The New York Herald Newspaper, May 9, 1877, Page 9

THE COURTS. Qualifications of Jurors in Sav- ings Bank Trials. A FEMALE SMUGGLER’S SURRENDER. | Judge Barrett Lecturing Improvident Receivers. {INDICTMENTS IN UNITED STATES COURTS. The trial of one of two suits begun by Isaac V. French, receiver of the Central Park Savings Bauk, against Thomas Goarty, the President, ana the direc- tors of the bank, reported in the Hknatp of yesterday, was commenced before Judge Donobue and a jury in Part 1 of the Supreme Court yesterday, Considerable time was expended in the selection of jurors, those called being questioned by both siaea very carefully ae to what were their relations to and feelings and senti- ments regarding savings banks and their officers and the manner in which the one should be conducted and the others held responsible, Tne coungel for plaintift were anxious to know from those called if they were officers or clerks of any savings bank, if they had rela- tions who were such, or if they were per- sonally acquainted with the defendants, Equally earnest in inquiring were the defendants’ counsel as to whether the cundidates lor # seat in the box bad any money deposited in savings banks, if their {riends bad any, or if they or their friends had ever lost any- thing by such banks. 1t was further desired to know of them If u mere deficiency of assets would raise the Berpeice 1B their minds that the officers of the nk had been guilty of such negligence as to make them personally liable, Some replied thas where there cy of assets their first impression would officers were ut fault; others said they officers liable if the rose neglect or care- only the consequences ould be visited upon them, Some Were challenged peremptorily by the defence and or- dered to stand aside, but twelve wore at last ound who were deemed sufliciently fair-minaed to ass upon the facts, allowing the Court to stract them as to the legal Tesponsi- bility of the defendants, and they wore accepted. The case was then opened by Mr. Peter B. Olney on the ntifl, who detailed the facts on which HERALD in connection . of the bank, but may be stated generally to the effect that the President and bank had violated ¢! estate beyoud both tn: its means, and that the lo u caused by such investment should be charged against ‘bem personally, Witnesses were then sworn and the trial proceeded, the testimony up to the hour of ad- journment developing nothing of importance outside of that already made public in relation to the affairs of thig badly broken bank. The defence to be presented is that the lot needed for the purposes of the bank building could not be obtained without purchi one conveyance th adjoining it, and that wi done was done and med for the best interests of the bank the time and substantially in conformity with law. The case will be continued to-day. A FEMALE SMUGGLER. A case of smuggling over the Canadian border into ‘the United States, in which the accused is a woman, came up before Commissioner Shields yesterday. It Appeared from the papers in the case that on the 23d Of last January Mrs, Clara B. Warning, wife of Mr. Warning, an architect in the Bowery, was detected on ‘this side of the Niagara Suspenmion Bridge attempting to smuggle a quantity of silk and other contraband articles into the territories of Uncle Sam, Alter proper search seventeen yards of silk velvet, six pairs of kid gloves, twenty-five yards of dress silk and six yards of fine trimming were taken {rom con- alment im her dress I joods were seized officer, the lady being to this city and wok iy District Attorney of the district and the facts were laid beiore the Grand Jury, who found an indict- against ber on which a warrant was issued and her urrest followed ag a matter of course, tho accused, however, being permitted to present hersolf before the Commissioner unattended by any official escort, On presenting berselt before the Commissioner she de- clared berseif perfectly satisfied with the course mat- ters had taken and expressed her willingness to be taken to Lockport tor examination, Ye lay sho ‘was taken to ykport in charge of Di @ Marsnal Tucker on @ warrant of removal issued by Judge lutchiord. PLUCKING CLEAN. In asuilt brought by R. J. Tollis against ¢) @io: Gas Machine Company Danforth K. Olney was appointed receiver, and when bis accounts were pre- pared they were referred to Albert Stickey to pass them and report thereon. The referee reported that the receiver and his counsel, A. H. Amidown, ap- peared berore him, out he did not find that any notice had been given to creditors, nor did any such appear. He recommended a fee of $560 for the counsel. The receiver's accounts, accompanied by tho report of the referee, Were submitted to Judge Barrett for bis ap- proval, He yesterday declined to do go, giv- ing bis reasons thereior as follows:—‘*l decline to pass the receiver's accounts or to discharge him. He was appointed in @ suit in which the company ap- peared, vut interposed no defence. He employed the company’s attorney, and hus paid out to such attorney a large part of the iund, and pow asks to pay nearly the entire balance in his bauds to the same attor: He creaits himself with numerous journeys to New York and elsewhere. He bas never advertised for assets nor for creditors; has called no meeting, and given no potice to creditors. He har proceeded, with- out regard to the creditors, to sell the assets for small | Bums, and proposes to pay out the entire fund in coun sel (ees aud bis own expenses and charges, without any | Rotice whatever to those interested,’ | GOVERNMENT INDICTMENTS. ‘The United States Grand Jury came into Court yes. terday morning, Judge Benedict presiding, and pre- sented the following indictmonts;—-Edwin P. Gurnee, George W. Bigelow and William W. White are tndicted for embezzling letters: Matthew Callahan is indicted for robbing the United States mails of bags containing valuable postal matter; J. K. Gladding, mailing swina- Hing (“‘sawdust’’) circulars; Henry Bischoff, jor issuing fase passports; Join Cullon, alias *Boots,’’ smug- ghng; William Ettinger, George W. Snow and others, iraudulent bankruptcy; A. Orlando Jackson, Theodore Lisbuck, John Duf, James Maher and Joho Ma- loney ‘were indicted {or mating lottery cir- | cular, In the case of Bischolf, the broker, | and S.aats Zeitung building, charged with issuing false passports, Commissioner Osborn, on the examination oi the accused, dismissed the complaint, on the ground that the allegea pass- ports were merely certificates of identity, and pur- ported to be nothing The United States Secre- tary of State, however, took a different view of tho ind decided to have the matier sent before t before whom the case was accordingly it stated—the finding of an indict. ischof, ASSAULT ON THE HIGH SEAS. Tristram B. Corbett, masterof the American bark | vlive Thurlow, was yesterday beld in bonds tor $500 by Commissioner Osborn on a charge preferred against him by oneof bis men, John Dolan, for maltreatment, Dolan testified that on the 21st of March last, when two days out from Liverpool, the vessel ran into a bark, which sunk, the crew being saved by the crew the Thurlow, Some articles of value were | Iso saved from the lost bark, among which was Of signal Hags found by him (Dolan), and by him | no avother seaman, The captain demanded that Excel- * e NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, “MAY 9, 1877.