The New-York Tribune Newspaper, February 5, 1867, Page 2

——— UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Fun. 4. THR ALLEGED VIOLATION OF THE NKUTRALITY LAWS. In the case of the United States agt. The R. B, Cuy- rINE ARTs. | ttteaTip witt of vieo is, mado tempting by the citter %flnflnuwuw.-pm' vapet oiré m ‘commeroial 2 ” pntohmm g‘?“gfln MR. RUCKLE'S “ ORDINATION OF BISHOP ASBURY. “rmm' blic. v A of v "m-m % vehbon ‘sensibl Me. Thomas Coke,Ruckle, of Baltimoge, has placed In “"d '-’M%T“' ‘l':ll'g mfl mm:n. l:l felt, ‘precious nxllg ‘aro at this moment in such | on oxhibition at the store of Mr. N. Tibbals, No. o7 Purk- |- Tlie total number of ‘L.:’m";mu m“‘“‘hm,e, THE CURRENCY. AT SHOULD BE DONE Ktatuto of Limftations In th case, on the same o L areone who had sipulsted Bl & TS NATIONAL BANKS AND WH. H ABOUT THEM. " 4,500, ) A ey i8 really now no . 6 Ini cture which he has lately painted repro- “ 3 " lor, United States District-Attorney Samnél G. Courtney | take ady; .2 stopped. 7 W Ot g St WasmNoToN, Jad. 27, 1887 n,fnn.mm med‘hl;? wm”t '{_ w“"h 3 '::' h’{’v‘: ::u;g t}:’n" olr‘:nnxuun of Ashury, the first Bishop of the ng:x:%hm ‘:nfltkl:: c‘l{‘y 5m’$?§fl%§o§i§r§fi: ’:h‘l‘e’; ‘omfl“r:r::::?pw\edh“ i any mlnpmunlnn b Al 3 ug”‘.’.g‘g’:‘;“wflfl %‘:u beod’:-.mwfli" Nash for plain- i iti necessiti ng e | 1 Church in Ameriea. ~women who solicit trade upon the streets, andgtako their ; M. or defendant. : > ancial absurdities brosched o | gruth s thaf 7% A ea in | Metlodist Episcopal - t - e Before Justice:BARBOUR, MONELL AN MOCUNN. TN Reid ok s P pretty nearly enslaved us to a preposterous ides tn | SO0 RUEIET o rom Buidand to ook after | ietims to their sooms and who ',':,,';:};M‘i,n 4" | uNrTED sraTrs QUROUTE COURT-Few. 4-etre i, MoweL ind ; DECIS| Antonto R. Fernandez et al. agt. The Great Western Insurance Bompany; Same agt. N. Y. Mutual ance (:omrndv.—lmwafll overruled in each of sue:tdnl\hm e gmlansmed ‘oran pm?’um upon tho 5 on onell, J., » dissenting. 7 i NOTICE TO_THE BAR. The Court ordered Rule No, 10 to bo amendoed by Congress is the proposition to substitute greenbacks oy virtues of paper moD mfiy to read some of the speeches to see what amazing fools we can make of ourselves 9 H is one 1, but steadily inereasing flock of Methodists | viclous “ resy bility™ is constdered first-class), of kept udge BMALLEY. for £he $500,000,000 of National bank notes. Itis in this country, had been warmly welcomed and hoepit- | mistresses is estimated to number about 2,000, making WIIAT CONSTITUTES A MANUFACTURER, ¥ a grand anuy of 12,600 criminal women, - Were these to be Application was made by James Wilcox, throngh ifi ©0! taries upon the of tho numerous significant commen i e incd by Harry Gough, a wealthy Tarmer lLiv - ect amount and | on this question. " . | ably entertained by Harry Gough, 3 placed in line two feet of space allowed to each, the | counsel, L. E. Chittenden, for an_injunction to restrain unwisdom of leaving the subject of the Tt needs only a little good sense and a little resoln {uge uear Baltimore, in his seat, called Perry Hall; and | Buliited procomion would extend from the Battery to | Josoph Hoxle, Collector, and W. V. Alexander, Assistaut- i i died i C : afe | promptl " o circulating medinm to be ban tion in Congress to take us safely and promy » set iad décide it poont Fortieth-st, ‘Assessor of Internal Revenue, from assessing and collect- tharaoctor of the gr while at his house} had decided th was necessary for | Lortic Assessarof Interal ievomu, from sssvsing ind oolitet- le in Congress | the scattes aboub in that body. The politics of the country ::,: m'fi“%‘f,flu&eflfl%}f mll1|h:tn fl‘.‘ifi"“'x‘{fl‘i.!i’fi.'; Uin | the weltare of the new body, that a bishop should be set ever = = H o en: on ‘the. toound that they ave Toade for him At & Qistarbing olement in finance and businest PO B a8 it haa dono 1t in war. Our great enemy | it. Acting prowptly upon therr decision, they selectod BROOKLYN NEWS. atipulatéd price by partics {n vrovidence, . I, 110 1ot | adding tho words * and te prinfed case must contain th when confined to their proper sphere; but to now is an irredeemable currency. We shill Dever | xyury, one of jtheir number, as thojfittest to perform the s S | nmanufacturor, and even £ o is considéred i such, tho | cortiticato of the Clerk that tho case 4 sextied nas boen them made the axle and pivot on which , and conquer it by any McClellan tactics, which wll| bo Jaborious dutics of ythat office, and summoned & conven” | MEETING OF THE CommoN Councri~Tur New | tax is assessed on un wlutmu. use still on. | filed. T e e commerce, and industry turn, is toinflict the greatest | just ng weak aud just as fruitloss, iu fimance a8 e | 1ion of all interested in the spreiud of Metbodiam, to sane- | BoARD OF Eucytiex-=REroRT ok Tk Puossutt FAUK | ITED STATES COMMISIONER'S OFFICE-Fn. 4. " o ek o ahiot possible upon & commercial and trading | wero in, war, Ou enemy Bows ©8 T 0 beace | tion the choice by itheir proscnce at is ordination. This | Cosatasoxmms cAt HRRIEIREEL LT BUCEEL Tl Beforo Commissioner O3BORN. Win. J. Bell ek al. agt. Georgo W. Hodges.—Judg- people. . for trade and industry, and no solid prosperity for | coremony, which marks an fmportant era in the history of o B o B b e aaf of Alncn tion wvarn. DISCHARGE O6F THE ALLEGED MUTINEERS, M dward P. Clark sgt. Win. A..Colt.—Motion Frng Here, now, I8 our new National banking system; | the country, till that is done J. 8 P the Methodist body, took place in Baltimore, in the winter | 1\qe by the Mayor and confirmed by the Board: A Cooks United States agt. Charles Kelly aod fre otbers without costs. ’ ! oo o o of 1766, in Lovely Lane Chapel, and was witnessed by o | Hull, Do Hart Bergen, 8. M. Meeker, Jaa. Hall, John W. | This case was finally disposed of. There were two | _Stephen Wychoff agt. The MeClintoek, &o., i , and is alread, Ji bt it exista, a0 b3y Phelps, J. M. Beabury, C. J. Sprague, A. B. | provions hearings, which were reported in our columns. : Company ; Alfrod Boci . Goodrich, m_"’\lfllfi ) E. B, Cadley, Jobn | e defendunts were tho mate snd crew of the schooner agt. "bad enough, no doubt; Jumea Radley, &c.; Jumea ougl R. Hill agt. G mnc'e:'fl'"m::? Do vmf.g".’;g';.h. James ot KEVENUE IN NEW-YORK CITY. | large audience of interested spectators, It Indicates o with the business interests of | ynrppy 4L o y mw. M’ly.. (ntlo:v;‘n.\"?m wrged through, fought I v curioulfoalulemI.llecultom:u;:l‘u!llnc.lhllnxr&:k:‘,m ,,,l,il, g’ o, 1.,31?:_:' T;::, ‘#o;.