The New York Herald Newspaper, July 21, 1866, Page 2

weoneral ‘the tailor, and bartender, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Fubar, July 20-6 P. M, hs » vor populi of Wall streot, the ragtag amd bobtall eRe T's. of speculation which floats around the Stock Exehange, | 3 is dixgusted at the duiness which 1s stealing over the market after the recent dog-day fever, and there is a in consequence, wanted to make a thousand dqllars more | 10000 McGregor Wist 60 to Saratoga, Bill Sykes, retired hod trusted to his luck and entertained hopes of a visit to Newport at the expense of Wall street, Jeremy Diddier, the seapegrace of thi family, had entertained the project of recuperating Govidediy fallen fortunes in a similar manner, Mr. NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 21, —_ srovatn, 45n, af50 : do, c'aved, 420, a 48¢, ; do, I, 85. a 480 ; Porto Rie», a PR viecow,— Regents 45 bbl beef, 20 plea, ent meara ‘The pork market anened firm at a sight advance, and Oloved steady at $81.50 cash for now mesa, The sales were 7 000 bbis, at $31 37 for new meas; $29.60 » $29 75 for old m ‘2. and $26 75 @ $27 for prime; also for furnre dAiverv 2,000 bhis, new meas of Angnst and Sepremher, enti Y $31 50. $31 75, The beef market was fairly active and firm, The eales comprized 7% bbls at $16 a $91 50 “or plain mess, and $20 50 4 $24 50 Tor extra meas Beef hime were quiet and unchayged. Bacon waa dvi and nominal, Cnt meats firmer, with a gond demand, ‘The sales were 300 pkgs. at 1330. # 154<c. for shoulders, and 17c, a 200, for hams, The transactions in lard were Imited, and the market was nominal and heavy, We quote sales of 400 bois. at 187, a 20%e. Butter wasaqniet bet steady, We qnote Western 28, a 40c., and State 200, a 380. Cheese was nominal and dull, at from 6c. 8 ‘196, , as to quality, Perrv ere. —Crnde was iu tmproved demand and BanSeedig 40 0. 0-204. 118 Tom Jones, | 1000 Mise & viol gb 60 300 Pitts, FWACHIRR 999¢ 200 50 Fourth Nat Bank 103% 100 Tol, W &WestRR 3834 Second Session—1 P. M. pes cotta BR its. 00 UnicagoeNWet 656 160 shs Bank of Com 111 Spriggs, the ambitious clerk, on salary of nothing worth do 105 200 Cloy & Toledo RR a Iigher rates were obtained. Silas on the enot 2,600 montioning, hit! encouraged the vain hope of converting | 20. do 1piag Gor Chic & RIsld RR 874 | pia. at aie 0 2o,, closing at the outside pr'ce; also himself into a millionaire sub rosa, Mr. Nobody, the | 100 do. s+ 653 99: commission mnerchant, with no definite income or capital, | 300 Hudson Riv RR. 115'{ 100 Tol, Wab & West, 97 and indofinite linbilities, hnd regarded Wail strect asthe | 200 0... «++ 11546 direct road to fortune: but is, for the time being, on the point of changing bis mind. “It is right to say that a numbor of vulvar, commonplace individuals, willing to sacrilice everytiing to Mammon, and lick the boots of whoever would show them bow to make a thousand dollars, have been similarly disappointed, and are now figuratively speaking, to raise the wind. ‘There is no reason, however, why the unwashed portion 104 » human clement yelept “the stroet’ | 100 Quicksilver MzCo 50 The tide of speculation and prices who are not Gnaneially | 199 Boston Wat Pow. 33 of whould d. is through seiling clothes in Chatham street or even cigars in Broadway, notwithstanding all the persuastye elo- } equals the supply, which in quite mod-rate, and pric 8 quence of a tongue with a Teutonic accent and the ad- | remain steady, We quote pear! $15 50, and pot $8 25 tnirable proportions of a hooked nose, son of the open board New York Cen Erie 6555, Reading 110! Cleveland and Pittsburg 8434, Kock | corn, and 40,815 do, oats, The transactions in State and —preferred 6475, Ohio and | Western flour were very moderate undor a limited do a 7, Camtow 53 a 34, Cum- | mand, and prices ruled in favor of the purchaser in alt the firs! tral Southeri two board iasuo first series * new fi to curred romises ) uote :— Mr, Samuel G Courtney, United Sia#S District At- par instead of currency promises to be ono of very ane ws % ni fi Superfine and Western fo $5 65.0 $T 50 , a5 ead Himited value there is no active opposition to the mea- | rbnr wane $5 $5 0 $7 55 | eomnoy, with Me Joseph Bell, United lates Arsisiant pure, Choice Stato. 8 20a 9 60 | District Attory®¥, appeared for the gWernment, to con. feature, board; Hud: dé; New proferred 34, Ol Union Tele! and coupon wore 4 lower, has been weil sustained under a demand from the Ger- aman bankers. Atthe half-past three open board prices were highor, al- | choce new Ne, 1 Milwaukee at $2 07 a $208, the latter though the volaine of business continued Hight, Evio sold at 6534, Reading 11034, Michigan Southern $22¢, Illinois | ket opened with firmuvss, but with large offerings, con- Contral 1194, Cleveland and Pittsburg 8434, Rock Island 4 Sequent upon the liberal recoipts, tho market cloved 9744 & 86, Nortlivestera 35%; —proferred 0436 ® 2, Fort | sites comprise 150.000 bushela mainly at 833¢c. for un- \d Mississippi certificates 283;. Af- ] sound new mixed Western; 84c, a 850. for sound do., in- Wayne 99%, Ohio ct closed dull, but steady, and at haif- | cluding prime for shipment at 843¢c. ; 90c. for Western terwards the m past five New Yo gan Southern 82,4 a %. 