—-TRIPLE SHEET. Brown called mo messenger or chair was in the vesti- le. “the Court reserved its aecision. COMAN'S SUIT. In the suit of The People against Thomas Coman, reference toa motion im which im Supreme Court, Vbambers, has already appeared in the Heratp, a decision was rendered by Judge Lawrence yesterday. He says:—‘‘L am of the opinion that the amendment proposed by the piaintif to the complaint heretolore served should be granted. If the effect of allowing the amendment should be the improper join: of several causes of acti @ defendant will have bis dy under the Code, and if, for any reason after the inti ought to be com- ‘ont causes of action, pelled to elect such an election can be made the subject of an appt vate motion, as it appeara that preparations bh mo made by the defendant to try the cause.” The proposed amendments relate to joining in the same sult separate aliegod liabilities arising out of the oid “Ring” transactions, claimed by defendant as being in conflict with each other, SUMMARY OF LAW OASES. In the suit of the Central Crosstown Railroad Com- pany against the Dry Dock Railroad Company and others Judgo Sanford yesterday granted a motion for commission to examine Willam Horton as a witness in the case, Ab order was yesterday granted by Judge Sanford im the divorce suit brougnt by Charles Fricke against bis wife, Mary Fricke, committing the plaintif for contempt of Court tor disobeying an order to pay & counsel fee of $50. ‘The trial of the suit brought by the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company against the Western Unton Telegraph Company and others was continued yester- day, botore Judge Sanford, in the Superior Court. The day was occupied in the examination of witnesses, but nothing of interest was developed. A warrant of commitment was Pimeneg is ( granted by Judge McAdam, of the Murine Court, against Joseph P. Joachimsen, an attorney, for not paying over $85 collected by him. 1p a motion to release from attachment some books ip she possession of Foulkes, counsel for tho English stockholders in the Emma Mine, and claimed to relate to its accounts, the pal ticulars of which ap- peared in the Herxatp of Sunday lust, a decision was rendered yesterday granting the motion. DECISIONS. SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS. By Judge Barrett. United States Life Insurance Company vs. Rector and Charch Wardens and Vestrymen of the Church of the Holy Trinity.—Grante Now York Life Insurance and Trust Company vs. Weaver; Manhattan Life Insurance Company vs Gottsberger; Beyer va, White; O’Keefe vs. Koehler; Cross vs, Goldsmith; Metropolitan Life Insurance Company vs. Sullivan; Camp vs. McCann; Whitehead vs. Whitehcad.—Motions granted, Marvel vs. K —Motion granted for first Friday. Johnson vs. ine; Rowan vs. Lawlor; Tuska vs. Morris. —Motions granted tor second Friday. Esher vs. Hunt.—Motion granted tor May 11. Bassford vs, Gano.—Motion granted and reference ordered. Bayliss vs. Cockroft.—Motion grante: not allowed to plaintiff on granting him a Mitchell va, Worreil.—Motion denied, Smith vs, Crandell.--Motion deried, without costs. Benjamin vs. Tracey.—Motion denied, Defendant cannet move. ‘ Hart vs. Levi; Deviin vs. Martin; Talman vs, Lacy; Pike vs, Parsons,—References ordered to compute, Union Dime Savings Institution vs, Quackenbuah.— Reference granted to compute. but costs vor, Woodhead va. Golden.—fhere should be an order in reading and filing the papers, @ writ follows such order, Union Dime Savings Institution vs, Young.—Extra allowance of $200 and judgment ordered. United States Trust Company va Sturges,—Judg- ment ordered, New York Life Insurance Company vs, Auld.— Amendment granted. De Mora vé Gutlfoyic.—Amendment judgment granted ugainst Guiltoyle, and dismissed as to the other defendant Wilkens vs, Leyns.—Let a proper order be drawn striking out the costs, and let the order be recopied, Ahera vs. Smith,—Afiidi Dot sw@rn to and no reason shown for granting the motion. Denied. McPeak va. Regan.—No coste allowed, Marshall ve, Marsball.—Commission ordered to W. "3 ve Koch,—This order is inaccurate. The judgment should not be marked secured ou appeal, but the apecitic property alouc should be oxempted. Let the order be settied on notice, Nostrand vs. Nostrand.—Thero is no authority for a compulsory reference in such a cage; and turther, the order to show cause docs vot comply with section 780 of the Code of Remedial Justice. Motion denied. Martinez vs. Martinez.—I see no wi ot the taxes and interest on the mortago to avoid the appol ment of a receiver. Mr. Mortimer Porter will t! fore be appointed, agreeably to the wishes of the par- ties, with instructions to apply the rents to tho keop- ing down of the hens, &c ;abond of $1,000 will be Builiciont, United States Lifo Insurance Company vs. Inger- soll, —The proposed answer, it is conceded, 18 Lo defence aguinst the plainuf! If Mr, Ingersoli hagany rights as agi Donovan they should be eniorced by inde. t action, and not by a defeace here, with which plaintiff has no legal priory, and which can have no other eflect than to embarrass the foreclosure, Mo- tion for leave to answer denied without costs, and plaintif’s motion for Judgmer Meeker vs. Brown.—A siay is granted, but time to aoswer is not a sequitur irom such an application. For that there should be an independent motion, on an affidavit of merits tor good cause shown, Elwood vs, Wright.—There being no opposition to the motion I assume that the defendant concedes the propriety of a relerence, and as tho items seem to be Dumerous the motion is granted, and tt is reterred to Mr, L. H. Fuller to hear and determine. ‘Trubee vs. Alden,—The only ground upon which the motion could possibly be granted is that tho ciiam set up by way of counter claim had been legally re which the plaintil bas tailed to show, and it was duty to have mace that clear by proof and not to bi relied upon her mere reply. Richards vs, Wakeman.