiiam Coleman and Catharine Mullijan vs, Tie | lodge No. 227, F. and A. M., Corinthian Chapter Ne. 105);, Michipan Soathern ii, Cleveland and’ Pitts {20 BE of Comw'b-. 108 70 ds z This is a motion in three actions of repleyin, brought | vance moneys to various parties om stock’, bonds and 7 4 poe A Benjamin 7, | 15% and Morton Commandrey No. 4, are respectfully im- bur and 9734, Northwestern 362 —proferred | fy MOUTH Nat Gauk 1g%, 1290 Cine « NW wel 434 | yy the plaintiffs against the defendant in the Supreme | Dullion, and after such advances and loans did sell nud | Second Avenue Railroad Company and Benjamin 7. | vived to attend the funeral, trom No. 96 East Twenty- aS. Fort Wayne, 0087, Gambeniand 4834, Canton os 600 Cleve & Tol Court of the State of New York to recover possession of | stocks, bonds and bullion on account of the parties from | Sea/cy.—This was a motion made on the part of the de- | seventh street, on Fri TaQOD, at two o'clock. ‘ ee * some four hundred and sixty-one bales of cotton, ‘The | whom the same were received, and to whom the moneys | ¢endant Sealey for judgment in his favor against his co- | AxMocr.—At Bergen Polat, after a short but severe Atterwards thy market closed steady, the quotation defendant has taken proceedings to remove the litigation | were lent and advanced, doducting from aaid sales the 1 406. sents the Second A: bration tein illness, Pact ARMOUR. Hult-paat aving been as uidest—Now.¥ nt into this court, The motion, on the part of the plain- | moneys so loaned and advanced, with the interest and jendanta, aaa avonne Rallro mpany, upon | Purther particulars of funeral, &o., will be given tm 103%f a 103%, Erie 6534 265',, Hudson River 114% a | 900 Boste ‘ tiffs, is to test the legality of these procecdines, and to | customary charges a8 bankers; and also bought and | the report of B. W. Bonney, Eaq., tho refereo herein, for | morning and evening papers. 116, Rendle so i a alOMe MG ; 100 Maripe Femand the causes hark to the State court. ‘The second | sold stoclee, bond, &c., onthe:rown account, and not.or | ehe sum of about $20,000, The material facts, accord. | BAkRu.—After a short illness, Gorar 0, 15 ng 11044 a 11034, Mic > enon section Of the act of March 2, 1833 (4 St. at L. p 632), | commiasion or for others. The tax Claimed as having ine’ te. Oe te botaintiail _ | youngest son of George and Amanda Baker, aged Clevaland and Pittsburg 84°) a 85, fshund 9 100 Quick provides that the jurisdiction of the circuit courts | accrued out of the above dealings is one-twentioth of oac | 195 to the papers in the case, are substantially 45 | years’ 6 months and 3 days. O32," NOPLCGAIGERT BAG SA ceeannttaad BERET r the United States shall extend to all cases in | per centum, monthly, onal! the sales of the stock, bonds, | follows:—In December, 1862, the city of New |” The friends and acquaintances of the family are im- é prethianar ie r aee en bhentenclae i Ip co bi ie ss iw and equity arising uader the revenue taws of under’ the ninety-ninth section of the act (13 U. 8. | york conyayed to Denton Pearsall and eight other per- | Vited to attond the funeral, on Friday afternoon, at two Forl Wayne 993; @ 993, Second Sessi the United aud the third section, p. 273), which Imposes the tax on brokers, and o'clock, from the restdence of bis parents, 124 Bast “hankers daing business as brokers.” The question in | 3008 a right or priviloge to lay the track used by the | gwenty cighth street $5000 Tenn 6's, uew 70 the case is, whether or not the plaintfs in carrying on | above mamod company in this city. Inu January, Braks.—On Tuesday, July 17, Jauxs Boage, aged 38 10000 Ohio& Miss cer Money ¢ 103 abundant Tae “That. in any case where a suit shall be brought in a state court against any oflicers or other person x -eptonal loans a. four, pyar 7 100 sis West aUn 200 Chi & NW for or on account of any act done under the revenne | tie aforasait business under a banker's license are (o be | 1353, the company was organized and became a cor- | Yeats. j class commercial paper pa ont. 200 Gao laws of the United States, or under color thereof, or on | rezarded as bankers doing business as brokers. The first | ton under the gonoral railroad act ofthis State, tm | ,, dit telatives and fricnds are respectfully invited to » Treas lisbursements are supply of 400 Chi & Rk Gs RR account of any right, authority or title set up or claimed | subdivision of the se onty-ninth section (p. 251) roe, 1" Font bac atteud Lis funeral, from hie late Yesidence, 189 Kant Rea, a cln oeaden 100 do..... DLO by such officer or other person under ang such law of the | that bankers employing capital, not exceeding $50,000, | November, 1855, the grantees sold and assigned their | Twentioth street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at twe 600 Mar & Gin 1st pt Vaited States, it shall be lawfel for such defendant, at | shail pay $100 for a license, and two dollars for every | franchise to the company for the consideration of | °clork, y sod by the news t any tine before til, upon a peliton to the cireait eaurt | thousand this amount; and then definas the Los $200,000. In November, 1861, the plaiatifl, Witliam | Eng a Bree fy on Wednesday, July 18, Doss. i u greed to an armistice wi - 89 P. and for t district in w e! ved with , company, & vi ‘ aed id i“ " ‘uf foun and za yor, a : Balada capa aria ep lots Aida. ' a dean pragaat, setting tort cue Alare of thie wat sea veriteday ts 9 Coleman, purchased from the grantees or their assignees | months and 24 da wi ebay baie penile qnoision.iyae teense sbi rane a, . 