85, Rock Island 75s a 5, Northwestern 955% 8 %—pro- | foo, n Sic. for Chicago. Birley and malt were dull of + i and Derformed » rife 4 » y are sent to the drying-reom: each depart. | mst all admit, and tho more that is shown to your Y and rk ferred 64 a i, Fort Wayne 9955 a %, Ohio and Missis- } gale and nominal, with an inclination to droon. He ts own superintendent; T only know fionntis | Monor the meee You will bo astounded by the history. ‘of | 1860 1880 Sr 180d wed easnewwes tar ieyy wat Byared = sippi certilleaies 2334 a 8. The quantity of flour, wheat, corn and barley Inft at if this book that N. Langton had possession of | this case It hasbeen the commonty received pinion came a law; therefore ft (the law oy ‘Tho domand for loans from the stock exchange is mod. | dowsler during, the greond week in July in the years 1 at aaa nrats Me. Wood gure | that n this opuntsy mean canoe te deprived Orbe Heriy_Pfeahh rots, tupeorauren tar, Om) MRene Ye, esate a «et an impression made of it. without due process 01 wr, a aman arrest on eratoly light and promptly mot at five por cent—with a Flows, tele. Wheat, bus, Corn, tus Barley, bvt, EXAMINATION OF CHARLES 1. THEAT. a charge of felons, he has to bo arrsated upman amda, | BAL, (0 section ten. arvicle one, age Bie onytere few oxoeptions at four. First class commercial paper 18 see 908 216, 3: va ‘Treat sworn and examined by Mr. Court- | vit and warrant, and has to be confronted within a rea- | objection ha repites that section twen whist was, ernment sales western than at the half past declined fully 25c. per bbl, the market closing | @stysnee th Alleged Counierfeiters—Iny Rock Island #j, For: Wayne | very unsettled and quite nom'nal, with a continued | geresting Details—Examination of Witnesses pi certifica Reading | downward tondency for ali qualities, Tho sales were | es des M—proferred #%. Gov | confined to 6,600 bbls, at our revised quotations, Refore Commissioner Osborn. Coupon fir say notes of the | Prces for Canada flonr declined in some cases 20c.; all | ment with having hid in his possession a one hnnired 1é. The proposition in the | grades were at least 10c, lower, The businos dotlar counterfeit Uxee year compound interest treanry Jul to exuct from tho holders of the latter | reduction was very smajl, comprising only 250 bbls, | note with intent te utter the same. This investiaton ention to convert them | No sales of tmportance wore effected of rye flour, and | a uit of the rircumstances detatied In the RetLn a depressing influence, | Pur anoint ar yah ceigctne bed ae per oor few days since in emnection with tho seizure of print- jon is regarded as equivalent toa | meal was in moderate demand and steady. Wi ing press, plates, paper, counterfeit notes, &cy at Siaten put as tho option of taking bonds at | sales of 600 bbls. Brandywine at $5 25 a $5 53, Wo | Isand. session the market was steady and dull, At the half-past two board tt exhibited no new | \Veatcrn trade brands Evio closed 44 higher than at the first rogular | Common Southern, Reading %, Michigan Southern 4g lower, Northwestern 3;— | Good to choice and exita, 9 95a 12 15 . iv gud Mississippi cortificates 34, Western | Ive flour (supertine). 6 7a ¥ 25 | Wasybzton, and am anmeraver in the employment of eal Corn meal, J rsev. ses. 45a 500 | tnofovernmont for tly past four years; T have been a Government securities were dull, | Gorn meal, Brandywine, V6 soa 6 40 | Ue vo-twenties of the first and third iesues | Corn meal! puncheons ‘The original issue of five-twenty bonds | —The domand for whe tk Central was quoted at 105 a %, Erie | Frove, and boing offered frecly the market showed signs 655; a 34, Hudson River 11534, Reading 110 a %, Michl- | of weakness, ‘The rales wore 15.000 bushols Western. nt Jeveland and Pittsburg 843 a | 9@°.a95c, Oats wore without nartieniar change We ofered to a moderate amount only and is generally taken al six per cont, the extreme range being 53/ a7. ‘The speculative feeling in the gold room is tame, and thors hax been of late a barren uniformity about the quo: | Se July, inclusive, during the years 1866 and 1866 wes Ws tations which haa discoaraged operations either tor a rise | follows:— fai, The supply of coin for delivory is daily becom- ing scarcer, and loans were made to-day mainly at 1-324 por cent per diem in favor of the lender of the gold, with exceptions as high as $ and as low as 6 per cent. The foreign exchange market has been oxtremely dull. | ter joft at tde water this your compared wil Rankers’ bilson England at sixty days were quoted at | sponding abont 2.000 bbls. for Angust at %4c,, buyer's option, and 1.000 bbls, on the snot, in bulk, at 18, Ronded war firmer, with a modorate demand, Sales 2.000 bbin. at SR 4c. a A9c, for standard whits, and 8740. for prime Ught straw to white, Reve was steady but qniet, We note sale of 600 bags Rangoon at 31¢c, a 3Xc., gold, in bond, Sccar was in active demand and full prices were readily obtained. ‘The sales were 1,500 Whds,, including Porto Rico and Cuba at from 190, a 13%6,, and 8.670 boxes Havana at from 10, 212%¢, We qnote:—Cuba fair refining 10%. a 104¢c.. good do, 1080, a 10%c., fair and good grocory 1c, 2 11%¢., prime and choice do, 12¢, a 12%e., No, 12 boxes 11340. a 1134e.; Porto Rico refine ing erarles 100, a 11c., do, grocery da, 1144c, adc, Re- fined sugar sold well at previous prices, ‘Tor scog was nominally unchanged, Sates 100 hhds. nt from Give. a 12) and 123 cases roedleat at 530. a 100. Also 80 bales renee private terms, cot: 3, 100 P, Few Third Sewsion—2:30 P.M. ae 2000 7 86's,'08, rex 122 20 N'Y Contral R SOOO SO} 200% 108 50 Cht& RislandRit 7 ,¢,62 1085, 200 dOv.eevere OT .5-20 003 104% 100 Erie RR. . 65% 9254 100 Hudson RiverRR 116 6009 Tonn6'x,excon 7 66 Reading RR.... 110 5000 N Carol'na 6's 85 200 10009 Ohio& Miss cort 2556 6296 17 Oeean Bank.... 10L 25 Clove, Col CinRR 116% 70 B'k Com' weal 100 Chi & NWRR 3s 200 di 100 West Union fel.. 637% 20 ChiSNW 100 Mariposa pref'd 223, 200 drowned wi'l be likely to mount to a higher pitch ‘Woot —Tho market, inued dull ang Resistor re of fortune, provided they be on the right side of the COMMERCIAL REPORT. tales seve namninaliy/ amen one te 5 plat oe market, than ‘hey could have ever boped to arrive at Fripay, July 20—6 P.M. | of Ohio at 0c. 25,090 Ibe. Califnrnia at. 280. a, 4De., 10,000 ths, Toxas'at Bho, & 26c., 10.090 the, tib washed fleeces ut 56c, 2 57¢., and 15,000 Ibs. Texas on private terms, Asnes,—Receipts, 43 packages, The demand about e¥,—Receipts, 233 bbls. The market was nomi- @ $8 8744. changed. We quote State and Western at $2 20 Gaeapsrerrs,—Receipts, 8,859 bbls, flour, 400 do. and . ichigan | 200 bags corn tnes|, 7,200 bushels wheat, 272.698 do. Printers in the Treasury Department at Washineton Charged with Taking Leaden Impressions from the Genuine Pintes and] regnlar boar! | cases at teast 10e, per bbl, while certain undesirable vy under | Southern flour was also neglected, and prices ruled wero } nominally lower for all descriptions, closing heavy at lay, third | our quotations, with sales af 300 bbls, within