The New York Herald Newspaper, March 19, 1868, Page 10

Ee et ee Nee ee ee | 10 NEW YORK F¢RALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1868—TRIPLE SHKET, eames teeunec ue company for wanrot | NT Wy YORK LEGISLA MEXICO. 4 - a ~ enced March progeedings suppie- | sPenjations. And this t, further that THE GREAT RAILROAD W ‘ap, | conenora Maren, 200 ane rrooaiins none, | enatane, nai aaponen, tortor says Lat | Lent us ane company, oe wa of LA froth end ce all the facts a3 devel: ie, { platnt, to the effect that the defendant Frank Work | (17) ration organized under the laws of the these actions, each of which had some ay! 4 to Was ab ogent of this dof sng inasiied ie State of lowa. Ba 7 ae SENATE. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD. i | J J ica for. "AM Set whe Be aoe ot this defendant 13 wholly untrue. This de- Se a renin i the case ware ae ABany, March 18, 1868 | te Arrest of Ex-tioverner Vega—Forcible The Allegations of Conspiracy Ag? mst Judge = im thie tame” fer tee. protecwon onont farther says that to the best of his judgineny . BILLA ORDERED TO A THIRD READING | Demand for Hla ReleaseThe Northwest never an! 0 relati Hell Gat Barnard, Cornelius Vanderbilt ang Others, tang a option Ripe te Ghachution of | te pints ation ageing tia pment “te ae THE PRESIDENCY. zlmending the ams of 185 relatos the Hell te | Confederacy, teenth gam u satiatied and. belie’ pbbbnbianrsutsnnserss eo en nen araetne te on eae ner 20 to atete to this court, that the sole object of Meas State Convention- , | PAY; amending the charter of Auburn. Ex-Governor Placido Vega, on a private viait here ied i Srgumins on lnaaetin’ he ve ave enn ts net trod! og RE se at = the Chicago Cr BILLS BEPORTED. en route to Guymas, was arrested on board his vessel The Charges Denied in ammaavits by All ton ite merita, And now, after wal yaa | tits eutt inthe introduction of the | nari Election of Delegates to 2- | Incorporating the eity of Ogdensburg and allowing | yesterday afternoon by armed forces of the general they had done, they junior of the counsel in | of this de} ane therein was to giv° | vention—Resolutions Adopted Endor ging ny of Ogdensburg the Parties Accused. ae san te us ‘aiNdavits or papers, | # false color to a fictitious upon which an in- panier said city three supervisors; against repealing the act | government; under command of General Daralos, for a ment, and that the injunction | junction might be obiainea ~which might furnish | Grant and Favoring tmp. ne for the extension of Central avenue, Westchester | and is now 4 prisoner in the Custom House. General i Ae noe be glowed to stand. The complaint was | pretence or an excuse for the tasue in the New York TRENTON, N. J., March 1° , 1968, county—agreed to; the charter of the | Martinez, provisional and military Governor of this ight, be, slowed to stand. TM? Ge tenth sub | maxketof the unauthorized stock of the Erie Rall | ay. pe veyoan convention met to-day ¥ th a fall ; amending the cl Jeartings, prevedoual sed a pvernir af thi THE INJUNCT,10ON DISSOLVED. 4 av hed in it there could not be | way Company, which has been recently issued by called to order at twelve | X!aeara Suspension Bridge Company; for the exten- fos) had no right to arrest private eitizons. Although ’ a it wish Sy Mes Pig = anting of | some of the directors of said com) in violation, tion, and was twelve | sion of Dock street, Yonkers; incorporating the | temporarily set free, Governor Vega is again a priso- ound the sitemeter ote ground In-any | as this deponent is informed and elieves, of ths o'clock by Mr. F. Kingman, of Mercer. Urmine , Convent” Ins the Security | ner, and confined up to hour of wating. ‘nee more, of - 5 Bank 3, changing nam said, inez SUPREME TOU%T (BROOKLYN—SPECIAL TERM. b-division further than that set fort! said co vig Socrates Tuttle was appointed te.nporary chair. | Of ie radies’ Educational "union; ainending the | nis release, which is to be compiled with a ares = charters o! mn) sy Ae leges: coml é Court bination and con- | holders, and of an injunction of the Supreme oe ny ae ne it a4 eeniing sae tsaue. And further this deponent mede Uy tion and belief. Why did not the a parties, eno gave. this information to "tne plainti | Sworn this 18th day of March, 1868, &c. 19. davite themeelves, or why did not the ©. VANDERBILT. plaintiff get the aMdavite of ‘those ‘les to The afidavit of Judge Barnard was also ni Strengthen his case? The two brief wits that | denying in the broadest terms every allegation were presented were worse than the complaint | leged against him in reference to the combination, ateelf, ‘They that it is “notorious in Wall street | conspiracy and interviews with brokers, but Lv ‘that-® combination ‘has been entered inte for the pur- | knowledging that he occasionally visited the sires - pose’ of octane. in stocks.” Did Mr. Belden ee AS bey Sr uene of seeing Mr. Ww 4 and his own er, Fisk, been entering into a combination for ly and solely of a social character. . Ira a Motitiees ious of in order that they hater appeared sa counsel for Judge Barnard. man, and an address was delivered 'sy him on taking | charter of the Church Charity Foundation of Brooklyn; | this afternoon, In the latter case V, CT the cae ieeetaa, radian tae yee mttan | bere a ier ay deernlned fe i % - | by force. redict night A committee on permanent or‘ganization and reso- | DENY Coa to: to establish the jail liberties. of Deer ca eeeat bri bap lh ight if Vega is luttons-end rules was appointed. ‘Queens county; extending. the time for the collection | Reports have it that to-morrow morning Vega will A resolution was adopted to send two delegates | of taxes in Middleton and Southfield, Queens county: | pe declared Governor of this State by universal as- and two delegates from each. Congressional disirict, | authorizing town subscriptions to the West Shore | gent of the people, and four alternates at and four alternates to | Railroad; for the extension of railroad tracks from Well informed men say that the whole ‘affair will the National Republican Convention to assemble at | Atiantic avenue to Prospect Park, Brooklyn; to ex- | end in te northwestern states of Mexico Gealaring 0. tend the charter and authorize an increase of the | themselves free and independent, asking for Unit ‘The committee then took a recess, capital stock of Sodus Company for consideration of | states protection. | The Convention ooganiees rmanently in the | tie Senate; to amend the charter of the National | ~ The American man-of-war Saginaw arrived here Before Judge Gilbert, Wilham ‘Belden ts, Corneius Vanderbilt, Wm. H. Vanderbit', Richo ra Schew, Augustus Schel, James #1. Bancker, Geo rge G @arnara, Frank Work, The Brie Railway company, Marshall B. Champlain, Attorney Gene ral of the State‘ef New York, and Seventeen Oth ers,—This is a guk brought by:plaintif,, who 1s & ¥ vockhokier in the Erle Raihway Com pany, in which he ppays that the defend- afternoon by the a) ent of Mr. D. S. Gregory, | ‘Travellers’ Insurance Company; incorporating the | from the Guif this afternoon. Her services may be ants be fenjoinea, from ta any manner inati- t fill their-short Be Erie? He (Mr. Clark) THE ARGUMENT of Hudson, president, with twenty-one vice presi- | pullman Pacific Car Company; incorporating the | needed. / wating or aiding the j legal not the honor of appearing to represent the | occupied upward of three hot Messrs. Clark and | dents and twenty-one secretaries. Jamestown vriving Park Association. Nothing lately heard from Governor Rubi, consti- 6 presecution of any ed ji who had thus been maligned in a | Rapallo forthe defence and Mr. rman and John The Convention proceeded to vote for delegates by BILLS INTRODUCED. tutionally elected Governor of the State. He holds Proceedir g whaty.ver having for its ‘object the re- learned) jee ee Meet proved to be one of the most | B. Burrill for the plaintiff, ‘The latter pslecnin counties, when the following: mae ert court. | 2% att Twasp-Amending OR OMAK IRE Of: the Sol- | his own in the mountains about Copala against Gra- moval oF the dire ctora or‘omicers of the Erie Railway |. 1 developments of ps ‘hole e proceeding. ‘was sent for in extreme haste to New York city, PR cde Parker, ae I Blair and Bore or onbb. diers’ Business Messenger an pal pany. Dados and Palacio. represented f. But | when the motion to postpone was denied. At the aaa Fe) allegations ‘was that he “had been | close of the argument the following order, denying in the habit of going to the offices of certain bro- | the motion to continue and setting aside the tem- kers.” What brokers were they? Were Sip ime porary injunction was made by the Capua’ ans brokers who had the evidence upon which this in- Ata special term of the Supreme Co' ads junction was granted, and who had in their pos- | and for the county of Kings, at the gounty t - session twenty-five hundred shares of stock for | House in the city of Brooklyn, on the Haired which there was no basis? Who were these bro- | March, 1868, present Hon. J. W. Gilbert, Cg kers? It was a sad commentary on the times when william vs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Pog counsel dared to go before a court to make such | temporary order of injunctien having been m: ‘chur evidence, against this action, dated March 0, 1868, by Hon. J. W. (il- ple ty ane evirder & Judge | vert, which order also required the defendants to ‘After some further discussion on the motion to | show cause on this 18th day of March, 1808, earman fram Mmdavit why such order of injunction should not be penne ie corns Seaton Pteemaa continued, and the hearing upon such order Compan y or any of them, or for the appointment of @ recely ‘er of itf ; property or any part‘of It, or restrain: tng the: carry) ag outf any agreement or contract ‘heres yfore m ade bythe company, and from aiding im Nay degree whatever, or carrying on any pro- eectiing aly eady eoinmenced; that Frank Work be restrained ’ vy injunction from acting as a director or sother ome ser of Wae company; that the company'be required ‘to issue stock in accordance with the terms ‘of its cov vertibie ponds upoa demand of the holders of such bonds; that the said directors, except- jobb. Al- | By Mr. MoRGAN—To repeal the act for Registration ternates—Amos Clark, John S. Tuck, Pangborn | of Births, Marriages pop eninng and James T. Rusling. By Mr. OROWLEY—‘o amend the Metropolitan Po- Districts—First district, Colonel W. | lice Jaw concerning the Police Life Insurance Funds. | A Train Thrown from the Track—Four Pere 3 home, Gumpessands Foner Coad by Mr. BRADLEY—Incorporating the Marsh Land sons Mangled. 3 ternates, 5 yu uml + | Improvement Company. Zipieneekian, ” Cape | May, | cecond | Dis: Mr. BANkS—Alnending revised statutes relative | The Yaphank express train left the depot at trict, Jarvis Bartlett, Bomiegions Robert to the custody of children. Hunter’s Point at half-past three P. M. yesterday C. Belville, Mercer; alternates, J. W. Hoysert, Mon- BILLS PASSED. afternoon, with some two hundred and fifty passen- mouth; General John 8. Schultz, Ocean. Third dis- Authorizing the towns of Arcade and Java to pur- ‘ebd wien within tells tatle ot Wacdelhe the trict— D. Jarrard, Middlesex; C. 8. Skillman, | chase right of way through said towns from Atti gers, » Hunterdon; alternates. Hugh M. Gastin, ina and Alleghany Hallroad; suthorizing the construction | engine struck a broken rail and was precipi- W. D. Ohetwood, Union, Fourth district—Edward | ofa railway in 125th and other streets and avenues | tated into an embankment, carrying with it A. Walt Lg ee Ryerson. Suse alter- | in New York; authorizing additional facilities for | the tender and three passenger cars, A per- nates, Joseph Nightingale, Passaic; Rowland John- | the interment of pauper dead in New York; authori- | fe, wreck resulted, and the utmost conster- CASUALTY ON THE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD. ing Weork, bo ired to continue im the to show cause hav! been brought on this | son, Xe district—James Go) Hudson; | ying a discontinuance of a portion of Smith street, | nation prevailed atmong the passengers on ford ianci voor ie ae a ‘whlch the ¢ perceled senior day, and the complaint in this action, together with | Cornelius Walsh, Exsex; alternates, les Wehle, | Brooklyn; amending the charter of the Brooklyn | the fealn) many of them cmashing te windows and en 7 ance Of thelr proper functions as directors, | of the matters por mat deponent balloved thet wick | the alidavita thereto annexed of William Belden and | Hudson; D. W. Baxer, Passaic. ‘rust Company; amending the charter of the Brook: | Stiempuing to” get thelr boules “chrough them, but © lis Su it was a counter to the one | Masonablé time evidence could be procured to sus- | Henry N. Smith, each verified Maren 7, 1808, having |, lutions were then etna follows: m Turnverein; incorporating the Ithaca Water | they only succeeded in inflicting wounds upon their tain & previc usly cor amenced in the name of Richard Schell leclaring it the right anc ‘arks Com) ; incorporating the Clinton Savings | persons, Fortunately, there were but few persons in agaist the D cew faction, in which an order of in- read on the of the plaintiff, and Thomas @. | First, Congress Bhea ‘a ri declare the terms on whith the rebel States should Bank, New York; increasing the Poughkeepsie Poor having been heard on ‘The court decided that this was insufficient, and | Shearman and John E. Bu the forward cars, and they all escaped injury but the part of the plaintiff, and the affidavits of Corne- | be restored to their relations to the Union, and com- | Pund to $36,000; amending the cl of the Syra- serious! ured Was @ newsbo! Junction war s granted by Judge George G. Barnard | Biter Coe Taner a tr ae ndjguramment He Vander a ag Sohell, Wiliam H. Vander. | mending thelr eiforta to that end, although thwarted | Guse Savings Institution. four, The most seriously injured was & nawsboy enjoining