The New York Herald Newspaper, June 11, 1872, Page 8

8 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCLL. a DULNESS AND LETHARGY. The Markets Respond Only Faintly to the Political News. Gold Rises but a Quarter Per Cent on the Ultimatum to Spain. Stocks Lower and Nearly Stagnant. CLOSING OF THE ERIE TRANSFER BOOKS, A Slight “Corner” in the “Cash” Stock. Tho Erie Guarantee of Boston, Hartford and Erie Bonds Decided To Be Valid. “Another “Aooident” ? to Commodore Vanderbilt. Se Warn eraser} Mownay, June 10—6 P, M. On ‘Change to-day wheat was firm and flour ‘easier. The cotton market was quiet and steady. Dulness pervaded pretty near every *pasiness in both commercial and five a aivaod, $m Wall street, after an hour or Bo of lerate setivity, the markets Ynto what vorged pretty closely on, stay ation. * Fe ait BAT “eon! YON TNOHANGED, jen aeatl + Money was easy and fates iinchanged. The qmotation for call loans on stock collaterals was ba dper Gent and on governments 44 5 per cent. “Prime paper was steady and quoted 67} per ent discount. Foreign exchange was heavy under sales of bills Supposed to be drawn against the closing out in » Landon of the £5,000,000 loan of the Reading Rall- ~ wead Company. Business was on the basis of 100% er prime aixty-day sterling and 1103 for sight bills. GOLD FIRM—Ill43¢ A 114%, The gold market responded immediately to the @peck of war discernible in our relations with Spain and opened at 1143;, but later in the day fell ef to 114% on the weakness of exchange and om Washington despatches indicating @ pro- dongation of the session of Congress, tho fatter contingency opening up the chance of further negotiationa, having for their object the paying of the supplemental treaty. The speculation for an advance scemed greatly discouraged, and the “bulls” had less infuence than of late over the sourse of the premium, their loss of prestige being Sraceable to less active desire to continue the fargo importations of foreign goods, as revealed in ‘the Custom House returns for last week. The Sub- Treasury disbursed $100,000 in redemption of oalled onda, and $37,000 on account of interest, The Prospective specie shipments of the current week ‘were hardly discussed, and no estimates attempted. fhe course of the market is shown In the table:— 4P.M. 4 In the gold loan market the rates ranged from 2 @o4dper cent for carrying. The operations of the GOVENMENTS Fru. Government bonds were firm with the upward $arn in the gold market, and closed steady as fol- tows, the dealings of the day having been unusu- ally light, and confined chiefly to the ‘67's, which ‘sold at 118:—United States currency sixes, 114% a 414%; do. do,, 1881, registered, 114% a 115; do. do., poupon, 120% a 120%; do. five-twenties, registered, May and November, 114% @ 114%; do. do., 1862, poupon, do., 1145; & 114%; GO. du., 1864, dO. do., $145 9 116%; do. do., 1865, do. do., 115% 8 116% 5 fo. do., 1967. registered, January and July, 118% a 413% ; do. do., 1865, coupon, do., 1173¢ 8 117%; do. do., 4967, do. do., 117% a 118; do, do,, 1868, do., do., 7% 8 117%; do., ten-forties, registered, 111% a 11134; do. do., coupon, 112 a 11234; do., fives of 1881, registcred, 1133¢ a 11334; do. do., coupon, 11834 a sae COMPARISON OF THE IMPORTS, The following shows the imports, excinsive of ppecte, at the port of New York for the week end- fg June 8, and since the beginning of the year:— 1870, 1871. 1872, $1,420,375 $1,618,883 $1,086,419 5,596,586 5,701,268 6,098,580 tal for week $7,022,061 $7,410,140 $0,182,000 eviously re- ported...... 123,379,682 168,015,648 196,207,452 ‘Bince Jan. 1...$130,402,543 $170,425,789 $202,300,451 THE RAILROAD BONDS, ‘The following were the bids for the railroad bonde:— lew York Con O's, 1888. 9254 York Cen 6's, 1887. lew York Cen Le re. jew York Cen 6's, sub: 89 lew York Cen 7's, 1876.101 irie Ist m, extended. 8d m, "83. lem 7's, Ist in. lem conm and E I, ist m, ne Ios Pitts, F w & Chic Ist m.1063¢ Pitts, F W & Chic 3d m. 97 Clev'& Pitts con 6 Clev & Pitts 2d m Clev & Pitts 34 m. Obto & Miss Ist m. Ohio & Miss con. io & Miss 2d m, ub & Sloux Otty' lat it L Tron M Ist m. 1 Lat m_8°s..103 Box, Hart & Erie gtd... 62. Cedar F & Minn Ist in.. 8634 SOUTHERN SECURITIES STEADY. ‘The Southern State bonds were generally steady @nd the Tennessecs strong, with an advance to 73. Where was no other feature in the list, which left off ae follows:—Tennessee ox coupon, 72% 073; do., mew, 725% Virginia ex coupon, 48250; do., Pogintered stepk, old, 80 45; do. sixes, consoll- Gated bonds, 6634 a 567; do. sixes, deferred scrip 17 & 18; Georgia sixes, 75 a 60; do, @evens, 88 2.92; North Carolina ex coupon, 8) }¢ & 3234; do., funding, 1966, 24 a 26; do. do., 1868, ©] a 23; do., now, 21422; do., special tax, 15 a 16; Missouri sixes, 97 a 9734; do. Hannibal & St. Joseph, 9334 a 043g; Louisiana sixes, 60 a 66; do, Rew, 65a 00; do. levee sixes, 64 @ 48; do. do. eights, 78 a 82; do. do, cights, 1875, 83. 