—Motion to change the place of trial granted, with $10 costs to abide the event, upon dviendant’s stipulating to take the piaintifi’s tesumony aod that of Joho £. Browster or any other witnesses of plaintiff at Chambers in this county in like manner and with like effect as if taken conditionally, and to present such testimony 80 taken to be read in evideuce upon the trial without objection. Section 982 of the Code of Remedial Justice enlarges, tho old provision, but does not include such a case as the present The motion is however granted for the convenience of wit- nessess and because the end of justice will be best subserved by trying the cause where the records ure. Randall ve. Sootwell.—Motion denied, but without costs, McGraw vs, McGraw; Richards va, Wakeman. —Mo- tions denied, with $10 costs, Roscoe vs. Loye et al—The receiver should not be punished forcontempt, He has only done his duty in secking to protect the int 4 confided to his keeping by the Court, It is appareat that the money in his hands should not be applied to the purpose sought at the present time. The motion should ve demed, with- out costs aud without prejudice, to be renewed when the receiver bas funds in his hands applicable to the purpose in question. Tolies vs. The Excelsior Gas Machine Company.—The application is denied. By Judge Lawrence, DeRuyter vs, Lombard; matter of Ford.—Orders granted. By Judge Donohue. Donohue vs. Cady; Tuska vs, Germania Insurance Compauy.—Motions deuied, People, &c., v8 The Erie Railroad Company.—De- nied. Grims vs, Davis, —Motion denied, without costs, Augur vs. Rostan.—Denied, with leave to renew. Swift vs. Tross,—Motion denied. Memorandum, Percy va. Chase.—Motion denied; should be made in Erie county, Memorandum. Dinkelapiel vs. Levy.—Motion granted. Memoran- jam Listman vs, Blaut.—Order granted, Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank va, Gavin,—Ex- ceptions sustained. SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TERM, By Judge Van Brunt. Smith vs, Weeds, &c.—Findings settled and signed, SUPREME COURT, CIRCUIT—PaRY 3. By Judge Van Brunt. Thaule vs. Krekeler; Thaule vs. Frost and another. — Tho amendments agreed to making the case coniorm to the miputes, the minates may be taken as the sot- bled case i actions. SUPERIOR COURT—GENERAL TERM. Betore Judges Sanford and 3 ick. Brague vs. Lord and another,—Order aMirmed with $10 costa, Fairchild vs. Lynch.—Jadgment roversed, vew trial ordered, with costs to appellant fo abide event, Opinion ® the flags should be given to him, and sa Dolan could bot restore them he ordered him to be triced up by the sts, by Which be suflered very oder g a He was Afterward kicked and otherwise maltreated by the cap- ala. UD arriving at the port he made the charge which led to the capta: will be beld to-morrow LAR FORGERY. Frederick Elliott, charged with being the mease! tor $64,000, purporting to be drawn by the New York Lite Iusurance Company on the Union Trust Com. pany, was brought before Judge Barrett, in Supreme Court, Chambers, on @ writ of habeas corpus, yester- | day. Maxwell, who has been exonerated vy the | | Grand Jury, supposed Elsiott to be acting for the New York Lite Insurance Company, and bad the check cor- | tified by the Union Trust Company, had it negotiated aud Ureth gavo the gold to Elliott Judgo Kile commitiea Elliott a8 an accomplice | ait of $10,000 bail, The case came up ona mo- | Elliott or reduce tue amount of bis bail. Mr. Algernon %. Sullivan aud Mr. Oliver ap- red for the motion, which was opposed by Mr, y on beball of the people, On bebult of the prise jer it Was Urged that the committing mugistrate com- mitted him with great dillidence at tue request of the District Attorney on the testimony of Brown, pow in Jat. = Brown ideotitied Eilott ax the young man he $aW sitting in the vestibue of Maxwell's oifice when by Judge Sedgwick, Tuomey va Puaun,—Exceptions overruled, verdict ordered for platoti on verdict, costs to plaintiff. Opinion by Judge Sedgwick. O'Sullivan vs, Roberta —Jadgment reversed trial ordered, with costs to plarntiff to abide the Opinion by Jadgo Seugwick, Betore Chief Justice Cur ind Judges Santord and Freedman, Ritaler vs. Tne World Mutual Life Insuranee Com- pany.—Judgment and order appealed from reversed, hew trial ordered, with costs to appeliaut tu abide the poh og Opinion by Chiet Justice Curtis and Judgo San- ore i Aberle vs. Fagen.—Jadgment and order appealod from affirmed with cot Opin by Chiet Justice Curtis and Judge Freedman. ‘Xcoptions sustained, verdict ide, new trial granted, with costs to detendant to abide event, Opinion Chiet Justice Curse and Judges Freedman and Sanford, Laliy va. Col; »—Judgmeat affirmed with costs, Opinion by Judge Freeaman, Carter and another va. Youngs. Order aMrmod with costs. Opinion by Judge Sanford. Before Judges Freedman and Sanford, Cormier aud another va, Buatty.—Judument af- firmed, with costs. Opinion by Judge Santord. Belore Coiet Justice Curtis and Judges Sedgwick and reedman. Vaikman vs. Feldman.—Sowon for reargument de- nied; $10 co: Phyte va. Carey and another.—Exceptious over- ruled, and judgment ordered tor piainud on verdict, With Costa, Griffith ana another vs Manginn,—Judgmont al- tho check was presonted; Maxwell, on the other band, could pot identily the messenger, and said when Ht firmod, with costs, Opinion by Judge Sper, tions sustained, verdict set aside, new trial granted ; costs to pian, to abide event, Opinion by Judge Sedgwic! Claflin and another va Bellone and another.—Order appeaied from reversed ; order of arrest reinstated ; $10 costs, Opinion by Chief Justice Curtis. Neil va. The american Popular Life Insurance Com- any.—Jucgment appealed trom affirmed, with costs. pinion by Ciel Justice Curtis. Earl vs. Beadlestone,—Exceptions sustained, verdict Rew trial granted, costs to detendant, to it. Opinion by Judge Seagwick. Fowler vs. clly &c—Judgment affirmed, with costs. Opinion by Judge Sedgwick. Palmer vs. Foley.—Order affirmed, with costs. Opin- fon by Judges Speir and Sedgwick, Chief Justice Cur- tis dissenting. Newfeild ve. Copperman.—Order granting & new trial affirmed, with costs. Opinion by Judge Sedgwick. Pursell va The New York Life Insurance and Trust Company et al.—Judgment aftr: with costs, Opinion by Judge Speir, The People, &c., vs. Starkweather, &c.—Judgment affirmed, with costs. Opinion by Cage ot ley ny Betore Chief Justice Curtis and Judge Spet Madan va, Sherrard, Jr.—Judgment and order ap- pealed from affirmed, with costa. Opinion by Cbiet Justice Curtis and Jus ‘Speir. Lebmaier va Grinwold.—Kxceptions overruled and Judgment directed on verdict, with costs Doane ve. Lindsay, &c.