300, Fite Paver oe the petition by affidavit, together with a certificate of an | deposit or collection of money or currency, subj thirty-one fortioths of this claim; and, with Mrs, Catha- Tho friends of the family are respectfully requested point there was a decline to 149, followed shiaahoadl leat} vigils cea attorney or counsel, setting forth that as counsel for the | paid or remitted upon draft, check or order; (2) where | sy ia acs Wetec sented sixefor. | £2 attend the funeral, from the residence of her fath > 15014, -mnd a relapse to 14947. At t price | fq erie RR...... petitioner he bas examined the proceedings! against him, | money is advanced of loaned on stocks, tonds, bullion, | Tine Mulligan, the other plainti, represented six-for- | 95 Branklin avenue, this (fhuriday) afternoon, at t Shunt ean a dinpesliben Us Wat. Gad OA Gaaegens Eee ind has carefully inquived ito. all the matters set forih | billy of exehange or promissory notes; (3) where stocks, | tisths, asadministrator of the estate of Richart T. Mut- | o'clock. ‘ firs at 149° Loans were generally mate tat, tuo | ‘000 Sart ME ee ee ee ee et eae ent orale dhall be cpacod'e Renker | Ext, dacemet Tov ytner bron focsatAs, belonged vend _, LE Oc enas at Disman ani dase’ eueiarien axeiiaton’ a-falitd 0. Sn per cent for carry: Caurt, e., and shail Le filed’ in the-ollice of the clerk, | under thisact.”” Besides the license feo exacted. the | the defendant Sealey. Before the commencement of | aged 7 months and 5 days 7» se ipsa o ry ; : aH Sh Se be ant the Cause shall thereupon be entered upon tho | banker, under the one hundred and tenth soction (page | this action Mr, Sealey was requested to join with the | — The friends and relatives aro respectfully invited to at- ing, The sb na nt of spe by this jay’s steamers SoU bom oul etincien docket of the court, and shall be thereafter proceeded | 277), pays a tax of one-twenty-fourth of one percentum | plaintiffs in the prosectition of the same, but declined so tend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at four ageraparer 00, of whic the Cuba, from Boston, | {0} BostouWatFows 2 chal weause orivinully commenced in that court." The | monthly upon the average amount of denosita—one- | to do. i o'clock, from No. 134 White street, tok $275,000, and the Alleppo, from this port, $56,000. | ayy bape oe cae Bae el con then provides for the issuing of a writ of cer- | twenty-fourth of one per centum monthly upon the average On the 9th day of Decemter, 1861, thia suit was insti- Brorsy.—On Tuesday, July 17, Mra, Evtex Brormy, cs i DoD, Pearedirrne gens | FW aa Oo 2 tiorari to the State court requiring the same to send to | amount of the capital of his bank beyond the amount | tated to recover the sum of $200,000 and interest, aud | aged 74 years. Foreign oxchange was inactive, aml the rates were}, 50 AtiantioM R3.Co 112 the cireait tho record and proceedings in the causo— | invested in United States bonds—one-twelfth of one per | Mr. Sealey was necosaarily made a defendant under secy | The relatives and friends of the family are r: nowia!, Baukers’ bills on England at sixty days wero COMMERCIAL REPORT and ee it . be es — of the ker op oar contum monthly on the average hee of etroalation tion his of Se ee ot the begneretins com: | fully in steal Ho sitar SE from 484, Seventh tuted at 109 © 'Z, short sight wa %, O cs ef , stay all further proceedings in such cause, and the same “dl bank —and, in addition, one-sixth of one | plaint was served on $ yy at about the time ihia action | avenue, this (Thu ) afternoon at two o'clock. aia ” xt Pitas 2 sii “gh ae a ty ee tod Weovxsnar, July ts—6 P.M. shall be deemed and taken to be removed to the said ger ‘monthly on the amount of circulation be- | was begun, when be appeared by R. 1. Bown, his attor Beookiey.—ouddenly, on Tuesday, July 17, by pros- a rable degree of distress among the drawers'on Asuea,—Roceipts 22 bbls; were dull ad nominal at | circuit; and any further proceediues, trial or judgment | yond nincty per centum of the capital. The license fee | ney. Mr. Bowne put in ho answer, nor had he taken | tration {rom heat, Joun BRooxtey, aged 42 years, in the ntl eities, and the general opinion among the a $8 374, for pots. tu the State court shall be null-and void. Tho | and tho above tax are the burdens imposed on the | any steps im the case until he gave notice of this wotion. amploy of Messrs. Pellowreaa & Cole, 61 Liberty street. of the German Wouses is that if the war in gaol defendant im these actions claims that he was an} banker for the privileges contorred. Now, among these | The company interposed an anaver to the complaint, al | If there aro any of his relatives or friends ia the city Arent 8 aed Breapsicres —Roceipts 9,010 ybls. flour, 210 do. corn | oflicer under the revenve laws of ths United | ig the privilege of doin, business set forth in the bill’ | leging, among other things, that the grantees had ov as- | they are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from eld nly terminated it would tend to advance | 69), 12,942 buslicis whoa, 210,021 do, corn, 27,400.do, | Slates, having been appointed by the Secre- | of complaint, and to wifich we have referred at large; | signable interest in the grant or franchige referred to, | the New York Hosp:tal, 219 Broadway, this (Thursdayp the price of gold by withdrawing the prospect of increas | oa:5 and $909 do rye. The market Cor State and Wests tary of. tne Treasury in pursuance of law; | and yet it iselaimed the plaintiffs are liable to the addi. ; and -setting up, algo, the statute