{-n - }Ilnlg‘; Alfred Neal, and were charged with mutiny, in rising and «g".n:?',;.:i,‘ ..:Ms.. ‘Best agt. g " " 3 ki - e v o) conyention,gpraised the managers for having B. Richards, J. 8. Bu 08, Wy , Isa ion of th el while on her late annah J. Pof . Same; through, over the dead bodies of the State banks. It AGGREGATE COLLECTIC FOR FOUR YRARS AM)‘ ::ux;d:nfhl;mr‘:;:‘z';:nxh;a ;" wmn‘s"‘" it B RicArd, ies: War L. Gtl, D, L Northip, ;:;‘x‘x“llmlm(o:l. m:nd’ g\'c‘:l“indh!l. At wr'?mifim Ciaries Witthoft ot Motigos mmlfiwp. ot al. agt. has not been fully under way 00 days. Yho Treasury “TiREE MONTIS, $100, 120,083 86— rur mkcrrvts LasT | Twide the WO SEUEERE B BT Feeats! Some of Cyrus P, Bauith, Joha 6 TR0 e . gounsel-taoved for iho diamisal of the complaint on haa. O Morria et al. agt. Edward Oliver.~Notios dis " ishi - o " " . . H. 8¢l o X y uer took matter into rh costs. Depactment is barely throngh with fiv"mhbm-‘. o YEAR OVER §36,000,000-KELATIONS OF RV OFK | urmioto elderly readers may remember the war that’| Ber wrnham, T. é"'."“’l’:. Juhxl; b r!k‘?fi :hfl' ":"‘l‘:.":"{'“zn~ d"':"g;:l‘l':“l.‘.“: men in the mean time on J""““"{'deu agt. Luthroll et al.—Motion granted on three bundred millions of notes, to which the iSSUeS | crry 70 TUE REMANING COMUCTION DISTRICES | 1opoq over tiio question, whethor it wero not & base sur- | Jer, J. J. 1. Frothingham, A. J. Duckmian, D. | {ei own srecognizances. This moruing the Commis | payment of costs. imi an eager " . | T3S 4 ¢ vy | Hart, J. , J. Murphy, Henry R. Pierson, D. D. | gioner discharged the defendants. In discharging them, ¢ Before Justico MONELL. e whole system D) year 1866 the receipts on ordinary nsséss- i y b , or to look for | bers of the Board for 3 b erally in favor of the captain. * crew's duty v S o b9 ‘“ - p heuse, wiFm with sny firsbuf Sietor ‘The annual report of the Proapect Park Commissioners | o), ’;hm at the ummflm the captain l.hon!d'.homnf for plaiutiffs. ————— COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPECIAL TERM.— PRD. 4~ Before Judge BraDY. DECISIONS. Bachanan agt. Buchanan.—Motion denied. ————— COURT CALENDAR-TH® Darv. SUPREME COURT—GENERAL TERM. Adjourned to 15th inst., ot 10 a. m. SUPREME COURT—CIRCUIT. Panr I—Before Mr. Jutics Iniauax. No Owil caloafar. The Oger and Terminer will he contioned, Pasr IL—Belor: Ms. Justice Cixnkx. Court opeas at 10a. m. Nos. Nos. 1210—Penross ot al. sgt. Whippt. |1244—Bel etal agt Couvome of i ot B o oo ef al. i 1248—Davis Morrison ot al. 1i0—Fibitats act Apploty. | (43—l agt. The Mayor, e 1216 Bar agt. . e 1332 M, agt. Schmidt, jr. lfl-.lé: ot al agt. Or. N, O il § green- y hly thees three hundred millions and substituting green: city, as shown by the books of tho Tnternal | g ore 16 anything but his promises. Many oxcellent ; (e baoks in their stead. tevenue Collectors, amounted to §5,700,000. (The amount pcfipk Dbocame heated over tho proposed introduction o g‘&{fi‘m‘d‘“‘“mmflgmfi'mfiwfin’ T I sl o o e é,"",‘ge{‘"f_ ‘The promoters of this scheme seem to have just dis- | of the sales of rov atoves, and the meekest Christians’ backs were up, at the nnm-;m u:dtmnffxufi;fle;&maw. bl'lm ‘our, mttl:‘ia;'y n‘to u'-hm luppli\;“ of prfl 'l'n::u s eovered that the National banks are banking at the | tained, but it is estimated that they would increase tho | pare mention of putting baoks$o their benclies. Thls :'ud .m-lw e ter” "The parade-gtound, provided ::mu I " m{ nm{rfi?*g" Tm‘“ b3 mm M'M'hf exponsalof the Treasury. Why, this was the sound, total to over $10,000,000. Tn 1865 the total collections question, which to moat of uato-day will seem a mere m’l‘bu“:mmury of Kings h“'l“{\'eh.dm placed under | distance from , and the CIPN{;" unfitness, you were, amounted to §37,158,411 58 The decreaso is $1,451,8% 86 | pyatter of mint and cumn, was telt by our grandfathers | the Commissioners’ control. number of men B6W | yistified in your action. The captamn had been vainly objection to the first proposal to establish the « ; 610, the actual force for the year averaging 0t to sh ‘sail. You secm to huve original This decrease s mainly accounted: for by the new 1a¥, | ¢o involve an buportant principlepand they foresaw and 25“1',”“ 0: ':': B e yae Maclt ';f At g m:;‘;?fie d‘x;% nour mn\:mn h‘:u O A wer to it, and the . system. It was the complete answe which wont into oporation in the Summer of 1856, and | mourned over the consequences that mustlogically follow”| 110,518 commencement) wore 310,018 01. Total eX: | notehink you have been guilty of mutiny in the sense in one whieh, if it had been®intelligently adhered to and which made vory material changes in oertain Kinds of | srom the stightest concesain. But coucsssions: wers Biittires, $195,101 10, loaving & buaico on hand of | Which tht terntis r&lly ased. Do niot, howaverslet uld have given the profits of the 1, ; o iy 1781 The subject of *ily-lighted stroots” was ‘foster s mutinous spirit. It s only insisted upon, wot & P business in this city, especially in manufactaring. These | yyudq, and the tunovation, as had been predicted, crept u:zlxba‘ ooy M‘:J“m s i'ml i o lllllml .:ufimygz. R ey ml"“ ain’s 1gm0, three hundred millions of circulation of the National changes were made to give relief to certain kinda of | oo point to point, until, atlength, we 6ee the wholo | yay,, and Gas Committee for examination and report. 'and perverseness endanger the lifo of his crew, that ance banks te the Treasury. It was the clear policy of the | ,,ucas to which the previous revenue law Was |“hrinciple quietly abandoved. Mr. Ruckle bas shownby | On motion, the City Counsel was Girected 10 insert1n | Sotions ik yours can be justitied. You are discharged. ent to have taxed the circulation of the State reatly oppressive. From October, 1862, i ftho stove pipe, and also by that of | Any bill to bé presented to the Legislature i reforence to | 1 ;GED ILLEGAL OBTAINMENT AND OPENING OF A Govtsans found to be greatly oppross! his introduction o plve, 4 48 building of pices, olause prohbiting thelr conatrus: [ve banks tomporarily out of existence, and they would | when the first collectious were mide, to Deeember, | tho rude backito the bouch on which Freeborn Garretson | ion withiu 100 feet of the termination of auy stroet. A s M’fz{",‘}n Sein. 'uufl bavesubmitted to the process in the exigen- | 1865, a period of four years angthreo months, thero havo | i sitting, that h haa Just sonse of the listorical value | report was recived from the Finance Commilttoo asking | ry. dorordant i o saleaman in Little's *hardware Lt be drawn up and presented to the Tl vel b code o i that an uct mi Yy " o hour, The Government needed andshould | poen made internal revenue collections of more than | of details in such a picture. It gains immensely by the ]‘l‘ld.‘“m' .