—Judgment affirmed, with costs Opinion by Judge Speir. Harrie va Dillon and another.—Exceptions over- ruled and Judgment directed tor defendant on verdict, with costs. Opinion by Chief Justice Curtis, Butler va. The American lopular Life Insurance Company.—Exceptions overruled a judgment di- pans for plaintiff on the verdict, Opinion by Judge r. Made! and anotner va Coleman —Judgment af- firmed, with costs. jon by Chief Justice Curtis, Belore Judges Curtis and Sedgwick. Leonard vs, The New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company.—Order denying new trial Peversed and new trial ordered, with costa to appellant toabide event, Opinion by Chief Justice Curtis. Tyng va Menck o¢ al—Order afirmed, with costa Opinion by Chief Justice Curtis. Keiley, &c, va Dusenbury, &a—Judgment af- med, With costa, Opinion by Chief Justice Curtis, Kopler vs. Mattlage.—Judgment affirmed, with costs, Opinion by Chief Justice Curtis. ‘Bofore Judges Sedgwick aud Speir, Dematb va The American Lnstitute.— Judgment af- Oirmed, with costs, Opinion by Judge Sedgwick. reunan vs. Amstein and another.—Ordor affirmed, ‘with costs. Opinion by Juage Speir. Silva vs, The Metropolitan Drug Company.—Judg- ment affirmed, with costa, Opinion by Judge Sedg- wick. Zimmerman va, The National Steamship Company,— Judgment affirmed, with custa. Opinion by Judge Sedgwick. Gross and another vs, Knapp.—Judgment affirmed, with coats. No opinion. RUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TERM, By Judge Sanford, The Central Crosstown Railroad Company vs. Tho Twenty-third Street Railroad Company ct al.~-Motion for commission granted, but without stay ; $10 costs of motion to abide event Yutte va, Raut.—Motion granted, Simmons et al va, Kayser.—Motion granted on pay- ment ot all costs accrued since the original issue was noticed for trial and $10 costs of motion. Fricke vs. Fricke.—Motion granted. Sullivan Sullivan.—The proposed order cannot be granted. The action must be tried by the Court at Special Term on due notice to defendant's attorney. Selling vs, Legendre et al.—Motion denied, with $10 ont. Roiche et al. vs. The Liverpool and London Globe Insurance Company. Ordered on day calendar tor May 16, Delamater et al. vs, Day.—Ordered on day calendar for May 15. Roes vs, Crossley.—Undertaking approved. Kyle vs. Marx.—Undertaking approved on justifica- tion and filed nunc pro tune, as of the 20th of April, ‘Ammon vs. Conner ot al.—Ordor setting aside taxa- tion of costs, Ward vs, Donohue et el., and Van Dorn vs. The Central Park, North and Kast River Railroad Com- pany. —Orders granted. By Chief Justice Curtis, bean tad vs. Place.—Ordered on special calendar for fay 1 Dareand vs. Fuller et al.—Order granting extra al- lowance to plaintiff of five por cent on amount found due by referee. Hill va, Dull; Kingsbury vs. bury vs. La Salle et al.; Lat . Gardner, and Lawrence vs. La 8 granted, COMMON PLEAS—CHAMBERS. by Judge J. F. D Conklin vs, The Mayor, &c., and Sarell vs. New- berger and another.—Complaint dismissed, Clapp vs. Tallis; Shiff and another vs. Little and on- other, and Hollywood vs. Holly wood,—Orders granted. MARINE COURT—CHAMBERS. By Juage McAdam, Waddy vs. Coffey. —Nuo-vatlabie attachment issued against attorney lor not paying over moneys collected. Simonson vs. Katersch.—Dofault opened on terms indorsed upon papers. McNulty vs. Beatt, ‘Motion granted in the form sBtuted on the back of motion papers, Solomon vs. Perry.—Stay pending appeal granted, without security, Holand vs, Cochrane; Isaacs vs. Maloney; Haha vs, Chmm; Tucker vs. Sheridan. —Motions granted, Adams vs, Perkins—Complaint dismissea, Lange vs. Youngs.—A. Meolntire appointed receiver, = va. Gillman.—Henry McCarthy appointed re- ceiver. McKillop va. Gazzam.—Tho order granted by the United States Court in bankruptoy effectually stays all proceedings herein, Zelinka ys. Kruskoff; Dixon va. Shaw.—Proccedings dismissed, Dowaney vs. Huber.—Dofendant fined $10 for con- tempt and ordered to submit to an examination. Mead vs, Schiertck.—James McNulty appointed re- ceiver. Galt vs. Dinsmor Garaner et al. ; Kings- ascoe vs. Lincoln; Solomon vs. Perry; Van Cott v: 0; Froheim vs. Odell; Davaic ‘ood; Goetz vs. Freiling; Kailsch vs, Jacohs; Bo- ert va. Davidson ; McNamera va, Keating; Borger vs. jeade; Palmer vs. Beaty ; Schultz vs. Tucker; va. Keliy; Potts va Kinney; Mead vs, Hart —Orders granted, GENERAL SESS{ONS—PART 1. Before Recorder Hackett MISTAKEN IDENTITY. Fritz Engelking, of No. 152 Bleecker street, was charged by Salvator Missita, an Italian, with having, on the night of April 14, cut him with a razor, at the corner of Bleecker and Thompson streets, with intent tokillhim, The complainant and his friend testified that there was a fight, and that the complainant came out badly damaged. Mr. John U. Mott, counsel tor the prisuner, placed the latter upon the witness stand and proved thas at the time of the alleged figut he was in bed at the store of his employer, Mr. George Kosen- treter, No. 152 Bleecker street, who corroborated the mers statement, er witnes testifying to me fact the Recorder directed jury to acquit the prisoner, and he was thereupon discharged. ALLEGED ATTEMPTED ROBBERY. A young man named William A. Taylor, of No. 327 West Forty-lirat strect, was arraigned for trial by Assistant District Attorney Lyon charged with an attempted robbery on the 18th of April It appeared that on the day im question @ fruit vendor named Anthouy Morley was going through West Twenty- seventh street when he was attacked by the prisoner and three others, who beat and otherwise maltreated him, The complainant also alleged that the parues attempted to rob him. Mr. E. Price, on the part of the prisoner, submitted that it was nothing but a Street brawl, brought about by the ofliciousness of the complainant himself, Tho jury found bim guilty of assault and battery and he was romanded for sentence, GENERAL SESSIONS—PART 2, Before Judge Gildersieeva, THE KNIFK AGAIN, Michael Murray, a laborer, was arraigned at the bar by Assistant District Attorney Lyon, charged witn having on the 22d of March stabbed Lawrence Don- nelly in the abdomen, in a tenement house in Thirty- second street. It appeared that the parties bad been drinking together, When nally they qaarreiled wud came to blows. Donnelly found that he was cus, Ho was confined in the hospital for two weeka, The pris- oner denied that he bad used akuife, The jury being after an absence of over three hours COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. Suraxme Court—Cnasuens—Held by Juage Bar- rot—Nos. 6, 2354, 28, 49, 60, 64, 128. 129, 130, 132, 140, Cail from No. 161 up to and including No. 199. PREM OURT—GexwRal Tkrm--Held by Judges De 3) Gravy and Danivis.