of limitations. The | afternoon, at thre o'clock. ed exnorts of breadstuffs in consequence, which we at | a. gour continued duti, and priced of the chi 1 and that he was in pussersion of the cotton and keld it 1 tional tax as brokers iflod in tho ninety-ninth vec. | hoi of the case before the referee commenced about | St. Joasph, Susquehanna county (Pennsyivania,) aa? yan 2 ; 4 ie tne | (7 HOur continued duti, and priced 0 choice agit in- | as captured, abanfoned and confixcable property, | tien of the act. According to this on the and ‘continued from time to time, for | Newburg vapers please copy. wont Gave in’ view. Their op pide? vespecting ferjor grades were per bbl, lower, while mediume!o under Jegal authority, and especially under the acts of | ticense or privilege ,of the banker would be of*little forty meetings, when, on the Tth of December, ‘Bexverr.—On Wednesday, July 18, of sunstroke, he wari, howover, that it will be prolonged; | common wore 10c, a 160, off. Tho wali 4 Congress of Juiy'2, 1664, March 3, 1863, and August 6, | vatuo, He tight, indeed, receive deposits and pay them | 1864, it was finally submitted, and on the 7th of June | Muwax. Bexverr, a native of the parish of Glonard, in oe we shal bo ¢xpered?¥0" comtiigenciee' Weds’ 4 a oo greta salos wore'coms | 141; andhas taken Se proper proceedings for the put- | out, adyance of lend money on stocks, bonds, &c., bot in | Inst ‘docided acainst the y—the tefnrce fuding | county Meata, Ireland. ; Y 2 flued to 5,000 bbis. at the auaexed quotations. Sotithern | pose of removing the causes from the State to the | cage of dofaitt of ment he must not sell the that the plauntee wore to judgment for Tho fronds of the famity are respectfully invited te thar soutralize ts directly advantageous | ogy was dull and scarcely so firm. The sales'were only Gireait Court undex the sot of 1833, usually calfot the | to reimburyo himsclf—he may rbceive stocks, bon 238 90, On the 24th of June judgment was catered | attend the funersl this (Thursday) alternon, at eae int ‘orce re , this moton has ‘0 jscou bat is mot ety | report for named cum, togother wit! ‘clae’s, from the residence or-in-law, Michael “re ons for American securities and Writish con- | 220, D0" Of Canada four eales wore made of 300 bbI>. | made to remand tue causes, back {0.the Stat» Court o¢ | (soil “1c he dons, tte jomied he instantly becomes s | $002 04 cont, making in all $246.701 0%" Ex dvuge | Cormas, 140 West Thirty-cighth street,” = at prices representing a decline of 10c. a 20c. perbdi. Tye 4 to quash the proceedings. im this Court, on the ground | broker, aud liable to thy wroker's monthly tax, in addi- | A. A. Thompson appeared as tho attorney and ex-Judge ‘Brese.—Un Tuesday, July 17, after a lineoring il foarte te La ed on the dates named:— } flour was dull and nominally wuchanged. Corn meal'| that tho defendant did not hold the cotton at the timo | tion to'the banker's, which he-has already paid. We can Imonds as the counsel for the plamtiils upon the trial | borne with Christian fortitude, Tuoxas Bray, aged uly July 7, | Was in improved demand, and tirm. Sales 1,000 bbis. { of the replevin suits in the State Court as au olllcer of | not acree to this view of the act, Om the contrary,'we aro |-of the action. years, @ native of Athlone, county Ca 87", 4 87', aST3, | At $5 10 for caloric, $4 50 for Western, and $6 25 for | the revenue awe, nor asa person authorized’ to hold i | patished the bankor is, both by oxpress terma, as well as f this motion Judge Edmonds apieared for . His (riends aud those of hia nrother-in-law, Patriek u a6Ty = 661, 2 BT Brandywine. We quote:— under the same; but, on the contrary, held it wrong- | by necessary implication, ompowered tocarry on the busi- | aid contended that the motion should be granted, for | Fitzceraid, are respectfully invited to attend the tuneral, Liwois Contral.74 a — S;a7h% Tod, a 76, | Superiine and Western flour...... $6 00 a $7 70 | fully and in violation of tho rights of the plaintem™s 10 tho | pegs authorized under his license, to its the reason that the referse had fornd that Sealry was | this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late Erie ee BTM 0 BB B84g 039 88 a Bly pene we oo . van poh Oy tS ar simply Reet Jou We ‘usofal results. That, when he is brcagge ren le or oupeese saeae time ot tee Sian: teat op omy residence, No. Lhe engi Bagged ‘Tuo prosout war in Europe has already involved the | Common to medina oxtra Weatora. 7 30 OL counsel failed ‘tw beinz the causos within the act of | idvance money on stacks, bonds, We. he Ment tenses | Ani had over boen paid and that all this could be done | Many Gicrazax, infant Qalghter of Dr: Alexander eee powors concerned in serious fiscal eobarrassments, In | Extra round boop Ohio, ss = Con, providing for the removal, it would be the duty | curity into money by way of reimburrement—and, when | without bing the judgment already cniered im | Christina Isabella Cochran, aged 8 months and 17 Veasia the municipal taxes have been nearly doubted, ‘estern trade brands, . ot Court, on motion,to remand them; nad such | ath rized to receive stocks, bonds, &c., for sale, be | favor of the plaintiM™, which he was utterly pepomd to, The Srlanda at ete family are. invited to attend Common Southern. 