“'1‘“_."" the transfer of certain unex- | store at No. 50 Fulton-st. He 13 charged with h“‘nfifi cies of ceived a letter lust November from a letter-carrier, w have had the field to itself. only necessary 10 | ¢160 000000, The importance of the relations of this city | agdition of these homely incidenta, 2 % 124 k., agh. North ks, “Necessity a'g NP e pended ap) atious to purposes for which tle appro- A -y " Barrett, No, 20 Beakman-it., and K , &e., agt. Northup et 'tlx:i- -\‘glg;gu:?es;;: 'é““:fif’ '»ha?l \:fil‘um::}{q:(» \l-’:.?n to the financial economy ot-the nation is made very aD- | In selocting this Ordination of Asbury for the subject of | priations had hesn o‘xllnuln i el o B g :“"'h‘mm"““"“mu;"op"“’l’ln‘""f' Foe oidaith tor Selend | somcittha TSI b 1254—Otiwell agt. ..(‘}.u-.lcl s the mu.»np'I t the exigency 15 over.” That was the fime | parent®y the statement that the revenue collections for | 5 pistoricalipainting, tho artist has of course had fn view Sl;zztdly after’the adoption of L Board ant,showed that the letter was left on Ir. Littlo's desk | 1240—Columbisa lns. Co. agt. By/1%8—The Napor gt Bebeo ot al., 1o have given the Treasurysthe benefit of the propo- | the whole country from July 1,162, to June 30, 1866, Were | a more limited andionce than the general public, since he 4 i [ 2;’;« :o letgj;f:r&e;; ;n?c‘:k-:nn il:e‘l':’goh}z %:';‘;?un:n ':fl 4 M'mm o I, Fn o3t g m sition now urged. It was ten times more important | g50,400,878. About $36,000,000 dorived from the sale of | could hardly have hoved that many persons outsideof | gy Cotifry BoARD OF SUPERVISORS.—A meet- | dosk with the mtontlon of sending It to the proper ad- 20—Coben l”_a"“-"m fans [L-1feld by Mr. Justica B D, Surre. - Cour opens st em on. 3% 72 - l 29—Cabill et al. agt. Parmer ok ol then than now. ~But the time has now long gone by | g, his account. Excluding this sum, bod, 1d be much intorested init. Yet, s % dress, but entirely forgot the matter until recently, when stamps, are lncluded 1n this ace " » | the Methodst body woul ing of the Kings County Board of Supervisors was held at | JRcE Wit S0 O Iyt MU ‘s randered the lotter for sy such action. If Government had early take and estimating the revemuo collections for the country | so loyal has ho shown himaolf to the truth of history, and | o County Court House yesterday afternoon, Suporvisor | i otsht out Joln, T D Somlaiant that tho JotteE on ofthe channels-of circulation, by suppress- 9 Y F% all bank-note cirenlation, as it might casily have | for the six month, trom July 1 to.December 31, at $140.000- | with such sincerity and cloarmesyhas he treate dthe facts | o the chair. A communication was received from | contained important matter affecting o third party, and .| 863—Gin agt. Ul ot al. 351—W hite agt. MeClean. #25—Gilbride agt. Hagbes. done, we should now have nothing but - grecnbacks | 000,000, the receipts from Now-York will thus appear to be | of the story, that the picturs can hardly fail to prove al- | the physicians of the Lunatic Asylum, in relation tothe | that defendant had Informed him (complainant) that as v case, o 2 J 2 v o cted. v o i - X of room in the institution to accommodate the in- | that was the case he thought the party referr-d to would i 866—Bull agt. ker. afloat Suppose that were the case, and we had the | more than one-eighth of the whole amount collected. | tractive to many who care but little for the event it cont L 0 i o ao e e | e e e et ot (ht et Thibansrgs s Chamsiet s Wiie m—Bm‘anfill - ing numbe + 541—Kiersted ogt. Clérke etal. | 665—De Pay agt. fl 1069—Post agt. Willie & Seaman, u—’wm agt. Lynch, Shordl. 561—Consmery ot al. agt. Dimick. | 317—MeCaffroy agt. Shede. 1053—Owen agh. Wills, %3—Asch agt. . 613—Pond agh. J f building. There are now 453 patients in | the defendant emphatically denied. The Commissioner old State banks in existence, or so many of them a8 | oo coloctions from (his city at present are fn about the | memorates. In point of technical exeoution, it botrays o the war would have left us after being shorn of their A £ e s , 1 b . 2 3 i i rtion of one-seventh of the total collection: somewhiat unpracticed hand, and in several places tho | the asylumn, and even its parlors are crowded. A com- | decidedthat the fucts trauspiring after the letter’s deliv. wers of issue, do we not sce how immeasurably | P7oPOY + 19 2 X . f {eation on the same subject was received from the | ery were immaterial ; the question was purely a legal B o emeria) sithotion would mow ba than i | The Internal Revenuolaw wont into effect in 1662, The | paiut (s rathor coarsely Laid ob, but tho composition is | wnuichtin ot Shing SIRECE OO CCrT FCrca "t | e whother the leftor having loft th custody of the is1 Eager to resume their old privileges as banks of | first collections made were at the rateof 300,000 or $100,000 | thoroughly good, and the grouping natural, while no de- the Asylom Committes, United mu{u. the defendant,if guilty of openin t, could ¥ COURT—APECTAL TERM. jssue, they would all have been to-day ready to do it | a month. In1805 the collections were af the rate of more | tail has been omitted that could add fullness and com. A rosolution was effered by Supervisor Scholes, and | be proseeuted in the United States Court; or w) e";fr-me Held by Sorm No.T3 Duagest. Court opens st 108, m. on condition of specie payments. Every one | 40 1000000 a month. The deereaso in the last Balf of | pletencss to the pictured story. In theso respects tho [iadopted by the Board, directing the Cemmitieo on Hoa- | matter should not be disposed of in the nlown‘xln 'fl ta; oty Demarer. would be on the tide of resumption, and so would e Camal to Acach m fiTth Whiok 18 acosuitied foe by £k Qeserves highgruise, and toust be cousted among riln and Nursery torx:nmln}lnlo and report on the san- | if suit was brought by complainant fa e ates ”t__.. " ol on. S the great body of their customers‘and the public; for | 1966 18 equal to about one-fifth, work descrves highgraise, A Laty gondition of the nurser® building and inmates, aud | Courts, whether Lo should not, bring 16 against the Gov- | T—ueltrer agt Saeltzer. 153-—Somm Ademe m% that resumption in such a case would be | the reduction of taxea. the very fowshistorical pictures, rightly so called, that | th t¥neas of the keepers and nurses; the number of in- | ernment for the carelessness of its agent, the letter-car- F bk el e ""g“’% bank expausion. llo“l' different is_the actual state THIRTY-SECOND DISTRICT. bave been painted In America. We should like to seeit um:';;; h"od :?::i«':fi'n{r'; ':'-‘;5';%.;”;:-:.‘:;:‘:‘1‘:;;’3:‘.’:—' :t:’l;n";l"hu Commissionor Will lvu\l’er Lis decision this | TEZERRMES oA Porm Pek. Co. of the case. Nearly every National Bank expanded ;X‘.h?’ T;tll'fi);auo:ozn,: ‘:«;f"f.“'c':ul-'c'fl'-:" nm.,..