—Noa 24, 93, 95, 107, 108, 109, 112, 116, 138, 26, 61, mn ial, hs 143, 144, 146, 147, 148, 162, 153, 154, 155, 157, 158. SUPREME COUKT- PRCIAL THum—Held by Juago Van ‘ \ 101, 345, 65, 209, 225, 2z9, 362, 856, 357, 860, 367, 368, 160, 870, 371, 873, 875, 376, 209, 275, 317, 343, 328, 1 126. Surkemm C KCUIT—Part 1—Held by Judge Donohue, —Nos, 1957, 3178, 3679, 8153, 8166, $271, 2055, 46734, 177, 8178, 2719, 4723, WV, $286, 155, 2721, 1451, 1088 3g, 4517, 8943, 4647, 2767, 3291, 8971, 8071, 3303, 17204, 8830, 5961, 8581, 3383, 3957, 8389, 3396, 3399, GHUL, S407, S411, S413, S417, S419, 3421, S425, 3431, 3437, D441, S447, 9449, S451, 8453, 4985 Part 2—Held vb Judge Lawrence.—Noa 1341, 4558, 1596, 1558, 2200, 2268, 358, 2288, 2296, 2384, 2406, 1308, 2444, 2618, 2442, 2610, 2102, 1626, 2126, 1122, 1944, 2088, 2160, 4753, 328, BIG], 2775, 4063, 148, 2159, Mddl sg, 3549, 3005, 1162, 102634, 4493, 413, 419,433, 1710, 964, 1798, 46u3, 4624, 136214, 4695 5g, 1562 Surrnion Court— 4b Tare—Held by Judges Sedgwick, Speir dwan,—Noa 7, 10, 11, 15, 16, 19, 21, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31. Serk Counr—Sreciat Tkxm—Held by Judge San- tora. — on, The Atiantic and Pacific Telegraph Company vs. Prescott etal No day calendar. Surerion Count—Sxian TeRM—Part 1—Held by Chiet Justice Curtis. —Nos, 684, 539, 640, 686, 778, Tiv, 77, T70, LOL, T705g, 605, OTL, O72, 1098, 1006, Gd8, 406, 980, 702, 635, 1039, 1042, 671 1048, 1063, 684, 804, 1050, 568, 1081, 1075, ‘art 2— Ad- 4 for the term, Part 3—Adjourned for the term, Commoy Pixas—Equrry Tant—Held vy Judge J. F. Daly.—Nos. 14, 37. Common PLEAS—TRIAL TeHst—Part I—Held by Judge Van Hoesen.—Noa 1618, 1186, 698, 1050, 1142, 87, 714, 743, 1689, 1225, 1192, 680, 260," 160, 1637, 953, 867, 1086, 1049, 966, 835, 465, 1199, 60, 928, Part z.--Ad: | Jourhed for the term, Part &—Adjourped for the term. COMMON PL¥as—GuyeRaL TReM--Hold by Chief Lawrence et al, va, Galisghor and another.—Excep- | Justice C. P. Duly and Judges Robinson aud Larre- more.—Nos. 96, 131, 145, 149, 150, 151, 162, 154, 155, 106, 157, 158, 159, 160, 161, 136, 139, 162, 16%, 105, 166, 167, 168, 164. Manin& Covkt—Tuiat Teka—Part 1—Held by Judge Sheridan.—Nos, 2691, 3263, 1919, 7829, 8690, S891, 8499, Pa ; 6259. 8573, 8054, 8570, $804, $987, S824. Part 2— 8732, 8763, 8582, 885) 8629, 9549, by Judge big ay: 8631, 6457, 8804, = BS11, 864 . Alker.—Nos. $558, 1293, 5336, Recorder Hackett,—ihe People vs. Frederick Grau, John Rilab and Joho Reiner, rape; Same vs. Archibald Gibbons, {clonious assault and battery; Same vs. Eliza Graham, felonious assauit and bat- tery; Same vs. John Haynes, burglary; Same vs. Charles Williams and James Parretl, burgiary; Same vs. Benjamin Green, burglary; Same vs. Jeremiah Lyons, grand larceny ; Same vs. Henry Williams, grand larceny ; Same Leopold Cohen, grand larceny , Same vs, James Foley, grand larceny; Same vs. Jobo Gor- don, grand larceny ; Same va, Lou Stolen goods; Same vs, John Green, John Taylor and John Clark, receiving stolen goods; Same vs. Jobn English, peut larceny ; Same ve, Mury Clark, petit lar- ; Same vs, Meyer Green, petit larceny; Same ve Martin Delany, assault and battery; Same va William Fuller, assault and battery; Same v8. Michael Devin assault and battery; Same vs Rose tude, grand la ceny; Same vs. George Brown, forgery; Same va, Gustav Goeneneoin, violation of election laws. Part 2—Held by Judge Gildersiveve.—The People vs. Jobn Brady, felonious assault aad battery; Same vs. George Buckland, felonious assault and battery, Same vs. Patrick Curtis, felonious assault and battery; Same va Heury Bernstein, felonious assault and batter: Same vs. Frank Burke, felonious assault and batter: Jobu Powers, James Melia, Same vs. Joseph Johnson, telonious as 'y; Same vs. James Freil, felonious assault and Same va. Wil! Same Bronner, burglai pe; Same vs. John Reilly, Sal Herman Moses and Abraham Silverman, grand larceny ; Same va Jamos Ackerman and James McGuire, assault and battery; Samo vs, Jobn Lay, assault and battery; Same vs, Louis Alexander, assault and battery, Same vs. Fritz Ruper, assault and battery; Same va Georgo Anthony, concealed weapons; Same vs. James Wil- son, burglary. SEEKING HIS CHILD. A-writ of habeas corpus was obtained from Justice Barnard, in the Supreme Court, Kings county, yester- day, by counsel for George W. Marsh, requiring Melinda J. Foster, the divorced wife of the plaintiff, to roduce their infant child, Florence Etta Marsh, aged bhree yei 1D court on Thursday next. . Marsh seeks the custody of his child on the ground that ber mothor is ao immorai person, A REPUTATION VINDICATED. Miss Mary Ann Walsh, a pretty young girl, who Drought suit to recover $5,000 damages for slander, against Michac! and Elizabetn Smart, alloging that the fendants called her improper names, has recovered a verdict of $275. The caso was tried in the Brooklyn City Court. AN INJURED FOOT. Charles D. Lowery, wbo was severely injured while crossing Fulton street by his foot being caught ina projection on the track of the De Kalb avenue line, bas brought suit in the Brookiyn City Court to recover $20,000 damages from the railroad coimpany. Tho ac- cident occurred about a year ago. When the caso came up for trial before Judge McCue, ths erday, a motion was made fora nonsuit on behalf of the de- fonce. The Court reserved decision. “A MAD THIEF, A well dressed and respectable looking young man, who guve the name of George W. Pierce, was arraignea at the bar of the Tombs Police Court yesterday, charged with stealing a gold watch and chain from Mr Abrabam Tompkins, of No. 115 Clinton place. Tho prisoner promptly pleaded guilty, and appeared anxious to get to prison, The examination developed the fact that Pierce, who resides at No, 20 Sixth ave- nue, called on Tompkins on Monday night to pay a friendly visit, and while in his house stole the watch and chain trom a vest which was banging up in the room, Hoe svon afterward lett the house and walked to Chatham street, where be catled a policeman and asked to be arrested for larceny. astonished officer took him to the station house. The strange conduct of the prisoner and his pecullar demeanor tisfied Justice Otterbourg that he was insane, and committed him for examination by the Tombs phy- cian, After a protracted examination the latter re- ted that the young man was undoubtedly insane, tie Justice, therefore, committed him to the care of the Commissioners of Charities and Correction, and directed that his family be communicated with, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, MARRIED. Epx.uory—Witpexrcre.