The New-York Tribune Newspaper, October 10, 1866, Page 2

NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1866." T THE STOCK EXCHANGE. pool are 21,000 bush. Corn at 4d.; 80 funs Oil Caks at and por steamer 30,000 bush. Corn st 4d. To London, pee steamer, 100 bbls. Rosin at 2s. 94.;7,000 bush. Corn st 6d.; #. The acensed fs me of six sons ; e is sickly and obliged to stay for the most of the time in_the houst, his five brothers wil contributing to his support. Nevertheless, disrogarding this kindness, the prisoner committed the theft complained of ~In Directors. Haring received enconraging reports from the | Ford and another; 1682, Rowland R. Weet agt. Bugens Ferris; 1097, President of the C: 1y it was rmolvcd"nt .m-‘fih‘ of the | Joseph T. Harne w. Daniel W: l'-,fil.:\:uod'l.ll gt gr‘. Board, held at the office of Mr. Turner, that they should each 'fl:f' U“'\‘;:l.i, L!-l'f'l"‘“ H.:""n. hu\ alkey § d CIVIL COURTS. ——— SUPERIOR COURT—Triy, Tran—0cT. 9.—Before Justice m;la.m.n.mmynpr:m%m urdur‘;) furniah additionst Endnees (i SO s o€ MPll 2ad hecds, b SALES A’ prglashy drperd JONES, funds to prosecute the work. The plaintiff was ent ot this o 0 g GRS enoe o earnest s . ads, he i “Erie. 2,000 bbls, Flour at 2,000 boxes Cheese ot b i iy claimed by the defendants it ho agroed 1o CRIMINAL COURTS. was remanded. 178 60150 GouponTinels Geniral R7e el T B I e MORE OF OUR AMERICAN COUSIN—THE RIGATS OF i ! LICENSES—VERDICT DIRECTED POR THE PLAINTIFY, | furnish two engincs and take 2.000 shares of the Compauy's —————— Ax ExTia-Omvciovs POLICENAN IN PARTICULARLY SyALL stack {s payment. COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. Busisess.—Mister Officer Joseph E. Eakins, a policeman, Laura Keene agt. John C. Clarke. , A : The plalatiff on the other hand claims that he agreed to tak: his case was resumed yesterday, Mr. Jefferson .m-,.'w)-x and pay or it, but fl'i‘fl,.'.«‘x”'i. z.n':u it'in p mf-'m'rng ALLeGep FELONIOUS ASSAULT AND BATTERY.— [ arrested a little black boy about 9 years old, named Charles et recalled by the plaintiff and testifying that the ohief value | L enginen. Alic Company being nnaticcesfol the Pintif re- | yoby Franchi, an Italian residing on the corner of Troome and | Bloom, o the charge of distributing an " obscenc publication” U 568520 fi. ‘62 |Chic & l W.c‘ L 100, $2,318,006 ‘_(“ Cuitoms, $493,000; Pa, ts, $1,073,737 80; Balance, $92,058,000 91; Gold Notes, $216,000. x 2 iny Hko the Amirioan Cousia waa iis sdaptability 10 the | fased jo take his stock, apd demande s . g b h R et T AR mace valt | o toaetl ot s el o omcht b 700 i | 7 ompsoosta, whers he keeps o small tore for the sale of Ttal. | 4n defisnce of the statute. The «obaces publisation ws | 2.000: o, Lol L0 (B The Boston Journal says: 4 % 10 1 persow If owning it exclusively, The terms on which | yaluo of them. The jury wore directed to bring in o sealed | fan winew and oils, was charged with an assanlt with a knife on ok Ty o e groved 1o bo & puysician'sbusiness | ¥ 8 20 1040 Comp e <rve .- 65 |Stoniagtoa """ The monoy market bas been_ very steady during the . - 20 161 | week, but tending to greater ease. There 15 so little gall for § 55, 10-40 Reg. 'swnmmnnx" g Srmmier e ja, oo B i or, Notes 4 118 [Roaliag we were to return to the low that were prevalent in the Sammer aud Autamn of 1} when business paper 3 Erst-cl u-.m‘":m‘ take star engagem i et wary with the contruct. This play is considered succossfu E. Moore for tiff; . D. “ fend- tuesses for 1he prosecution show s that a part; Whe Olympio. Ho recognized ' maunscript shown him as the | gng’ or lalotiff; 8. D, Law and . N. Tt for dofend: | dencs of fhaRIeHy clore of the nocused 00 the heht in | It the Haro Mr. Cly oer. § Doswetes Ix i manuscript of the American Cousin read by bim in 1858, He ot ouindy Jueation and bad some troublo relative to_payment for b~y 'K d “"M . e 4T e mml{:flw d:b'u :nmflwrrfl‘l:LnA. by pencil marks, and from | UNITED sn’rns{ ('o(um.s'smsxxrs OFFICE—OcT. 9.— | which had been consumed "51 mn;:; a qndnrn'n“;m&n“l;;“;‘; h-nlll’rn(:;:ryn: m‘ply ;:-:;a‘z"b‘«-r: ::-:r:l l'o;wnz on' :: ntyh: at rehea 4 Bofore Commissioner Brrms. meloe ono of the party seized a Jar and struct wi 1o rds, Mr. S et lunteered. A few questions to o Mr. Jumes—There are many emendations both in busi- | o arruaes et R PEIT MONEY—A LAW | Franchi on tho head, inflicting & wevers wound. A fow min- At e ot TR ;,m.,:‘,,.:," fs in first-class theaters | yordict. Robert Pools on the night of the 11th of August Inst. The evic | \hich ‘are publishied every day in the most respectabie journals in the ;fl{ Hore Mr. l‘{x-rln 8. Spencer, & Couvselor in this a Bess and dialogue, which were inade by me and comimunicated . 4 - ) P bom threo Wit pa B o to M. Clarke that are not in this manuscript. STUDINT TURNS DETBOTIVE FROM PRILANTIROPIC | W sTlcrward Toole was staches by &SR ViC o on | The Worid and ot jonrmle n, which ot Rri™t b er: Ty ovs & v :? :L}mfil f e - 3‘{:‘_‘!‘-‘%]‘3:* b vy - R loml_fi. Rk [h the it sido of his face, tho person aitacking at, the same time | (AR o rtanate boy was in the act of df.mvmun., 1 m ~A thedn- at hn.- n::‘: ceat. Good Provi- G St G Mamag e ol et vl Dus At |12 T el nn ot ot it GeA e saying * You are the men who struck my wife', | | Of course thero was not the sihteat taint or suspicion of voby | Tiinois Staie hoa 7| 00 s uring psper passed to-day at 5 per y efendant was charged with dealing in ocoun- ‘o of the witnesses for the defense t Y | scenity” in eithet the adyertisement or the “card, *and the ofl. | 200 b | Wi b o Of Printing Cloths The Providence Journal says: tore, they entered and saw tho | CORE it he arrest, was doubtless actunted by peculiar oan Consin " had 23 performances in September, 1865, MF. | gorfeit United Statos o 1 i = T 8 i e § ompound intersst notes, State bills and | weré coming out of Fr Clarke playing Asa wrd and sharing in the profits, his | gracrional currency. vonat bathing his wife's tempies, and that they stayed in the | S0 AR TG ML PG Vieth over manifested to- share being 2,168 67. The gross receipts we 2,705 40, the The following testi . ith Franchi until 2 o'clook in the” morning, . expenses §,308 07, loaving o balance of 64,357 35, bt of which )'n:n:l lf'u'fi"»'o« Vo ta the s e’:;\wy of the United States .:fi.”(im'::‘.‘ y,' were positive Yt he did not go from the ;’,:Wm_':"“':,'m-l;‘m;m m.:",;,:"&i,;".fii“.’“;‘.‘m‘g‘:: was Mr. Clarke's share. A Sonret Service Department in lost danary s know the prisoner; | house during that time, Several witneases woro calid who | Jog Furee's'in s Celtic ear o M a1 am managor and lossee; Mr. Clarke wan | Boortyior ot i B of Jamunry Ity ek m B Nov 616 | toaild to th irreproachablo charseter, of tho wooused, Tho | 078 (FEACE (10 ar. nployed by me ss an nctor, and this share wus re- | Brogdway, in concert saloon ; tod him I waated to buy coun: [ caso was giren to B fory, and aftor o fow moments delibera- | JANUARY AND JUNE, MAY AND Drcrupir—Mrs. Ana ceived by ‘bim — :-?ll‘";j h[ul‘m up this r*}" for_act- | torfoit mones ; be said he was o dealer, and could furnish any- | tion, a verdict of not guilty was rendered. O'Reilly, o woman of 52 years old or thereabouts, who, three Ing as managor; Mr. Clarke nothing to do with I’"""'i thing that was in the market ; he said there was @ new coun- | Guaxp LagcENY.