0% order has also not unfrequently been entored in cases | say goll tho samo without, im ‘ for the plaintiffs,and Mesara.John Sios- | fui from residence of her parents, 69 Cou the municipalities being legally obliged to supply what- | Fancy and oxtra do, Lt 60 whore it appeared clearly by the admission of tho partios, | himsaif a broker. Tno United vA. ral, i the “flnmen, Bevo this (Thursday) afternoon, at’ 4 o’cloek. over provisions are required by the army in time be pgp erent es: BA Seer eee within oe re- | decided at the last term, carried Privileges of the forthe | New and Massachusetts papers plorse of war. The outlay is by promise reimbursed after Good i more. t, in cases Wirore the proceedings aro in COn- | Hankor far beyond the present case; for it was there plaintiffs, and that Connor, ‘Tuesday, July 17, Mr. Patrice Rye flour (supertine). 61 formity with tho act, the removal if imperative, both | hold that ho could purchase and sell atecks, bonds, fc., alliance | NouLY, @ nativo of the of Hook, county of Wex- , the resioration of peace; but in the first instance | Cora meal, Jersey. 4% ‘upon the Stategand the Circuit Court; and, if the facts | ¢,, ford, tn the r of bis * for Dimaeif, and on his own account, his license— ‘proceed age. the itizeas have to boar the brunt, The increase | Yor inoui, Pari #3 ae ee Z wg hes Wy ae ba OY 4 not specified in the of & banker. tally apprised of the proceed- ‘The relatives and of the family, also the Sea- 3 5 OOD. 6046 3 atte! hich © years, aken men's Boarding : of taxation in consequence of the war may be | “the wisest imarcet continued’ au au of pariaaicion alongs to the federal cout, Fe er tate wees cash cna natetall Willig tee ; et Cte er poe ccuméted from the fect that id Bertin. the |'nominally lower. faust . 7 ninety-winth section of the act ‘The case of tho piel ere fightiag to recover the | late residence, No. 46 Market street, this (Thursday) ef- wmunicipal taxes have boen advanced from 6 2-3 per | Waukee, in lots, at Statute 14 poromptory, ‘that the cause shall thore- | dirs, as sot forth 8 tho fourth paragraph of the bill, ts, Sealey was found sneaking and , at two o'clock. demand and Orme at the opening, but closed steady, | upon bo entered on tho docket of said Court, and cand th hari Cavansce.—On Jul * on the annual rent to 11 1-9 cent since in substance, as follows :—That in ‘ing on their busi- ‘7, a. y, July 17, Beaxamp Cavanagm, comt on a per with sles of 105,000 tustols at $340. a Asc, for } shall be thereafter proceeded Jn aga canse originally Sass an bonbell by purchase stetce, Winds, ke., Our ‘was finally | @ native of count} Treland, aged 45 years. hostilities commenced. In Hanover the extra war bur | sound new mixed Western, Bc. a 8350. for unsound do., | commenced in that Court"’—‘and shall be deemed, | others, but make the purchases in thelr own name. and claim fora aT are ‘respectfully invited te ns are similar, and extea levies are being made over | S8%s¢. for Western yellow, and 84%. for choice | and taken to be movéd to maid Circuit Court, and aay | advance their own money, and take the transfers in opposed the the funeral, from the residence of his brothers 3 high mixed. Oats were in limitod domand and | further proceedings, trial or judgment theron in the | heir own name, and hold the stocks as security for re- nted | inlaw, and James Finan, 105 First avenue, he- aarly all Germany scarcely 0 rm, at 50c, a ble. for now Western, and 68c. | State Court shall be whoily null and void.’ It is truo payment by the persons for whom purchased; and on and poe By, Seventh streets, this (Thurada: revenue returas forthe year ending 30th | a 0c. for Wiscvnsia, “Harley and malt continued dull | the plaintify, attor the removal of the cause into the | Monin: Wy maent, interea ama customary be ve. | Seon bt. pneatalegk. mithent farther sation pf ona and pricos in the absence of sales were nom:naily un- | Circuit, bas no means, according to the course of pro- charges, doliver the ‘atocks, bonds, &c., a per agrec- by Seal malng will be taken to Calvary Camotery. 1965 ised. nent. a Coeding im that court, to raise the question of jurisdic: | mont: or, in default of repavm: the same ering with | Coos —On Wedaesday mording, July 18, Manrea Lees "| Corts. —The market was more active, there being | tio upoa the pleadings; and which te Fabublaree theceneinel Tiibtvaniness te wat only o4t- ‘no ob. | Te, only daughter of ‘and’ Samuel Cook, aged 1 Miesonnon — “anvosrono | Some demand. ror sigma, bat MigUt eaters DOM | La micaton apse motion’ ‘but iia mode of proseting | ‘dee the tmainnm of banker, an defined by the ae , en : SoU, 5 @ beon accsy Sales, 2 baies, We quoi: — upoe i jo of present i "9}481 000 9,853,000 Epland” Porida "wooe, N-0.87. | it, which must be upon aiidavits, oftentimes cont ting bat couse directly within thes of 0. Mention, as a be pet De bh er a tered 3,267,000 8,421,000 | Ordinary... 20 30 | and ireconciiable, in most unsatisfactory, and shoul ‘months. 5,777,000 | Low middling a 3 yy not be entertained, unless trom woavoidable necessity, *eoroao | Made eles. 3 3 Be ea a ‘ie brought’ with rough Sealey's own tatches that his (Th 5 rr % 3 a with. Hi own this x Bisostigneous 2,868,436 |“ Copren.