87} do. Penitentiary’ sevens, 60 a 70; do. railroad eights, 70 ® 80; Alabama fives, 60 265; do. eights, 85 a 90; @o. eights, Montgomery and Eufaula Ratiroad, 85 a 90; South Carolina sixes, 62 a 66; do. new, January and July, 8354 a 84); do. do. April and October, 81 4 82; Arkansas sixes funded, 50 a 68. STOCKS DULL AND LOWER, ‘The stock market was heavy aa a consequence of the unfavorable aspect both of the Washington ‘Treaty question and of our relations with Spain, and under the operation of the same influences ‘Which affected the gold market prices declined, but the changes in the general list were not im- Portant and hardly exceeded an average of one-half Per cent, Some little use was made of an accident, Or rather An incident, connected with Commodore Vanderbilt's visit to the Jerome Park races on beturdey, by te = “bearg” = in Poniral NEW ¥ORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE Ul, 1872.-TRIPLE Ss Bee Mt ors eter ee Sg ta 3 a stock «and = sortp, which were worked down to 97% and 96%, respectively. ‘The “accident” amonnted to this only:—The Com- modore, in returning from the races, and while driving at @ rapid gait, ram over a pretty large boulder. Perceiving, as he fancied, that the wheel was broken and an overset was imminent, he sprang from the vebicle and alighted safely on the ground. Discovering, however, that his surmises of injury to the wagon were incorrect, he recovered his seat and continued his journey. The story got abroad this morning that the effort involved in hia dexterous leap from the wagon had been too much for him, and that’ paralysis and many other evil things had supervened. The greatest decline was in Erie, which went off to 60% in sympathy ‘with the continued downward tendency of the London market, but recovered suddenly to 61%, owing to the demand for cash stock, which was worth as much as < per cent for transfer to-day, before the closing of the books against the election imJuly, Subsequently it went off again to 60%. The suit to compel the Erie Railway to assume the obligation incurred in endorsing the bonds of the Boston, Hartford and Erie Railway has been decided against the former company, and in favor, conse- quently, of the bondsmen. The decision will be found in our reports of matters in the law courts. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. ‘The following tabie shows the highest and lowest prices of the principal stocks during the day:— New ¥ New seca ouk Gontral scrip. RAILWAY BARNINGS. ‘Tho earnings of the Milwaukee and St. Paul Rall- ‘way show a decrease of on 444 for the fourth week ipMay,o# C eae a wi a “year. The eatnings 5 aes The increas: since January 1 had Meaaced v3 ME The foll6wing compilation of the earnings on thirteen Toads, comparing the traflo since July 1, is from the Datly Bulletini— Central Pacific...,... Ohicago and Alton.. Cleve,, Col, Cin. an Ind., Bloom. and Laké 8. and ‘entral...... St. Lonis, Alton and T. H...... St. Louls'and Lron Mountain:. — 640,483 Toledo, Wab. and Western.. Toledo, Peorta and Warsaw. Western Union. Total Increage....... *Vourth week of May, 1872, estimated. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXOHANGE Monday, June 10—10:15 A. M. 360000 bh 5-20, ©, °67.... $20000 US 6's, 81, 0.. .63 113%¢ io i 82 $26,046,523 22,028,882 $26, cent 4 First Board—idia0 A.M. 50% 200 she Erie BR. 10 lo. 10 Cum Coal & Tron... 100 West Un Tel...b 6.6 100 0. Cy $5000 US 5-i , 65, re! 000 U S S'a, 1 May frye a aa fin Ue ee iar. ; ug P. M.—Before Call. 400 shs Erie RR. 100 a 200 do. 400 L8 &M'S 10000 N feat serip 1000) do. 97 if IW) Ohio Miss tit; $10000 Tenn 6's, old 73 +300 Erle RR,, o 61 10000 NC 6's, old bd: 32% QO do. 61s, 1000 Un Pa Ist m 9444 200 a1 9334 200 4" 200 6 6 800 si 0 do. e600 0% 100 Am Mer U Exp... 20 61 400 US Express Co.':. 85% 300 do. 613 Pac M SS G 75 10 Erie RR bs + 75% 200 Harlem wo + 953% 10) Panama KAR. 17 2 76% 2WOChicd RIRR...bo 11)% 2 463g 20 TOWaWRED CS 76 97% 200 Del, Le. ws WO aN 400" do. vig 9% WO 7% «wo | 5 Beg Vise 500 dk : 6 4 Go: HB tothe PRIGESA 0 O'OLOOK P. M. Frestern Union. 76% a 7094 Northwoat'n pf. 944 a 0444 aE: Mail.... 7% 75: Rock Island. ei tid ry 5 ney | My a MZ KEPAUL Ww 6 9% Kt Paul Th & 78% Gli, Wabash 70% a 6) 967% Ohio 4654.8 UL 37 COMMERCIAL REPORT. spnspmperetinnpaiepesn Cotton Market Quiet and Fasler—Re- coipts at the Ports, 2,734 Bales—Flour Dull—Wheat Quiet and Firm—Corn and Oats Easier—Spirits Turpentine Birmer~-Potroleum Easler—Whiskey Steady. Mowpay, Juno 10—6'P. My Correr.