—A young lad about 13 years of age, named | ghort months ago, kad married o young fellow named James wp this play: he certauly had no control of me as manager: T | torfeit compouud interest note—-a very good eno;" talked e \ , . o know the plav had boen played over the conntry, and that Mr. | with him about other counterfeit money also; we thon went o Levwis Lovell, woa placed on trial for tho alloged crime of | o'Reilly, of about 24 years of age, came into Court to complaia Clarke had paid both parties clafming it, both Mr. Silsbes and | the + Gem,” at the cornor of Houston and Crosby-sts; told him | grand larceny, in stealing, in concert with Thomas Dugan (who | of her faithful spouse” for beating her. She refused to hedr of Miss Keen: T knew that by common report; [ recelved 10 50- | there that T would take one of the §50compound interest notes; | pload guilty to tho same charge on Friday), s s of money | 4By amicable compromise. Sl would never, she said, live “‘iio"i&':‘ 'Lu;h—n;m- m‘lmur)l;a: P{!‘fi’ r;::'d I{mnlw‘dnmt v, | hosaid he would go out and get it; he was gono about 15 | mounting to 431, from m"“u ers. It Appoars that Dugan nln: ".m l:;un_ 'hl.'..:‘" o ",:d.m\lm« esagtd =4 s pres . Clar ©OPYi | or 20 minutes; he came back and motioned to me | confessod to the officer that he the money, at the same f 08U, 0L E ot thin. plea of .“l‘ o Famiie was soat The market closes quiet. Tho following are the sales: 10,000 ieces G4xd, 14c., early in the week; 10,000 do., BAxG4, l4je; ;l&wfl‘lfi‘ Emd e i el kG ke oo dn i, My Tou, 100 pios ‘Tho suit brought against the National Currency Bank to recover tho value of bonds alleged to bave been stolem from the plaintiff, and "bought by the defendant, afior notice in the Common Pleas, before Judge Cardozo, was decided in favor of the plaintiff. The defendauts will take the case to the Court of Appeals. The aunual election of the Erie Railway passed off with 2,000 .. Mo 6s, PAR R hz. X Messcs. Jumes & Dunphy were my counsel; 1 do not remember - , - * ction. o 4 recelviug thia et Tilliok 1 rccived s sotice on tho fint or to-cemo out; weat dewn Oresbyat, with Lim 8 oo 1 time sxouloating Lot O arsea Alb. lcity fu the transaction | for 2 days to the City Prison. oM PR B gocond day er":] s produced. (Mr. Jamed ex usn'«l 2-;: 0 renaived from im: asa sample, & $5-cent counterfoit | relense thom, beoause 1§ was their firat offense. The jury could | =~ MiNom PETIT Laucexira—William Fish stolo an overcost | California 7 unusual quiet, and in & fow minutes after the polls openod e o u‘u; m';" ‘. ay - ::;l:“l;"lfll; m'm‘;; >hs fractional-eurrency note; we then went to a saloon, ook & | pot agree onwa vordict, and were discharged. from Wm. H. Foster, and was sent to the Penitentinry for three | 5,000.. ue a majority of the stock was voted upon by those parties ia Sober, and tho play was firs produced on the 30U, iy "",‘,,i‘,{‘";}m'_"}:";:“;‘,;"?;‘f',“‘;‘-’,,{',",_“:,“,‘“;‘,‘mfl:;{ for | " Guasp LaRcENY.—A little boy mamed Goorge Trico was | mants, which would have been six had he not pleaded Lotuah whm‘rnme it stood upon the books, u' rovided by law. “To the Conrt—1t was not & part of the agrement that Mr. | g0t yoivi, diate money from hiin at tho samo time—five $10 hills | brought to the bar charged with baving, on the 8th day of | “guilty.” Patrick Hollohan, for stealing a pincusbion and other | 0'& Miss Cert. It is stated that two'parties lonevoted (4 1 Mg cm:‘-m.m this play; & wtar actor s nnderstood to huve | S9' et Beate mosey IF Massnobusetts they were countor | August last, stolen from a feweler’s store, at No. 22 John-at., o | swall articles from John Moore, was sent to the Houso of Rte- | 20,000.......b%0. 3 0! 100. 5y wo'parties alon¢ upon $14,900,000 of bt k- - g = ol foit; gave him 84 for the fivo billa. (Bills shown witness ) | ¢y ucooh vatued at #60. Mr. Tomlinson, propristor of the fuge ono year. Fanny Striker took wearing apparcl from Sarah Pitta ¥, W.&Chic. © | stock. The old board was continued, adding the names of :Irur‘-" mb:w:"y oue of the plays he had been play- Eu;mk:r ‘:'mibn,u: it s the v;fln\u aotee § | B etificd that tho ad Jirioe, in company with an_okler :;’:l‘l;::lng‘ and Bella Stewart, aud was seut up for two [ 170,000, k0 110 | @, A, Lane and M. F. ¥. Randolph in place of Messrs. . m = ught to the United States oo, and gave them to d " tore on Angust 8 and inquired 0 & Miss Cert prf. . i * 3 | fortuight afterward; he was in the m wi im rehase, but in & few moments loft the store. Shortly after | man Aloxander Wiltso was fined §50. Francis Crowloy as- N'Y Cent ."mi:« stood that Mr. Devin will be made President. The traffis of the road is now large, and at fair rates, and at Nows Year's the preferred shareholders will, in all probability, get their seven per cent dividend. The tickot elected is Clarke from denying her right to t. - o pu 'S, Jumes objucted 10 1t on the ground, that tho present 8- | ot thst Himer mext sy bim e ot et Mneeh 1 | (he Iads lof o watch whick bad lain in Closad box on tho | sauited Officer ol Kelly and waa seat up ons moath. Court tion was at common law, while the decision in that case ox- | tho © Gem ;" he said he wanted to sell snother counterfeit §50 | counter was mi jssedd. On tho 11th of Anfil .lwo T wore | gdjournod till Thurwlay next. ey Btk o o b e comsamte v Tight buk cotly | e N mit b et iy ‘g A dm Birand || (7tod 4 theruatior trisd sopuraiply, 1o J577 0 rveng 18 Alton & T.HL.2 Pref. 3,000....., ... B3 Amerioan fx Bank u il S THE TOMES POLICE COURT. equitabie one, and that the payment of 500 under that decree | yqy/ ‘bought the bill of kim for 816, ‘money. (Note | Doth cascs. Y’ > 3 e el ol cense 4 the defnduit to'play it without | S viwent || Thot iy the st note 1 Bough of Burbby | ot ity o e Fracceder sdrised m.";'n:::f:"ii;“! (Betore Junics Dowling | as follows: Robert §if. Berdell, Alexander 8. Diven, i r, . e to y - - . t ) Ui been abandoned by them to the public. ross-oxamined—Jieside at Norwich, Conn; am stodring | the best course ‘!;-r ?:':;.fi".” h‘l‘yh'l;:";“‘ Bt shoud take | A PuiLAprLPmiA LAWYER RoBSED IN A CONORRT | ) ¢ yiipy oy lmon-u;:: st Samuel Marsh, John Arnot, Ambrose 8. Murray, H. L. BaL00N.