—In this city, on Tuesday, May 8, 1877, by Rev. Augusius Henry Marcus Held, Cuaries Avaust Epetuory to Miss OrriLun, of Christian Wildborger, all of this city, Fixuixa--@Lexxox.—Un Monday, April 30, by tho ehter Rev. Charles McCready, Manin J. Fixsina, M. D., to Eutza F, Gusxxox, DIED. Brens.—On Tuesday, May 8, Mrs. Ex.vina Besns, in the 70th year of her age. Relatives and friends respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the Bronxdale Church, W: chester, on Thursday, May 10, at one o’clock. Inter- ment at Woodlawn Cemetery. Brox. —At West Farms May 6, Wituiam J. Beck. Relatives and triends are respectiully invited to at- tend the funeral, from his late residence, Boston road, on Wednesday, May 9, at half-past two P. M. Betoex.—On Sunday, diay 6, Bexsamin Bevpan, M. D., in the 80th year of his age, Retatives and t id are invited to attend the fu- neral, trom the rf ace of his nephew, Dr. KE. B. Belden, 141 East 2lst st., on Wednesday, 9th ina., at one P. M. BuoNpet.—On Tuesday, May 8, J. D. Buoxpet, artist, in bis 60th year, Notice of funeral hereafter. Bravy.—The members of the Fifth District Tam- many Hall General Committee will meet at head- 242 Spring st., to-day (Wednesday), at hall-past |. and proceed in # body to the funeral of our late brother member, Hugh M. B: JOSEPH F, Ru McGinn, Secretary. Brestix,—In’ Brooklyn, Ma; Deloved chila uf Patrick and 2 yeurs and 4 months. Funeral trom the residence of her parents, corner Jay and Front sts., Thursday, May the Sth, at balt-past two. Campion.—Suddenly, on Tuesday, May 8, Jams Campion, ip the 63d year of bis age, Notice of funeral hereatter. Coomns.—In Brooklyn, May 7, of diphthoria, Ev- warp Metvitt, only son of Holen F. and Gustavus Coombs, age 1 year, 8 months and 22 days. Faneral from the residence of Mrs, M. A. Welch, No. 468 Washington av,, this (Wednesday), at ton Caviky.—In Brookly: her late residence, 433 Gold su, on Monday, May 7, Eumaxor, relict of Henry Cadley, aged 79 years. The relatives and friends of the fsmily are invited to attend the funeral, from the Church of our Lady of Mercy, Debevoise st., on Wednesday, the 9th inst., at ten o'clock A. M. Lnterment at the Cemotery of the Holy Cross, Flatbasn. Cosoer,—On the 8th May, Harrie, daughter of Harvey and Euza Conger, aged 3 years, 2 months and 21 da Funeral on We May 9, at half-pasttwo P. M., from 136 St, Paui’s av., Jersey City Heights, Kanuk—in Brooklyn, on Monday, May 7, Justus Kakie, aged 77 years, Nouice of funeral bereatter, Epey. —At Croton Falls, N.Y., Sunday, May 6, Husny Epky, eldest son of the lato Henry Edey, &sq., of Brook- of his ago. nds ot the family are invited to , on Thursday morning, at teu o’ciock, from the Church of the Transtiguration, 20h t., between 6th and Madison avs, Evays,—On May 8, 1877, at her residence, West 72d st. and Boulevard, Mancanxt Ammiia Evans, daugh- ter of Henry Noel and Margaret Evans. Fay.—Ov Tuesday, 8th inst, Tuomas P. Fay, tho beloved sun of Michael and Mary Fay, aged 3 years and 2 months, ‘The relatives aod friends of the family, and those of his grandiather, Thomas Roche, are respectiully requested to attend the funeral, from the of bis parents, 339 East 47th at two o'clock, In Brooklyn, on the 7th of May, at bis nce, 225 Harrison st., Janus Furey, a nativ 01 the parish of Kilienwoy, county of Roscommon, Ire- land, departed this lite. His funeral will take place from St Peter's (Rowan Catholic) Chureh, Hicks st, Brookiyo, on Wednesday, 9th inst, where @ requiem tnass will be offered for the repose of his soul; thence to the Cemetery of the Holy Cross, Relatives and triends Fag respectiully invited A.M. ‘o residence, Green Ridge, Staten Island, Tuesday, May 8, Any, widow of Joho Garretson, in the 80th year of her age. Funeral services will be held im the Reformed Chureh, Port Richmond, Friday, at threo o'clock P.M. Ginuks, —On his way (por sueainer City of Austin) to Port Royal, 8, ©., Dr. Ronxat RK. Gianks, of Beaulort, 8. ©, late of New York city. GLAss.—On Monday, May 7, 1877, at No. 325 Lexing- ton R. Groner Grass, M. D., io the 25th year of bella Glass. the 8th, Haxwan, the ‘ary Jane Breslin, aged opal Church, between 2d and 3d ave, Thursday, y 10, ateleven A. M. Relatives and irienas are re- spectiully invited to attend, Friends will kindly re- frain 1rom sending flowers. Philadelphia papers please copy. Hansisox.—May 7, at the residence of her son Ea- ward, Loceetia, widow of the late Samuel Harbison, in the 7910 year of her age, Funeral to-day (Wednesday), trom 117 Orchard #t., Newark bo taken to Albany for iutormen HopsyetH.—On Tuesday, May 8, at 302 Wost 47th st, Hesert Bessox Hupsrera, son of T. A. Hudspeth, of the 16th year of his « ddress, at hall-past twoon Wednes- at_ eleven A. M., The remains wili ~~ At Stamiord, Coun., May 4, 1877, Mra. Jane M. HULL, daughter of the late Thomas Jovern, of Bir- mingham, Kuglana, Ax’ Keity, at her residence, on Monday, May 7, aged 50 years. Relatives aad triends are respocttully invited to at- Ob st, ay. Lepoy,— Qu May 8, ter ot Hugh and Ab days. ry Funeral to-day, att MiLNOR, —At Newai Cuantas E. Mixon, ot New York, in the 6’ Fuperal! at Ail Sain {4 Navesiok, on o'clock. Conveyance: meet 11 o'clock train McKenna.—At Roonny,—BKIDGRT Darby Rooney, native of Kin Ireland, at the pesidenen of her sons, Little Neck, LL ] Funeral will proceed from thence and arrive at Cat Monday, May 7, vary Cemetery about Sligo, Maine apd San Francisco papers please copy. Ryayx.—On Monday, May 7, Wittiam B., eldest son of Joseph P. and Mary Ryan, aged 19 years, Funeral from the Sixth a Relativ tend. on Wedne: Sxcon,—Suddenly, in Brooklyn, on Tuesday, May 8, 1977, Huxay K, Sicou. in the 72d year of bis ago. ten The relatives and fully Invited to attend 10, at three o'clock, ir copal Chureh, Carroll Stoank.—On Mond: 48th year of his age. Relatives ane friends of the family are respecttuily invited to attend his 6 Willa Ot tn, aken U mains will ment. Tayron.—In Brook ter of twelve P, M., Henry Taylor. t be t Relatives and friends of the family a} Invited to attend the 141 6th av., Brooklyn, on Friday, 11th inst, at two o clock, Writinc.—At Rich May 8, Tuomas Wet ‘The Telatives and friends of the family are invited to attend bis tuueral, from his late residence, on Thurs dry, 10th inet, at two o'clock, and from Grace Church, Jamaica, at three o'clock P.M. Wuktan.—On Tues: Wari, tp the 88th year of bis age Notice of tuneral hereafter. Wivays.—At Astor! A ANS, Relatives and frie funeral services, at his late residence, on Wednesday, the 9th inst, at two 4 no flowers. EUROPE. HE AMERICAN 51 OF | PHILADELP PHILADELPHIA AND LIV The oni; CAN FLAG. Carrying the Kelzian every twelve days alter York, “Direct und only rEK W 307 Walnut st., Phil O8T DIRECT AND 1 LAND, BELG &0.. VIA ROTTE AND... ‘Trips regul For freigh eo) (AUNARD LINE.