—Tho market Was less active, but remained drm for all kinds. We heat of @ sale of 2,104 bagy Rio, ex Prince Albert, on private terms. Wo quote :—Ordinary cargoes, 15340. a 160; falrides, 170. WIT}6e. ;g00d do., L8¢c. S 1830. ; prime, 13%<¢. a 19e. ; extrome range for lots, 19s40., gold, per Ib.,an hp esi! credit; Jaya, - ernment bags, 2c. ar do,, mata, 220, a 230. ; Singapore, 186. @ 180. ; Ceylon, 190. & 20%K0.; Maracalbo, 190: « Zic. ; Laguayra, 1934e. a 2le. ; Jamaloa, 190. a 200. ; Bt. Domingo, ah. In WONG, Bisse w ABO Koro Bivo, 9, @ Hg, 1 Conta | seller June ; te by piee i = im quality Ge wie bere a'grate above or” Below’ the’ gr auoteds Scheu tan, sues puritan eee: cos wor pater esta to be gee afenth Poe tS erg tien changed, We ‘a pein ne State 49 at Ghai {q 4 ule Bet extra. ty ice double extra. ES 2 snssanassenseses: ano! cowl ca RONDO SEPP SOP PEDEEERDDDD 382 grvcnessescessscasnenes e3° oo aed 173 bid. for Midiwaukee in jared ying mer, yrinior nominal a nits Corn was {i ir demani ye pi rates, The salca ware abo for “unsound 1.6, 0 t8e- for steamer: ie for good sail ana tor 8 Jota, high mixed, ¢ it witl fBicen of steaiher at G40. ; Tio ig. # 80c. tor do, white. and ie athena ty ded in the sales Ret Sate utes for white and fancy at éc., ‘with sales in the CBS bar rot ice s August, at 7c. On vere au oe cd nada, at about lc. tor Western in store, 820, i do. aflods, Be, owing chiely to the us her rates aD by owners, which shippers showed but tering business was less urgs aa still there was a fair in- Quiry’ for veuely for grain ana Petroleum, and those closéd wore. ut full rates. The a ements were —To tars pooh, by sail, 7,600 bushels Ho tai (d. ; 260 bbis. rosin, don, jerces bot’ Be. by steam, busnelb iran 60 ai 22,600 Is grain ot Thad. 8 7a,’ The chartore combrties A Normtptan tia tage gral, n,abip's m to London direc Mid. y'a bie i, 600, ns, bo g Island in ballast au it salt, $1,560 ee a British bark, 8,0 re grain to ork 1 W040; or, if direct, Wotssexs.—The market nahn dull; small lote wore dispeosd ef utakent provioes as prices We ‘Ween — ixed.. “toes ghits enrpenti ara aay di demand, “he sales ‘were >-25 ‘apt, at béc. a Gbsec, ; 100 DbIm, to arrive, at 0éc., and tb icin arrive ex, (Béneinctor,, a at cosg0; Rosin’ was ‘8’ tavol bere aralned at 98-00 6 athe ic ty for eae iol, pee sommen ew Bei ale, $5.0 $5 80, Tar was very firm, but aie ane wiantn ton at $3 75. cr fhe, market for refined continued quie though nominal; quote for enol or balance of actin, baled were Soo" pois, deliverable June S rosales st halifgr Jung at 6 0 a bol vat 13} ported lat jaturday ai 0 vite —% e Tavter price. Case oll rt dull and o. Naphihe was ent tee in mas order, A oa med quiet, Was e Pa ne pe gts market wag dul, aaftsined, auated, at ar bbis. for RE last half, Recep on a,j ut, monty 259 urd USS DUIS and ierees. The market or Tens be we but ORGY were firm at former fj ures, Bamely>4 tor June, $18 60 tor July and $13 for August, ais were no sales of round lots reported, and thé jobbing trade was unimportant. Bacon, in the absence of transaction was nominal; ‘ices tended slightly in buyers’ favor, but generally former figures wero demanded. Dressed hogs were in ‘fair demand and about steady; quoted for the range at Sic. a Sic. Beef continued quiet but without change in. pr price. Small sales were made, i regating about 40 bbis.. from $3 a Stl for meas, $12 4 $10 ior extra mess, sida bis (or prime meas tierces and $18 a $20 ior India mess teres Beef hains were dull at $24. $28. Cut meats were quict and unchanged. Sales 40 puckages pickled hamsat9%c. Wo note -—Smioked shoulders, pickled shoulders, 6340. G0, beitien, 70,8 Sc. Lard=The tar Y firm under Sate demand We learn of sal for June at 1,000 do. for Koes bd 9 ie do. for August at 9c and bro rage iso, late Satur- y, 1,200 do. for June aud July at Prices. City lurd was'quict at 830. Sales 100 terces, Sudan.—The market for raw was quiet, bat prices re- mained COTS ref have only to note sales of 460 hhds, and 275 box He 8 Seales at Bic. a Mo. for Cuba and Porto Hlco, a for SIS te | was in moderate de ‘aand and steady atl all and Leo. a 124,c. tor hards. We Interior to PEERS The. a 8) He an Bio. a R%c; do., good ime; gery. tale to god, “ide. n 9340. do. "do. 9 do., centritu u js. ani ¥ beeas, ois. 1) tee do, ec a OX, Boxes, Durch standard, ts Pia aie nob: ig Boe to oy Sq. 8 6-4 doy dy. da. a Wige. ,do.,do. do., We. a ize don ion Jee Now YG 20, ; do. do., white, ie, ry ‘i non to’ prime, $4: gs a razil—Dutehi x 08. c. Java—Dutch standard, ay 10 to 12, Dee. 5 Superior and extra superior, 7\c. & Bd, —The market contin ut Fm one Ir to good fair, S340 do, ro: prime to oe ice, Porto ico rogery, fair “Sreaxine remained dall and pominel. Tattow was quiet but 20,900 Iba. at 9 9-160. for chol V WIsKRY.—Receipts, 655 le steady. About 250 Lbia. sold at DOMESTIO M. MARKETS, We learn of sales of Tie market was quiet but 0c, ~~ Gatvnstor, June 10, 1872. Cotton nomi ood ordinary, 20sec. ; exports coast Wise, 1,564 bales; stock, 1,355. Naw Ontxans, Juno 10, 1872, middling jC., Met re- 8, 200; stock, £170, Montvx, June 10, 1873, Cotton dull and nomi ceipts, 376 bales; grows, Cotton nominal; middlings, 2. ; net récel sales, 100; stock, 3700. . foe, ves june Cotton gulet, but firm: miaalings Mie fe. ; not receipts, } exports ovsstwiee + 5,833, Omani Tune 10, 1872. Cotton dull; middiings nomlual, 796 bates; exports coastwise, 12/3; stoc ie ge Osweao, N, Y.. June 10, 1872. ed sais LO bola, kt $480 her winter, $10 25 for white Flour steady and anch for No. L apring, $975 for ai winter and at$2 Corn qule $1.00 for totter steady; shorts. $. \diings, per ton, qi hwines, 8c, Canal treights—Whea| orn and Fr: w York; Tauber, $3.25 to the sth, $4 20, Railroad ireighty—Flour, to to Albuny 420, Reeelpta ‘by roy 00 leet of lumber. ushels wheat, 1,085,W00 fer © Gi Flour quiet and vuchanged. alee at Rd Ry ent deciine 1 8s, casi or seller a 1G 1 4, Cora stead on >, to New York ie — 2.000 bushels barie: ments by caual—,00 juimbet August; rejected, dtc. a i No sh a felles J fe ye th fale demand No. Land No. 2, Z3ke. a Alege, timely duit and 0. 