the n t hea twenties Yesterday morning Comnussioner Osborn sat at clown o'clock for the purpose of taking evidence m the casgot Henry Holmes, alias Hall, who is charged by the a di Common to medism estrg W Extra round hoop Ohio. + 7000 909 8 2a 975 98001215 9650 11 40 11 50a 15 75 duct the progention, and Messrs, matfield and ex-Judge Stuart wergCounse! for the doferant, EXAMINATION OF (% CASAITER, ‘The firt witness catied wo Mr, Casalier, who, in reply to quofions put by Mr, Courtney, said:—T reside in Fancy and extra do. Common Canad'an péotical engraver forthe past twenty years (looks ata Plate); this is a Iden impression taken from one of our twenty dotlay notes (stect plate produced); this isa conntrfeit of or one hundred dollar three year com. hee interestnotes; there is a record of the plates kept h ontinued light, and prices were entirely nominal, with a strong declining tendency, The only sales we have to notice are 21 000 bushels including 1,000 do. new amber Marviand a! $2824; 7,000 b shely pre an extrome, and 7,000 bushels No, 2 do at $1 76. in tle Treasty Departmont, and of the naines of ‘A good demand prevailed or corn, under wh'ch the rmar- the greons 2 whose possession the plates are kept: the genipe efetrotype from which the counterfeit imprs- sion}as ben taade was in the possession of N, Langton in Ofobr’, 1864 (record prodvc 1d); see there was a per- sonfiwed Langton employed in ‘the department where thoj 8 ure nrtnted; I cannot say if one Edwin Lang. tonkore omployed in that deparfmont; L have @ record. of fe plates that are sent to the printins department. qoes-exemined by Mr, Chatfleld:—The plates, dies, &qare Kept in my possession ina safe; Mr. Robinson hhyonc key ond I have another; ed wiless We are both present; when the notes are rather heavy, with but fittle disposition to buy. The yellow, and 95, for round yellow. Rye was difile itt to note sales of £0,000 bushels at 66c. a 68¢. for Towa, and i 27,000 89,200 1,065,200 28,600 3,300 Dec. 187,200 Inc, 706.000 Inc. 28,600 g rerale quantity of the samo articles Itt at Lido: water (ram the commencompat of navigation to the 14tb y:—1 Nde in Tinrteenth street, in this city; I know the pricoh; became acquainted with bim about two yeat® 89 \ 16 Houston stroet, a place kept by n person named Sti; t there to bny money from hit; was introdacedy him: saw him a few days after at the same 0; Hallnyself aud Langton were tovether at an in- rview Athis house in Houston streot; Hall asked Lang? wh he was to work on; Lancton said on a five doll ips bank note, and Hall asked him tf he could &% hex lon of that note; Langton eaid he did not igh ld do it, except he took the plate; Hall ty wae give oa who metered angton, was to make the smrpeninns thy lead was to get up a bill to be equal to genuit one\ saw Hall after that at No. 16 Houston our, ble, Wheat, tus, Gorn, tus, Barley, 1", 233.300" 2,173,800 2,380,000 18,700 1865, , 1866. 99,800 1,187,000 7,764,100 105,300 ., 138,500 Dec. 095,500 Tn. 5,383,500 400 bd 500 Dec. 45, ape eee tho wheat to four the quantity of the lat- "to give ib last _yoar shows a decrease of 330, and I arm therefore eutitied, on the face of that commit. roent, withont of these men, and if for the furtherence of the justice the gen:ieman can show any canse for tention, I am pertectly willing that be shontd do so. T am not here to raive remarks upon the technicalities of the commitment; that the commitment ts worthless we all must admit, and that these men must be discharged tonable time with his accusers. But in as in’ many others, arm brate force, Cw Bo kept V4 locked up for an indefinite périog, until peel we nee come here. marked yesterday, nnd I remark to-day, tl men are slaves, tnd Thaveno saute Gos: than iny own existence that the object 4, not on that are at the bottom of this thine, im the ‘on that these men would have no friends, and in know. ledge that they had no funds, to keep them until tacir 1866, impression was taken by lim from them in the Treasury Sapetnenaaen knew that Edwin Langton took the impressions on to New York; she met Hall twice in New York, and had conversations with h m on each ‘but did not remember what he gaid on either of tnose opeasious, fho witness was cross-exam'ned at considera ble and the cross-examination having concluded the further bearing of the case was till Mon day morning. has other of them. I have seen, from besinnta, examination, leasure and pride, kind pathy (which your bas your judgment in deciding this cage one way or anot! THE TAX ON BROKERS’ SALES. Correspondence Between Collector Sheridan Shook and United States District Attorney Sam DUGITIVE SLAVES IN COURT. ‘SUPERIOR COURT—CHAMBERS. Interesting Proeeedings before Judge Me- Gaetee u Chattel Steal?—The Prisoners Restored to Liberty: Before Judge McCunn. Touy 20.—The People v. Emanuel Esta and Paulino Gonsucchi,—The examination in this case commenced at ono o'clock, and attracted considerable attention, Much sympathy was exhibited for the fugitives, who are really a very “likely” pair of darkies, The proceedings commenced by Judge McCunn’s asking if the habeas corpus case was ready, NOT FLATTERING TO TAK POLICE, Mr. Spencer—I have ascertained, since the adjourn- mentef the court yesterday, and can prove, that these ly in siding with the oppressed, the friendless, and the un- forvumate ‘These men bave bee _ ) ate wae of they be ning to end, and ul ‘no aspect of this case can held any longer. ‘THE MISING APPIDAVTTS, Mr. Bedford—Tho gentleman has no more proof of what be has said than merely on {oformation and belief, and T do degire that these afiidavite now on file before Justice Hogan be produced. What is the around bere in the dark? Judge McCunn—Justice Hogan is out of town. Mr. Bedford—One of the gentlemen opposed to me says this is a grave question. If itbe a grave question adjourn it and discharge these men, if they deserve it, ‘They have been held by a sjustice of the peace, The affl- davits on which they are held are on file. The gentle. map hos sued out his writ, and they should be produced here. Iam not responsible for the affidavits not being Produced. The rentleman argues the question of slavery peal