—B. CK, With a view to diminish the chances of collision the steamers of this line take a specific course for all the ye ‘Oi the outward passage trom Queenstown to New York or Hoston crossing tho meridian of 50 at 43 latitude, or nothing to the north of 43 On the homeward passage crossing 42 latitude, or nothing to the north of NEW YORK 1 , 0 LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN, SOYTHTA, ed. May 9| ALGERTA ed., May 23 *RUSSIA....-,Wed., May 16| BO’ Wed. ‘Steamers marked (*) do not carry Cabin passin ). $100 and commodation. Rerain Stoerage tickets to an low rates, ER ard whi dn sail from pier 42 Nort! Wednesday. DANADA, Franguel. PRANCE, Trude} *PEREIRE, Daure Price of paasaxe, To a ondor 1, Be abin, $65 ing everything as ubov Return tickets at very reduced rates, available through ngland and France, Steamers marked Wore, ae en FOR QUEEN CARKYING ‘The steamers of this mended by, Bauks on th BRITA f GERMANIC, ADRIATIC ‘ 5 ES From White Star docks, pier 52 North iver. Rates—Saloon, $80 and $10¢ fh geld. Keturn tickets on able terms, Stecraze, $25, staterooms, smoking aid bath rooms are pl ships, where the ion are least, ulfor eomtor? hi wble At Ren, pl company's office, 37 i NITED STATE: QUEENST0 Sail fron Passengers booked to i Drafts on Ireland, kngland, France and Ger Sweden, &e. many at lowest rates, WL jERMAN ORTH steums! Bremen. saturday, OL RHINE, Hate: age fro or Bremen First Cabin, $100 gold; Second Cabin, $60 gol $80 currency. Ketarn Stoorage certificates, &: freight or passage ay edits a OELK sailing trom pier OTHELLO... Firat enbl Excursion te very f je be issued t tinental and Baltic ports. App ticalars to CHARLES &. WIGHT & CO AMBURG AMBERIC for Plymouti WIKLAND... FRISIA.. Rates of p burg and all Cabin, $64 4 C0, KAT WESTER TO BRIST. Sailing from ple SOMERSET, W AKKAGON, Sym) . Cabin passige, $70; currency: excursion ti entes, $25. Apply to W. STATE LIN YOu 10.6 BELFAST from pler 42 North ti SPATE OF NEVADA STATE ( rE OF P i NSY ckets, $110, $125, £1), Htaerage at lowe WIN & CO. Agents, Ni Al THE MPA RIVER. NCHOR LINE ( NEW Y ALSATIA, May 12, 0. P ANCHORIA May 1), 10 N for Company's piers, Sos. pent EN DERSON NATIONAL LINE, — N r ‘ DENMARK FOK NGLAND. Cabin and ctecrage p aved at very low rates, DASSPORTS FROM JOHN A. MesORL! 42 Vino ot COAST WL FEW YORK AND r tions, apply, t PB. OL MeKELLAK, LULIN , from he Thursday next, e re South Brookly of taperal ber and friends a Trapanstantio Ling sailing under tho AMERI- ailing every SDAY from Philadelphia and WEDNESDAY trom Livorpool y bi THE RED STAR ‘O ANTWERP. For rates of passage and other Lulormatty f) DN: nt, CH, EDYE & CO, South William St, ight and passage office No. 4 Bowlin, reight and passage o ale vie: Gk RAL TR NTIC COMPANY. FTHE MAIL SOF THIS COMPANY, BE- TWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE, CALLING AT MOUTH (G. B), for the landing of" passon; First’ Cabin, $100 £20, Including wire, bedding and utensils, $106 2x, currency. smoking and bath rooms smidships. p line between New York, Southampton and | npany's pier. foot of Hens esaturday, May gold INDIANA, Hee enbin, $60 ani $70, ae ov Those first claws steamships will sail wt 3PM of 14 North River, foot of Cedar st., for Hawana dire eo Jato residence, No. 430 East | . May 9, at two o'ciock P. M. 1877, Many Exten Levoy, daugh- | m Leddy, aged 8 months’ and 12 | wo o’clock, from 281 Mott st rk, N. J. on Tuesday, May 8, bgp of the late Rev. Dr. Milnor, An year of his age, ta’ Memorial Church, Highlands at half-past one s will beat Highland Station to New Jersey Southern Line. ence of bis parents, 113 Sum- CM. McKenna. he beloved wi f grella, county Sligo, t Rooxyy, 6 years. two P. M. this day. Tesidence of us parents, No, 876 sday, 9b ins, as eleven A. M. respectiuily invited to a of the family are respect- the funeral, on Thursday, May ‘om Carrol! Park Methodist Kpis- St, near Hoyt st, jay, May 7, Joun Stoans, tm the uperal, from the residence of bis m Cleary, No. 41 Chariton st., on Bi. wt ten o'clock AM. ‘The re- 0 Woodlawn Cometery for imter- | yn, on Monday, May 7, at quar. | HaRRimt AusTix, beloved wile of speetfully funeral from her late residence, on Tuesday, mond Hill, L. Lb, i, 1D the Sist year of his age. LING, day, May 8, 1877, Wiiusam C, ia, on Sunday, May 6, ANTHONY nds are invited to attend the P.M. Friends’ are requested to AN STEAMSHIP EAMSHIP comPpaxy A. FOOL LINE, E STEAMSHIPS, Mails, "Sailing Iphia and New and United Stat ‘nately from Philadel RIGHT & adelphia, 5 MIG ROUTE TO E 1E RHINE, SWITZERLAD RDAM. May 10, ry the United States reat favorites with the pubic. fort and living perlect passage, W. MORRIS, be ) Broadway. (Morris! European Expres . RMS. 8. CO ). AN NC ons of the meridian of 50 at 1 gold, tickets on favorable terms. nd trom all party of Europe at very ren. KLYN, Agent. AY SCYTHIA EMBAL arf, foot of Grand st., Jersey City, at May 9, 1877.’ CHARLES G. ireen, New York, h Rive foot of Morton ‘old “(ineiading win 0): eeond Cabin, 865; Third nor any railway station in according to nceoi ‘abin, $45; Steeraze, ngland— hus * do not carry steerage pas MAIL TOWN AND LIVEK . +oeMay 19, 10:90: ALM. 9A Drafts at lowest rate JOUN 15 and 4 Auk, Brondway, Ni tion apply at the DRTIS, Agent. TO from Paris, Hamburg, LALLAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway. LLOYD. f day, J pton, Huvre a Now York to Sout ti 30 sat reduced rates. rreuey. ply co. Teris"* co. erage, $40, currency. B RICHARD & BOAS., General Passenger Ager G1 Broadway, » AMSIIIP LINE, ) uv c ursday, May 31 intermediate, $45; steerage, 840, ekete. $120; prepald stger D. MORGAN, Agent, 76 LASGOW, LIVERPOOL, DUBLIN, AND LONDONDERRY iver (foot of Cau ) ‘ Thursday, May 17 y. May 31 June 7 June 14 VANTIN. Vharsday return tickets, AUSTUN BALD 0, 72 TS AT 45 B ER, FOOT OF CAD ITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS, | RK AND GLASGOW, | M, | CALIFORNIA, May aM mi y odations, 28, 870. steers: Tickets mt re: Any amonnt At 20 and 21, North Kiver BROS, Ageuts, 7 Bowling ON June 9,2 P.M, eis PIERS NOs 4 AND G1 N, LO as ST, Manager. PROCURED BY States Passport Agent, WASHINGTON EY Unive SKE STK HAVANA Df SHIPs. MALL TINT re pier 08 tle May o May 19 ine abchae te Sapurday, having unsurpassed aceon 6 Bowling Gre: g orway, | 9 (tiiaentitenemie __COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS, JLD “DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY, . ; By nN vir gh y Tuesday, Lewes, Del Thursday and saturdas y and Thursday, at 3 P.M. connecting are ratironds. ous ausurpassed bills of Lading to all points at Nortol ae, g 37 b