4 fall quoted ‘Me. aocording to Whiskey steady at a Pots tn fair de- 4 adv: $225 firm ; roid sien, Ie a Ti j sleae eides, ae igh My Catt or filer rade advanced to 1 7 fe " fae, quiet; shippers d: ection. Waleh ves: mani reduction, which ves- selawners retusa; to Builaloy 7 Celple—Sio) buts.’ flour, zt) be 4 corn, I i do, ote, aby do. Fy6, 3,000 do, barley, 1,70 5 Ste neta > Caste Tye, 14,00) d io. Corn, 4 240) cattle, 8, A SWINDLER OAPTURED. A notorious swindler name named George Dunn, with numerous aliases, was arrested yesterday by De- tectives Tilley and Heideiburg, of the Contral Office, While trying to swindle a Mr. Powers, of 687 Broad- way. When he was brought before Justice Dowling His Honor gave a searching look at the countenance of the prisoner and said, “Dunn, it appears to me ‘hat f arrested you about fourteen years for forgery. Vo you remember ity” Deas je 10 answer, and Was held in default of ball fur examina- tion. Fue folio Cre bd fag have been victtim- Dunn -~T. Janey, riage, ; Dr. Irish, @ horse, ess and Ww: ‘$700; J. Bak 165 Bi President chanics and Traders’ f Insurance Compa horse @nd wagon, $700; J. Hi. Bramball, Deane 200 Watgr alreet, & beet-Dresex Vinm msebine. THE COURTS. Interesting Proceedings in the New | § York and Brooklyn Courts. ee eee ee The Whiskey Ring Indictmente—Grand Jury Fines—Alleged Counterfeiting—Three Assign- ments of One Month’s Salary—An Encoun- ter in a Barber’s Shop—Decisions— Business in the General Ses- sions—Parts 1 and 2 UMITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. The Whiskey Ring Indictments—Caution to the Grand Jurors Summoned. Before Jadge Shipman, Judge Shipman took nis seat on the bench in the United States Circuit Court yesterday for the pur- pose of swearing in the Grand Jury. But fourteen, however, of those summoned answered to their on S td to be sageres direct- , When empanelied, will, it is 5 ee hund indictments ‘which have been all of which relate to the whiskey | }, of 1868, and to the various - @x-Collector Bailey. UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS’ COURT. Counierfeiting. Before Commissioner Shields. Torres, Fagsnins was charged with having at- po od eee 920 counterfeit bill on Noah Wilderman, No. 98 caer srroot. in December last. The defendant was ek oustody aud com- sabe in default of $1,000 to await an examl- |. nation. ” SUPREME COURT--CHAMBERS. Three Assign: te of Une Month's Salary. Before Judge Barrett, Chauncy T. Austin vs, The Mayor, &c.—The plain- tif alleges that J.J. Connell, an Inapectoy in the Department of Buildings, assigned to him his i] eae amopmig Be $125, cae eo of Octo- ber, motion made ny © pa ment, the same having bash refused, Mr. net tA én ehait of tu oft eps, stat a that two other asst; mménta the same month been filed, ands ef oie the. Comptroller could not tell which to pay. He sald the Comptroller was willing to pay the amount into Court, and ed that the two other assignees be substituted as defendants in lace of the city, and let them fight it out among mselves. The Court took the papers. Decisions. oh i vs. McDonough.—Memoranda for counsel. Olmstead vs. Riley.—Report of sale confirmed and order Regs, The People, &c., Tenth National Bank, va. Andrew H, Green.—Memoranda for counsel, In the matter of the application of Andreas Hub- ner.—Same In re David Liohtenstein.—Writ allowed. See memoranda with clerk. SUPERIOR COUAT—SPECIAL TERM. Decisions. By Judge Freedman. Cohen vs. Melienacht et al.—Motion denied, with $10 costs. Hyslip va, Ho) k et al.—Ordered that it be referred to Pd Banniel Jo Jon io-8 “e proof of the acts facts alleged in the complain! to report the his opinion ngheodaert “inapp vs. Roche.—Motion for Payment denied, with $11 to abide the event. See . i al.—Motion without Holden vs. Hines.—The resubmitted do not contain the case which is to be settlod, Boyd vs. Dowling.—Motion denied, without costs. Merrill vs. Merri! Fe sigh pr granted, By J McCann, Frederick Koelle ot ‘a va. John Roeden et al.—I cannot disturb the former order in this case. Mo- tion denied, with $10 costa. ‘SUPERIOR COURT—TRIAL TERM—PART I. Deol By Judge McCunn, John B. Trevor et al. vs. ay, V. Smith et al.— Motion to postpone trial of case denied. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS—SPECIAL TERM. Decision By Juage Larremore. Myers v8. Baronski.