—Late on Monday night, Mr. William M. Barlow, & 9, Picrson, Daniel Drew, William B. Skidmore, Dudley 8. The Court held that as substantially the same defenses were |y was studying it at the time of the occurrences I have o I i i P dict of the jury had attempted to pick the pocket of S o m&f”}.fi?fimfllg"&dfiffi (8nifind toy came hero from Comneoticnt to seo U. 8. Marshal | (1 1,1 tpriaoatea. Hard as ¢ m B ere it is | Saikbes of the Philadelphia Bar, at present stopping at the St. o ihe pabile by Mise Keener Tro would further rulo that this | Aereal of duty to. s e M & gy Beoord "fi_;m;d‘;fi:w:{jnfjhfixfit“hfitffifl BT of | Nicholan Hotel having attended one of the theaters, concladad [§008 ww potd S & Howmee, ymmzmhn blay merely ot Clarke | &'Noro16 liroudway; waa introduoed to him by a young gentle | £he SBATES be Hht e He knaw of 5o boy 'in. New- {omake s night of s by soeing the lower stzaia of Hew-Xoek 2 man who kept bar whoso name £ do not kow; dic S0 ST York City se bad e be. ooncert saloon ocated in the bascment at the sorner »f Prince. Grogory, William Evans, J. C. Bancroft Davis, D. A, Cushman, Thomas W. Gale, Isaac N. Phelps, J. D. Lanier, Franklin F. Randolph, Frederick A. Lans, A correspondent complains of the * gold exchanges” for Chio & North West 0. 4 Tho plaintiff then rested. business at that time with any other person; am marrieds, my | =y C. W, Tayloure was callgd for the defense, and testified that i D i g i Tho prisoncr was o lad of about 13 years of age. and had # | ¢ %) ey, Whil " ho bad been n theatrical .&n for 15 years, and knew the play ; ;:::',"_!,.';;‘;".‘:,':r;nmr’m::'{‘;,:'u;fiMF;,fl':{.::"L‘s'?: o e s v e g e e A S ooty o wise, for e R Lot 1 0. keeping iu force tho rulo fining parties for non-delivery Fxg:l{.:: OinesSees sated n Virious yhutesietere. York again about the middo of Dec. . 1055, oame to see the i gl o et o modest, wum, “of # por bottlo, Finally, when redueed | 1 g g4 1091 Coup A et IOt in time jof 1 per cent daily. The cure for this will be s 10 Mr. James—Do you mean to argue that if Miss | St of tha month = T " ftg-smrery eyt Pl W11 g o g woene 2 1123] 40,000, 100 found in letting gold alone as a ** sbort sale,” and confining Keenes propety s been ?:fl?‘;fi'm partics wautiably. AR ,.‘.::: .EEF:LT-:‘"&“?:J g COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS. ‘.’EE .»5‘.'n:!.l,l,.' .{l::lll;:.m' “w’f,‘mf,‘.’?.}. 5 e Bk ot et all operations in it to the purchases absolutely necessery hed aaae o Ly ou the time; talked th Mo it coun it money; 5 Aly and Dow!i the woman Hateh ta t beside bim. Asrived the o~ it kol wih Mgy b Sote (B s Koy nd Dot | 3 S I fo xchango opersions. Gold is now und ba ong boen pormission | naked him A€ he conld got me gome; did not OFer 10 | pyg gasoy presented yosterday morning for the consideration | Botelof 1+ oy it ety ey g M. James—Yes, if sho has once ncted it in public. T propose ¢t by o e prop furnish him with money at that time to buy counter of the Justices ia this Court wero 49 in umber, and they wero aded to Briorton & baggage check, which she to show that Miss Keene has published this play, and dedicated | tarfeit money for me; stayed in New-York ono night only said belonged to Barlow, and directed him to take his fare to i i sen t o the public. tertet money for me; sioved in Now Xork ont nightonlr | O ided aa ftlows : Petit larceny, % assault and. battery, 16, | o hotel s which b won iopping:. o then e, focesding 1224 | sumption of specio payments. This state of puplic senti- The Court—How ! T e owh expense, aa s privote individual for. tho Publig | vietation of corporation ordinanee, 1 violation of boat law,2; | WP Browdway. Iasiow waa earied into the hotel, when it waa | 0 mont in regard to the currency has been improved by folat “corp i +% | found that ke hiad 1o money to pay the hackman. Suspectiag | Cumberland Pref 15| i € ek Taland | Speculators. Aided by n easy money market, thoy are 0., 3 " 115§ 900............. 107} | able to eontrol ail the floating gold and to make large sums i AW by lending it o the bears, who have been 8o credulous as &ll lm:. FLW& m::j to beliove the Secretary of the Treasury when ho talked Mr. James—Partly by a public representation. good; did not expect at that time to get paid for my secon & . The Court—I gfluni{ would be a defonse if these parties | Vige . have somo wool-land property i mng'::vrl. L'onyn., Kkeeping disorderly houss, 1; malicious mischief, 1; susponded | that all was not right, the night clork of the hotel called special npmf,u «l_ :tufgv‘-:‘ “nl:"l?;xl;"llu ‘:l w_m 5."‘.?, nh.".d,fln"rn'::: nm-: 1 derive about 830 per year; am besides that oasod of | 08ses, detoctive Golden, attached to the hotel, and informed him of B oot TR e T lodairiin | (i wutch: some grosmincks asd some ionschold faruitare; | SrEALING COTTON.~~The Srat cass trind was a charge of lar- | the sircusstance, | O guestivning Detectivs Golden fyund that e ttime; did not ell any of ad been robbod of & gold watch 18 conclusive against you. bY my erfy to ruise money t my il any oF | ceny against Martin Mulvey, who was accused of purloining | g chin valued at tos to the amount & Mr. James argued that the Philadeiphis decision was o e Drlugifcounterfeiters 1o atice ol mo countorfeit money in | 0otton from Joseph Willard of the valus of about $15. It was | nearly S0 and n goid orth 20, Gol ,(l:u"rxlnl":"( -1163{Chic & N W Prof e 2 about spocio payments. The Gold Exchange is qnito a8 fEpund el an equitable rlght gained b o dioense. That | Docombor; came to New York sguin in Jauuary, 1860; saw | shown that o pumbsr of bales of cotto wore lying on the pior oceded to the xaloon, a sked her - i da 0 operstors 85 8 faro bank, sod the less mere license could not be the foundation of an sction st | Murphy af No. 616 Broadway, we kad a privato conrorsa and that, as is almost iavariably tho case, there were o number | (0 accompas ~ OPEX BOAKD OF IEOKERS—L0 A M. ngerous to operators as faro 3 @ loss poople common law, and that even if it did it was exhausted long 8go, | toid him I had come prepared to buy some counterfeit mo: of children and loafers hanging about in tho hope of finding an | ment concerning the m 0 & Miss Cert . Erio Cley & Pitts, have to do with it in a speculative way the better. opportunity to stoal the precious fiber stolen property was then de Bho deslared sho knew . <oeo 3351 00, . Comparative railway earnings for eight months 1354 and a5d the piay published. e Court Gomsented o har thoerdence, Mr. Tagleure testified to having known of its being played 6t | (o money ; at the Jauury interviow I obtained a & counter- | while n second man, of go rtnor 10 the first, was stufing | to give e ‘Hud never appied to Miss Kcene fof Durmis: | B ey e (s ‘sove I reforral 01y et | T coolen cobo. I5to 4bag; A apite of bis voheiment declars. | wine whic from him ; had §50 in money, which 1 got from the Second tional Bauk of Norwhich, Conn.; got & noto dmcounted to raise o prisoner was seen palling handfulls of cotton from a bale, | nothing aboué th missing mouey and penoil, and refusnd h until tho ownor had paid her for o had drank and not paid for. e _arrested her, and in her 1866: Pittaburgh, Fort Wi : bureb, ‘ayne and Chicago. .. 