River. General YN. "McORBADY, Fresident. Y¥. HAVANA AND MEXIVAN MAIL 88, LINE. Steamers leave pier No. 3 North River at3 P.M. FOR HAVANA DIREC N. ts. ht oF Dassage upply to SALEXANORE & SONS, 91 and 33 Broudw: FOR PORT ROYAL, 5. ading, vie, sailing from pier 20 Eust Kiver, at 3 Pa. Steamer CITY OF AUSTIN, Captain Stevens......May 1) Tickets to all points in Florias. Apply, for information and tickets, to Ms MALLORY, & i 3 Ma ATEW ORLEANS DIREUT. “THE CHOMWHLL LINE, Steamship NEW ORLEANS, Soturday. May 12, a 3 o'clock P. M., from pier # North River. ing given to Mobile and principal Through Uitte of iading 12 Mobile ° sippi River, reigt oF passage mn ppt River, , For trelghs or paceage ep Ci eK parciric wat D PANAMA TRANSIT LINES. AND STEAMSHL For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA, AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND, BRITISH, COL! t 17 ‘ke, ier foot Ca orth Hiv SCO, vin ISTHMUS OF PANAMA. ‘ sesseceeeeeTuosdny, May 15 Connecting tor Central Amorien and South Pucihe ports. From FRANCISCO TO JAPAN AND CHINA aship CITY OF TOKIO uesday, May 2 SAN FRANCISCO TO “SANDWICH. ISLANDS, AUSTRALIA AND ALAN. NEW ALANDIA,....4 $ ednesday, May 23 apply to orth J, Sonne Y Superintendent, min ti tvs NASSAU, N. P. DIRE EGULAR MAIL mship CLEOPATRA leaves New York turd: June dao A M. _MURRAY, FERKIS & CG th N ORGAN'S LINE TO NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS. — Ff ay mers will sail from pier 36 North River as tol- ws soo eeees Satarday, May 12 , rring Texus freight there ni Texas tatiroad for Morgan City, mships to Texas ‘1 points on the ola, Corpus CI alle and to all Mobile, Galveston, Brazos Santiago, Houston and Texas Central, International and Great North- ern Texas Pacific and Transcontinental railroads, Freight for St, Marys and Fulton landed at Kockport. San Antonio freight taken via Cuero at reduced rates. Insuran jected under open policy of the ii To New Orlew cont: to Texas ports, % For treight ther information apply to MORGAN, Agents, office pler 30 North Rive ALIFAX, N.S, AND ST, JOHN'S, N. F CROMWELL LI ORTES will leave pi tT. MF Brown: ine, nes cont. OGERT & Steamship Friday, May 1 , M. to CLARK & SEAMAN, 85 OR BERMUDA, ST. THOMAS AND WEST INDIES, — ‘The elegunt British stenmors CANIMA and BERMUDA, sailing May 11 and May 17, will now form a regular weexty line for Bermuda direct. The Bermudas aro now the most favorite and conveniens wint sort, For full particulars and illustrazed pamphlet apply to B. OUTERBKIDGE Agent, 29 Broadway. AS LINE FOR GALVESTON, TOUGHING AT KEY States mail.—The steame: ion, will sail on Satur Througt B. jer 10, North River, F passage oF frieght apply A day, May 12, a3 P.M bills of lading given ‘Texas, Central International ton, Houst burig and lowest rates. For freight or modations) apply to C. to alt point 4, Great Nor rr Insnrance at (having superior ac: Ti MALLORY &CO., 153 TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. f x OYSTER” BAY, TONES (Cold Spring). L. I.—On and after Saturday, April 21, new and fast steamor IDLEWILD will leave New Yore ly (Sundays excepted) for the above places, trom pier 16 Hot of Wall sta, at 3:43 P of 8d at, 14 P.M. Stages will eonne joyd's Dose tor Huntington, Return trip, leave Jon Oyster Bay, 7 A. M.: Tickets t0 all landing: Reed und Skidmore oxpre BANY BOAT, PEOPLE'S LIN rs DREW and ST. JOHN jeave pier orth Kiver, foot of Canal st., every week day a: 0 P Rooms warmed by steam during the cool months, LINE STEAMBOATS FOR ‘ROY, North, East and eave (Saturdays ex- ruh River, foot Leroy st et at Ll Dock (Cold Spring), 630 A. May "s Dock, 7:19 4. Excursion ticke:s, #ls NATSKILL AND STU ANT BOATS LEAVE DAILY. , foot of Canal st, ab6 P, M., for passengers and freight. i qe ae JOR PHILADELPHIA, via Long Branch and the New Jervey Southern Railroad, ave pier 8 North River, foot Rector st, at 11 A. M.-for Philadelphia, Long Branch, Tom's River and Vineland 4 P. M. for Philadephia, vated, “he own and Tuckerton, a K AND DANBURY DAILY.—THE amer AMERIOU w0Y. M,, plor 37 neh, Tom Rivor, a, M Fr “NORWAL! S leaves Bi rooklyn (Je) 45 P.M. rth river, daily (Sunda: 0), ato PM. Tiekets vr, July 1 to Sep , for sale at all principal ticket office HE NEW PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON, vin Providence direct, A WHOLE NIGHT’ ONLY 42 RAIL. Oo MINUTES, SACHUSETTS ‘and |. aud Boston THE OLD RELIABLE STON to Boston and all points East, daily, a 34 North River, foot of Jay po PutbaDE IA PENNSYLVANIA RATLROAD, THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE BeTWKEN NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA, h Trains each way daily, ‘Three Depotsin iladulphia. two in New York, TON LINE oP. ML, trom pier ‘Thirteen Thri Double track, the most improved equipment, and the fast est time consistent with absolute safety. trains leave New lerries, Hows i— 7, (9:90 Limited), 10:90 A. M1, 4,5, 6, 7, 8:90 funday,9 A. M.. 5, 6, 7, 8:30 PM. Returning, trains leave Philadel 7 1A limited . yo M via Desbrosses and Corte ‘Heket and foot i and Courdandt ih Wand 11s Hudson st, . on; dem Kn grant ticket office, No, 8 Battery L. P. FARMER, Gen. Pass. Agent. ‘al Manaxer. S FOR PHILADELPHI cl one Gr Boot adway, Y MORNING, EXOEPT SUNDAY, Ofor Englewood, Yonkers. L Ferry, Nyack, Sing Sin Hiaverstraw, Granny it and’ Peekskill. Stoambeat P. ©. SOHULIZ, from foot of Harrison st. ‘and passengers carried at law rates EXCURSIONS. i, SALOON” FEAMER Tiios ity 1): Barges and Grov & KASKELL 119 South #t. Sundays, MARTE Nok wick; Haldw ark, otal Groves N. 3. BRIGGS (late . opposite Chri :top! t Crosmett) 3 Open evenings _ MUSICAL, S1UNOR ERRANT HAS MOVED TO NO. Bi Bast Sistn at s hai INSTRUCTION, ~GTT AV. FRENCH LESSONS GIVEN IN PRI ate fainiiles or at protessor’s residence by M. formerly magistrate, member of the Universit fund author of "Method How to Travel throug ” CIGARS AND TOBACCO. sED CIGARS I sALE CHEAP DV OOVcasieappiy'e ka PCC, 618 4h New York MARBLE MANTELS. MARBLE AND MARBLEIZED MANTELS. Mi es, Furniture and Plaubers! Six vols, Grater, he., re sonic Temple, opposite I \. =MORGAN™ STORAGE Waite: 4A. stiouses, Brondway and 47th st., for furniture, baggage, Separate rooms, $1 per mouth, and upward, Invited LL KINDS OF MER! inspec: d-ensh advan yours Rl HARD WALTERS’ SONS, 27 jear Catharine OHDIS NINTH WARD STORAGE WAREHOUSE. separare Large $2 and upward Office 042 Hud JAture, dte., taken on storm B tarniture; swith & IAEGER WAREHOUSES, 8TH AY., FRC tl) st., having been remodelled a to give better goods of ever Inspection invited. F storage € description and at low Ottiee 300 West s4th at, WAUTTFUL single, $1, ware inh and ith. Bet Geb av, 1b to Havana, lished 1851, Sandays oot a& Dr, M.