—Motion granted, Btart va, Mingel.—Same, s doves vs. Lowenburg—Motion granted and action evived. MARINE COURT. An Encounter in a Barber's Shop, and What Came of It. Before Judge Joachimsen, Riddle vs. Larkin.—The plaintiff, ® counsellor at law, states that he entered his favorite barber shop on the Bowery, ata time when the defendant and another person were engaged in some loud discus- sion, and being somewhat hurried, he called out to one of the men “Hurry up John; hurrah here ;” whereupon the defendant jumped up with the towel round hi neck, saying, “If you're in such @ hurry, take my chair,” and as he wasabout to accept the invitation, struck him behind the ear, causing much merriment at his expense: $500 damages were elaimed, The defendant then took the stand, and was proceeding to state to the jury that he was Meuiasing the failure of the Stuyves- In ant Bank, which institution he "was intereste ‘te the amount of $1, when the john, harry laintitY entered, calling out “Come Sonn, get along John,” and in attempting ‘to offer him hfs seat may have struck against him, but in- tending him no harm, At this stage defendant was interrupted Ph the plaintiff, who offered to with- draw the suit Ifthe defendant would make him an apology, An apology was thereupon tendered, and the case discontinued, without costs to eituer party, to the evident satisfaction of Coul., counsel, arties and jury. z ok Decistons. Lee vs, Blackhurst.—Action for work, labor and services. Judgment for plaintiff, for $261 965 costs and $26 allowance. Newman vs. Uniandneim.—Action for surgical services, Judgment for plaintiff, for $100, costs and allowance. COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS—PART I. Felonious. Assault.—Convicted of False Pretences. Before City Judge Bedford, After the transaction of considerable routine business yesterday the trial of Benedict Meyor, charged with committing a felonious assault upon Mathias Grief, which was commenced on Friday, was resumed. Dr. Buell testified that he dressed the complain- ant’s wound, which’extended from the eye to the lip. It was @ dangerous, but not a necessarily fatal wound. Anthony Wils testified that when the officers came to arrest Meyer, he said to a friend of Me (Wiis), “ICT did doit (meaning the stabbing), I jo not care anything about it.’ The prisoner was sworn tn his own behalf, and said that on the ty in question Grief was very drunk, and that he fell down inside and out- picedied the lager beer saloon where they had been rinking. ‘Two witnesses also swore that the complainant was drunk in the saloon, The jury rendered a verdict of guilty of an assault Pach a dangerous weapon, with intent to do bodily parin, Aa the wound Infected was very severe, Judge Bedford imposed the highest penalty the law allowed, which was imprisonment in the State Prison for five years, John Reddy, who on the 28th of May stole a car- tand bedstead valued at $60, the property of irs. R. E. Locke, pleaded guiity to pede Jarceny. Hi sent to thd) Penitentiary for six months, Charles McDonald, who was jointly indicted with Daniel Noble for stenting a silver watch from poe Carroll on the 28th May, was acquitted, testimony showing that he haa nothing to do wi iS od she watch and that he was a hard working A Notorious False Pretence Man Sent to the State Prison by Judge Bedford. One of the most undoubted scoundrels that ever disgraced Mother Earth, who for heartless depray- ity perhaps has not a peer, was yesterday morn- ing disposed of for some time to come by City Judge Bedford. The ruMan’s name is Charles Wilson, ailas Rudolph Kahler, bartender by profession, born in Chicago, and residing on the corner of Bowery and Bayard street, this city, The particulars of his latest transaction, as set forth in the complaint, are waseeves _ it will be remembered that Detective Philip Lam- brecht, late of the Nineteenth precinct, ae MET HIS DEATH at the hands of George Lowery recently. Lowery Was tried the other day, and sentenced to the State Prison for life. On the 234 of March this Wilson Visited the abode of Mod mother of Ly deceased | @icex, Mrs. ab NO LO @ shield hay pt cai feet ma police sui aioe a of Hog- sea elven xe thes 0 of or 91,006, tion Cra 4 the Bizet s ie eroaea too ered nd placed implicit faith inv in the tarements made. nade.’ Wilson then placed “pom read as poor Srrouupenied bya bszee ree’ Mew x, March 20, 1872, ‘o1 oases Bank pay, i4, the race oF Me, titnoréent in Peatraie ofaceteneees ‘alue received, with cur: ‘No. 407, Duo $14 98 EDWARD 0. HEMMENWAY. The accompanying letter aid Laxsexcnt—E, mt Mere oh 20, 187%, ge ve foros farce al ne Sons ite er iets ener ef of tis the drat, wo as ” Px) dues on te HOLARY, ‘Wilgon said the $1 i Wau tod pede SA Des ie cut segs gO to the Freetyey came wi yelling bit he aes uae De ctv, aol wen o1 of vente wa ee wade in annals of crimé, athe mS follo’ fey, ly oy oe pose Mra, Lam- when to her oat moptae a nity’ was fae aicemet the draft as worthless as was a8 the villain who delivered it. She was ” aDVI8ED to inform the police of the transaction and me a description of the man Wilson. detailed all the cireumst tances f th 6 Captain of the Nineteenth peers el Detective Mc- Gowan te Sy anda s perpetrator, ie OMicer scoured the oi and liscove! Bis man on the corner Grind and concre cy ate He was in eon ws ound tae sues Wintec he nad a shown Se. Lambrecht wo blanks of the jnion Telegraph. Go mpeg. ne Lh recognized as ving been sent ie ras in 1863 for py yh ; a package of money andre ai placed at Bes ne ae yoaserday poraing.