{ HNow Y;:lr:;l"" in n place befter suited to ita deserts, either in Mr. Der- o number put out Lo D, A rosolution; D, Scholes | © Awsiatant"United States District-Attorney B. K. Phelps Htk’dxf:#fi:‘-:’. s m—wflm [y %o the failing point, and every: one (with of course | Which Bberidan Bhook is cotloctor, wid 5 15 GURRE | i ow and handsome gullery, or in that of Mesurs. | stated that he wnderstood that tho nursery wasina hor- | for the Government ; D. O. Birdsaltfor defendant. | o Danbamn agt. Nowsil 126 Williaas, gt Bylos. honorable exceptions) is opposcd to any contraction fhio Statéa of the Union—Massachusetis, Pennsyivanin, | Miner & Somervillo. Wo could spare a fow hundred | rible condition, ' 'the ~children MIORHAE Strom, IMB1|7 e EME OOURT~BRiRNAL TRRR-Tan: Doy e R thu.:‘buh‘- of the facilities by which they are all earning from | ()0 "and Nlinois. Thia district compriscs the First, square foot of foreign make-believe art for the pleasure of fl‘.‘y.f""..".l:{"{ ";,vf,';".'fi::',‘,'.:‘in','.‘,; /.fiflm'fl .:m.‘f, G heert EME COURT-Grxgmst, 1 T "“},"_:‘,,":‘h".‘:;";m }fl:mwlm 12 to 24 per cent per annum. The whole National | gocond, and Fourth Wards of the city. 50 few pereons re- gystem i3 at this moment a gigantic | sidein this district that the taxes on incomes do not une bistoric pictate, puinted | sive yeay d died. DECISIONS. o~ N Ciattman Littie and Suporvisor Clark stated that they | Case heard at November Term by Justices Ingra- KUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS, seeing in & good light oue ge Conrt opens a8 10 a.m. Call of the calendar at 12 m. s Ressevsd sasme. o from an A obstruction to an approach to specie payments. But | amount to $25,000; but its great revenue is exp) ined by | by auAm v and Supe Iarh staped (ink ¢ . i i 0, 1 ove things the fact that it is the very center of the finance and €0 had rocently visited the place, and found tho children | ham, Clerks and Bsnard) y/ cale ;::nml' u(‘s:‘('ll:\llll‘:z’oc:’}::{r“llx‘v‘l‘.-‘: f‘(',',",{:i':‘,‘,’,‘.’,:;k,,‘,'“",‘-‘.‘,;,.‘i‘; ¢ the country. 1n (his distriot accouuts are ki : crwiad i oo s iy’ Veelated that chey wore | MEvard A, Eiu act, The Montaia Mil Co. et al.— ) o et i Gt 5 is wanted to get back to specie payments. | With about 18,00 persons. - The f aro the total THE LANS 0, obliged to beat u speady rotreat. The food of thn inf .;. 8 | Ovdex reversed with costs. Opinion by Barnard J. <t gy 'g)‘c:l tr::c:;:nu;“nnt;::l e would ulnll:' nmlkt} » bad | Tevenue collections of the lstric are, ainos the Iu- ——pee it was :l""“"l' ‘"“d'"': l"':‘“"‘ :‘flm‘::r:'“'%." wit M‘:‘: ;’,‘.‘w {ases heard by Justices Clorke, Mullin and Elfnhnm: The cal iy X \ taraal Boveuus law weas into o DR, HEBBARD'S SIXTH LECTURK—~TIEATMENT OF THE | SUROSPhere, whe o ction (hy 4 W, . 8loan et al. agt Plerre . Van W c‘!‘i fldsmw — option of thoe resolution (by o vole of ;23 to 1) the Board | wen micd with coats. Opinion by Clerke matter worse. And for this reason: It would d Collection iy three months o wrive the country ih its approach to resumption of all Collections of 1863 BKIN AND THE MATR. adjourned ing. 2 Nos. - [Eok Tacilitios whatever, based on bank sssues. | Collections of 16 R R § — : oD umor—Judgment allirised with costs. | ME~The Cooper Used ke st Vnless it is proposed to establish permanently the Collections of 1865, On Saturday evening Dr. Hebbard delivered the Crey Covrr CaviNpar.—Tha folowing is the | omiaion by Muiin J, Bourke. ‘.:us\umo(tlm country on.the rotten. foundations of Coliectious of 1508 sixth hwlu'w of his |'om.~;< u: lmm..-:‘-_,m. "llh:lu:m Ino- 0+ of thia BidokiTs OHF OeuiE dom90-047; TANME, an hle ot agt. 1. T Martin et mi—Decreo el 2 Saoppe . s i Do g Ny : ement, Cooper Instituts, Theas lectures ar o P " | o Surrogate reversed with costs, and proceedings remit- | zun. e et s mada, rieeded nfi:fi(:l,l‘tel:‘::n:l:: tx::‘?:.\.'?tx’:"«\mw;z'n'::(‘;‘x?v;:,l:: The Fourth District, of which J TR :’:,:'.:,',l,';" Son e b ouhd B hadod Joralt wio oluls 100 Cmmer-dow: I, Do Bl RS MySEr Wy G500 8.1 fog ::dsfl‘r‘.. ato with dire t;:;uu Tt another accounting g?_fifilmafl s ':‘“"l m—md‘a-k o vl r 1 and C. P. Va Assessor, co 5 o u g clusive, 43, 7, 18 A > : - . and got them outof the way, and Jet their place bo | 81 A Waria. Tho m turing business | wish to presorve good health. The subject of the lecture 5 C— bohad. Ovinion by MU T2 Ostten ot —Jodguns Tolls agh. The "hg:m'fi,h.r"‘““,._ taken by coin or hofes of sp banks. There | G¢50 Glstrict is very large. In the Spring of 186, Pro- | on gaturday was Wich the Doctor | BrOOKLYN Mowtaviry.—The total number of | cihs H uetC Sk Glion by Mullin, 3., Clerke, ., | 241~McGake agt. Huster. ents 6t Figm PaRT IL—Adjourned wutil Thursday nect. OURT OF COMMON PLEAS—TRIAL TERM. Panr [—idjourned to Wednesday nest. Aontha In the City of Brooklyn during the week ending | dissentin, arly $500,000 per : 2 waa 187, Of these, 24 were the victims of consamp- ard Matthews agt. John B. Hobby.——Jndgment re ciroulation | vious to the o one-haif was upon nf for the | month were is a0 idea that we can keep gr after resumption of specie pavment: There are 600,000,000 treated substantiolly as fo of the new 4, of which nearly business wants of country., Never was there a | clothin e thots issued in the dia- | cells in the lungs that, it spread ont, would cover a sur- vorsed and new tialotdered ; costs to abide eveut. Opin- greater ecror. This is impossible unless the Govern- . The total collectio follows: face 7 L as large s m.-l hum.in‘ "?,“",’ and mnlx_..»u.. | ‘m»l P orila, 13 of scarlet fever, 11 of tl;unl« ot | {on by Clerke, J. D Pakt L—Adjourued -::;m w:m. ment tarns banker, and issues its notes for mercantile ¢ ‘\l(u':mnw n; ';Lr.v‘u w : 3114‘1:0: .'..: llu;:w Ll"‘-'::'.:;'l the hllv;:;l:ln;‘- ':m‘",:‘“- d .u‘hml :;- :l’ oy .\“:;A“'n: o “1'-:-3 h{:lml a': January term by Justices Leonard, Arxer, J. Conrt opens at 108 m. WA s « = “ollections of ’ 169,138 & " one another; K o “lerke and Ingraham. . »?w:« In no ";!lyr \;"‘.\ o?!. it {i?\l;""l"L - "“',l‘.'[lfi“l" Collections of 1464 outaide is éroup, -l,}-mnm-‘ of the docensed we Frod'k Mead agt. Pacifle Coal Co,—Order reversed with agt. Mooney. R e b Wbt Py, nncossision of, SERde BI(. commierce, LA, Of Collectio lung fever, & resnlt. Indigestiblofood irritating | mninder wor costs and order mads correspouding with opluion. Opin- 1B—Gioetting agt. Schwarts . o - - T Colloctions of 186 . e the stomach and mucous coatings will be refloctod upon " » ngraham,J. 17—Cockroft agt. Cosaor. course, it will uo:.‘dr‘» Thus it ms}l\l:s'l.f an- ‘mllllye il 1 tings will b floc tod fon by Ingral %) . 'f confined to its disbursements, which will often be FIETH DISTRICT. the outaide, and bumors of virions kinds will be the Charlos Goodyear agt. Tho®Phenix Rubber Co.; The 18—Terry agt. Downing. where money is not wanted, when it is not watted, The Fifth District, of which Joseph Hoxio is Coll resuit. AN ladies who would lave fair ki Sp——N———— Tribune Assoclation agt. The Mayor, &e.