4 138,115 84,804,157 slon to use it. examination) ; it was on Friday, the 20th of Junuary, I think; | tion that he was onl, tator, the prisoner was adjndged to | Fiading her i A was rocalie,usd i that when b saw the | i come fo Contecisut the gt btor, il egttersd B e e e s cerhl 1 e Peabsety | ru-fi.u wa missing whteh and chsin. Flien was : #5454 R s e, S AL Soveral of | name at Lovejoy's Hotel. ‘Beforo € called on Murphy at q A xYThiNG yOR MONEY.—~Thicves gooerally steal somothing | joked up for ainder of the night, oatorday taken Again contrasted with 1864 which may be called a fuir average hom. who had seeu and taken part in the piny. sat down aad | (ime, I saw Mr. Newcomb, the United States Deputy Marail, ’ af §o0 408 | bofore J usti ing at the Towbs. Mr. Barlow, who had yoar of over sizteen por cent. :.‘::::l;; At Ford's theater they played it from Mr. Clarke's s i i T o Genor X could got coustetllt moey which they desire for their immediate personal use, or which | by that time ored from the effect of his night' 4 e W, ERSNL J588. loms, sy -3 rom ; he wanted to know who the party was, and whero ha | they can at once tura into cash for th tification of some | appeared, and charged her with having stolea from ‘hicago orth-Western. .| X X To Mr. Booth—1I never saw it in print. T hgg"no pfimh-hm was; had scen Mr. Newoomb bofore in relation to this matter ; | 4 ite. .u\,g ‘why Michasl Connor ')":,X:-(g-fl from ; bargo "Ir"h money, and pencd. Tho hackman also mad. 3 2. sl equal Lo twenty-one per cent Upon an aves ear, - from Miss Keene to mako up the manuscript, 'Tho performance | wasin tho " Gem'” whon be went to get the bill; had told bim sppetita. Bot why Michael Connor, shoukd stonl (o mwteey | davit, verifying tho abave statemeat. Deteotive Golden tev [Mich So & No é (oI ) t Providence was before I cver plared it with Miss Koene, nothing ebout wy bistory ¢ wost Teck to Coanectiout and | $rowever, he i it,and g0t the usual punishiment 0n the Taland. | Ulled that Lo arrested the ~sccused, aud found in her | b 34| 400. - e g Mickigs M';Iefl AT 2,957, g w again; remained there a fow weeks, and then cumne possession the wateh owned by the com. !inru-'- et 1 y A m"m‘ o I Outeber, 1806, willah a decgease o£ 9,904 0 William “'huur‘{o( Niblo's testified that ho paid 8500 to | gy di not remember what passed ut the time of | buck aguia; the first time 1 saw Murpby at No. 616 Broadway | TEAPFING His CLrux.—Lemmy Karpfels, a doalor in eigars, | plainant. The = acousel in = her examiuation stated Rt Miss Keene; he di yment ; it was paid under the decroe; the play had ince | yay in accordauce with an appointmeat made by loter. had a boy of about 14 amed Adoiph Foster, to assist | that sho was o native of Boston, aged 9 poars, aud resided at | 1000 ..o Bota frequently plaged in theaters with which Miss Keene had | 3,3 8o Stuart, Founsel for nccused. thon wanted o ques. | i o 3% i . 0wt ) East Twenty-fifthst. She claims that the compiainant, | West Union Tel 80 connection;: Mr. Clarko and ‘ituoss were in partnership | yion tho wiigows inrlation to the law books e bl sttt e, | bim in his business. After timo, imaginiug that ho had somo |y iy hor place, bought 15 bottles of wine at §8 bor bottle, | 400 2 Michigan Centra...... Wheu'hs paid fho Sy = X B Asstant United States District Attorney Joseph Boll op. | reason to suspect his boyclork of dishenoaty be set & tmp for | and paid for it aad this might account for tho loss of his --b3. 53 o ot redorm 2 To Mr. Booth—I di m)?’" the money to Miss Keene in | poged counsel’s going into such minute particulars. bim in this wise. He scnt five friends of his to his store to buy | money. o then ordersd two wore bottles, and theso he had | 109 557 400 Such aro the figures upon which buyers of stocks base e s s N Miss | "The Commissioner ruied out tho queation. cigars from the boy, in the abssnce of the propristor. When | no money (o pay for, and ahe then took from him his watch, as | N ¥ Ceatral their arguments in favor not only of & continuation of oene either before or after the decree; 1did not consider it | gy Stuart stid his objeot in asking such questions was for the | the proprietor oam in the clerk only made returia of tho goods | sollateral security for the payment of the wine. —This state 200....ooenn . TG -b3. . o @oceasary. " . rposs of showing wituess up; that ho was & regular * Jeremy | #old to one of the partiss, retaining the monc from the othor | ment is deaied in tota by lfl:nrllm, who declares that he spent OPEN BOARD prosont prices for railway shares, but for @ roturn to mi "o Mr. James—I did not play it from this manuscript ; this s | iy four for his own use. The boy, it was alloged, hnd sleo taken | no such amount of ~money in' the saloon, and bas uo | O & Miss Cert 9 higher pricos. All of tho above shares are in brisk de- 10.00.... b the boy de- ot i order fo gh the boy do- | pecolleotion of ordering the wine for which bis watol mand, and are taken by strong houses. For the first time &o. a skeleton; it was played from the origiual London manuscrift | - Cros-exnmination reumod—Since May last Ihave worked | cigam from the show-case for bix ow i use in a long period buyers are disposed to take stocks b ith the London cast 1n it, and that manuscript was obtained | yome: have worked a whilo at a circular saw ; it would be hard | nied his guils With much emphasis, the employer prowsc] his | gaken ma socurity. =~ The counsel for the defouss = then with aqual forcs, wid in the absence of positive proof 1o | ealied Julis Freeland, one of the tumates of the place, who re- Mo M. Suton. to say il that I have done; the Secret Service Divisi char, This closed the testimony. 4 sy o Lot | p jored the boj - q : T ¢ 3 iy expeases; have bad interviews with Col Wood, | conviot, the Court ordered tho boy to pay for the cigars, and on | aides at No. 103 Forafth 4t The witucas tostified that on Mon- ¥ 115) s . The Court—I do not sce what is 0 go to the jury bere, Mr. [’:‘h,_:‘:‘, o Sccret Servics Dirision; both ':m""l i :-,.. that condition he was 1ot go. :‘:yjm‘hl she was In the Eveuing .».:;‘,u..:.,.,,., when the cou, nxm.’x;m'k 10115 sollers option, at quite small difforonces under the cash e diar o 1. 14 4.8 quentin for the Ovart, end 1 | 20 hore promited me pays-rgn about $60 by Mr. New- | Tug Skixros ix 1ue Houvss —Of the socrot aprings which uant came in. 1o sked If she w rink with bim, i er ox dl price. : ol osk your Houor to dismaias the somplaint upon nearly the | SO i February last, v e pald e ey 7 o iy for | Salmete the partios o the hundreds of cases that daily are o A e B - Tho oarnings of the Detroit and Milwaukse Railroad foe ?.'.‘x‘x"‘”‘"‘" ‘«'..‘."“i“ l('l’:‘;' i nhmdm‘am "‘:;“’15"’1,“'3 futate seryioes in the Division. ¢ 55 brought before the various Police Courts of this city, the pub- | ordured, ad "aiihe of the other lamates of tho ssioon the first week in October were: B R e hovins nooouivel onk D chede of e Afer the gonclusion of the testimony. Mr. Stuart said b | lic, as & ruls, knows nothing. A complaint, made in & passton | Wezo livited fu to partake of it Fifte ptles were drank 1806........ 