tt .e directors from holding any meeting | was as to the absence.of plaintis’s associate counsel, pa James H. er, Richard Schell, Frank Work | at all, po! ita by a faithless Executive; second, in re- ‘Adjourned. His 1 were crushed, his bowels protruded. whiie F; uificient fe and Augustus C. Brown, with the schedules and ex- | pudiating the consent of New Jersey to the fourteenth ‘and bis neck was lacerated; yet he lived ie Fran¥ . Work was excluded (he having been en- — ne a sank eee 08 8 Davies Sad'taxen | hibits thereto annexed having been read on the | amendment to the constitution the democratic Legis- ASSEMBLY. fntauen to Bellovus Hespital,’ His parents reside Joimed trom acting as @ director by an injunction The cesponsibility of these charges, not only | part of the defendants, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Angus lature of New Jersey transcended their powers ‘ . in Forty-second street, this city. A Brooklyn gen- i granted by Judge Balcom at the suit of James Fisk, | against a judge of the fore cmat but against | tus Schell, William H. Vanderbilt, Richard Sc! ell, | and reversed the oa will of ee ee ~— ALBANY, March 18, 1868, tleman, residing at 147 Lafayette place, sustained a Jr., afew: jays previously). The injunction in the | gentlemen of the highest character in the community, aos ta Tega par ena [nos ee ates or ce cue nates BILLS PASSED. * fracture of one of his feet, ile was sent to his home. ; ham) eral, A iia 8, Susi ainful “wait of Sot elt also restrained the oMtcers of the com- | SUCKING & conspiracy Of the most, extraordinary | Champlain, Atjorney Ccnetal, ad Moen heard on | Wonal mode of femoving an Executive who violates | To amend the act for the bettor regulation of are- | he engineer, Wiliam ‘Morris, sustained, painful but 4 pany fro m issuing or creating or increasing the | as charging them with using the process of the courts | the of the last named defendants; and the affi- | the con: t eoly. trials fourtke quncapetieg, bave,® | menin the city of Brooklyn; to improve Graham | severe {ijuries and was sent to Bellevue Hospital. i i from rting to further speculations in the stock. The gentlemen | davit of George G. Barnard, and his answer in | tals and speedy, trial; Brooklyn; to confirm the oMicial acts of | No other casualties are reported. The injured were eats ee cociesodng! aac ane wno make these Sa a eee ered to gabe | Raving Deon Cee eee pemabead oS T weatenwetee county; to establish | Kindly atrended | to by tue | proprietor of the » tiate , hot only : : ingo junter’s Point, an uninj property — of other companies, and from paying any | San'thvaciances bus that of the public and he (dudes | _ It is ordered that the motion for fie continnance | $o2e cert fo eee Tee ee Savoring, 1 Shey Rare ar tae, ky ot: Vela, fe eee passengers Ware brought down by the return train. | counsel fees or other. legal expenses which might be | Gilbert) would not permit a charge of that kind to | of said injunction be and the same is hereby i Piescyieney highest honors of his’ country for -his | of the Mechanics’ and Traders’ ae Vithinan hour after the accident a petition was otr- ted Trt allegation t! and that the said temporary order of injunction here- pets a may be. Pesce ‘and he would Berens tofore granted in ns. action be and the same is reluctant to afford parties any indulgence in suc hereby Vacated and set aside, with costs to the de- incurre 4 in the suit of Fisk. In the present services in maintaining her honor and her institu- suit (f selden vs. Vanderbilt, Barnard et al.,) it ica? and Several petitions were present 6 tions in all his official acts; sixth, warned by sad ex- | be Passed forbidding dirgctors dson River with the intention of presenting it to the Erie tures, i @raud Jary of that county. accusing the Wong Island ¢ im the New | Ratiroad Col pe ‘that alaw | Culated among the uninjured passengers for signa- a ie the iu | was 4 - ctice; for th ht to be prepared, upon the | fendants. J. W. GILBERT. rience, they ask that the candidate for the Vice mi) of jeopardizing the lives of pas- ae ' vod charged 4 that Judge Barnard, the meruien rier at pelle § 3 chatge ean mada, po ate —_—— Presidency be a man of unblemished character and | York Central and railroads. sengera by the insecurity ‘of the road. ia » 7 ‘rank Work and others had entered into “® | ty the court as to the truth of the charge thus SUPREME COURT (KEW YORKO—CHAMBERS. incorruptible integrity; seventh, endorsing the oficial BILLS INTRODUCED. | comb! . pation to speculate in the stock of the Erie | made. The plication for this order was made to acts of Governor Ward, a By Mr. YouNGLOvE—In relation to the election ~ | Raw’ ay Company, and to use the process of the | him (the court) when he was sick, and he endeavored Before Judge Barnard, There were no set speeches. Cheers were airen ee directors on the Har! eae River, New Yor! EUROPEAN MARKETS. q ? to ‘these ences which the counsel | Schell vs. The Erte Ratlroad Company.—Mr. Eaton | General Grant, The proceedings of the Convention | Central and Erie railroad companies. cal acot A | court 3 for the purpose of alding their speculations, were very enthusiastic and were enlivened by a band By Mr. TaRBox—In relation to the publi ny it had shown to exist. ‘When the bill was read toniin he stated to the court yesterday that he was desired by for 1 hich purpose they had various consultations | supposed that it contained aftirmatively positive of music. Rae ce tar creche Haaiice Aba LE. he ecco Aaa LEDC. Toe EE | toxe! ner,” &e. allegations upon the subject, and he saw now from | Mr: 7. 0. Bancrof: Davis, one of the directors agninst | wrichigan “Republican Ceuvention—A, Long | nus and Prospect Fark lallroa Oompany. 93% foraccount, American securities closed at the Uy | on the complaint and affidavits of the platntim, | Teeding it Vist it Toul ee ely eae aug | Whom attachments were issued, to mention thai Series of Resolntions—Grant and Schuyler | BY Mr. MatHEws0x—To incorporate te National | following rates:—United States fvetwenty bonds, i Bee o Smith, Mr. Justice Gil th . a Was absent at Albany in attendance before a com- Burglars’ Insurance Company. 72}4; Illinois Central Railway shares, 8034; Rail- \ en and “CR ee bert, of the | the parties making those charges must sustain them, | Ties of the genate at the time the attachments | Colfax the Preferred Candidates. By Mr. OHAPMAN—In relation to the collection of | way'sharcs, 45%. tl Sup. veme Court, Kings county, issued an arder of mee Be boomer ay Shere Sut omenea ad eee posh phe a ot muna cette a4 oe: of the Derrorr, March 18, 1868. taxes in Utica. PaaNKroRT Ny March 18—5 P. b tem porary injunetion, granting the relief prayed for | Doreunity for procuring evidence “which they say | Tnatter until he ‘saw it in the newspapers. He also | Tho republican State Convention to nominate dele- | By Mr. JoNES-—To incorporate the New York Real ee ee ee : £8: above stated, and enjoining the defendants “from | they could procure. As it at present stood | wished to state that Mr. Davis was anxious to obey | gates to the National Convention met this morning, ‘By Mr. a relation to the consolidation LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—LIVERPOOL, March doing any act in furtherance of sald com] ” ana | it was as an outrage upon the administration of | the order of the cot and would ap in answer “fae _ " mony pany, and organized by the selection of Mr. Charles M. | of railroad companies. i8—5 P. M.