—Orders affumed 19—Bray agt. Porty-secoud ot & and in suma either too great or too small for business i so8 Lhe Seventh cannot be too of their di, R i with coats. Opinions by Ingraham, J. R Co. requirements. Then the aggregate annnal nundy, rds. Manufacturers are | The skin his thre L NEW-JERSEY NEIWS. Ben). Markset al. agt. Ben). u.]iaduu.—omcumnned n_u.fi.:"."', even if it could be judiciously distributed, would be | taxed $100,000 a month, thus paying about two-thirds of - — with costs. Opinion by Leonard, J. Borhu agt. Saadford totally inadequate to the wants of the community. 00 sunameof She Dintntot e e G Mertixg oy RIPARIAN OWNERs.—A meeting of | e National Bank of the Metropolls agt. Oreutt. Order 25~ Highes Agt, Uoto T the experiment would be that the s \ e > “ B 5 affirmed with cosis pinfon by Clerke, J. The upshot of perim ould be that ‘nts are sssessed shots owners wis held at Taylor’s Hotel, Jorsey City, yes- |~ Tho Peoplo agt. M. Kag.—Judgment roversed, ® ik oM CECTIS gresubncks would be returned wmuch faster than they could be issued, and the conntry would fiad itseif transacting its whole business, not only on a coin basis, but actually with g con ecirenlution mainly. Hard money men wonld iave no objection to this. But such a process is not to give the eountry the - 5. . beneflitsof a paper currency, which it fecls it requires, Collections of 136 . but to rob it of those benefits. ""‘ “yl _“‘“{ K alwuys bo avoid So much, then, for the proposition to substitute | -5 Tho SLxth District, of which M. 1t botor S8 | 43, Ontes ok greanbacks for the notes of the banks, while wo are | joms I Cleveand At on - | powdered A trying to find our way back to specie puyments. tures awmount (o about $1, Such an exchange would only be a hind 8 it would be a sure means of increasing the mercantile pressure as we approached that k"m{ for the reasons now given. - For good or for evil th: systewn will stand for the District are as fol- D. Bulen.—Order affirmed with terday, at 11 o'clock . m., to take such action as was A E. Lalng smed necessaty to protect them from such Logislative | 00305 fr. Murphy’s bl in the | with costs. Opi ro were about 100 own Charlos Gool o od 18 impoverished store the r. Claanse the I and water. To stop the haj £ tartar emetic | often to keep means should CRIMINAL COURTS. > = Clerke, J. COURT O] VE! TERMIN Wm. W. Ladd ot al.—Judgment ; L’ [FM:')‘\’E“I’:. AIA::MI 53 2 ipally from Hudson County, Opinion by Ingraharn. 2 . Cupt. Howe of . 0 bard y)—:mi‘nm:.k o A Grand Jury was impanneled in this Court yestar. C. Brown Secre- | ment afféirined with costs. Opluion Ly Leounard, J., ln: iy to fiud indictments on criminal complaints, attend ored (o following reso- | graham, J., dissenting. (:’pmlon business, and other mazters. vm;" will be STREFT OPENINGS. A motion was mad: nfirm the report of the Com- | charged on their exact duties by the Court this morning. missionors of Katin Assessment in the gnatter of | According to the -u{lemrm of the District-Attornay, Savonty A-at. from Fourths to Telith.ave thers are cases enough te keep the Court engaged foe ns thereto having been witiilrawn. The co hree weeks or longer, He announced several murdee & w+ | and manslaughter cases, which were assigned separats attar of opening Avanue | days for trinl or disposition. Two perjury cases are Also d the court adjournefl | on'the Calendar which involve important issues. Mr. Hait % and Mr. Bedford will appear as prosecuting uhm‘: SIONS—TIIE TAX LEVY OF | To-day, besido the charge of tho Court,gthe cases of J n fulling v rou p and | he rele wn of the color of true skin, and 13 called (he_cutis rero. When bolled {t makes when tanned, leather, 1t is full of blood-vessels, if all were colled into » mass, would be Jarger than rt itself, and o (01l of neryes, thstall pat togeth- er would sk s Jurger than the bralu, Therefors, of this org i Dence the philoso’ -ix Interesting The third i rectly regulates the righte of the o vues " Oue o gatos of $1, . ca appointed at o pravions meeting re- ported sa Tarur of loming 80, associafion to. which all adjourn the Viparian owners in the State ted 1o become mem- orin was grunte bers by subseribing to the articles of association, The to the 18th Inst, at ) the existing ban esent without Collections In three months of 1902, Collections of 1863 TS Collections of 1564 modifieation becanse it will be seen that it would be “olle: folla ¢ lesnen were than olocte NOTES OF GENBRAL TE! 2 highly injurions to the business interestsof the cont | Concoyions of 1663 Lions—ss ater, the fuman | fotlow e uamed gentiemnen ware the elected permanent | 30455 50 Sl MUAILNTS 0 B OBEAINKD. AGAINST TUE | Winn, charged with forgery, and Michacl Connor, chiargu S . S0 OOuN Collections of 1866................., 1 perspl ry I L CITE WITHOUT AN OVRIATION TO MEET THE jewith i sl hot, will be called ‘The lr{ to disturb it. Indeed the idea of oversetting itin SEVENTH DISTRIC * wniles of pore Buskirk ; Counseior, CLADE STILL IN THE TREASURY » - ih carrying a slupg-s| "fi called on. T i A - i . 2 't iles of porea, - LaIM STILEL mainder of the week will be devoted to the following o Aunlllman'l\l‘fnrlmxhr just at the wmoment it is The Seventh District, of which W out of 7 pou iy ey m -4 Fbo Lripane Assosiation agt. the Maror, ke. cases: On Wednesday—Patrick Burton, Bernard Gaffoey, fuirly afloat, will not bear respectful characterization. | lector and Mcrwi Brewer Asseasor, col c of the bi re closed, these impurities remain itten to consist 013 | This wad a elaim for advertising for the city prior | jony Daly, John Keily, jry William McBlair, assauit aud But one thing Congress might do, and ought to_do. | E d o 000 | 1 the biood, and break ont 1 pimples, bumos to the Act of 1366, 1 admitted that the work was | jar 'John Dowdell, Thomas Gowen, James Carboy, 1t ought to force the banks to a redemption of their | locnnes of vupious | echore are many | the skippor fasten upou th 1%, the lungs, amiL other | o1 sints voR TrrmoAL LIQUOR SriLING.—Yes. | 3000 8R4 the money due, bit Ko propr o e oA hg | carrying & slungthot, On Thursday—Fatrick Keaney, some central 1y o o oo g Mg J o sity of bathing, Al | » unexpended in the hands of the Controller to pay it. The | Henry Waguer, assault and_battery; C. H. Voorhees, jiect of difficulty we kuow, but not imprac o kg o At o l:}h".u. it .::l).'nn T .I.,; health and forenoon severnl cilizens appeared before Re- |m-lnh'm L W) l:mllun lor' Judgment, they saylog | robbery; W. W. McCormick, Matthew Monahan, W. M. o i ® heg o e 3 ey herw 08" o occasion fur giving * P s - crred com. | 10t the act did not apply to actions coummences y er, d larceny. On Ko.mensure would do mare {0 insure & healthful | Collootions of 1083 children creary of tutar or liimsions te phys- Aulridgo of Hudson City and preferied com- | jofe'iiy passage. - The iotion was deatod, and the %:2;’;5‘;‘:,’,‘.”