846,475 | 1965.......... 43,975 | Tncroase ... K70 DR U T Y o e bt Wil M o b ol i o o o kg Vridency —a tral. ncomariy conducted in & hurrs— con N e o et The shipments of Pittson Coal by tho Ponnsyivanie “ourt—] overrule in that, but will hear you, if you | “', N tained on what is 100 oftea & ano-sidod statomest of 1 . ® wish. in relation 10 the amount of damages. S ot i adjonracd o Saturday aext, st L o'clock | [0 onC, pndionted iy the vl:vy ety of the cars on The I ot Coal Company were: i s Mr. Jamos—That is one_thing to which I should like to call g | %2 parte testimony which induced the couviction=CHa ta. '8 drink the 17 bottles of 1G6........ 332,080 | 1865.........-.3%9, -2 N — ol A NOVEL CHARGE —ALLEGED EXTORTION BY A POST-OFFICE - R 0f ten, ‘tho condensed history of o omplaint and isting to drink tho tles o Deores your ‘s attention. N have been and ¢ ‘lr‘;'m:'_:"' s ot e severl miser Nmmfl" Courts 100 (rn-i;‘y another friend of The Exports (oxclusive of Specie) from the Port of o was in the saloon in quostion on Now-York to the foreign ports for the week ending Oct 9, o Dono can be fixed. The impossibility of fixing A - ia LERK. such a case has been held repeatediy a ground for grau an V. 8 agt. Henry Wright. of N . Tt the ftrialsa are not mow thor injunction. ‘There are here nio data whatever, Tho acoused, who is & os!-Ofice clork, is charged with #oll- | oughly and ~ extondedly —conducted ariscs from two 'he Conrt—I think the proper measure of damages is the | Ling a twenty-four-cent foreign postage-stamp for forty.eight | facts. The first is tat “tn the multiplicity of cases amount Mr. Clarke Obtained by it. What he has inmy | cents; which, according to the statuto, is a criminal offense. | there s no time lu‘lvell-n!my investigation 1o any individual Yiow wrougfully, he shoul pay over o the ,._,mfi,""fl o A0 1T | This is the first case of this nature that has evor beon 1n 00urt, | ona the sccand roason s, that ot ono caso in & bundred of 0 st loast in this district, and the rosult, in consequence, is con- | thoss which come before the Lower Courts is of & nature re- the complaiuant, with whom sho f whie, after which she left the e the acoused in payment fo o of wine which | 100.. ordered aftor Lis mouey was all spent. ‘Tho bar-teuder, | Clev & Pitts Musuret, testitied that he bad issued 17 bottles of wine, | 20 ........83 day night, and k about a do woro $2,930,151, The London Times of Sept. 26 says: ‘The discount demand at the Bank remains unusually “fi:-‘" the period of the quarter, and as nearly a quarter of a mifiiou of ‘olf:n been taken to the Bank to-day, and a further consider- rect a venlio for the plaintiffor that amount, 2168 67, but a8 | S0 o ieret s O e st ars STl } questious are new and interesting, 1 may taken terest. quiring an_elaborate cxamination—the facts wre usualy of e or e neat . " b P ~ olE in my views, I will direct it subject fiumpum to be heard | The foliowing testimony was taken : s nature which admit of tolerable understanding in & few min. o ’_:hl'r;mt o = u-"-"n‘“.':."ff.'ff..f'.',. hm & :::1 T;'.‘h Llu!ndnm- bria 19 30, | Eoldhas beon Lakon 0 e seut 1 Somarrov, fhere 8 '3 by the General Term in the first instance. Thomas Kavauagh—Am a liquordealer at No.154 West | utes, if the witnersas bo intelligent, the oasss being malnly petit 1a (8o sum of #5000 30 angwor (he complaint, 86 200 :;L reason to anticipate that the return published on Thursda, Verdift eutered accordingly. e gty Fop ,,,,“’fl{..:’f;.:.!":{.”.‘..‘:.m"“;.'i':i..'.‘{.’"" loroeay, o¢ assanite of varigns i e st :;’:,‘;j' 4 | furnishod tae acccasry surciy and was then atlowed fo depart OPEN BOARD OF BRUKERS—3 P. M. show & furthor great increase of st 10'%s now simost N o o wo il come up. in the trial of oh some strau o X hac RS h SUPREME GOURT-ORausuns—OCT. §-—Before Mr. Justios | NoEKD 850 Banded the ('Lr.l‘ THS intter, and aakod him the | famly istors will be reveslod. Such an instance ocuurred yos- | AN ENGISERR ¥ THOUMLE—For sometime past the firm of QuMusCert \Clov kTolodo Erie exaclly a yoar sinee the » upward movement in the discout CLEskE. 2 m.w IM"' ":ll;lmog;:m; fxd';rmlx::;‘lt':vt::lr;u '"'l"ii‘ n;ln..-m-un of Special Sessions, before Judges Kolly | Topping & Co., auctioneers, doing business at No. 133 Church: | Jo 009 "7 - gzt i b1 On the 25th of September, 1865, the rate, which for rm; wonthe B o J 1 wiln, 1 = 9 o ) ¢l boen from ruised el 'm!l:‘:;l';.li‘::hl' B Change, and T then loft: M. Merrist was with me. 8 ey, drsased in degp mouraing, with a face as white ag | St st Soor, have missed varioms articles b v dscamen] el Fo| oo, ey ¢ et u,uilfi.‘..‘:{:.'i‘.‘.. Syeek nvhl:"‘z L ¥, y - 0 v tinued o4 olen, P! om- by = 2 The plaintiff brings suit for the rent of his farnished Ot EiRDMIN 108 WHING L Saition MM P v | 1 estioned grist by hgpe ks to. detond to th | Cumberiand g e STy ot A e oty v sowod, o ekt 3 house to the defendant, who defends on the ground that during | anagh; know of his being at the station at the time be testified | and crics—her chas and e convinced that the thief | 0.« ) Fi 1 . the damage 1o the hatvest and the symptoms of rovivin 4 eph Buck, jr., who had charge of e Iain and Sd (o Sheok ptian cotton may be ex o rapidity of the mction otherwise to have [ his absence in Boston the plaintiff entered upon the premises | to; was boxing up letters at the time ; (letter shown wituess) | wiich she had choked down th o n_gxpected, there can be little doubt that the total extinction of alf conrags for luoed and evicted bim. The plaintiff issued an attachment against | 84w that Jetter that day ; took it out of the box aud sho sury que ment. He arresied him, and in Lis pos- room and at bis_residence, found most of o S Mr, BM«nhv i(.l;n?fij‘"w.‘:flwd on giviug security in court :o "fi m;lwzénu-my:x, first ui‘il -wz Mr. Ki"“‘h h: fragile frame trem! ) 1 k belongl: estenlay. E. Delafield Smith for plaiutiff; Rober 8. Waite, | in his haod ; conversation betwoeen Kavanagh ould not entirel; rt and , Toppitg & Co. Ina trunk belongin X t 5q, for detendant. e Wright ; noticed, when the letter wan placed oa tho sc 4 tho only mous o urt and anked, | e e wifo of the prissver was S100 found & pléoe of ailk, velued . B for specalation will have an effot grester thes can o ot ‘Before Justics SUTHERLAND. it did not go down, and knew, therefore, as the seale was placed ) at §90 partially made up it o dross, which bad been stolen i & e oF easei may till coutinue to be looked for. ' An impression pre- ECISIONS. at half an ounce, that the letter was not 44 cents ; don't knew ng—it was no | from Messrs. Sul T, Gutterman & Wedtplos, importers, lo- 3 vails that a reduction to 4} per cent will be -dowflu- i on the d floor of the above building. The prisoner and in any ense ,“,m....il‘-.,d certain that it will be fe whether Kavanagh gave the 48 cents; Wright took two 2 t animated this | cat cent stamps from their place, put one on the letter and the oth : Eunice Terhune agt. Horace J. Dougherty —Case settled. : lo. poker, and | admitted bis guilt, and was commitied for trial by Justice {inpossibi to maintain the existing terms when the paymeat €. W. Thoms ngt. George M. Chapman.