—Thore was a good domand for Rio, andthe | are of opinion no such necessity existe On tho Te cn ey ee tax; Placed in hi ‘position in + Bnew ed pay o Aaogad hig Die Cale Sete tlewvess a caw g | Market ruled firm, closing with holders generally asking | Contrary, the very circumstance that tho plaintil | ang this extraordinary proposition is 4v) tobe de 7 itinegs, Axraosy Drager, in the 24th year of bis age. Potalt ..0 : £67,726,46 | an advance. ‘Tho salos were 4,500 bags por ea Eagle, in | can have no opportunity to present whe question upon | SGed iu the case above reforrad. to. ninth auddi- | TI ion, but ordered, ‘The rojatives and friends of the family, ulso the Mining and petroleum stocks wero steady. At the | Baltimorg 12%4¢., gold fia bond: 130 do. per Eirem, | ie ene ction tothe jurvcdiction re, aay eiage of | viiom (page 252) declaring who shall bo e broker, is az | © F ascertain | hers of Company @, Bighth regiment, a pet ay Orat Wworrd Bonnioho'f Run Oil soid at $8 50, Bennehol! | $y; do per diimmer of the cea, both va boud ea pr- | the tral, If, when. the evidence iv clused, fe” alu follows GA Evory porson, firm or company, kc. (Stcept ‘what | invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) alter t [ auch a ‘a license as @ banker), whose business it i» ng referoe ta | two o'clock, from his late residence, 125 ‘Cases were such as net to come withi G Rue $7 45, Pithole Creek Shade River 36e., | vate terms, asa broker to negotiate gory or sales of stocks, ho Second Avenue Raii- Couvany G, Kwara Reaiwext bonds, &c., shall be regarded aga broker.” The excep- | road Company. Tho report, in all other rospecis, to New York, tion takes the banker out of the category of broker, and The members of this company are to make it more clear what waa intended by the excep. I cognizance of the court under the act of 18:5, it will be its duty to instract the yary that the court had no juris- diction of them, and to remand the sume back to the state court. The case of Poliard and Picketos Dwicht et Daited Siates $4 At the second Dowd Benneho® Ran fy Goons. Tipe! shectings—Indian Head, 25c. ; A, 25: @olt at $775, Beonehofl fun Ou $3, Consolulated | wam,'F, ixe ction, A, IT ge Ot pperel Gregory Gold $19, Downievitle Gold 7c. This board | 20c ; N, 1e.; Mass, BH, Zi%¢ ; Indian reba ym assemble at the Armory, on Tharsday, the 19th ne th ih ‘t tion a proviso is added, ‘that aay person holding a oan one o'clock P. M. precisely, in citizen ith waite bas cuiritutd a thousand dotiac: to the relief of the | 25.) Wy 1860 ; Tiger, 100, Bleached cottous—Wam' | ai. (4 Crauch 421—428) is an authority for this view | ictme ava hankor shall hot be required U take out a NEW JERSEY NEWS. gloves, and craps oa the loft arm, for the purpeas of ae, soa es J . ‘sutta, 37 igc.; Lonsdale, 34e.; Hili, 82c. ; Fountain, 26c.; | That was tho case of a removal under the twelfth | teense aaa broker,” meaning, ebyionsly, that he may pcasbahhe pie 5 veuding the funeral of the inte Sergeant A. ‘Car. y the Portland fire. 7-3 Hiti, se. ; Samos, 23 Ye, ; Rod Baak, t8e. ; section of the Judiciary Act. Tho objection was | it huninoss as a broker under hiv license as a bauker Fiages will be at the Armory forthe ine agg Rd Captain ro of exchange ts at present steadily againet | ley, The. % Camoe, Me. Ticks—Amoskeng, ACA, | taken to the jurisdiction, om error, t the | iat surely there is nothing inthe provision which thus Jeraey City. WILLIAM. ROBINSON, i, BL a2) ,c.5 D, 3 Hamilton, 4te.; Pember- | cireait, and Chief Justice Marshall, after overruling the Ahiscountiy. The value in gold of the foreign imports ton, 'é, #7 ge. | Swifl River, 06 at chis port to May was $28,815.447, while the exports, | amosloag, 52: exetindve of moc, aggrogated on'y $18,192872 The | Warren, 3asie.;’ Mrowdench: ups; | Madi n onthe eo the tripes—York, 32sec. ; Uneasville, merican for thie first ve months oF tho year were | Ainiee rots Mase i cimepeck, Me's Whttenton, ase Vilusd at $140,003.97 against $65,156,731 for the | Redford, 18. Coton Fianne!-——Hamiling, stout, 32 Albany, 14c, Denims— | objection, observed: —“Wero it otherwise, the duty of the Circuit Court would have been to remand the case w the State court im which it was iustituted, and tite court would be bound now to direct that proceeding (3¢e also Diggs and Kieth va Weicott, Lib p. 170.) In cases where original jurisdiction is conferred directly o permits the business both of a banker and broker to be Pau Accromyt—A Man Kivtan—Adoraen Dawcee Detartaren —On Tuesday event Jaly'Y ‘apo. carried on under the banker's Pasrg4 an be the | orsty lwormp.—At about four o'cleck yesterday after. wes, oe. Teas C. Darrarcains, one 48 Peart - idea, or gives any countenance to 1 dealing m both qi y a ¢ fumes take on a'ternoon, capaciticn ortate the banker into the broker so as to | coe a occurred at Colgast's soap factory, cOr- | nalt-past four o'clock, from his lato residence, M00 PG subjcet all his dealings to the broker's tax. The fair and | "°F ‘Ok and Greene streets, \¥ Which a man oamed | avenue. The friends’ and roiatives of the family are re- natural inference would seem te be the other way, | William This lost bis life, Mavis and aman named | Spectfully ‘avited to attend without further notice, 04,192 $6,800,305 | The stockholders of th cysctomn Ham ta Day a the most ant ‘otal f week. $5,507 415 $2, 764, 7: |, 500, 3 ook holders of the nmatt, Hay he vinualy raped, 19 gL 79,552,220 168'067,512 | ton Ratlroad held & mooting yeatorday and conciusion, the fr a ae PY wierd —-—— | increase the capital stock of fomnany 0) Hundeed tribenal $42,917,019 $175,157,367 | housaad doliars, ‘iteem, sada Biave January 1 Jum, / tothe tax under the nincty-ninth section,” Wut it is - ; that | twin of Mat and Catharine J. Crom, : urcod oat if the Plaintiff, in say of their dealings: 3 thout first “| ~- . in stocks, bonds. &c., are brows jn the cate. action The friends of tho family are invited to attend the fur gory of bankers doing business as brokers, their rohear- | neral, from the residence of her parents, 26 Goerok ’ ‘ A namely, that the broker is merged im the banker, But | James Meo had loaded thedommy (used for hoisti Oxtayt.