Expected ¢o be Taken from the Deel sion of Judge Nelson to the United States He~ preme Court, &c. ‘The following correspondence has recently taken places between Mr, Sheridan Shook, Collector of tho Thirty- second Internal Revenue District of this? city, am® Samuel G. Courtney, United States District Attorney, 1 reference to the recent decision of Judge Nelson respect- ing the internal revenue tax on broker's sales. ME, SHERIDAN SHOOK TO UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORAET pu ltansehae Vane Seat aee nt Ton, Samvet G, Courtney U.S. District Attor men were arrested without any due process of law what- | as if they were here for heing slaves, don't care to muas 0. Gommrxay, 8, Bier Atiors evor, wpized m the strects of this city, and kept by an | have these men sent back to Cuba; that is not | Senter Circult Court has made decision. in the acvora! officerfor four days before he to6k them beforo any- | My position. I am informed ~by the officer | of and bankers anptving for injunctions myself and the aasossor of thin district, restraining us f° Assessing oF collecting taxes on aa.on made by them on Ghelt own accounts or on commission. Will aap ndvige how far the law now in force, and an heretofore con: ¥ the Revenue Department. iy boon affected or such decisions, and very much o . ‘ee SHERIDAN SHOOK, Collector ? MR, COURTNEY'S REPLY, Ome or Distrior Arrornry or Uxrrep Staves } ‘OR who caused their arrest that a portion of {bis stolen property was found on their porsons at the time thoy were arrested in this city; and J am here to say that if the parties be arrested for an alleged larceny committed out of this State, and the parties so arrested have on thetr person and in their possoasion fruits of that alleged larceny, that confers jurisdiction on the District Attorney of this.county. Jud-e MoCunn—No doubt at all about that, But that is not this case, Mr. Bed‘ord—What is this case? Judge MoGunn—This is where two slaves from Caba are vharged with theft, or, at least, citizens of Spain, You say these men committed this larceny in Cubaf Mr, Bedford—But I have not conceded that they are slaves. Judro MeCunn—T don’t ask that concession, You conende the fact that this larceny was committed in Saba? Mr. Bedford—Outside of the State of New York. I believe ft was actually in Cuba, Judge MeCunn—Phat being so, I don't see how we can take cognizance of the minor offence ‘That ends this case. The commitment is simply for examination, Mr, Bedford—I toll your Honor I have heen officially in‘ormed, and T assumo the responsibility of saying 9, body, and that then they were taken before a magistrate, and it is alleged that during that time they made some confessitns (your Honor can appreciate how much they are worth, they not understauding the English tancuago and bfing ignorant men), and that there is a thousand dollas reward offered for their apprehension, which may accant for the outrage, and that it is desired to keq them until the 2d of Angust, at which tino it is expected that their masier will oe here, I came here to-day merely to abide by whatever decision shall be made, and I ask that that be predicated upon the rule governing the ad- ministration of criminal justice in this city; and T shall wait before T argue any extended observation on the subject until my friend puis in some kind of a return to this writ, tus Sovruxan Disreicr or New Yor Rw Tour. July 19, 1 SHERIDAN SH00K, Collector of Internal Revenuns— T have the nowleriae, the to nok 0 ke r of this date, asking for information as to the effect of recent decisions of Justice Nelson in the bills filed for in- junotions against you and Assessor Gilbert, and in which ou, say:—"Will you advise me how far the law, now tm force, and us heretofore construed by t have to state that the proper lors to be entered in the cases decided have not yet settled; but that tue Court, ax I understand tt, has dectied to grant injunctions in the cases of Clark, Dodge & Co. and of Peabody & Co., restraining the assessment nnd collection of taxes under the ninety-nint section of the Taternal Reve- nue act. upon the transactions mentioned In the second, bole fifth articles of the complainsats’ bilis, which are as follows:— “Secont—That your orators, in the execution of their satd business na bankers, during ‘the mouths of May, 1665, and nd each of A PERTINENT QUESTION. Mr, Redford—As I uudoretand it Mr. Spencer now in- forms me that he isvned out @ writ of certiorari; if 0, it must be obeved, and the affidavits which were taken bet fore Justice Hogan, and now on file the: git to be produced. The writ innst bo obeved, The writ of habeas | that regitiar affidavits were drawn up before Instice Ho: | AGTH tNdh and each of the intorveutng month, corpus prodaces the body of the prisoners bot nei the | gan, and tho gentleman concedes, and already has ad. | ing’ house receive stocks,” bonds and bulhon for ailidavits; the certiorari will bring up te facts, and then | mitted, that a writ of certiorari was sued out, and had | sale, and ‘lid alko. during that period, at sald banking house, there are affidavits in this matter whfeh will speak for | not been obeyed. reoelve bills of exchange aud promissory nates for discount themselves, Sudge MoCunn—I rograt excondingly, Mr. Bedford, | #24 Sule. and did there discount aud well the sald bill. o° ex. change and promissory notes, and also there taake sil of such stock, bonds and bullion. for and on account of the par tes from whom and on whose account the same were eo re ceived. and for them compensation received, and took the suto usually and ordin«rily charged by bankers for like sere Judge MeCunn—Where are those affidavits ? that that is the enso, It isa very hard matter. Mr. Bedford—if this be the grave qnestion which tho ventloman save it is, had it not better be adjourned till THR CASE FOR THE PCGrY Mr, Sponcer—It is trae L issued out a of certiorari; it is trne it is impossible to serve it. The ze trate Who | to-morrow. I think it isa simple caso of grand larceny. committed these peopte is not in the city: his clerks are | The question of siavery has nothing to do with it, Winpa tat their post because