.‘{,‘5};;;‘,{;‘,‘..‘;..".",‘.‘,;,,fl:," i fo ont, the blood, if ro kept clean, | Plaints ag On the prominont purts of he fuce, In the fexlons of the | OF 5K Jointa, in the armpils, &e., are linde oil wells called KIGHTH DISTRICT. sebacious follicles, which secrete | rABLA Ware is Tho Eighth District, of which M. L. Harris is Collector; | with which (o ubricate Uwso parts. 11 thfs s not washed | They witl be fined § and A. J. BlocckeraAssessor, comprises the Fighteanth, | off it will become runcid, concio foul. A persons on charges | plaiutiffsappealod. Mr. Justice Ingrabam holds that the r urors Frederick Lukie, John | act applies not to actions but to judgments, and hence no lo:l’::l ‘“{{‘;,‘}":'{, fimfii,{:m{:"fi,:ze ?y?h':,‘,i White, ck Lyou, and Jobn Manning. | judguent can bo recovered gafnst the city for any claim | Benjamin Coe Wandell, Marcellus N. Dunn, am H A for (heir arceal, and i€ found guity | on contract whatever “ except npon proof in opei court | Wisner, Willinm . Aunan, Oliver 11, P, Brush, Michal J. for the first offeuss. that the amount songht to be recovered in said Judgment | Brooks. David M. Turnure, Williatn Foulke, Li - still remains unexpended iu the City Treasury,” &c. Order | Roe, Charles H. Haswell, Jose ,n,d_b,,h."fl"o,' finm Withers, William P. Berkmoun, Humil- aclion in the channels of eirculation thag this, and Collections of 1654 nooe s mors needfal. At present the baltk circula- P tion is a perfect Dead Sea. It is slimy from stagna- tion. Banks issue their quota of notes and never sco them afterward. Being vever called upon to redeen, ves in readiness to redeen they nover hold,thems - othif i i I | Twentieth and Twenty first Wirds. Twelve thowsund | d 1 for pert . , o ) ¢ In : Y .- A J Jerke cone ! conc! < ; Notliing breeds unsound bavking like this. A law | LECEG D0 Ltowe taxes lise in this Dtric One | (he sunlight. Thonaaids of women are d3me. for o AN EX-ALDEROAN ISDICTED YOR ARsoN.—Ex-Al | afrmed. Mr. Justice Clerke concurs in tho conclusion | Reyholds. Willi v com i -Hling interior bauks to provide for their circ - - ’ men wre dying for (he Noyr " low ¥y ince tepreses 0 other grounds. ton R, Searles, ( s B. Corucll, James H. Pinknay, : g inerehant paid taxes on an fneowes of 610 22, te o ¢ .. Noyes, who a few years since tepresented RIGHTS Tatina-at commercial centers, would Arain theso Stag- | 1ace s m it nn oalenod o 'mmb"a#&m 2. 1n | wautof thivele Ho made them ulso 10F the air, | |0 | 0N Sy g el | MAKRIED WOMEN'S RIGHTS—LIABILITY OF RAILROAD | Coruelius C. Cilga o s of papermoney, and create something Hko | smie roatand for cotiietion this Tenre The !llllfl;“X“ ! '.“ :.n :nvfi‘_\ ;n'u-'-:u Msould be u it uost w ard o v |}u 'ommon Couneil 10! COMPANIES—AN IMPORTANT DECISION, R g a howl i current. This step i ssential, and | are the tob collection "6 Sl an by e Iuga; Sherriure the rioting shoud B 56 | ot el Conalr adar tha rm e Tat remiecs ' e Lo L LR 00 THE TOMBS POLICE COURT e . < . he to L ¥ 3 othing should 1 a8 | of Essex under the following circamstances : In | The argument in this case, which 1s an lmportant 4 itisto b ‘ul’w;r“]a(\lu![fn:\qo“;\l("h"l operated | :n};n ::mm i ‘x' months of 1862...... $134,004 11 POroNs a5 passible, 8o a5 Lo wdmit the atmospheric oir to | December, 1864, % 10 Mr. Noyes, | one, wan reported quute fully i THE TRIDUNE. The case [Befure Justice Dowling.] 1000 by 10 sl ek bostllty af the beeks, willnot be | Calloctione st 1063 000 42| the skin. Clothing shonld bo wusbed often, and that | and located in o lo waburned to the | arosebut of n clatm for upwaed of $3,000 for baggage ot | A Distoxest CLerk.—During the past thres or ept fro -« advancing thi ittle the_right Conections of 1885 worn throngh the day shonld not be used fn the | ground with all ite contents. Ths building and stock | the plaintiff,which fncluded hor wearing ...p...-.-‘Y'..ua four months the i ot Mcssrs. Oukley & Hoos, direcition Congress would take a great stride in the s night timo. 4 shond be clevated, and | Veere insured or $e2,00, which sune wis collected by Mr. lost by colision on the Pennaylvania Rail- " s 5 ¥ +if it would adopt a Mool | e O I s bibit, or essentially liwit, bank | Tye Ninth Distriet, of which an is Collector, and | were adyisable. o payments are resumed. 80 | Homner Frankii, Atsessor, ennbruces he Taelitn Ko | me i iath e long as the banks*are permitted to divide sums vary- | teenth, and Twenty ond Wards—the upper part of | inste of wareot i ing from 12 to 24 per cent among their stockholders | Manhattan Islaud. “The moderate revenne of this dis- | moweter wd annnally, as the results of their paper issues and kite- | trict is derived about equally from icome, general busi flyJmg operntions, it is ot difficult to per noss, license, &¢.. The totul callections were obstinate enemies of reswnption they will be. If the; O wore prohibifed from using their coormous profits | CoLections of 1463 either in the way of loans or dividends, they would | Collections of 1965 ur or five | Noyes, and in the Spring following he removed to Bing- y below rendered a verdict for the plaintiff | 40ing business at No. 184 Washivgton-st., have missed oy Wt 1 A alt ‘z)"lr"':'lu‘;”y :mml New. \"ruk.vd o e o :ml!nhl-lul lhlm«-l,f n ihe full amount .;‘r her '.'»luun. T)m'dfi:ll-l .u: ap- | large quantitics of butter and other articles from s fu t of taking | business. Some two montha ngo be received o lottor from | pealed, the points taken ou the argument ng that & e g . These wero advisedsoa German i . Nowark. . who . had eformarly | wife Rornalia, i.o..jowels aud wearing apparel, | thelr store. - Recontly, Detoctives Bennett and Cople s porsous. Place ther' {head w his employ at the comb fae- | the gift of her hushuid, reialned his property, aud the [ SiFCRR I O QL OISR REE Srae on, and it will | tory, tn which b was Aistinetly charged | husband was the proper person to bring smt; that the | o mlwn::l mnn--mli that he had stolen the the 'wotld over, icd the torch o and burned his own fac- [ Company ad limited its Liability by a clause’ contained | g BUNNEr, PSR B0 I0 AG secure the wount for which it was in- | on atickot for the Central N, J. Road? sold to her by their | ot S 5 M CRFRES o R e farther stated that only hinveltand & | agent at the saie tme 4a tie ticket which was sold for o by e Sy Slafor ognizantof the crime, und | their own , which they claimed wus a contract be- | 60 g o0l b L ulL- o b e es dnsuf- | if he (Mr. N.) would visit Newnrk, and pay (o theia a'stip- | tween the plaintiff and defendants that the latter should | $.0ves and L e m,-; v 3 -4 i northeeasters, | ulated sum of monoy . the fucts concerning 14 should never | not be liable beyond certain sum. tore Justice Dowling at theTonibs Police Conrt. “‘h do- o months of 1562 £00,1 should b dr L not unde 04,1 soon be foreed ont of their hostile Collections of 1856 g - Ko digh 3 o e 4 1 iea” Diph- | b lo public. The gentl de ply te q r he plac & valu- i » @ > | " ph mado pu! 5 e gentloman made no reply to the 1t was furthér claimed that the placing of suéh valu. > Though the indicaiions in Conz e that that | _ SEMMARY. 