| he Presenting an o! rior: 4 to “come it over” pe Honor, but it mis- carried A era guilty to the charge. -When were you ri ‘the State i borin ger weet the State Prison, fudge Bedfor: a Poulvontiaty in 1868—-what were ent Sere: for? =e r an attempt to obtain a package of ma Bedford—I look upon you as age vipa 1D i ‘This poor wid lady ho. lost onan son 8a is poor widow who lost hei went there and re] ted yourself to bea aay. sher' raisin baa! i the police fund, You are an ex-convict the community will bo better off when it tat of ee Ishall send you to the State Priso. hard labor for three years, the full Umit of the low. COURT OF GENERAL SESSICNS—PART 2. Sentenced. * Before Recorder Hackett. Annie Smith, who onthe 25th of May stole $48 from John Mahon, pleaded guilty to the offence Lappe sent to the State Prison for eighteen ontiis, bernard McIntee - pleaded guilty to petty larceny from rae having on the 28th of April stole He from om "Patrid k Connors. He was sent to tho State Prison ne one year by the Recorder, Grand Larceny—Sentence of ik James Byrne pleaded guilty of stealing a of broadcloth worth $65 from Rice & Santon, Church street, and was sent to the State Prison for four years at hard labor. Peter Redment, jointly | om indicted with Byrne, pleaded guilty of “an at tempt,” and was sent to State Prison for two years and six months, COURT CALENDARS—THIS bay. Gover oF ge Daly Preag—TAIAL ‘Tenw—Part i Held, by, Ja Nos, 982, 2492, fl Joe 804, sis alia te rt iat 1885, 1647, ing, 1124, 133) 8 1 orn 1308, 1614, 1139, rt i Hise: "rare geld Oy 3 oe (6c0, 1387, 231 a te oe ee Pe by: PuBas—Equrr by Judge Robinson.—Nos. 26, 36, 5: "ianine Court—TR! re Part mo Held ti eo panting. .—Nos, 7918, 9186, 9701, 1 hate rane, ORe 76, 9784, 8771, 8774, 0082, SUPREME Counr—Craourr—Part 1—Held by Judge Yan Brant.—Nos. 1658, 1457, Lelie, 1583, 13 aaa, ‘aah ak pu 08 iso Loot, 10h 2016, ? 28, 860, T8B34, © 4 100% et, 106, 708, 806, 25834, 3344, 34, (bose 31; SuPREME ti, Se ae "a oo Aare rett.—Nos. . pT “ 106, fi 156, 157, 180, ‘203, 210, 2t4, 238. Call crsgon. covne RIAL Tera Part Eaves peg Judge McCunn.—Nos. 1835, 29, Bie 1748, 1246, edie, Jr 1531, 751, ior’ jos, 1 43, 1997, ‘11: 5, 879. Part }—Held ge Barbour.—! is a 798, 612, 950, 1068, Toth, iudee 1886, 1146, eB is a, 6081896, 196, 1073, OTR, 1904, 906," 844, 1340, 1320, 104, 834, ‘etre CouRT—GENERAL TERM—Held by Judges ahem, Leonard and Gilbert.—Nos, 112, 113, Tete, 117, 119, 120, 121, 122, 124, 125, 126, ing 129, 180; 131, 132, 138, 134, 155, 140, 134, 198, 142, 143. BROOKLYN COURTS. SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TERM. The Offal Contract Trouble—An Injunc- tion. Before Judge Gilbert. ‘Thomas 0. Smith vs, Edward Clark.—The defend- ant in thia action ia the city contractor for the re- moval of offal from within the limits, and has two factories on Newtown Creek, in the Seventeenth ward, one of which he uses for boiling the offal and the other for making poudrette and other com- posta. Messrs. Veeder and Wood obtained on Saturday from Judge Gilbert, In this action, au injunction restraiming Mr. Clark from “delivering and re- ceiving at or upon the premises of the defendant, near Newtown Creek, on a line with Rodman avenue or any part thereof, any dead ant- mals or offensive matter, from the_boflling, rendering or other dis) josition of the bodies o dead animals or other offensive matter upon said premises or any part thereof, or in any way usin, said premises or any part thereof for the put ‘sy of the manufacture of compost, bone dust, drette, guano, manure or other alleged fertiltsing material, fn an: wn Lek pale noxious or offe ffeil aive odors or eerie from uslug said prem- ises or any nerd thereo in any way detrimental to as ip Miduacts ion Fools Rok Won t ihe aftidavits of E, F, Wiillams, Stephen Reynolds, 8. D. Clark, W. Hall, W. H: Taylor, Mary Ann Grosjen and Witt lam Martin, and the defendant is required to show cause, on the 16th day of June, why the injunction should not be made permenant, city couRT. Foreclosure of s Mortgage on Pablic Bullding: Before Judge Neilson. Bilas B. Dutcher vs, Assignee, &c., of the Central Bank of Brooklyn; vs. Jovathan A. White, Eliza A. White and Lawrence McGrath.