another magistrate is holding DISCHARGE OY THE PRIS NERS. PE sid Ache, iene oratoss, Jn the n prosoention of foetr, nai ‘ourt there. I was willing to coneeda yesterday, Judge MeCuno—Fam going to discharro the pricon- | mentioned did vino from time to tine nt thelr anid iene dl to do, and did concede that te, Tow say, and Thave no Carol, for he has been my al friend for the een or twenty years, but I say that ihe:e men have been arr sted by the very man a! my friend's elbow, withont process of law, and de- tained four days in the tecth of the law before being taken before any ra and I say there has not been a_ particle jezal testimony aganst these men from the (imo they were arrested, which was on the 18th inatend of 12th until now, and [say the statute says that they must be confronted whih their accusera. But Twilt meet this thins fairiv, T wiil aesnme that their master is here swearing to every. thing, and [take the proper position that inasmuch as he cinis to own these men as well os everything they have got, that ho has got no stains in court whatever, Now, may it please your Honor, to come down to the trae and legal position of this eas, wo have been able to serve our writ of habeas corpus. return has been made to it, which is before ‘that return e men; that whieh [ was not obli there were these alfide personal qnarrel with M ers; and I will say that sf these mon were taken op without any process of lax, and locked ap til this-time, that the parties should be pumshed severely, aud if it is in iny power I will do it, Tho prisoners were therenpon discharged and reccived the congratulations ot their friends, ing house lend om stocks bonis lo ns had been so mai bullion for andon account of the parties from’ whom the same were so received. and to whom the sitd moneva bad been s9 leaned and advanced, and from the proeeeds of the 8 id ales did deduct the amount of suid loins and udyances and titerest thereon, and the usual and customary charges m_de by bunkers for like services, id advance money to varions par huliion, and after sich wivancea and did sell the sald stocks, bonis, and CORPORATION ADVERTISING, your orators mn tye prosecution of thedr aald business (bi va’), dari the “kereral months nforesaid, did also from time to time buy and sell for thelr own ae: count, and at their own riak, And not on commission, or for the nceount of Tak of 0 Bont ‘and balboa, and In the sales and puretases in this paragraph refe fo no person other than. thomsclves were in any wike inter: cord, “and has dented the writ with respect to the trankue- tions mentioned in the fourth article of said bills respectively, “Ft te Tast. youre in the prosecution of their saxd ‘ome i your orators, in mm business os Vadkers during the several months aforesaid, from time wo time, did purchase stocks, bonds and bh tom for and on account of divers Lg gr yp se according te the custom ‘aud usage exiting in the city of! New Yorks tf in thelr own name, ‘and in’ the mame of the person. for whom’ and ‘on Whose ngoount the same wore made, an disclosing to the seller thereof the naine of wach person, and did {i each of sald transactions, Hing to auch cuss tom, pay out of their own moneys the purchase price of said storks, bonds and bullion #0 bought, aud on sich pur- chane the same wern transferred. and ‘delivered to thom held and rotatned SUPERIOR COURT—CHAMBERS, Liability of the Corporatiou—Important De- ciscion of Judge McCann, Jury 2.—Henjamin Wool re, the Mayor —This te an netion to recover thirty-thonsand dollara and npward for advertis. ¥ pikinlil for defendants, "The complaint ia in the forni for services rendered. ‘The answer admits that there da justly due and owing the plaintiff the sum of $3819 25 “being « part of pi:tntii's account, and sets up & general denial to the balance. Appiication is now made, under sectinn two hundred and forty-four of the Cove, for an order directing the Comptroller to pay over the smount admitted to he due by the answer, the Corporation Counsel in bia poiuts nrges that, notwithstand- ing the admission contained in the answer, “that there fa Aittly due and owing to the plaintiff the sunt of $Z4819 25 1 ‘et tinder section 10 of whatis commonly called the elty tux levy, or tax levy. passed May 4. 1806. wherein bol CS “no judgments ta setions upan contract shall be entered by de- fault or otherwise, against the ration, except upon in open cours that the amount sought to be recovered ‘That roturn, as I showed not tell yor where this reny took place, nor doos it tal when, ‘Thy I to the commitment. ‘Those men have been In custode on that temporary com- mitment during this hot weather for eight or nine daye, ing outside of it » Lair, to the i poaesltad Is ir do. Sf the Corporatio: Connell grouting expenditures, unless The plaints counsel replies srith the Corporation for ‘cl upon it unless the gentioman shows some cause, we does not and wax not Ine to apply” such cases a ionic aseeven the charter de: shall aeoni any specie mproremens involving the ope of idea se taenacetanetiens oe meas aoe Srroman tame ae he learned District A' ge . The following com; jive tab'e street; tole hi 109 a \{; three days, 116. 4; 0n Bremen, 78% a 79; on bole ihy ol enene et tee febeipal envebee OF eat maanaton had an impression ready for | master comes hero, and then ih some improper manner covered, however, that # was the skeleton of @ Hamburg, 37 a 4} on Amsterdam, 40% a 411. tldcoaer fromthe Commateundat Ot they would imal, ot erento Brno W take them hye spree ern agin human being, which from appearances had bem Oloaginous stocks continue slippery and unsafo, and | aud inctuding the 14th of July in the 966, motors enbher 1 of the Tace of the plato, pA Mr, Redford—T was seqqeinipeben nie niet inter. a the ground for @ long time O'Brien care mining; shares represent future fortunes too remotoly to Lire aay, (May. Seaton to Hee has: Langton Re the lead im. | rupted ine that tho afidavits on fle ought to be pro- fatly collected (He bones together and handed and much attention, The transactions in both 40 / 99800 | Pie thats new! he took it away with aw Tall duced. They must speak for thomselves. My friend ‘them over to