—The cotton market was rather more oe justice. He thought it was time, when charges of | to the attachment if it were made rel bie at the The foll Te juiring the defendants to show cause, on the 18th BILLS REPORTED FAVORABLY. active towards the close of the day. ie following, patio of this kind were made by men in high commercial | end of next week. DISD Pe A SeLILOTAET COMSTITIRN, DOANE IRO Were AD de teh truction of @ stone stairway in the the authorized quotations:—Middling uplands on day of March, why the injunction should not be made | positions, under oath, that they believed parties of Judge Barnard said that as there were eleven direc- | pointed on credentials, permanent organization and New York Sentral ‘Park; in relation’ to stage routes the 3} on 103d. a Lose ; midding uplands to arrive, Pe rpetu distinction were engaged in combinations, and using | tors the attachments should be made returnable OM | resoigtions, The Committee on Credentials reported | in New York; to Incorporate the American Trade | 10d; middilng Orieas, 10%d-a 10d. The sales : rapt ine rd ith this latter | the process of the courtsfor speculation in stocks, that | one aay, which was Monday next. + to divide the Ninth ward and create a new | of the day foot up 15,000 bales; Yesterday merning, in-acoortence Ww: “! an opportunity should be afforded them to substan- | ‘The Sheriff made a return against four of the direo- | thenames of delegates. Forty-six counties were repre. | Agency; { to provie for the complctian of | “Liveatoon Bemabsrurss MaRkwr.—LrvmRsoor, F rovision of the order, Messrs. Charles A. Rapallo, | tiate the charges thus made. He would also say, | tors, stating they could not be found. sented. A permanent organization was then effected ee ie eroea a ent; to amend the March 18—1:20 P. M.—The. market is dull and un- 3 jorace F. Clark and James By Metcalf a) in | that an application was made to hima day or two | Mr. Vanderpoel then moved for attachments a proven. er ate f ppeared st residence, for an ez parte order post- ainst them, to be made returnable also on next | >Y the selection of C. M. Craswell as President:—The | of the Jamaica Sav: Bank; to amend the cl changed. ‘ ' 1 nis court as counsel for the defendants, and Thomas | 98% Fea o fol delegates to the Chicago Conventio: of the Bushwick Savings Bank; to incorporate the | LivERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.—LIVERPOO! "I PORLa Sn Cake. is Seat ae ae, Buea Re woall | Mooday, ere eee go gaa er oa ‘Trust Institution of New. York; to incorporate | March 1s-1:20 P. M.—The market, is drmer. Bee 4 4. Shearman for the plaintist, hot postpone it, and assigned substantially the same | Tho court granted the application. elected:— ee area Matra alee oe How Yorks 63 aaieed te | nem oaaeacet wo Tite Dee abe me Gates prinoe gene. } Mr. Clark rose and mo¥ed the hearing of the mo- | reasons that he had done now. ‘The motion to post- * H.R. Berther, of Lenawer county; H. Waldron, of | actenabilng State bunks to Devomenational baking ia; | Pork'Tes, 6d. per bbl for astern prame uieas, Lard, | ‘tion, when Mr, Shearman stated that he was the | Pofe Wie! rapes ie cubteks Gxtheweelior to THE ERIE CAMP AT JERSEY CITY. Hilledale; §. J. Bonin, Berrien county; W. B. Wit. stitutions; to incorporate the Catskill Saving Bank to | 67s. 0d. per cwt. ne aay , ag ms eRe in county; 601 ashetar sharter: I[VERPOOL LIVE! Marc! attorney In this suit, and that Mr. Fleld and other | show cause, then proceeded to read the following | Latest from the Seat of War—A Flank Move- | county; L--W. Longyéar, inghau; Morgan Bates, | certain streets ond avenues in New York; to facile | 181-30 P M~-Shgar ie Lirin at 25s. Od. per ¢wh Tor gentlemen who were engaged as counsel in AFFIDAVIT OF RICHARD SCHELL. ment—The Drew Garrison About to Assume | Grand Traverse; George ¢. Briggs, Kent; J. P. tate the construction of the Midland Railroad; to | No. 12 Dutch standard. | the case were absent, being engaged in arguing Sorems Court.— William Helden vs. Cornelius | 1 ogonsivemThe N York ham, Livingston; John Devine, Sanilac incorporate the Oswego Water Works Companys to | Perroteum MARKET—ANTWERP, March 18-5 P. _% the Chicago, Rock Island‘and Pacific Railroad Com- | Vanderbditt and others, eo fensive=The New York Kidnappers | pivardson, Tuscola; J. W. Edwards, Marquette amend the act relative to steaaa boilers in New York; | M.—The petroleum market closed firmer, and prices e x - 8 4 City and County of New York.—Richard Schell, Scared Away. Delegates at large—W. A. Howard, Detroit: h | relative to fraud in assessments for local improve- | advanced 25 centimes; standard white, 44 france 25 b pany’s case before Judge Cardozo, in New York city. | one of the defendants, in this action, duly | ‘Those privileged parties who were allowed to pass | Gid ng, Kalamazoo; Hampton Rich, Ionia; Ran- | ments; to protect the rights of passengers upon rall- | centimes, Mr. Fullerton, associated as counsel for the defend- rhe Fretent tered an a = el of rele within the lines at the Jersey camp yesterday were | 40lvh Strickland, Corina. ‘Ways and other public conveyances. . rR ca ants in this suit, was also engaged in that case be- | £6 utterly false, #0 fur as they relate to this depo. | somewhat exercised over the activity and incessant | . The Committee on Resolutions reported the follow- Ie och etary EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS. are utterly false, y po mew) iy The SPEAKER presented a communication from the See tangs Cardone. nent, and that he believes them to be false so far a8 | porrying to and fro of the directors during the day, | {2g Which were unantmously adopted:— Comptroller in answer to the resolution of the Assem- i Mr. Clark asked whether the gentleman was making me, relate to the other defendants in said subdi- It could be seen at once that something was “in the Resolved, That the right of the ple to partici- } bly relative to the ex of the State Speed QUEENSTOWN, March 18.—The steamship oy, of ® motion for an adjournment, and if go whether he | Vision named, and that this deponent never entered pate in legislation is the best security of liberty and tment, showing the amount expended in 1867 | antwei tain Mirehouse, of the Inman line, nto on! such combination a8 is herein charged | wind.’ Visitors asked themselves the question wih "| what could all this bustle mean, and a few were ‘And deponent further says that he is and had been for several months prior to the commencement of | bold engugh to ask the captain himself; any of the litigations in the said complaint referred | but he was too chary in his communication with ete cer ee aoe Company; that | outsiders. The old chancellor seemed once more in Cay the foundation of all free {sane for this vee as follows:—For salaries, $143,654; for expenditures, | which Tete New York on the 8th inst,, arrived at this pose $301,064, rt this morning, after an unusu: id ie every man having property in a common in! and | "Mr. gaooss moved’ that the communtcation be | fre London gil rs and Matte were landers ma attachment to community it to have the | referred to the Committee on Ways and Means, with | gfter the short delay for this purpose, the steamer. right of suffrage; that no man or set of men are en- | instructions to report a bill reducing the ee proceeded for Liverpool. an Antended to make it upon affidavits or verbal state- ments, Mr. Shearman stated that he was moving a post- ponement without affidavits, but would procure titled to exclusive or separate emoluments or privi- | the Military Department, which was ‘them, and Mr. Clark at once agreed to waive the am- | he became satisfied that directors of except in consideration of public services. House adjourned. AN | davits, and objected to any adjournment. Mr. Shear. | PAY Who were most active in its management were | Wall street, vigorous as ever, thoroughly bent on | fra cheptan soit reablicans of Michigne owe it ne MISCELLANEOUS. Py u ‘using their powers as such directors to advance their | business, and thereby allowing himself a fow min- | to themsel' the memory of the framers of the MEDICAL WONDER—HYAT?'S LIFE BALSAM. man then stated as his grounds for asking that the motion be aliowed to stand over, first, that Mr. Fal- Jerton had on the preceding day objected to an ad- journment in the Chicago and Rock Island suit, although he was engaged as counsel tm this case also, and, secondly, that he (Shearman) to Declaration of Independence and to the tnterests of THE HUDSON RIVER. A Bbeumatism, neuralgia and gout, in their worst stages ; Cre ay Ey a a eG Fa Fe NO Ty umphant mi ral ro) of new constitution. with ite piattorm ‘ot ‘equal | @aisins of the mae rom a Siaeeyn, caltraeann, dey bey die maces cortalaly cures 6p Chil partial suffrage sumptl gation. and exact justice to all men and sovereign purifier, i og state parae here are ery hearts abou ihe Norn ier, and | ead ee gata ete, Ms, deems, Meleaps rsonal interests ut the expense of the interests of atch e stockholders of sald company, and that soveral of | President, was al silos. "Mr. Fisk one Would sup: them were largely short of this stock or said com- | hose, had just gained half a million in some gigantic Pany, and thus thelr individual interests were in | speculation, while Mr. Gould sw about with lirect hostility to those the | stockholders, | ‘he air of a conjuror who had just performed some and that they had not only secretly made raordin: .: thing wi large unanthorized issues of the stock of sala com- | fie"wnite in Nor which the CeanGll were sesolved ed, That the policy of grant the public | these merry hearts nerved brawny arms yesterday to | nose and eaten holes entirely through the roof of the mouth. , but that they contemplated making further ata fal rporatio! ere hen (1867) residing in Philipsburg, N. J. ‘The phyai- desired to make every effort that the cit- | Rnainorized issues of such stock, notwithstanding | £0XeP £6 rea I SCay aT ee Ne ee, | Inbee purposes of speoutation ia baneful in iteetfeces | olat over. the ploneers of the steam fleet | Harnesavmudoued ine caecand hie fetus tought Rie io tured, a ont whieh had been granted restraining that ‘one was tempted to peep here and there through 6 windows reception room to cat 3 And this poop nn trae says bye under these | hance a glimpse of an cies force, while others circumstances ov : ed 4 Pr of protecting his | fancied they heard the click of muskets, and visions Tights as a 6 yee ler : ge ge Lage moe the | of nitro glycerin sledge hammers and bludgeons eee cee ee e ees floated ugh brain. Night came and there who were mai aifairs of said | was no attack, nor did the beleagured force seem company, he commenced an, action on the | disappointed. ‘The protracted discussion, it trans- arch, 1868, against the Erle Railway | Died’ was s council of war, at which {ft was re- Company and some of its directors in behalf of him- | solved to assume the offensive and move on the self and other stockholders of said company, acopy of | enemy’s flank. Telegrams were sent iy quick succes- the Complaint in which action ig annexed to the | sion to several stations on the line of the rie Railroad pay of A. O. Brown, prepared to be read on this announcing g some tan Hag greece ‘The printers ‘Were set hai work in the issut @ new stock ‘and deponent says that after the commencement of tickets and meanwhile the council was adjourned of sald action he learned that @ large amount of new | to this evening. A heap of letters and telegraphic stock of said company had been ey despatches lay on the desk in the council chamber, cumstances would allow to obtain evidence ‘upon which to support the motion to continue the in- janction. He desired not to make 80 serious charges as these without positive evidence, in order to sustain Ais Hionor’s (Judge Gilbert’s) action, as well as the course adopted by the plain counsel. Judge Giibert asked whether they had any evidence im their possession, or merely wished to attempt to hunt up evidence, to which Mr. Shearman at in eifect that they had satisfactory evidence so far as they were concerned, but desired to make it more conclusive—a thing that it was found difficult to do, owing vo the unwillingness of parties who had given the original information to make affidavits to the same effect. Not more than a week would be required. Mr. Clark said that were there no very great in- terests at stake, or no great wrongs done in this on the int of the country and ought to be dis- | of that great water course, on the resump- pre pwn when his ape oo i continued; oe lands should be disposed of on | tion of navigation, the pretty bunting upon | sea sme ooo ule iy, aces weet os ‘was entirely cured. | mediate use. which were lettered the names of familiar floating | "QU aire BAISAM Perfectly cured Mr. Wiliam / Resolved, ‘That since Andrew Johnson, a8 palaces, denoting, as they coquettishly welcomed | Springer, 188 Broome street, of inflainmatory rheumatism of severe a character that he became deranged. He could by, iowa mos! gue declaration, found We et | tye plenaat trees, how extromely merry were the | Seflitiissenii us hud, al was Cola bi bd ment having been destroyed by the rebellion, and | hearts of thelr owners. The long respite from active | during tires moma, | tested hy the publle durin | since the constitution makes it the duty of the United { duty in plying this stream to the busy marts along | eighteen ar and d there are two ‘cases out of