—This action is brought to foreclose the deed given by John K. Pruyn, President of the Central Bank of Brooklyn, to John L. Spader, of the property on Washington street known as the Post Oilice and Assembly Buildings, to secure hia indebtedness to the bank, ateare, hae in this action been construed to be a mor' Yenterday morning the plaintiffs’ attorneys pro- sented to the Court the report of Mr. George I, Murphy, referee, by which it appears that the amount due to the bank by Mr. Pruyn, May 8, 1872, is $325,106 82, Judgment of foreclosure and sale oy ordered by the Court, Mr. George 1. Murphy to sell, COURT OF “APPEALS CALENDAR. ALwaNy, N. Y., June 10, 1872, The following is the Court of Appeals day calendar for June 11:—Nos, 398, 824, 218, 327, 369, 341, 383, 899, FATAL RESULT OF A STREET FIGHT, The West Street Quarrel—Death of Morrissey im the Hospital. William Morrissey, the man who was struck on the head with a paving stone during a fight in West street, at a late hour on Sunday night, as previously reported in the HERALD, died at two o’clock yesterday morning, in Centre Street Hospi- tal, from the effects of the Injuries he had received, The fight commenced in front of 258 West street, and engaged jn it were deceased, John and Martin Counors, Richard Aherns and John Clancy, who used knives, ving stones and other weapons. Tho Police being about in time, it is sald, ns 4 Hi the parties engaged in the fatal affray, belleved that one of the Connor brothers naried the paving stone which took fatal effect on Mor- Tissey’s head. ie accused tad are all held to await the result of the investigation before Ren ony Young. Dr. Marsh yesterday ‘nade & post-morte: examination on the boar ot sore ‘and found & a fracture of the base of the skull and laceration of 5: a bn the result of Bete age, born, nt a laborer, twenty-seven y: in Ire- Jand, single an pis dd at th ‘eat street. The body was removed to the of deceased, Ex-Alderman William Wi the newly yd Warden of the Tombs, entered yoon bis dut Verday DUAL RUARe MIDNIGHT MURDER. Saletan A Man Killed While Returning from the Theatre with His Wife—Three Men ar rested on Suspicion. About twelve o'clock on Saturday night Mr August Brown, ® German, living at 18 Lewis street, Was returning home. from the thestre with his Wife, and.when at the corner of Division and Lewis streets one of a gang Of corner loafers and ruflans rudely jostled against Mr. Brown, to whom he ap- plied some insulting epithet. ‘Brown, like a nian of spirit, remarked to the blackguaré that: he would permit no one to insult his wife without resenting it, and at the same time com- menced to pull off his coat. doing goone of the men who had gathered about struck Mr, Brown a@ violent blow in the face with his fist, knocking him backwards. In the fall Mr, a eg ery Ses ena "apm ity and never Mire. Browa bent over the poche ssoig her a Lae crying out that hg bad mur. for Eetp. A number of the Fescue and assisted the r ON ot ae, 1a) the Thirteenth police upon ae cabeotaiene or the wed sen: the guilt om and subsequently iy doun Bothy & notoriously who's fry monte eke atabued fan in Wate? rere aE! of hn, dulon (roth dt were on rn the mi being confronted ae Blow pevillly identified as the pen ‘who ae P osband, and the Allison beothons alttod that they were Rremne Sten is vel iy sngese’ in colegtmg kon mony, which plate the guilt where it properly belongs. There ai weveral persons who saw the blow strack, and ends of justice require that Hey, should be forthcomin, gas witnesses, Coroner, Young has not as yet named a ae for holdi ng th one inquest, Mr, Brown was twenty-six Years of age, an anative of Germany. ‘His wife is # native renok thet Emorald Isle. They had been married 01 aupabent eight monti frown was @ peaceabli - natured and industrious man, who en} the re. spect of a large circle of acquaintances, | ANOTHER OARHOOK "ASSAULT. Death Resulting Therefrom—A Case of Justifiable Homicide. R Coroner Herrman yesterday held an inquest in the case of Mr. William Freeman, the Bighth Ave- nue Railroad conductor, late of 804 Eighth avenue, whose death was the result of injuries to the head, received on Friday last in the liquor store 820 Eighth avenue, Vs be fehblcls A reported in the HERALD. Deceased hi Inking several times wil Richard 0. Snith, r driver on the road, agains whom he became irritated, and, in @ momont pgesions caught up a carhook 1 ing on & arrel near him, and, advan fe i Smith, struck him. twice on ti head with the hook, Instantly turning man, Smith struck him on the aide 0 of io nee rit } his fist and he fell backwards, atriki against a beer box. What a ted aes ta use the murderous wea, did not 4) Pear, but it waa stated in evlaence tha’ coe said ‘shortly previous to the assault that if he got a cheer ny Malek td eds Read @ prisoner was called on matentont of the occurrence, freely admitt ee ateixt tS cpresmmans Aner be had been twice saul Dr. John Beach testified that deceased died from concuasion of the brain. jury, who rendered the following ‘VERDICT. | “nat William Freeman came to his death, from” concussion of the brain, the result of falitn; on & box in the liquor