1l ., Lay their < upon them thas | wit Tetter, byt immedutely sent It $0 B3, Court: | able hagkage in ¢ e e e e | fault of bail, thye prisonees were committed for trial. It body i3 restive nnder the policy of contraction, it is o total collections in each District since the Tnternal | exposed, and wh 1 g = sl 4 | i . So ipposed it the butter taken by Harmeling amounts, I ol Sebzs B 1l o law frst went ito ope p posed, d, | land Parker, Prosccator of the Piens of x County, | notice of its value, of fraud on tiein, which %o 1,600 worth, He dispoded of & portion nevertheless committed to that policy by the proceed- o la went itto op nLare s follows : Toabloon i the OVE, Leso poot g waking for advice ns to the most proper course for him o | estopped the plantitf fre o iy 9, o e ol e R i e 8 of the last session. And it canuot escape this A he Lovd i the Lord hath take pursue in the matter. Mo Pucker in reply adyised him to tr. Justice Cle deliveréd the opinion of the o — Noj (his is the oints, and decides that under the A BATCH OF INEBRIATES.~On Sunday the Twenty- ruhier of the fmocents.” | come to Newark at the commencemont of the January | G cipher compared to this. o torm of the Lasex Conuty Courts, wil Sulject: | Grand Jury w with g writer of the black-mail let e the Grand committal. 1t is not likely a majority could be got to reverse this action, but if it could, the psury Departmentfand the yeto power would probably frus- tx?‘lo the attempt. strick out of the act of 1860 | geventh Precinet Police arrested over 50 persons whi aint against e |t ts from the husband, the wife can v N v o S Vi - did a3 Mr. Parker | receive her paraphernalia from husband as & gift, | fmProved the opportunity afforded them of visiting Jer- fter hearing his | subject to the rights of creditors, and, having so received | sey City and having their fill of lignor to become “de- ravages of cholera are d go before the | Tonight the seventh el B B h may not connt on Congress immediately oeperiods specified : > i sy . side - oy PrRE ourt- tiirther on the direct line of resmmption, wo | - Colleckions in three montls of 182... STATISTICS OF PROSTITU 1.~ erst - ; 1 'the writer of tho lefter before | them, can sie for them o thoir valu, AN to the second | videdly drunk. As soou as they emerged from the C Py anteetatn the ) Bt that hedobt, W6 | Coliections of 143 ! Tho persons pot- | ghon, togdther with threa other witneases, who swore so | point, Rilroad Companies are subjoct to | landtst, ferry gut were arrested and T"yun enter J::I l'"' ?lpc t',:'. !m hor will gra- SRR s o S« eeeee soually interested in the business of prostitution in this | positively us to the jiullt of Mr. Noyes that a3 in- | the same y which the law has always mo- | locked up fo the night in the Station-House, Yestorday nally come to the ligiht on the whole subject, and Colloctions of 1 city, and whoMiave invested woney i suppoit of the | dicted for azson and the letter-winter ermitted to go free. | posed ¢ v, and are therefore insurers of | they were hrought hefore Jus Dowling at the Tombs, ush forward in some of the dircctions indieated. Collections of 166 retinag & | The trial is set down for Fr L and as the | the safe goods intrusted to them for tgans- | Who fined them $10 each, Those who were unable to pay l’(c‘_m R coninon 1tecit thasoughly: of Collections »lm‘ et trade, are divided o optnion as (o t 00 0F | py-Alderman has Litherto sustained on irveprow dents, which no hulan | Were committed to the Tombs, desira coin Newurk s of leglslation upon the subjoct. Those who | cheact ped Auring his resid 0wk the buildings in which they reside carry on the | 88 an elder in oue of the leadlng clitre business, favor a Liw which will ent off the mulfitude of | be Jargely attended. mmaller aud rented hovses, and which will prevent the d —-— BUr Y 3 “ateeet-walkers” from ply in; weation. The Intter his right to indemnit T0is distinetly so ¥ lmit this vosponaidility [Bekure Justios Slogesn.) owner of the goods or the THE ALLEGED INDECENT ASSAULT—THE COMPLMNT ¢ a valnable comsideration walving | Dismissen.—On Friday last Tur TRIBUNE published the ot do so by any 1 particulars of thegarrest of Mr, William Linthicum, a mer- the_fact that we havemot to come to, but that we are Total collection alréady in, 8 money crisis, a crizis precipitated by The following tables gone events not subject to control: a crisis the country Revenuo collections for the various distri must face, and through w it must pass, and for the entice ¢ the year 1862 =4 they wil not be far from reaching the conclusion that 2 Essex Covnty Counts.—Th al of Thowa y nclusion, th it 02 o 7 class, on (he other hand, ure in trepidaion 1est the Tegie | ESSEX COUNTY Courts.—The trial of Thomas A. | placed on a liekel, or ciseichere, even when sueh not p 3 the sooner we are throngh with it the better. There “fl,mfl.l-% - 00,762 14 1ature showld take frow’ them the mod ”;:u:‘;ihl:'ll:;\:.g:l Colé, n school teacher WAS COmIenee )bru"!l"l 1o the Knoirledge of those whose persons or whose | chant tailor, "‘""{S bw f property they wnder y. In the caso before us | 8iding at No. it is, by which they earn theft ( To'obtuin proper statisfics i Anne Case; has been pluck enough and endurance enpugh to fight "1 3 064,017 2 the country through a horrible war, and to abandon o o A - 1,100,976 97 the Court of Oyer aud T SWark yeat there was 1o sich contract, nor was there any notice on chinrged in the indiet- | the tickets to be vsed on the de nts' road. On the A to prostitution in the attempt to do it on peace principles. It is a faix 465,261 48 the cily is n tior of importaice. following atutis- | Manslanghter. The detendant mmn%.m are enough of the same qualitics 1,700,500 42 : ~i:-:n|nllwl by those h o siopal duties haye | meut with cruclly whipping a young son of Mr. Alnrrlhnm ] :~»1‘x1hl \\i‘n‘ln otler tick “{x:""\""m “r‘“"u’l'l‘l:h‘:nk:"n“sl:‘m arry § 9,668 9 adest i st with the evil, are believed to be (- Voorhees on the th of November Inst, from the effects s ugtuf, but which were to be used on the New- © case for exan . et to carry it throngh the mire of paper money in 9,508 iuadedbion onvetsant will fio ovil, ase belleved o be [ Yoorhess on thelsthot Novomber.lust, from the affects Irond; And Which Wero auetvby thas etcase was called up, and Mr. Lithicum’s house- per and nepliew were ealled upon for testimony in re- Lmitiag the/lie gird to the case. AS the defenso had no witneses to ich we are now w. ing, 0 — o & 1 i - which wo & allowing, and got us out onto | w0 THULIG T WIBM0TG T Tue. 410,628,667 67 | T the Fitst Ward {ier trions orf the 218t Mr. Voorheos, | Company, there was o 33 honses, contatning 150 in bard footing. Dist. i ) 7 o anized i . e 1563, n i wich il sts. The | the fatl L testifted as to his condition from | bundved dollars, unless extra fare should be Wa do uot want to be McClellanized in our | xXX1r.. §isro0r 78 $10. 