—On Wednesday morning, July Pat period in 1865, and $114452.225 in 1864 The’ ] Nashua, 29 \;¢. ; Boston, 260 ; Slaterville, 284. Priats— bo kD Le sod raw ma costing of See yooens o the roasonae and proper conc!nsion is, | and lowerim soap) with empty sacks, and too pang ot Decasy, & native of Ireland, in the 65th yeaa yar exports were during the same timo io 1868, ex- | Merrimack, U, atc. ; Spraguo; 20%;0.; American, 20c. ; | o:' neue Some a von. im ehall of wervan who les | tuat although the liceuse of the banker suthorizes him | these being ‘aid on thes projected over the dummy, | | The rolatives and frionds of the family aren i Allen, 19¢. moskeag, 19¢.; Wamgatta, 15: De- | recetv injury for Le aires to do the business of a broker without further paymentof | and in the descent get fast im the framework | invited to attend the funeral, ti ureday) Glunive of specie, 476,499, Tho recerpts for | jaines—Manchester, 224 c.; Hamilton and 'Pacitir, 22i¢, | revenue laws, the jurisdictional question, whether | Money. yet, vo far as he may do that business he is tobe | of the flooriny Davis ant Meck, who wore on the | at two o'clock, from her late Fesidence, 459 West customs ot thie p for the eleven months of | Ginghams—Lancaster, 27,0, ;Glagcow, 20440. ; Hartford, | OF Mot the act was done within the meaning of regarded asa broker, and must pay the broker's tax. | dummy in its dieat, tried t dis it with a crow. | Second street Fonty- 22%. Gottonades—F, & M, ST%c.; Union, “A, dic. ;— | the statute, may be raised by a plea in abatement, oF | aii, wethink, is not the only matural conelnsion and | bar, the engine meanwhile iline on the rope below, as | Baltimore papers please co tie fiveal your” ending | with | May las were | York chocks, S2tyc.; Namkeen checks, Soe.’ Jeans | ' the jurisdiction. It has-been held that as it’ re- | fi iseaoitect from the provisions of tho law retorred | if all was right. A reverse Ghtion was tried, which us. | _ Dowsoax.—On Wednesday, July 17, suddonly, P, $125,005,0620 aga ost $03,992,403 tm 1485, anc $74,195,053 | jRichmond, {e.; Palestro, 224sc. Corset ‘Seans—Naum. | spects the citizenship of the parties as an ingredient of | 44"yat'ty confirmed, a4 ‘elt be seen, by the Iancuage of | en the rope, leavisg the tummy with the two mea | Donecan, in the 53d year of his “sae! the Deloved oom oF 1464. ‘The foreign imports at this port for the same | keag sateen, 27c.; Pepperell, 2%%4¢. ; Indian Orchard, | Juriediction, advantage can be taken only by the proper | tig ninety-ninth section, imposing the taxon brokers, | and the weight ‘of sacks SPpored only by ita fastening Cathari of parish of Freemoust, 5 ; 283,906, 7 16e. | Bates, 6c. Colored Catnbrics—Wasiingion, Lic; | lea iu abatement. (1 Peters, p. 476) thor this | Ac foliows That all brokers, and bankers doing busi. | in the framework. Tie result vas that when tho load Slay oa months in 1865-6 were valued at $283,996, 745 5 | viiney Hiatce ; Portland, Le, Thread—Coates', $1.09; | Principle is applicable to an objection founded upon | Meu Te Ce oe subject to pay the following | was bavi Bo cuppa, it fell through three 14 are respectfully invited to attend the du is64-5, $144,020,652 ; in 1863-4, $211,040,731. The | Grecn & Damiels T24qc. every othor jurisdictional tact, is a question which so fe | Boras Moker, shall be tulien 0 pak te eer | Hore witha crash, Javia being Clled almost iasiaatiy, | Fal, this (Thursday) aftoruoog, at twovee neg eae: exports wore, coving the eleven months im question, | Pakiamo™ were quiet, and rates were substantially the | a& we know, has not yet beon decided. But the prin. | Keades carrying on his own busines, may also cngago ih | Meek had his leg FOKen, and several of his ribs were | Twenty-second street . ya Sees es © $205.17 aaine. ‘There is less dormand for vessels for charter, The | ciple has no application to the cass of original yurindic. | hi iness aaa broker: but in auch case, and as rempects | crushed in. Davis aves wife andone child, An in- | Dowacue —On Wednosday, July 18, W. F apeow, valued at $205,176,413 in 186-6; | Mieieoments inciude:—Ta Liverpool, 7,000 hashels cora | tan acquired indirectly by a removal from the State | faioes ms Dreker: Dak th wubs Ree Rk tne tar im. | quest will be held Ais afternoon some, MB, aged eR Bee Lin 1564-6, and $149 ‘in 1863-4. The | at b4d., and to London, 21,000 bushels corn at 6 id, a | Court to this court, as the defendant then 's concerned, “er wad aheve Gus We pat as® | A May Berwap O Deata or K o His remains will be taken to New Haven fi faring the # time wore-—tn | 6d. The charters were:—A British bark to Cork, for | # far as the question of the removal is involved, to | Pome. Ova) MN RoOee Wael A cas taken im the case OF MEROSEED. On. On Tete sacne, lor tater. 4197509 5 Ml ise 5, $04.380,786 ; in 1863-4, | CTlCr®, corm, bx: a Norwoxian bark, from Philadelphia | Tainlain the jurisdiction Aud, as we have seen. | or ihe United ‘States ve Fiske otal and is stated in the | 487 an engineer® Nimmo's crucible works, in Essex | — Richmond papors please copy. thie 4 $41 9TRO 9 | in 796 ; * | to Rotiordam, petrotourn, 6 94; 8 British brig to Mar. the plaintiff, on the removal, has no opportunity, opinion in a few words —-Now, & banker,” says Mr. | street, named Pétek Tracey, was standing near a boy Deswaw.