—Motion for leave to ] onew granted, but without costs. -Louisa B. Kelly agt. Oba- | 000 in his money-drawer ; took the letter out of the box after- K fight between n drunken pair ench one | Dowling. A counterfeit 8100 bill, which he had stolen from the October dividend shall bave commenced. Siah WS Kundolph—Case settled. William Smith ot sl agt, | ward and put it on the scale ; it did not weigh balf an once ; Tt it s oo of thows 'sod sad | Mr. Sulabachcr’s dosk, was also found i the possession of the [ 0oy Board ivo, and B i Mo Co. et a1 —Motionderied with §.0 | showed it to Mr. Wiliamson, the Superinteudeat ; the postage pellod ot last | prisoner. ] s As the Morziag Papiness was ity any costs. o k!4 o oo :)“!':I‘;«:lndfix‘";::i;:-fr‘fl'fl( SRRy e lemand reation from | Tuxet ov o Cask OF Suors—fames Sullivan and James A 3 1154 the chief attention given to Colorado gold stocks. Bullion ST, W jiion Dmata. 1 Sta ct-Attorney Tosep! , who after the wife dured uncom- il s < t i T e e S S & sk sap T oS on The misamation foc tho Ovdsnsment; thea 2okes | Sicietoptys e & 656 o Ghaults, abuse and blows, witheus | Jobuson w ose Murzay of the PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS. Consolidated sold at $4 95@$5, and Corydon at $528$5 10, Re the witness whether e had soen similar cases before. even dreating of te ¢ them In & public manuer, for berselt, | Third Pre argnd with stealing & case of shoes valed at | - Petroloun Socks. Croier g Holman Gold | Jta managers state that they will soon take from tho Cory~ The Commissioner ruled out the question s unn ore of Mr. Darvin A. Smit, Noa. 12 | Ham. M'Clintock o | J00. 5 Kipp & Buell don mine about 50 tuns per month of ore, which will yield | w.... . <h O'Reilly, Jr. g sary, un- | was finally compelled to appeal to the strong arm of the law | g0 from in ,-,,i,fl,',‘;fM&‘,‘:&’{,;;‘;,‘,‘:"{,’;‘:fi;,";mmfih" 8L ian, | Jowt the defenss should raise the pot that the necused had seted | 1o ‘rotect lier clfldren nsd herselffrom tho very man who should ek to recover damages for injuries sustained by him on acbount of | innocently and while confused by press of busincas, &c. have been their guardian against all the world—busband. The cing th the alleged negligenoe of defambents. - Cross-examination—W hen 1 saw Mr. Wright do this thing T Dariios 1o thissuit are Murta Lowory and Joseph (e o ulleged negligence of defemunts. = @+ of » lumber yard | %414 BOUhing to him sbout the overcharge; had no consersation ~ both of Scoteh descent, well oducated, aud, | Sulivan s nged fn\the First-ave. between Thirty-first and Thirty-second'sts.; 1‘3" him 4'.n'|r].e -nh)«x stood vr]mnn tlvlm 51.-( of him, Imxl“( u.;} nlnlMM egant |nun|u~u” . } = i the plaintiff resided in the i < 85 | Jotters; what 1 was doing required my attention ; ctually v, Maria Lowery, an elderly person of e P Ay i L e s noiiste nalghborhood; that whils | eogaged uttiag Ieter i th pigeonholes at tho tne; bave ance, hind told ber sad story to the follow JRFYERSON MARKET POLICE COURT. I weont ol ot ekl o oo o . | ocited what was said by them; the scales were whero T conld {Before Justice Ladwith. boye, In frout of & pile of lamber that stood on the sidewalk in | %05, ; there were soveral porsons at warious thioes at the reg.youss gy che wae. pariod fo M. SR [ DRIYDIO OATFLE TRRGUGH jiix. frakem.- A front of the d ats' yard; that after plaving awhile, the window ; was near the accused nearly an hour; canuot tell the the prisoner now in Court Fora time, In fact for A Seodk adbel “yeH fToet ~ or stick, tho Doge siruck in Dlajing the game. was | SPISht of any other letter that was prosented that morning; n, tielr woflded life was na happy as could have been | miab THircheock was arrested yo e D o S rneed s | was not vers frendly with Ar. Wright ¥ either. Children were born 10 them, aud thus 8 new | Fisher of the Tweatieth Pre ; To Coumissioner~Stampe sre put. ia the drawer for safest | tie of even doeper love was formed betwoon them. Thelr na- | Justice Ledwith on the chargo of havi prisoners were caught in the not of truck, preparatory 10 removing it. ceused 1o the Tombs for trial 21 years. by Ruth's process $70 per tun, and ecosting to mino and mill sbout $40 per tun. Smith & Parmeles is strong, based on its producing capacity and prospeet of dividends from the products of the mine. Albert H. Nicolay sokl Mondey, Oct. 8, at suction, by onder of the Coatroller of the Currency, forthe redemption of the cireulating notes of the First National Bank of At~ tics, N. Y., as provided by law, the following securities: $15,000 United States 10-40 Coupons at 99§ @99}; $3,500 cu case committed the yeurs and Jolus 6 00, Montans 100, . ..... lay by Officor Charles | Boscobel S and bronght befors | 20 s folated the forty-tifth Bullion Coun ¢ 50, Quartz Hill 25] 100. . et it out, when the lumber fel, erushing one of his legs, an ; i 0 injur ¥ sometimes. tionalit, s the same—their friends were mutual frien section of the Board of Ordinw ol by the Board of | 0. - > 7 g e i g Bon o b Al TS Cromexaminaton rsumed—Thot mortiog being seumer 1)’{.135 him'f»‘l-....'.;plmuu ad o mo e that o lgnl'l'l’:u;llmlllvl;ln}ml:l'nn ‘Sanitn by trivtug ca | S0 9| 3 | m 208 | Unitod States 1040 Rogistered ot 99F; $31,500 United s p worning, quite s munler of persons were Uhere. iy vears ago thoy romoved 10 Acrica and established thei | Through tho stzeets later than an bur aiter siasise nud provious | Ch ik istored : walk, nod that defeudats hal uo Fight 1o place it there; that i | * Cornellus J. Williamson—Am Superinteadent of Station £ | homo bere. liat the fates waro angry ut the ditting. and, | to Thehour of # o'clock at Was admitted 5 bailin o 4 mith & Parmelel ) s':'::;’;‘:‘:f:;d D::}‘i‘“ Exchange, Nos, 49 aad 1 Tul Sessions. k Frank was charged T L ety R 10 1" ey o e clek has clarge of o deiyory window; geta, stamps from they brought with them, chlis 7, forakc | dhe sum of 9100 o answer ut 0 G 3 originally 8150 worth of yarious-priced stamps as a | ture of tl I home, Dnndres s decree moathe on nccount of these Injuries, aud that he will feck Tue | o B e O B B Yarchases othiers, 10 | that their ol-tine bome-bappiness aud deep coutent should ot -b10.12 00 L1195 Colnbian Park-place, the following repert is mado of jobbers' pricos to-day: Tuerr 18 A Horen.—Freder effects of them during his lifctime. - 1] e 100; ‘cosll Gk . 0 hies : s o 1) '2::,":’,,',’: a0 el pertally fhrends !‘.Ai?.‘: ; ow B EORC A Mg R 'n'«’..