an waneves ) Fepublican Torin ‘or yoveramient and by the neces. ita borders has been well employed. Hulls tarnished | “SSC cratn curative for Fistula in all curable cases. implication finiting the power to the | by months of service have new and glistening coats; | Principal depot 248 Grand atrect. United States alone; and tinge "the ‘United | Saloons and staterooms have heen redaoorated and | | Sold aruegnia: ¢Yper bots ris for @6_ | tates ugh ernm Tefurnished; engine department mystery a | ofthe united Staten, abd since the tilts) of their mechanical webs of iron, have recolved ne. N OBSTINATE CASE OF INFLAMMATION OF THE ? only act by its laws duly enacted by the Legislatu cessary repairs and valuable additions. And now, ‘Lungs cured by the use of pe Beak) by the Sadiciary and enforced by the Ext as the glacial fields that have embraced the bosom case, he would make no resistance to the application | {sted and put upon the market, notwithstandigg the contents of which absorbed the attention of the | ecutive, it follows irresistibly that his boast licy | of the Hudson, stilling its threads of commercial HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT. to adjourn. But among the most extraordinary facts | iftnction granted at the sult of the Attorney General | Executive committee. One teloaraphic aespaten | is nothing less than & wicked usurpation of ail the | greatness for soveral months, are melting at some PE a Re connected with this extraordinary case was this | Sforesaid, and that the Arma of Fisk, Belden & Co., thus:—“‘Hold out—no monopoly—let the battle | powers of the government, in utter contempt of the | Points and snapping “at | others junder | the application now made; but it was his duty, what- | 80d_ Smith, Gould, Webster & had, been | cry be ‘free competition and cheap markets for the | constitution and laws of the land. genial warth te ees er tere Ome New York, March 16, 1868, ever might be the result of the application, to insist instrumental in the issue and sale of cD public,’” and was dated at Buffalo. Other despatches noe polaek a be] densivel tis oe of | were of similar import, while some twenty-five let- therdof, and thls, deponent thereupon took the Bro. aa CRO ee eee ceedings for the appointment of a receiver whic are mentioned in said amidavit of A.C. Brown, and | naveinae dora tre ee eng ihout, the dtrectors deponent says that the action in which such proceed- | asa beginning, This is the first dtroke called for, Eee Sor taicmeion ta fore the service of | and the committee have so far entertained the order of injunction in this matter. matter that ite adoption is a certainty, From this | | upon av immediate hearing. The court been de- ceived when this order was applied for,"and he de- sired to state to the court now, in order that it might Tully understand it, what was the effect of this in- Junction and what would be the result of a postpone- ment even for a week. He did not know what exam- ination his Honor had given the case when the order was applied for, but he (Mr. Clark) had By 1 Merce again asserts her potency, golden eos eaurperion as ha polly, hy wickedly prestut inks of trade have again stretched out thelr broad | yn. HoFF:— ing frag wg and its immense patrot force | arms, weaving their meed of wealth and beige gf Drax Sim—F. ths this winter I was confined to m: upon the country, erate joing thie 1 three | still greater the civilization of the metropolis of the aiaichages aeieomdoeantanss 7 yeara, and all the time in the terest of treason and | Ticsert ond the present veenlal, weather ‘con | bed with infammation of the lungs, unable to attend to my | Seen ek Mo tuocimed aud murder, aeaoet ey tinue—before an ater floating palaces of the | pusiness or anything else. I was induced afters great deal of q tectle weak | river will, with all their freshness of artistic beauty, =] ompless he eavor St aaa and | resume their regular and ee trips, presen’ persuasion to try your Malt Extract. After taking eight bot- | “ ‘that And deponent says that Wm. Belden, the plaintiff st liberty; bi ralstent usurpation that pleasantest of all sights to ® genuine metropoll- bat nil toot examined | it saaiclently, 40 see that the court pad | in this action, ts one of the frm of Fisk Belden & 0o., piel Ry yy bee wh mcxetnes, Tindrew Jonson Tas. proved | tan, is pronpecond Inland navigation. A tour aloug of aa 1 eo mp pe to =~ cor sin he a and that James F ‘isk, ” another m thereot of th criminals of the the er yesterd: afternoon made the see! inued taking it tfll amas as be! ene. Eerain persons to violate ron thet he uatens | one of the directors’ of the Erie Railway Company, will bo's bromide af ke tee York entrees Wake and with dex Na ist Xen the following interesting items e for farther | facts acquainted wi been the putting upon the ‘market by unprincipled | 884 deponent believes and, therefore, ch that migcnter hy pap ewe ‘any ina ion than a year— | in regard to the movements of ‘orth river steam. | this short letter will induce my ailing friends to try your Ex- will be followed up stiil further by the establishment of cl this action was commenced and the order of injunc- . liberal dy impartial | boats:— = “ishcnest mannet, Mr. Clark then proceeded to ex: | Hon granted herein was obtained for the fraudulent | Guy evening atthelow rawcertaiedolles Hhiepeley | History to mnigzation, oulragad humanity and. to | , Tne Chrvatenah, on the ronte to New York, was | tas tbey wl be ly sasied wih ta healing quali Plain the natare of the original sult of Frank Work | puree CR AP ces the contest to a simple issue and the public | the righteous reeriveaoe of that God who i the Resvlly laden end preparing tO leave on et frst Your friend, inst the Erte lway Company, Daniel Drew and are voming more interested than ever in the strug- | author of r civ! ‘ 4 ae cia otuers, in which an accounting is prayed for of the | ‘e Attorney General, and for the *parpose | gle, Tt1s.a matter of indifference to ‘the at | Resolved, We approve of the action of the House Five Watter Brett was up for Fishkill, to leave in Cie = 0. MINER, -Proceeds of the fifty-eight thousand shares alleged to | of ven! ot ‘anticipated whether Vanderbilt or Drew control the stock: | of Representatives in the recent exercise of its high | the early afternoon. we been illegally obtained by Drew from the com- pany, when Mr. Shearman objected to his going into pa merits of the general litigation upon this motion. After some discussion the court remarked that it ‘Was a general rule that where a party gl oe! for an Anjunction and alleged gross wrongs or frauds as his grounds of applicasion he is bound to make out his case, and when he asks for a single instant’s delay Upon such a motion as this he mustshow very strong Feasons for his request. Mr. Clark assumed that the other side desired a pre’ r em ing roceedings on the part of stockholders and others | jopbing in Wall street: but in the matter of chea| Tor the protection of the funds realized from the sale iron she cheap provisions the great mass of the of gaid unauthorized iséue of stock, and thus that le will hail free competition and decry monopoly said order of injunction in this action was ob- Beay quarter. ’Tis an til wind that don’t blow some- tained on false allegations and the suppression | poq: is an apothegm as true now as ever, and of material facts, whereby the Justice who grant- | dy £004 ie an apy hay overs ed the same was deceived and misled. ely to bent 1c And deponent further says that in all his acts with poorer classes before it terminates, It also trans- last night that this measure is but red reference to the litigation herein referred to he has acted in good faith, and with the sole goin pro- the orm = = @ vigorous cannonede that tecting the rights and interests of hi and other pens P Stockholders of sald company whom he represents in pate enemy be bi it to terms. 