—On Tuesday, July 17, of apoplexy, Pasa SH TL 11. The warehouse vement is thus indi | seittes, extra’ pipe staves, or if to Cette, $45; pong to the eae Sandton aithdagh the Justice Grier, “pays a much Heense-tax than ® | wo was patti® @ from acan iatoa lamp, when the Dexwam, tn the 66th year of bis age . tock ia warehouse May 1, 1968 0,135,543 | late, 94.00e oyna. 65300; wechooner wo Ri 4 | Court for am inyury to his person oF property for an act { Planes on brofeesion, of he may not combine | ignited, dew sl ove Tracoy's clothes withéthe rush of | Bedford street, on Friday afternoun, at two ocion ee ae ae, + 1.903407 | ind back, $1,200, half gold brig from Jackson. | done in protection of the revenue, it does not give the | tigt hustnoss with bis own.” out pursuing the case | an explosion He Was quickly surrounded by dames | RUAN.—On Wodnasday. July 18, Buineee Ru Hovowed irom et or ports (a May. ocse++ 108198 | viity to Barbadoes, $15, old, six vessets (rom Cow | Same right to the party claiming to have susiained an | foto : ‘aque ip conformity with the | and ran into the seat tr amtistance, but found wife of Koaron gat, native of Cloughen, Kings cnaer ~ | Nay. Bete New York, coal #440; three ressate from | ijary from such person; and hence the only judiciat | further, an injunction mt Bly paw ow ih "ground aad rolled a 5 © of Cloughen, Kings county, toe a 36 | Lingan, ©. B., toNew York, coal, $4 75, two schooners | Femedy is by a quit in the State court, subject to the in- Sr tte ete 0 be rofeeged 40 tae. till val of som no who conveyed | The relatives and friends are A nlealbathcieboeapaeibete oe in Bo ous, $3; « brig to Nucvitas | direct orginal jurindiction of this court, in caves where | "John Burrit aad, Wan. M. varts for plaintity; | him to bis, cudence, gaat tures The a tend the funeral, tre ate rastaanee We teen atered for wareb. (ve 246,288 ‘s * ‘one | it 8 given by re ato 1 causes, therefore, in . ene ; 4 “i 7 ~ a Tranapurtcil to utbor ports ert epee inn Bartadoss, and one | Ce son wore property tastituted in the Beate cours, amel Courtney, United Sates District Attorney, Cor | on | Mg Sot tnd formed «WE, ie, of Mott, on Friday afternoon, at two chance epunnana tu 100 demand at anchanged | lraving the only question for consideration on this motion jondante. ere ins of the clothing and ne Pig ihses.—On Wetncsiag me ; " astothe legal effect of the removal; and as to that, Parchasing and Selling Stocks. toucrel He lingered till two o clock ye a three o'clock, Troan mf roing, July 18, at helf.pess Stock in bond June 1, 1966 ices. Stones —Spirits turpentine was steady, with |e are of opinion, inasmuch as the act of Congress Ierwis Binsiein ot a! vs. Sherdan Shook. —There is one | ; en he expireé in groat agony. An indi aa ‘9os fenerel ont ro toes wel the 29th year of bis age. as orem pages S“faporved.of whleaaie lots at. Ooe.'a Oe, an’ retnt | ae been Fe oat co ioterming: the derives | anestion im thi cage not involved in the case of Clark bebe this Sumas heme Ge Pe wa i a mother, 65 Stanion strort Brokine tue (Tursanyy ’ | or court to determine y unmari v hd yu, hi We oteorve that Mr. Sherman in the Sen arce a Jarhadictional feats involving the Tight ot | “ity ‘ot | and others va, Gilbert and Shook, nor in any case hereto- | Maowet mother, andwas auaive of Irland, He had te oe aie tw orctoek. called up the Bill to fund the poblie debt, and gave notice | Nemes of impurtagin AruinTrm at $180 for jobbing | the removal upon motion; and that, Inasmuch as the fore hofore this court, and that ia, whether of not ay worked In the foundry but two dare. Ponas Widow of Malechy peek July, 18, Bre. Mame that he should prow it to a vote to-morrow, the first and | jot, We heard of no particular transactions. cennen oe een eae ag nh banker who purchases and sella stocks, bonds, &o, “| Revoaren Fatar Acciest ow tie Cesteat, Rar roan, — y Faby, late of Hollidaysburg, wood sections, however, giving the Phovisiows. —Receipl 10 Bole. pork. | The market was then iron the triak where the plaintit is at livery | others, and therefore talts within the earonogy nt A maa, whose name has aot been ascertained, but who or ill take place from the residence af Me, . iry authority to (enue five per cent bonds having ere. was oat sete we Fan AR, a zat | 00 lake advantage of the objection, These cases afford @ banker doing basiness as a broker, but whe Se yroker, was employed by the Centm! Railroad Company on the Lis HernOoti Ym 52 President sireet, Brooklyn, om vualy s1iekon out. The Secretary already has | $ut'tr eush gee tb for okt mess, aud $21 829 for prime, | very strong iMustration of the impropriety, if not im- bonds, ke., throngh the interven 99. The | line between Communipaw and Newark, is reported to | pny 4 Are invitovclock. | Her friends and ' ta agar funding bonds, be interest at or | Beet Was in moderate demand and firm. Sales Possibility, of determining this question upon motion | Is liable pay the brokegs tar UBler ee sicendy been | have been run over by the four o-clock’afteruvon train | ease of the heart: wiv ig Aonday, July 16, of die Authoriy to mae funding bonds, bearing bois ae Bid a $21 90 for now plain mess, and $20 00a | ‘here tho jurisdictional facts are contested. The peti. | argument la, that the ia€ on the sale OMS Tatty’ made | on Tuesday and instantly killed. The only particulars | “rns ' sendy are nek bt feo 6 tu ag below ix per comt, and this new movement is probably | Bol" 5g fur new actra, do. ‘plot ama were dall and | ton for removal places the right upon the ground that = by the brokor called im the conrt on short | furnished are that ap aowened was a flugman and rail- | ginny eats, © the family are redf to pave (he way for anew six per cent, instead of a five | pominaily unchanged. Cut mente . | thesuit is brought tn the state cours on account of acte hom. aadenn te iting we will bear are: | switcher, and whilo engaged in bis calling was over- | Twenty forth eee (a es ee AY fundion ie uote ‘ done by the mn w under | notice - | taken by the train and k Jock a inl Per cout Cinding yeheme, News verrome We quote shoulders at 19%¢c. a 18 | oot f, while acting as an officer, by | atgument on the point, and at the same time an oxpln clock. without farther notice - tnilion dollars i@ wanted by the State of Louistana | * 20°, with sales of 300 packages with! firtwe ‘OF Wee Authority of the. same, as. ’more | nation by aMdavit by eithor party aa to ar te ANaw Frarone ov ree Lave Rayinoad Accinent.