store hth avent i being cat by @ blow at the hands of ars ce Smitl nee Ce Re further gel. that sald Smith ‘ in st jecease: On the find! of th the verdiot Coroner Herrman discharged ith from custody. THE MURDEROUS TENTH AVENUE GANG. On dunday afternoon Peter Yule, of 829 West! Thirty third street, a vrother of Poltve Captain Yule; John Casey, of 446 West Twenty-sixth street, an: several others were standing at the corner Twenty-seventh street and Tenth avenue, enjoyin; themselves in the style corner statues generally doz through some cause a dispute ar which term: nated in Yule receiving a severe stab wound 1 the thigh, at the hands, {t ts alleged, of Casey, WI! 6 was subsequently arrested by 0 Perk! bs, of the Sixteenth fi locked up in the ‘Twentieth street tatio house. He was arraigned before Justice Ledwi! at the Jefferson Market Police Court, Needs morning, and remanded to the station the complainant did not appear and could not found, About & week ago the prisoner was ar; rested for ing Into the grocery store of Peter Clary, at 435 Twenty-sixth aiceat and, plac cd the itl on the counter, was in the act of rifin; of $10, when arrested. The threats of his con panions so intimidated Clary that he refused to prosecute, in consequence of which the prisoner wad discharged, FIREWORKS AND THE FOURTH OF JULY. The Board of Fire Vommissioners have issued series of very stringent regulations in regard to the, manufacture, sale and storage of fireworks, whtel shall not be allowed excepting on the rsa ol the Board of Fire Commissioners. No smokin; making of fires will be allowed on premises w! & fireworks are sold, made or kept. All lights must be covered with glass globes, and nothing but fires crackers or torpedoes shall be sold on thé street 01 within ten feet of tho front line of the stores, an a sign with the words ‘Fireworks—No Smoking Allowed.” ‘There are heavy fines and penalties for all offences against the above regulations, ee] MARRIAGES AND | EATHS. = —=t. ne Married. ‘i BrowN—HowLanp.—At South Adams, Paar om Tuesday, June yt mY iy Rey. Lew! 5 area Pepe, ussistes Rev. J, F, Winkley, Levi WI Te Many Hee HOWLAND. Oonn., or MALLOY oPaOxTaCN, —At Bridgepot Thursday, May 30, at tho residence of the bride’ sister, by the Rev. E, W. Maxey, of Bridgeport, Mr« Manvus J MatLony, of New York, to Miss SULLA Ast ‘THOMPSON, Of Bridgeport. McGRrwaL—DEBois.—On Sunday, Jhne 9, Epwary D. McGRRAL, youngest son of the Ly | M. D. McGreal. F.T. 0. D., to HENRIETTA Desois, di eed of J rome Debois, by the Rev. John P. , of St Joseph's R. Ame Sixth avenue cad Waverle place. No cards, Dublin ER caer please copy. ¥ gg ALENTINE.—On Wednesday, Jone 1872, gt th re ysidonge of Mr. Benjamin 8, Valen: tine, ver Plains, +, by the Rev. J. B. Lind. hoim, MARSHALL Rossrns, of this dity, to FRANO! A, VALENTINE, of Dover Plains, THOMPSON—MYER.—On Tuesday, June 4, at th residence of the eae 8 P merente, by the Rev. 0. Norton, Davin W. 'HOMPSON tO SARAH Myer, all of Brooklyn. WILLIAMS—-AUsTIN.—In New York, Rov. Ralph Boyt, assisted by Rev, R. Byron Cat he Jous Artiun WinitaMs to Miss ELIZapeTa M. daughter of Thenas anata, batted “Died. Ruiiwinket.—On Saturday, June 8, 1872, Frepd FRICK, youngest son of Martin and Mary Bullwinkelg aged 4 years, 8 mouths and 18 days, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respec fully invited to attend the funeral, ‘on Tuesday otter noon, June 11, at three o'clock, from the resided of ls parents, corner of Madison and Franklin av: enue rooklyn, Bykng.—On Sunday, June 9, 187: apes widow of Martin byrne, native ol peleryery county Westmeath, Ireland, in the 184 year of age. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invite to attend her funeral, from her late residence, cor! ner of Forty-first street and Tenth avenuo, on Tuesday, June 11, at one o'clock P. M, CHRRSMAN.—On_ Bander, June 9, after a snort {lt ess, of infammation oj the brain, WILLIAM MorToN, eldest son of Homer W. and Julia B. Gheesm: aged 16 The arty of the family are Pag ane saith Invites to attend the funeral, from the residence of hit rents, 213 Holes street, ytoge Fak ‘uno 12, at hal: three o'clock OoNnKLM, Monday, June 10, SrE een pas son of James L. and Charlotte Sonn = nthe and 23 of his. gran 4 oni est Bigh- foonth Streat,on Wednesday the inti inst,, at thro@ o'clock P, M., Without furtlier notice. CoxLey.—in Brooklyn yon Sunday, Jane Manel ba 23 days. The relatives ‘and friends ef the family ai Nien dau, incon of Tyeraes aad Annie Conle; ed Pimdnths and 1 daya, any’ The friends of the family bea spectfull to attend the funeral, ev 86 fivaison # day (Tuesday), at two P. CoRoNnocd,—-The funeral Of: BLAOHRDO Coronocd » will take place from Bt. Peter's Hospital, Brooklyn, this day (Tuesday), at two o'clock. The relativ po greed are lavited to attend, without furth Onart.—Suddenly, in Brooklyn, on Saturdayh Coroner Herrman then submitted the case to the, . ws on Tuesday, June 4, at the Church of St. John the Baptist, Dd yy