87 Nasann street. constitutional prerogative by the ment of The P. G. Damn, on the route to Haverstraw, the pied Andrew Johnson for hgh crimes ea calotaae ore | Same. HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT, #6 per doren, delivered to any in office, and believing it to be the constitutional | _ The boats of the People’s (night) line to Albany are | part of this city or suburbs, function of the Senate, sitting ae @ High Court of Im- | i readiness, and the first trip will be made in the Dicer BA Beetiintd, en Yok. t, to Snalty determine every question of | early week by the St, John.. epot 642 Broadway, 5 wand fact arising in the course of tiie prosecation, neg a oy ae the same time, the Daniel | 4.14 aiso by drnggiste and grocers. parties a peaceable We Fmd Benn merken Annee Solding submission te its ind nt in the case. The Troy line have the Connecticut in readiness, CIRCULARS AND INFORMATION FURNISHED IN Resolved, ‘That we do not and cannot forget the | looking very prettily in its new attire, and will leave A. ‘all legalized lotteries, . CI token: services rendered by our soldiers in the late war for | 0 Sunday night. ma roadway ant lon, the Union, and we will ever bear in mind their heroic Beside these there arescores of others, Lilliputian 7 PECKHAM’S HA‘ AARS—HUMAN HAIR devotion and wonderful prowess exhibited in many | 8nd inte, ee ae the hour when the | A. Braids, #6; Chignons, $5; set Curls, #1 0; retail at Qontinuance of the injunction, and contended that | Said litigation it the fraudulent unlawtul | Mr, Fisk replied:—“Why, ration | well fought battles. ice embargo’ will be fully raised on the Hudson. | ‘holesale prices; mobalr Brai canta, Weertaln, O° pad tae overt been avece or tb disgraceful practice | sctaan proocedings of certain of the directory of sald fa one that never troutiee tas ls ts epee tea. | Resolved, That the reconstruction of the Union | That this will quickly take Ss certainly & con | guts) Tat meee elite ak’ Genel i nin aie an Zesorted to in the matter it would never have signed | Erle Railway Company, and that he believesthat any | tion, and we must not throw personal. co! in | upon the basis of equality of ail men before the law, | ¢ummation devoutly to be wished. Be S) Grana erect, near Bowery, New York, ana the order. It was an application based upon | order of injunction w' restrain him or na the balance. Six weeks, six months or six years aro ¢ complete extirpation of slavery and the ideas - corner Fourth and South Ninth streets, Williamsburg. Cut Bilegations that were known to be false and | otller stockholder from invoking the tion of | ali equal tous in this sense. Just see and. judge for | which gave it birth, the specay ration, perma- NEW JERSEY this out. tious, and he would not believe, until the court | this court in their behalf will be but @ shield to said | yourself, We could not be more comfortable any- | nent peace, prosperity and: the preservation of pub. . > In NEW we informed aim from the bench, that, when hig phe rn ae aan aie V4 Ee Where, while our hours of business are about the | lic credit Sud. astionsl faith, are all dependent pon Dg tp oe., are jonor at order he was made aware 0! iprese! same as ever.” The transactions | the trium the national republican part, e r ivorce ob- he facts involved. “He would ask upon. What secu. | 40d in hts said application fora receiver, the owners | on™ te" raitroad “mee nena delivered | coming Presidential clection. pl Seteey Nee teecat elvis trom” ee | ‘M. HOWnS, ‘Antorney, &c., 78 Nasaac Resolved, We add our voice to loud acclaim in A NeW SHORE RAILROAD ALONG THE HUDSON | tained; advice free M. Es, ey, &e., favor of me mag A | S Grant as the republican | Rrvgn.—A double track ‘railroad is about to be con- candidate for ident and while recognizing the | structed from Jersey City to Albany, & distance of 115 “ABSOLUTE. DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN and public service of others whose names ia A ‘New York, also from States where non-support, drunk- haverboon presented t0 the country, we hereby de- | titles, along the west bank of the Hudson river, and | aneqs or desorion is wicientcaune. Mo puoi no Teen clare our preference for Schuyler Colfax, of Indiana, | known as the West Shore Hudson River Railroad, | 0 sdvance; advicofree, | ise attaw, 91 Broadway. this order, which allowed these parties to issue $10,000,000 of fictitious stock and piace it upon the community, waa granted. dudge Gilbert seid that security wae given in “the sum of $6,000, but when the order was applied for he expressly refused to grant any injunction in of a majority of all the common stock of said com- | gt the head pany, and he verily believes that it is indispensable | in the camp. fue direcsors are bet solic! tous, ‘tor to the protection of the stockholders of said com their security from arrest so much as for the safety that they should be left free to resort to all the rem- | of the treasures, which, if lodged within the limits e‘lies which the law affords them against the unlaw- ful and wrongful acts of sald directo eer York, would be at any time liable to attach- directors. And further this deponent saith that all and singu- | ‘The preparations to recetve another vistt from any pen proceeding, ant struck out all that por- for Vice dent. The com} wi corporated in September, 1867, pie: soamnemaae tion When thought might have that effect. lar the affidavits and verifications heretofore sworn to | New York roughs are so complete that the After short speeches by several prominent republi- | with a ap of $a so000, ‘The line will connect OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE KENTUCKY. (Mr. Clark said that though this injunction was bd Lys eg copies whereof are rnnexed to the afll- | have not the dightest apprehension for their y. | canséhe Convention adjourned, with the New York Central at Schenectady, and will «State Lottery :— OLAS 281, MARCH 18, 1868, }PTohibitory in ite terms as against the defendents, it | Marit o A. C. Brown prepared to this motion, are } The atmosphere