officer Higgins, of the Forty-third precinea, a ’ 2,172, 600 / 1.187.000 | Wich, thats ha & conversation with Hall as “eine to says these men were arrested without due process of muhe took thom 0 segtationhenns, aggregate but a very insignificant amount, and we advise 2,880,00/ 7, 76-4400 | yo es eet, tke plates and return with ; | law, and he has asserted this of law, the public to leave them severely alone. Gold, silver 150.10 | 105. hie dt poy se | Vaasa eae eee ae dol oe Judge McCunn (to Mr. Bedford)—Do you concsde the aod copper mining will undoubtedly be ultimately Cas a rba ane | two twenty dollatngte and one of etre heed SRS ee Sineee me egbeteler Be rae made profitable in this country, but maauwhile 91,000 er oe ie + apg ior beag on Meal = bar Hh cited upon the counsel for the prisoners. A ® mushroom crop of stocks will be marketed Ls Walker street,: ba wont‘ou to get arotier: he saw | donde, was Tome” eta Front ag all a ee have, takon maorely ‘speculative purposes. Theso will — | Hall; Lanxtow deviven nim the platos; next nicht we | Judge McGun Ye'Me Bedjord)-—This propocty was | sexton’ twentyetghe was Intended by ihe Teaghiee peeeceeh* «su, she nelpbesbens,, ewoll the already stale list of stocks orginated 30,009 | Met in Wooster streetyHalt gave Langton some money, | stolen in Cuba? ture to Preyent outrevagant and wedless enpendicares by the of ‘ broke Hho Onght, in ot a fe 54,709 | Su‘l Said he wonld ot tore toads; and gave me five or | Mr. Led‘ord—Yes, sir, boards, as not invended to, apply ‘9 matters of this Bh onan dt hw by swindling petroleum brokers, who onght, I y 97.000 | Seven dollars; Hail wat y get the leads to got the ine | Juage McCunm (10 Mr, Bedfora\—My question was, | Rind. .nd ae an evidence o/ the faot thet it was not so tn- eases, to bo at Sing Sing, instoad of at large; apy ay. 65.600 | Pression of a five hundrersotinr note, and of a fifty cent | are they slaves? pi phe Lo meres Be i note: went with Ha!! Ae ter strect, and got the leads ‘Mr, Bedford—t do notxnow whether they er. or not. | ton are incorrect. ‘n't musi be fools indeed who can be victimized ~ a _Porignos of the past. Most of the wale pote monis of flour wheat coe and Osis by eabl from Bur. ntocks havo, however, perishes #8 the tno Mutual Coal Company swindle 40f Run Oil closed 80¢, lower | Buflalo, 186 At the ‘lest board Bogrorday, Bennehott Run $2 60, | OW 18 than at the SQfird Ronnehoff Run closed -80c. higher At the io first board, selling at $5 55. Brevoort cold | Buffalo, 1866. £D$2, United States $7 65, New York Gold $1 15, Kipp | OrWwegu, 1866 & public ny ‘The business transacted at the Sub-Treasury in this city to-day was as follows :— Tho following is a comparative statementof the ship- any for, and he gave five dollars, and tolémo to tako it to heey an to give it t Kawin Tangton; Lang- ip the tead ean POshed them up in my room, Oats. leck in e evel ton went onto TAAL2 2,949,217 9,968807 9,616,549 | Washington; in July, 1865, So tt in Houston 54,308 502,681 157fi 44,350 | street; Le said he would @t the one hundred —_ — ————— | dollar note out first; that it would be a bully 411501 thing; J angton delivered the impresion of the one hubs falo and Oswego from May 1 to and mcladbg the second aed out—by sheor | Wook of Suly “for tho years 1865-66 :— bs Flor. Wheat. Con. Total... They stand here arrested question, whether this siaver, or whether any other sthority powet send them back to slavery. emery “mg o grand larceny. ‘or grand larceny, Judgo McCona—The quesion arises, pi a serious cotet has power, if they are Mr. Spencer—They have stolen their cloth thes have stolen themselves, and they are worth 6.000 Mr, Bedford——There is a statuto which sayr that your ” 4 bax a skeleton, 1,658,607 9,254 693,536 | dred dollar note to Hall at the comer of Waiker stroet { Court or the Supreme Court or General Sessions has juris with the view itertained by the learn. be ng a fened what Gi0,987 Tsiele “ireeoL | and Broadway; betwoon Hall, yur ond Taccion s | diction over an alleged, invecny; provide te are | Sie & Sale fea rencestute, the pisistld’ in the aouse, | toda eit ieok it nee ela night and bartoa aaa pase cemeclnted ot ee that on ge of he back of the oe beet mph of the = picid Eg te 1 pe Pe should 3 ranted. See. | it, ‘The police of the Forty-third precinct have takes sexe 319 2,975,5 73,/4 9,871,007 | hundred collar nove should be struck af in Washingy0; ge McCunn (to Nr. The is law cannot atfer merits y Total... B44 30,82, 86 ° 3,971,907 | aE eee or ae ne eee eee gol | winalee pon eth eee to De ave or ee hee 8 | of thiveane, tenure the wy ¢ wasmnade and ihe work | the matter in hand, and may possibly, succoed In aspen Loss. Teas. Gain, Gain. . 81,401 3,268,204 6,457,603 211,038 want Latigtion to do more than he was ding, bul might 1866, ive lini a cuance of the printing: 1 kuow that som of the complaint. [have cont to the Spanisa Consul and | the constitution of the land places the Mr. Bedford —I cannot admit that, Ihave nevor seon | tenet with the plitntll wee completes arte cman tne con work perform: ts Under that eon- Lo ay Pes Coainata. Pita was ia more active demand, motiy for Lend 1 ieee doMar ope were printed, oat vost cmp mi epee Ls lara The gentle Fy patrons teas the aioe oetels oad it was for that mext—Motion yor ax Ixsoxction AGaixet Tae Commnp- Payments, old notes... jon and export, but holders were fre et caw G Weoine of the impressions with afnau | man acting in his place eays that he knows nothing about Hy pore spite) framed const! a, Balace Provious prices, and the market closed very steady at | named Gurney, w ke was on the tain with ine odning | the merits of this eae re Exon inkrodend the torch section of article ome im that in: | SONA. ‘Yesterday # motion was made in the Sopreme POR i - a Our quotations,’ Sales, 3,250 bales. Reccipls, 222 bales. | to New York; we weit tw Kimira—Hall. Hicks, Germey, | Mr. Spencer—Kvery one who ie intorésted against us ied hab obinaxtcone in rata an te eked Ton | COUrt ON behalf of the property owners on Atlantic ave # finally appears, afier a good deal of misreporting, | Ou : fildiled nis obligations in all ‘and fa oniisted in ali : We quote:— Sands and others; Me. Gurney gave me a package Of ten | goes out of town gna leaves thors poor n in jail. justien and in equity to ', ne for an injumetion restraining the Atlantic avenue ttut the foance measure passed by the Senate yesterday Upland. Florida, Mobite, N.O0.