—A | | Fivey.—0o Tuesday, July 1%, afiera severe tlh te rebuild (he levees on the Mississippi Pea inch ae ea Sted teary, with eales | fully developed in the papers. The defendant claims | mannor of conducting the business “hus cla story 18 going the rounds that Duggan, who was lately | Mrs Hawes Fev, wife of Timothy Flynn, 9 native ssebabichaine ennitansoe tila 40; GUNG alah Gal OC 400 Dbls. At Ige, ad0ie, per th, Butter waa steady | {0 hold the cotton a. captured, abandoned and con. | exempt from tax. os tier Gades Killed at ‘he raitroad crossing, was related to Me. Charles | forage! CUNY % Cork, Ireland, 1a Une OOus your of The joan is authorized by the Logistatnre, boa at 20¢ 4 We. for Western aud fc, a de, for State Haren 19° 1008 xed July 2, 1964, Aed, 10 pdaition, 16 12 degete &. Potom rie wis P dilbert ana S. | O'Conor, the eminent New York Ia ad. | | Tuo relatives and frees of the family, so the mom. por cont ‘terest, and is payable in 1596, See ea ee ae oe dint Tall prices | suggested that the cotton ts confiscable, as having ‘been | 0 0FWit © MN A SOs “a ark otal va. | vised Dugan's son to take an action against the compa. | bers of Washingion Engine ts-ociation, are respecttally des -htastanay oruntag f New | were teatized. Bales Lode hhés Cute sussorado ot — for the purpose of running the blockade. hho opinion in the ny, laying damages at iwenty.five thousand dollars. A | \O\itad to Attend te erate ceniehtteday) atternoom, The oxports (excl riche ” eae ne port hs Now ibics., tee lesaea eh ish aval e Plaintide insist that the cotton, aeither of tue time Gilbert & Shook disposes of = oe : i. mn art ek deseaannene os We Coeaaion Coesedl was bene. a Tesi@eece, 127 Greenwich wrk for the week ending July and since the com y ; it came into the possession of the fe nt, nor at am jo business as suel by meeting \e . a | chert cocnpate ne Séliows wih the een | Glitter meme also, 608 boxes Ha ang time previously, foll within the provisions of either the pela are tanbors, salo, and by lending | that the Skperintendent of the Now Jersey Railroad had | Boston papers please copy. moancement of the your, com Refined was ‘moderately active at 16%. these statiitos, sad that their (the piaintif’) title to the | feceiving stocks, bonds, &c., for sale, Brayroaca ised hat additional flagmen and gate-tenders shail | , Fiov —st Elizabeth, N. J. on Tuesday after responding periods in 1864 wad 1365. — ot ‘nd firm, with | Sto was complete and perfect at the time they wore de- | and advancing money on stocks, bonds, ke. and. io de. placed & all roses {rors the depot to Varick strect | July 11, Hewny Fro. son of the late Rev. Janes Fldy, 1904 1968, ae eimaee it aleo, 20,000 | prived of It. Its also further insisted that they have | fault of repayment, sell the same; Aad aie Darchase | g¢ all houn day and night. {0 the Sty year of fie age, 2 O45, 598 at 200. 9 220. per Ib. ; also, 20, ‘deprived of the possession without dae process of | and sell stocks, bonds, &c., on their own account, and Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funerat Bor the week, <5. Set eee Sales Ge, erenee Oi 10iGe. & 18ic0, per Th oe se priveinst the poaraetoce of the constitation; and | ot on commission or for others, They also purchase | Ikiicrt daatxa.—Dotective Nugent arrested & man | services on Friday afternoon, at Ave o'ciock, at the Har. Previonsiy rep't'd. 92, 90.999 Tattow—Was steady and frm, Sales 90,000 tbs. at | if tee Soanphite for tao ot oe u And sail stocks, bonds, &e., for others, under certain | named Jams Lannigan, charged by a city guager named | lem Methodist Episcopal church on 125th wireet 7 ee Se eee ee te Tonccutive and legislative | guipulations an to rink,” lomsce and profits, which 18 the | rites, wit guaging liquids without authority, He | .,1H¢ Members of his class (the class of '64), Columbia wnat —Receipts, 204 bbls; was in limited demand, | ooniinea to confecale INE the citisea with | pesiness of a broker, aad the aales subject to the broker's | Oc sates Brom aie Rorcwuse and fined twenty dallane Are roquested to mest on Tharsday evening, / , ‘Tha imports compare aw follows: — and we bo ty ty We Prices word nomisal @t | Ait resort to the judicial of the government. ‘Arule will be rendered im conformity with the Hoboken. re S'cleok, at 10 Lexingt6n avenue, corner oot 100s 1008 92 20.0 $2 26 for State aed Western. ‘As will be readily seed, the casos lavolve, sxe of 4 option above refered to. Rosatay oa Ronopuan Sraaman.—Jest os the steamer | ” Fugen. Tussday, July 1, Mase Putawere Dry goods «$1,702,741 $1,498,448 $2,740,608 uestions undamental bere Saxont Was bout to sail the dock tast ‘Wo of Charies Fisher, of Walleok’s theatre, dine, 1,864,004 = 1,466,849 3,750,247 CINCINNAT!, DAYTON AND HAMILTON RAILROAD. connected with the of y tout to sail from Bremen doo Ger ‘merci “1,804,006 "1,406,509 oy yy THE CUBA OUTWARD OUI suai, © Phaiek, “wes some ot be tprie from har inte Fidngcy 17 Wet Tmt