‘.?f,"?.‘lh'h,.“.’;-. home been established in the land of tho ey ] ,l:;,,:‘,':,fi 1:,(‘,"':',::'{.. li',u,,",‘.l.:,',“;.'::,: v b _axily w3 | Sheetings—Pacific A, Wjo; Laconis B, 2je; da B, ‘b?d':;‘l':dl:gu were examined for the plaintiff and four for | yor NG Wright was on duty at Satine {"‘;l;mm:';“h” e § fogt i g® {7 bt ‘p‘:{h e gy and one revolyer worth “.t-.‘l““l Gold is firm , with sales during the morning at 1481, | 8 jeacked Shirtings—TipTop, 32jc.; James, 30c; Rod Bank, Thomas caine that moruing; it takes till about ¥ o'clock to assort it. speed, He failed in his engagements; his work left him; Lis Ronnep oF Moxgy.~Jobn McCowen was brought np by Of- Government stocks continue firm, and no large orders Trint ocheeo, #1c.; Dunnell, 19jc; Wauregan, 18je; Em- but could not. reclaim him, and soon he reaobs » Y could e fled t the quotations. Kl 320 roso § and | i ”"-Cev McKenna testified that be was a watchman on the | “°f fngs 1 2 Jiomiocs: ho wared DIIntT o ohart s béioro 76 aecudent, T e g P T Py ety i ) did not | friends pi of the danger be incurred, and ordered him uway, but plantff | §E70Tts Wl paid for the Jett inichams—Lancaster, #3je.; Hartford, 22je. net Police, upon pow do. . For 10-40s and 7.308 prices are unchanged. | “*Cinbrice—Washington, je.; Portland, lie. n the sum of of the money, | North Carolinas end Missouris are lower, Bank shares ——— ; cau't ideutify bim; Kiiow that | the lowest siep, nnd was recoguized by all a8 an habitual drunk- | eer Henry Rubert of the Twenty-uinth Pre ard. He ed to work; all amhition loft him, aud, like rge of havl len from Andrew ( 1 all knowl paid no attention to him. . I A'motion to dismiss the complint was then made by ex Judge | thousand others, he sunk (nto o condition of rfect indiffe - e e w s b Eren e e | Stuart, counsel for tho ucced, who mado u bricf slyexTadge | thowmad otbers b o O sate, of ¥ dim s oarsem.” At e b 3 " and that four feet of the upper portion of it was expo j'" "zi." support of bis motion, and attempted to show this troubie either | which ever must be fatal both to body and soul. Ttum became Pareels, ko could no longer d are firm and offered in small amounts, The miscellaneous MARKETS wind from the river, .fln,fi,,. bight above the Thoued o,the | came from a mistako 00 the part of the accused, o that, ut the | s God, and rum e Tins for 14 yoars worshiped, to the ex- eed to the subtorfuge of stating that it must list was higher. Cumberland Coal rose to 56§@57, aud [Corefully reported for --Tml‘m W ioek e e e AL A e T koo e 4 ey dndot. | tobim for the purposc of safe ke Ho was held o buil 1a | oo e The latter Company is nnderstood to | The exeitement in Breodstafi, noted this day week, was of Counsel In sumining ‘Up o6oupiod but s short time, confining runsaction by wlich 3Ir For the s 14 years 1 anbappy man has mot. eamedn dol | g% 0w U Genesal S ilkesbarre to 63, ‘The latter Company . Tho ezshtntent in Resalutafl,aotd: ShINSTy sk, res themseives to tho Telative questions of carelessness and Teglle | oo ool henas b was informed that & gertain 1 lar foe bls familye s o hdven Dy the A e Ry Phr i d - —-— | bave uiade a contract with the Erio Railway by which it { L0 all deseriptions declining, the more libeml: A 4 gence as between plaintiff and defendants. ¥ corthh double its valne, and that this . ¥ Rle-of ete wn_up and have done thel ESSEX MARK LICE COURT. is placed in a position where its stock will, from earnings, | early iu prospect, ncreasivg the desire to realize. Frovisions The Jury after being out about half au bour bronght in a ver. | Worth double its va nt thi uot come within | ehine—of lute the sons have grown up and have done thelr Bee uiidh ML R P 3 A B ern i linited demand, have fluctusted and. close quite et o plaintif for $1.250. John H. White for plawtidl; Jobn | A A ip g G iR are toward the support of ho family. (Tho okl man has brer | - £ [Before Juviice Manafleld.) advanee materially, Atiantic Mail was weak, aud fell to | Ruvo beeh i Wl CoC ST ioh being soaros, improved USRS e Aueatonts. o, Ths Commismionaz reserved o dacision o themotin, 11 ke | buwe sethed 4o o gratinss thouid B8, Mo yoush Mrs 000 | Cumman SrotexfearGorer o8 B First Precinetdis- | 11051103 " 1pyo Rurlwuy slero market was irregular, but | alighils. Cotion lns raled comparatively i “nd st SPECIAL TERM —Before Mr. Justice DaNIELS, or the introdubiion o o R Sl otwa, | graified, O ol fo 80 Yeovk Doett | covered John Lawrence yesterday with o box of cheese, foad i dechined since Wedpesday. Phtroleum has been in fair & introduction of evidence impeaching the claracter of | overiooked, be hay not boen nsked o d , fie has only beon i shows gn improvement over yesterday, with a YOR HO] N MININC Mr. Burchell. vith all the force that tears of wifeand young children | valued at §15, in Lis possession; and rightly presummg that he ¢ 4 . but hos declined and closes Leavy. Hops been in IMPORTANT QUESTION POE $TOCKHOLDEES IN MINING AND. | entreated with all th ¥ £ K MANUFACIUKING COMPANIES—LIABILITY OF S10CK- T R and grown-up sans could give to leave slonefium.” He wouldnot. | was not the rightful owncr arrested lim, oie fy simalur | continued disposition to buy for higher rates. Erle, | femand for consumption. und notwithatandi the more HOLDERS FOR DEBTS OF A COMPANY. BUSINESS 1IN THE COURTS. 'When drunk, i was at firat only abusive; words were the | Baving been u(fll-uvn’nrm .hmr‘\ln:!k‘h;‘—‘-.l(t‘& bist, 0B | gerer the result of the annnal election was known, ;rm.g- prwoml\u;nlr:r, flrn:.l’:::ll n;:mrlN’ hfll‘fl" - s oy weapon. Then he became destructive, and the ruined iy last. Lawrence was held to bail in e coaienct” 44 ¥ Tapdly wede | L2 Lo Eomaeely sss drSmYF LSS S ool remains quiet; prices are Loouard B. Linsley et al. agt. Frederick Simonds et al—This ScPREME COURT—CIRCUIT.—Part 1.—Before Mr. 0 . 4 E 3 other, o8 o 57 5. Part 1L 1 - 4 a ole . Do o 0 i . ' recubar. aal B e O watis of netes e vy e Buro- | s avother, Inquest judgment for Pniif 0657 56 'Fars I | patienty, bernefr 1 long. wesey, yetry b 0L WCEE | o, No. 105 Malden ne, and as Offcer Kingof the First Pre. | Fort Wayno, Ilinoia Centrsl uad Morst Wedlerh shares | RIS bewn in fuir demand, and, with limited arrty ' Otto Rusch with the said case of | were in special demand, sxd taken, without regard to Jrisee are woll suatained. We quote Potsat § 0@ 75, mmfleum Company in favor of & Mr. Lahens. The do- | Touest Judgincnt for plaintiff, $1,509 73; George F. Herbert | which abode by their hearthside was conccaled as well .myfm et l'ull‘cfi).hnp)wnml 0 see Otto liusch with the aid ease rises are well seta el i | ollstones {n his posscasion, at the coraer of Division and Catha- | B0 V0 b vioes, Adter the eall, under sales | FiHE AP SRR wistern and Southern remain firm, ts owned stock in the company 10 tho amount of #2000, | vy Lraiie Walse. Inquest jodgment for plaintif, §133 00; - day the ¢ ‘The co:npany hfi) ...