@T. | picces of ope lundred Joliay notes; I bare sein the Judge McCann—I will hear the proof of these on Rs of the 4th of My taken away bis rome: o) be} 30 20 ignot a loan bill in any way, and its introduction in the | Ordinary..... spuate «coms to have been intended by Mr, Sherman hore a5 a matter of fact repadiation of the original pill utroduced by him than for any other purpose, It juakes no provision for a funding loan, but requires holders of seven-thirty-notes to give four months’ notice | good ordinary; 0c. for low ordinary. intention to convert the same into flve-twenty bonds, in default of which the notes | *derable “bearing,” and gales were announced at low before matarity of tho leadon impression of the «enty dollar note at Warhing- | t ton, Mr. Woods showed to me; If thak it wus the same impression Tsaw witha, Cros examined—t DAVE Cevelied vith circus and exhibitions; T have been over ue wholo of the miter: £ Savannah, Charleston, and Florida cotton at 38c. for | am married; my wife baslived |. pennsylvania foreight- strictly middling; S530. for low middling; S2%c. for | een years; | have not lived with Le for three years) I was in jae) charged with having pass6coupterfeit Magy be- fore I became acquainted with Mr. vgods; had 5 ‘fifty Corrrn.—The market for ingot was id by con- =) if cent fractional currency before that ert came we Tet Fang including 50,000 pounds Detroit at 32c., but no | and said they wanted the currency, 0 and he held ther consewntionsly, gan orany other gentieman cannot detain men om such # commitment as thie, Was taken before the United Staies Consul at Havana, Commissioners from taking ap the pavemens he part of us i by 1 it 6 part of Lie prieoners, ante oe: ho OP from Grand street to Fourth avenue. It was the 'y a pat. Speneet=Tho trouble is To not sec any cxuse for | sitive | that, takes away or impairs ‘ened oie deten' ion, 7 Mr. Bediori—The whole case is before Justice Hogan, | Re:ions, ‘must te desued retronpective,. To the cess of Me, ke ve. Hayward, fest U fied States Reports iy: Mr. Spencor—I admit tuat, but T say that Justice Ho- aldwin, in delivering the unanimous opinion said:—"The obligations of a contract con ‘ine force on the party who makes {t, and this 00 the laws im existener when ft ts made; sarily fey to in shi coutrects, Judgo McCann—Oh, vo, Mr. Bedford—I am informed by tho officer an affidavit avenue to remove the pavement and replace with gravel. The Commissioners set Patrick Cannom @ a the one will be redeemed in currency. This will necessitate te wore offering at the close lower than 82%¢c. a d2%«e. | it: L object to state whether 1 knew Net the: and that affidavit was sent over here, work to make the Tho owners became ® vory ea’y money market, which will bo likoiy | forthie description, We notice a sate of Bal more com It for; 1 was promised | by Coigeel Wood at T Ms, Spancer-—What good fs it hore ¢ i ple Oa RD I ee St twit’ vate terme. 250,000 eto tes wi icCann—' ct service here. ’ 2 matter . to keep the funded secarities baoyant. The bill con- | Poseds Portage Lake, past at 32066 bat Rioeity om pei. | Sever enld to me ti i eon enough to Spvict Mr. Bedford—My only poime ethan An, alieged: Tor. 4 aga! menaing When it boearne, cone AsoTHER ScrcioR.—A German named Michael Joham, Jains some minor provisions, one of which requires the | Pott terme Moraine Bett, ‘yellow metal there | would he protectez. he never said be would ceny bas been committed, ‘That hat been conceded by mitracted fae and the other the reaat all {ts gold ti of ‘fifty mill has been a a ces. We | if he were tr vie for 1 op, living with Mi my friend. ‘ rere ren), ane. gives, the, orber Tesiding in Withers street, near Bushwick avenue, a the open. m is city. P ‘ ot 7 } Teannot tell exactly 3 os bey Senn — 4 ‘Dears on tha ion 40 whiolo oF any part of the reserve of mational banks | goo inquiry tor ieeieable lots, but ho prices da With 8} Hall: it was in May or June, 1862 or 2663; Wee \promdy MeCunn—The question here is, whether the ‘oue party, to the injary of te He held the pistol, it appeare, close to Bis y shortsighted protectionist, Mr. Morrill, is intended to in. | Of cheose, howeven lle ‘were:—To' Liverpool 27,- By a wo Holag hold in interest bearing notes after tho Ist of Jam- | for these rader wore too high to admit of busipe st—adato too distant to exert any immediate | have no irangactions to Ouse Bios? pon monetary affairs, F The now Tariff bill introduced in the Houso by that | The revival of cotton ee ee the -heavy exports wtrodaced to him by a@ man Dates Bien ‘wit Clarke is either dead or “gone up,’ ne Janrton, T tinderstood, is dead; u When T went to see Clarke at ot grep pong said to Langton that if he cop 7 pression of the fire dollar eit’ he woutd give him a * Ry would do his best to get it; By Sight; Langton sild ho Ses" sive them to tne, and thet inally unchanged in every respect, Parsons wero dull and m trae lower for corm: by sail steamers, which obtain full rates, ‘The crease the Customs fevenie from ton to twenty millions | 999 pashet corn at 44d. balk and bags, and per steamer | said he would got ye ony ‘and Gams be " a ni design ho fac I it ing) at 44, and 8,000 | 1 would take p<-@ to Langton, ai i of doltars per annum, and this ts designed in tho face | on bales cotton (mowtly last evening) sh 6d, ear Alms | A MTG ike it all equare; Tam not an engraver, of our botug in receipt of an excess of revenue alrendy, the burdon of which is bearing oppressively upon the poopie, Sych legwlation is unpartiieled in this or any | sales being confined to lots @her countey, WEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. 