of Jersey i8 #0 un00! > ——— ee ps under the Palisades, around West Point, Crow’s | ~ kentucky Del aa "is 10, a was mandatory as to the directors in enjotuing tem, | ‘ue, and further deponent saith not. atitution at all imbued by depravity that invalids. of NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE. jest, Ao. “It is expected the road will be completed | Hy 06 18, 8 91, Misha ante tH itdid not to refuse or neglect to perform the 'n this 18th day 01 rch, on Ri 1 this class shun it as they would the vicinity of the —— as far as Newburg within one year, and the entire | 49 ih" y) ‘a8, Pinter net 4S 34+ luties of thelr offices, and had in that way been the KICHARD SCHELL. upas tree. Here the influence of politicians to rescue | Shooting of a Negre by a White Man at | jine within two years, The president of oat ches ia MURRAY, EDDY & CO. Managers. of putting the ten mijlions upon the market. APPIDAVIT OF CORNELIUS VANDERBILT. criminals from their doom is a thing unheard of. Hampton—Naval Movements. A. W. Thompson and the engineer General Oharies | oficial Drawings of the ones a answer to a suggestion by the gentleman on the | Suriime Covnt.—William Belden vs. Cornetus | Mr. Drew and his companions take a walk through Fo! Monnow, March 17, 1908, | 3. Stuart, ’ 1, 16 "%s, 0. 88,23, ‘71, 51, M4, 80, ‘Wher side he would admit that there were agreat | Vanverbut and Oihers.—city and County of New | the city twice or three times a day, without fear of ed J A CHILD FATALLY INJURED BY A Fat.—A boy | % ™ & Sane wakon 18 YBBR.” Fork, #6.—Cornelius Vanderbilt, one of the defend- | molestation. On Saturday night two negroes, & man and a wo- ants in the above entitied action, being duly sworn, gery oun employed on the side of the di 49, 36, 7, % 17, 8 man, wore stealing wood from the Brittingham farm, | ‘Ur years old, named Michael Toman, whose parenta | 8% 6% # M$. eh ota th tobe,” 4 ce suit; but he was wlso informed by Mr. Who was present in court, that at least | dath depose and say that he has heard e \- | resid Morris sti fell down stairs on Sunday 4 a, Hy 24, 12, 870, 6. ait" ¢ dozen. counsel. were engaged on. bohait | plaint tn shi ‘ction; that, the statement. in sald ae OREN. Te about four miles from this piace, when the man was | Sven "utd" wag po injured. that he died esters ge ae niroU, Goliton's Gb. 'sanagers. J roceedings also lay be- He subdivision thereof marked ‘X,’! to pants of the place. Hu’ Covington, Ky. hh if the edect that a combination was entered into be- igen other ge en aisinjunc which were affected by the 4 confined in the Hampton jail, but fearing bodily — fore, tet his wat) and also proceedings in the harm from the negroes Trand’ around Hampton Te- A Jupor’s Pockgr PickED.—During dinner yes- UIST'S WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS ARE “PoPv- tween this defendant and the other defendants ingaid | Fisk et al. 08. The Chicago and Rock Island Ratt. the First district, for contempt | subdivision named, to speculate in the stoc! road; Company.—This case again yes- | quested to be turned over to the custody of the mill- | teraay at the American Hotel Judge Clement, of Ing because reilabie.” Plant them once and you will er me eerie ‘Thie Mr. Belden, the platntif, vs Railway Company, and to use the. rooees of tae terd: j stesoon ps three Nes vod ba the on fry authorities, Which was granted, and he is now : 4 had hia ‘ket picked of re and pr He lant thems sires Rood Ld berg Nyt ere and the partner of James Fisk, Jr., and had attempted in | courts for the purpose of aiding thelr speculations, el gs cotifined in the ‘military prison at amp Hamilton, | Camden, od of @ smaller sum. ‘Tho thiet | AMARNEL erie csr tn Now Yorn fiche oui? (mois itigatic'® to implicate Mr. Vanderbilt and Mr. ty in ail ita parts, absolutely an unquallfediy false, | Of the plaintiff, viz:—One for the appoint- | near Hampton. gentieneha was 30 Reatied tree, We detivgr aij orders, ta en Fors (eight hell and o we of Supreme Court judges, b deponent has no knowledge that the plaiuti@ | ment of @ receiver, another to continue the in- The negro, Jordon, lived some fifteen minutes “dl eon: ours | — — = ~ charg ¥ ~ ad 7 oon eoares a ever received any infonation to this et nor does | janction and @ third to attach for contempt in re- | after being shot, and confessed that he had come to | ANoTHER CoxvicT PRS FROM THR OLASSES FOR THE MILLION.20,000 GALLONS i this deponent know whether the plaintift, if he ever the farm for the purpose of stealing. An Inquest | prigon,—A fotorious burglar, named MoCracken, Miyatternten Woietcn from 40 cents ® gallon upwarda, with @ capital stock be- | received information, believed the game to be | moving the books of the company out of the jurisdic- | was held yesterday onthe body, and a verdict was Prison, KW, corner of Greenwich and Murray of ‘nk junction amounting | true; bat ‘tits deponent most unequivocally sates | tion of the court, The motions are resisted on the | rendered ih socordance with the facts adduced. who had seven years to vocbbe in beer oo pore hh } } but wi had ince thes) that any such information was wholly and entirely | ground that the officerg had not violated any duty or | The United Btates steamer Wompanoag, the fag. | escaped two days ba 4 warden nam of —) ity UNDY & HIGGINS, AUCTIONEERS, WILL SELL THIS Me Poa akan Mr, Clark | fajse, and that this 4 nt did never at the time | ex ed any jurisdictio’, aad that in tasuing the | ship of the North Atlantic squadron, is to be relleved | was on duty at the ume, Ai suspected of 001 “4 M Lay, March 49, 188, at 11 o'clook—The entire Furniture ‘Went on to etat. in det the proceed 5a mentioned in the said com it or at any other | forty-nine thousand share‘ of new atock they were | in a few days by the United States steamer, Contoo- | in the Capa and was My en before a Pp Mle. | of houre 486 Broome street, consisting of mahogany and black General Litigation’ by and against the Brie Kall- | time enter into any combinatidn with said other | influenced by a desire to promote the interests of the | cook, now itting out at the Portsmouth, N. H., Navy | and held to ball in $600 to answer. The Aoomtel Co" | walnut Parlor Furniture, inahogany and black walnut Bed- ‘Way Oompany ind ii directo beginning with the | defendants, or any of them, to speculate in the company. irther, that th sending the books to | Yard, nied all knowledge of the ajfair. by aa shot at Gendt, Bureans, Washesanees el : Girone, Mattresses, complaint of Frank Wo 5 verihed ‘on the 17th of | stock of, said company d to tise the process | Chicago wae not a violation uf the injunction of the It haa been very warm and pleasant here to-day, | tempted to escape a short time since and Wi Hoda Bedding, Re. Al os hare nails, with which Pobryasy last. down so we Suit of Richard Ache), J of the courte for we purpose of, alding weir | court, mano subecquent tranm’ys had been made, | thermometer standing 60 degrees in the phadg, ) by oue of the watchmen, »