‘.‘.x pih‘l the nm:;. :nd n..: h:'clz\non is b‘rllllp)l)\' Plien & Price va. Joel . Pfla{ (fompl-ln'l' tidmissed. I!nrt TIL :;l 2‘: |'nhr'urr-':2'lthy]x,—::n|,":t|!::“:hu!l-u .um:‘x':: eito and | rive-sts, be arrested bim: and Justice Manslield yeaterduy n e gaturce the Idividual lablieg of the ockBolder uhaerlfs | Beforo M. Justos Davis, Clty Buak, ko, v Joba F. Trov. | chreaiening ler—to whioh abume sh,belng o ong ucctatory e i t5 e losked np 0 await examination. 40 eslize, th ex{reime MOMZE' ates were notwustaned, | withumoderne demand; sales SO0 MLUAREL ask t for $2.000 whil s the par ‘)‘“&31‘1" de md?mh-' o v ','f\'m,t'u" t’{n}’:fi’,';""’_' b(_”,"’:':::r &TJ].H: "}','c,,w m‘g’sm‘h e red - :":"'hl‘,: '.".“;‘.;':L“‘“‘""‘ with o pistol, | §CARrET STRETCHERS AND TACKENS STOLE: l""ml"‘:"l':" but at the reduction the sellers of the morning were ready | ywinver trade, ¥ud with o further advasce R B e complaint avers the making and vering of tho | telgine and avother. Complaint dismissed. Flis was too much; the sous felt that their mother's life would and Otto Rusch were charged with haviog stolen, on Mouday | 40 .k bock their stocks. At the Second Board amoderate prices are sv:'ll' ':::‘fi Loy mtt m (. ay from homs at their daily | last. from the hallway of the !flci;‘r: ':ln"urn" m:.u.:lx,&-tlu.\:::. busines was done at ol pricee. ‘The last quotations on | , WELCKS A3 S w0 Mg Eoaes the street were: Obio and Mississippi, 333 233f; Boston | Front at Miw e (e omifes 1o plaiutil, and that Al of the took bad | *Itine and another. Complotat Slumppeet oo boon commence: . e ’M.—Before be safe while they were 30t bose pald 1a. Tt alio averred the ment of an se: | 5O O G Maire skt Fikia Hyman. Vendiot for | work.and they brougb tb uafortusate druskard yesterdsy be- | pied by 1. C. Davia case o tion against the company for the debt, but did not state that ) O SHTEPECH | N ke Plaintifl for §500. fore the court. - e property was scen in tho posscasion of the a ¥ &m—m“ sined m?fifims‘!&m ndthat | UNITED STATES Cimovir COURT.—AIl notices of | The old mun acknowlodged frlng the pistol, but said be did it cors King oud Lyan of ke Tenth Prociast, nd the latier ater, | yorer Power, 3:3@%); Cumberland Preferred, 5619 -mw"w‘,‘&. .1-7',;”.;.».;',”'1.; large and the demand is 1t did not state facts sufficiont to comstitute o cause of action. | issae for the term must be flled on or before Thursday next. to ** frighten ber"'—meaning hn.:dfo- . fi.",".'.:.”.“"mn"w‘." At e S b adeh o 56§; Quickeilver, 51j2543; Mariposs, 13{@ 133; Mariposs | ,°C ANDLES are without changs J valne; tho demand is mod- e T defendanis’ coutsci wers Bumerous. Tho | UNITED BTATES DISTRICT COURT.—Before Judge |, On thestatement cf fue Mifh SLl BN, o8 (L LR s T e et by George b Nichols, 6 scoused Wers | Profomed, 29 #201; Western Union Telegraph, 55@55); | erate saics 23 boses Adamaiins s 233346, Speem aod Fat- w'”-'“m:mm a0 00 Sk 1 et s ::;r&vmlgme: States agt. slaver Kate. Postpoued to Fri- M'H “'dlhf’:{::ir n Lw:‘n&.l:: was g‘l‘v.c;n In;c:;flu:.' eld ;o -nnsumtu:l(l;.:.“‘«l = e va-Yor‘k l.‘enml.’ 113191154 Erie, 63 283}; Hudson né(}d n&l]l.n nwls:::.-,dc’u:.m St . canmot make 8 note, except for the payment of a debt actuall ; . son Court 'y A STOLEN SHAWL- nesday evening last Miss Sars : z k X EMENT remains 3 Rosendsle R e nchcebary sacraloe of 8 corparate powers, COURT OALENDARE- TR DA%, iy tooappy io upportthe prioner and pravide for M 8 | gy of No. 12 Armity st beng beut on visitng mn aoquaist- | River, PORHI: Reading, 116ia11e}; Miehigan Ceo- “ROAL—The supply of foreiga o very gt andn ek do ::2-:: '&o:fidnt not state what wes the considers | gupppyy Ccvu—émr-?m 1.—Nos. 2133, 2135, the Droadeloth wulh, the new fl« and fine linen of the old | ance of hers residing 49 Bank.st,, lnvited female fried | tral, 1133; Michigan Southern, 89§@80}; Illin: :hnd ...n.g, p:._‘- A Yooy Ir:‘: -l-o{‘ u':d-l!'::ou Ce::“ lg Second : That a8 this a fl:'v. lm:m.fl%m‘.ln.l l.lllll. mt&) 316, 168, (-:[“'b') ntlemen, showed that be Iad been lovked after | named Ellnmtnr:n&:x wh-:rc'o:rp:n 15.':}:-3'1‘{.: ;:h(:m‘h 12742 137§; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 89§ 290; Cleve at ".l:.. ;. uns n‘:mh:\wndn 2 .h“ os. 1887, 1 wi offectionate, wade the visit, but after & »! m g % | and yToledo, 122§ #123; Rock Island, 107421074, North- nudm Mm. i demand e pel them 1 pay the v vu'.fmu pn'd“lm 3 1% 1F I 4 most care. belie A, iy 3 854, 1896, . dly, aud t. When Miss Smith ved i character, and that the statute must be strictly 0 fil 1900, Afil&‘fl ul%'. )% 63, 1809, &l.:l'.':'n': L"m‘&.u“"‘" fl?«fi-‘:fi.‘?fia‘?.‘..'fi.“i:‘.“.!‘d 3 g 2.'.":.‘.?:&".“..{ to b 'c::clwlnl,':he of course wanted her Western, 43j@44; North-Westera Proferred, 73j@74; | season. ‘Tbe recci) ‘Wiater are mfifln 2:11.‘ several suthorities from the Court of Ap- 1181, Ronhe _*“ 170, “l' ll 1, 103 to W‘:x onse. was, however, too evident, and ;I:l'l. l;l:l til;kln‘;on:l.::e:ud :;::“lh’:mm: Toom 'hl”b‘lll Fort Wayne, 109§ 2109}, ..g.og;- ‘.‘- t 000 Third; That before an action could be sommenced against ¢ : L] Beted t0 he (i EE-: offored to stock Rouses in large | moderate, but prices e evutios | beramus Cndsinans. ~Nos. 95 J 111,190, | 15 o8 semiences fo stz ménihe 1n the Penitentiary, and be | saspectad o hove (ka0 1 fwitn Testendny Sl to ey 8 vhey: 034 % ‘m are , and the dn‘:‘;-th amounts at moderato ivterest, The current rates are 4@5 ‘stookholder, & it most be obtained, nd J Assucd and unsatisfied against the company. 184, ‘was led away, leaning on the officer, a wreck of a | the theft, a - oo sl o thewe count. 3, Goset Tepled (17, that ot 1 e o xm-&n'n::fiuwmn "Jolted helr tears | anewer in default of 9500 ball. e i H ey e mc‘ln'u “. . i The points raised in this case are of great intevest to : ' "R Tomemadre. Elloa McMahon was sccused by 0 —Julis O, T, | 829/ salablo at 8 per cent, snd good at 336 per cant, FFEE_Brasl Cof o e 20k e N e e aud the decision of fhe Court, whick was reserv Joka e ersia ppes W Bacrss: Toiegs]| . DATE0p ACLERIRAE OFERATOR-VIRAD. B exchange is dull snd unsettlod, PULs 8t60 days | 4o 3i24o.per I, moek boticenbls on 1he peime grades. The oly BT e threhad beap 3 o quere bobwoea 1he umiles of the | Fisner o wellkaown, llegraph operstor, vhoss Pt Ws ar0 quoted 8¢ 1059106 for alt Ngered oy are SO0 bugs TSl and g gy whea caased by an e oceurred o Now:| terma. 3 COURT OF CoMMOY TIEAS T Teve-Fur T~ o, L A 7 B e | el i v e o | I8 B SN S by | BRI T el 11 oL S 0 ¢ LB LT Uy | e Skl Ay et Sl | ot S0k, e 5045 lmhr, 3 | R R b sprs o L s ol S0 e e o o g . o+ | I T e R | el G200 Tt elows e, | b R SR S A K nty. mourniag, appoared t ute Ler son for 4 Al %y [rion’, i h o to Baltimors > i T corsiors aad s s’ o of LA Bk steplion z:’uum T iics WUM e i fc | it ot oayos & Whlow and wany (elona tomoura B8 | T oi2yey arg much lower. Tho eugagoments to Livor- fi-m aimore, 3000 POEtis"a fair dumand, oceral. 8