10) 70009 N Caroli i {W000 Ont woo ‘ 1-30 Tr n, ists 1 4000 Tenn 6's, ex c, First Session—10:30 A. M. A = depored to various Interviews with about The piswt: tho mext timo T saw Mall was after I had sup. posed Langton lad delivered to him the plates; saw Hail fa 1864 or 1866 the corner of streot ‘stead: Jangton wan is Fall snid I would get more leads, and take them to Langton, and ($14 9 $id Oo ere | in September, 1865, nar Hall at. the foot of Chambers % 1 street: that was on the wharf, when I was going West; he sald the one hundrgd dollar notes wore ont, and that they could not even detect the notes in the banks; my real namo is Charles 1. Troat; I have gone by the as- sumed name of Chic Heaney; the aro ‘haw Was corn at 64,, and per steamer 3,500 boxes choose at 30s, Fist.—Dry cod have been Neceerete Coed, Oe unchanged. We quote Grand Bank $61 $6 ‘and St, George's §7 60, Mackerel wore day, $17 60 a $18 for No. 2 do, No. 8 do., and No, 1 shore $92 & quict at 600. a 600. for scaled aud Fuort was in moderato demand at fall i Faspar, July 20, 1860, prices, notice sales of 1,000 boxes raising at $4 30, 160 400 ahs Canton ©. 32s ders French plume at 16ige., 60 bla. Sg oh nd 20 Del & Had C Oo. 149 casks Turkish prunes at 131¢¢, “pm * 100 Weet Union Tel.. 64% | vency, 26 cases citron at 200, 1a Cab iy wal from 0 eed plato: ay Lane ery a de...c..0. 04 | nate at 100., 200 bags Att peaatute at 9 peg, La pistes then, an they wore Sande CP. i u nicksitverMg@o, 50 Sardines-—%g boxes at 2r., % boxes do, ’ inten ‘} o, 100 Gore Gen 60% | Benait nuts Se 180, misses? were tho backs of two twenty doling 400 Atlantic FE Co. = Saat Gaeeres - BB an r) 100 Horton W Power. 3 port. Sales id 1@ NY Cen BR..... 104 Hy c., gold: 700 eity slaw gh ogee | 66 Toe. aver- 14440, ; 760 Momtevideo, 21 Ibe, and 4,700 Baenos ir Aa o, Wein aon Bk 9 hie menagerie; war in jail for mealing a diamor~ i 2 ie *. “eg a. Pry | Wag not inthe Sat prison. aprons ao. acids igo, Divo 2 He, F'n Nee MS | TM Sort aoe the platen ronda ra 8) 100 Erie me , foral Pi oa Wig. 91 y acmeri. | tm my hoese infernoy Gny, and raw the r% to M1 Ibe, Tee, & 1940. Ba, jo up by Mowers. Ht Brown, comp! 350,800, idee ucanag 10, by =) Ry and Montevideo, 51,000 Rio Grande, $4,000 Ontire bite Orineeo, 30,096 fend Kips, 2,000 Asptawall, atamorae, wivon Boe bh Bnd American Pighave both been ne- giected, and the business bas been unit it, bein A confined to sgall lote for consumption, lolders, how. iif ; {24% | over, ore as firm ae ever, and the following prices are p wiatgined :~-No. 1 American, for immediate delivery, 4 ae plember and Ce delivery, 2 do. , Oc. % | tor present delivery, $47, for September and Oc: t oe r 30, Ge at yard, $48 60, ; pan Ae sya ‘$50, i, $45. WF ae ; carried rose the ferry. mk Tov Cathet ae, ot srouen tthe Distt ey on the matter, 4 inne bey to ‘ashing ton was roduced to writing <> te Wastiveten tao rain work, and expected Fe re eee pet wont to Washington, and the state. ment I made yas reduced to writing , RAMEN avec thas eho hed Nived with Fa. Minnie Tan, depored that o te the; she declined to Tre FAP Ech tuneried to hmm oF bad Wye ‘with Dim as of 800 Reading RR 2d eal! 11 1000 Mich GK NI RR. Garish ne fo; she pated that sbe saw the fof wawin | wi nee how! foe cine rect are slaves, If x0, Lord sagt there ix no donbt about it; but what Me. Meer iate gn STU% Tam perfectly sntisted that the Skee. Copcul at ARYA betore Mr. pod 4 United ‘other con Lik of «quantity of {@% that thése slaves had robbed f the act, there herein that madtes theootiy: YY Of 6 aug jewelry, and oscaped to a Trin ithe ee Wha tome ral ‘and wr oui cat, Pespoct, conelade th mai mat ta (10 Mr Woctenty Do you admit that fot nent i houid leave h'retromertie cr ynjirions effect Mr. Bed@r. wr, Jesse Vandetpon, thon tee. Lemlarare, “ei explanatian ol chai wenorandum oe by way Of | test cinta “Similar to ake pin committal Pat Ne cso was adjonmned vemporary | piotind out. down for duly 771) the suggestion of Mr. Ander®h’ set then counsel of ‘men, the Judge Moun Ait these men ate entitied tw not hi their fate hak ‘the how ox ought to Be kept in the Cy check, but im hie attempt to discharge it ite Poctead, of le oe iy th og 5 ag Bg : irectiy thro as he no donbt intended it should, glanced off and took ebeck compt: off, An officer of the Forty-sixth anfurtunats nan to the staiion house and in the aftornooa he was taken io the hospital, w! it is understood he died last evening. The caase in to have beoa domestic difficulty, ie mado an attiemps to drown hianself in the Newtown creck last pring. other: In ita operation, aimounte to denial ing oat culy. ga the ‘remedy, it FIRE 1 SUFFOLK COUNTY. The Weeds on Fire Near Holbrook. Station ‘Train Kun Of the Long Island Railroad near Deer Park. Mr. Spencer —Hr. says that is 9 mistake, Tho Woods in the neighborhood of Holbrook station, a. A. i for sone Bedi oven " bd in Suffolk county, on the Long Beland Railroad, were We have no teap wit! epaigee mem, em take cognitive stil buming yesterday, having been on fire for soverak Of the faot shat $e theft was Chamitued there at al. Eel How *F— forcat near the station, dried and parched He, Beater ave weet 3 aa me se that ko che tne eaten epc ek | DY the Deaing oe need burning on the 17uhk have n wars she = Feast. ia tale i Sc Pedps they nist be adhxtved fora rer. | IMAt, And hes not faisly coamd Yer, moneh the fataem ae mpidiy on the wano, A large number Of aetes ‘Whodland, belonging to various gartles, bave been charred % the level of the ground, the fields boing stubbied ‘With the biack and ashy trupke of trees and th belng strewn with the burnt timbers st serch he various foie have bate sat tad Severs smell sheds have alsa nanl rot face ir bats % the . No eatimate €an be dam= 8g0, tDough |: te believed to he Taoomelaersbie we ire = ombuusoen. the irises branches parched of - id heated by the & flame, ‘there, per. read re = pao conflagration to bave CARO FROM D. J. BUCKLEY. Hacks off on ihe Loog Inland road. 70 TRE BDITOR OF THR HERALD. ya, 9 ‘of You woud obiige me very much by contradicting a statement which appeared in Sunday's lesue of your Paper, to the effect that Thad asanited Mr. John Vogel with aciub, &0.,@ statoment which {# detrimental te Moe | ™y sharncler, White going shrongs Chatham Posted Ueiwtea twelve ang ong on ender ean t rookie, on the the Leese track hea boon hea ah fora poy Jaren fom the rade, uw thot ‘Qorporation or upon