290971 50 . st of the proprictor uirich and Lilwrty-ta, Tho | B e ot tho whinping untll Ais death, and two. of the | thero is not the slightest doubt that. the bring for tlie W0agistrate, afler carefully reading the finances, a4 we were in onr war, by a fear to move V.. L A,445,596 36 | the houses are most] ported by seafaring u Dility of th ndants remaing 1w full fo evidence, concluded to dismiss the case. Mr. Linthicnm ¢ 1ce or not, defendants are liable as com- | then stated that the counsel for the prosecution had call 4,020,76214 8,446,158 60 1,821,381 63 which they sald Wity very sovero 3,064 42 | In the Second, Thicd aud Fourth Wards there Y Il case will probably be gigeén to the jury to-d: 1,400,497 42 | 5 houses (among whic guilty of ne upon him, and intimated that*for a consideration it could Y Yo olds that “ the kind | b settled, but that he had deelined to submit to aoy ox- lest somebody should get hurt. The reseurces of the country are vast. The world is full of the precious ive 3 values. /] 67 1,626,384 91 670,998 24 oatly in Water, . Cherry, Olive One-8L4. o — w-&:‘:n;‘lm tfli‘n“ (i'::;.tfinx:glig!n ‘nl. “vhi; st e Y s 21 %6 houses ha ve e e and T!m‘lrlilft:'ef:'"" DEATH OF A WELL-&NOWN CriizeX.—Mr. John Ffin. | S04 atiatity wioed ,.‘,';",’;',‘",'.',“flg"h,'.',',‘ffi“{fi."{,e'_ ) sy e L s o, i res il o gt ol e Seehlges ara of & | Wty formerly an Alderman from the Seventh Ward, | cunlary el s Dsiion i ooty and, we JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT, deoma o P e i “} e ontio oF the Covend | Total..HEHOTTS 24 T84 G Tuc. 8189164 3 | (horong ixed Sl Fhe at tendance ranges 5om | and o Mamber of the State Legislatitre o few yents sine ::‘:.V'_l:“ll l;;";‘q,',:f;“fl‘,‘,::‘{"'o‘;l',',;'g:"'r‘;““.; (Before Justice Dodge.] prolon, b night. Qiedd il iy rosidence i Newark yestorday, aged o8 years. 1ty, by (he Jury ; andastheyhad | CRUELTY TO ANDMALS~John Schmidt was com- - (oken hef .t . ment with, when a plain and open, though it | XXXIT.$10,20,871 50 610,783,001 69 Inc.. $453,160 10 | ~ Tho Filth Wasd wus f 1y the aristocratic quart mo) may be & congh Foad, will lead it ont of its compiica- 1V G668 50 | TERAIA0T Doo. BARSHE 43 | of the women of th towar i et Hoar e auarter : N S .| deciiled the apparel to bo uecessary for the plaintiff on | mitted, fo detawlt of §300 bail, to auswer the ehargo of tions. 5 LANIEL 63 1,844,608 20 pasia aud Awonjina grove n i thoenvy | Dearns 15 Newarg.There wero bak 87 deatha in | the journey, their verdict muat uot b Alsturbed. Judg- | yaving on y craell his horse, while en. Tt'is ttie policy of sloth, of timidity, of weakness 00578 9 435,467 13 3 hetr mote. dagrally inl’] g e £BVY | newark Inst week, thres of which wers caused by con- | mwnt uffuied. e P g i bt £ B g By B to postpone s Thing, “when we AT 1 R aiiaaR Sho A = up-dovit,” pud i SUPERIDR. COUEYs GRalh | REsin &sBebnes | PSS po % and the sooner it is done IX gomewer dmms s ponanh, Weet. Hosegrors. l‘;‘m;; mlxml.r ln; m‘h‘l‘l‘;“.;- - 5 b T Justices GARVIN, MONELL, and MCCUNN. ALLEGED LARCENY.~Thomas Lyon was eommitted, i ! I e | bout 70 inmates. T T L RAILROAD PICKPOCKETS. THE STATUT FEAUDS. default of $900 bail, to answer the charge of aviag stolos Total... 457,108,481 68 5,108,587 72 Dec. 1,451,525 8 | [ ".fi Mrl“uh :’::lrtl;ha nnmber of these howses haa like: | T e Katior of Tas 3. Y. Trivewe. 2 L.i.;‘,t n”-...r..\. i bn.’fi ..:e.--ut & @ sot of harness, valued at $24, the m g.?n s wise decrogsed duing ti; t S W ot tha SN i ho com o hat defendant made two by No. 150 West Twenty- L. BOW AL S RRIDARDS, ot S aaar, thore Doing |: Sins Whan may wo expeot that something will be [ L, SRS s, dated November 3, 1643, for euch, i v gty e EorEiGN TRAVEL—The statement bas boon made | beth and Mullwrry ain., wud containing avoit 0 sipsates, | 1006 toward breakting up the gangs of piek-pockets that | LVable respective!V At sx and twelye months; t and widely copied that so great was the rush of proapect- In the Beventh Ward thiere are about 13 honses, iocated | infest the Thirdave. cars. Last evening o gang of these | plalntiff bronght wctloft ppon the first note, which action ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT. {vo truvel to Europe, aud especialiy to the Paris Expos. | "3 the " Hook and contuining o0 inates. rowdies fillod the rear platforny; on requesting one of | way appealed tthe Court of Appeals ; thyt in 1860, while Territorics, which are an- " Mm‘ S adiee o f Tho Eighth and Fourteonth Wards are the great conters | them to move forward and let mo pxu out, he refused to | gaid action,was pending in the Court of Apj plain- (Bedore Justice Shandles] ? nually pouring ove the country, créate fotally new | UoB: that all berthain out-golug steamors have been en- | of prostitution, these being 110 houses within their mite, | do 8o, bitt asisted” the gaug outaufh to prevent tuy 6L | ttt directedd a suit 1o be commenced on tho socond note, | ATTRMPY AT LARCENY.—Mrs. Betty Nathan of No. conditions fok us. - Without tlio Sgolden flood of the | St of Moo of tho seading lines thas this stataiment 1a'] thorsamin ‘of sererr s, Theco arw uiso bere soua | ting out Ul wateh Wad LoVt o ereont A kily folt the | and o notified defendant, who, to induce plaintiff 0 | ;5" Norfolk-st, on yesterday prefewed & charge against . o o ver-cont «d my | forbear suit, and in consideration thereof Jast 18 we ha: to accept paper money | unfounded, and that the travel at present is scarcel 58 18 thees wide m furmshed ion 9' unbuttoning "f,y 'l'l :n l?m‘ rlml un;: A\ E ~ MeClure, them of hav- “J:"" oty oo Tl | e Lo e b Y | romus in theae Wards and emsurt with tieves and v o 58 thoy find it & phaintiff to pay said note without action, If judgment m:?g.gmm-!“mh-_m e gy ey L tents. The two men Wers 00in- money-drawer of its con 00 cled, they can oasily effect | should be rendored aguinst him fu the Court news; tor, i o ppeyla ; Witoware of ickpockets” has becowe 00 | that plaintitt the f waro of pickpockeia” has become iat plain creupon sapended prnm fl:( But that flood saves us, e —— - Iu tho Nioth Ward there are i ot of o v i cupe. nation. The entire - T g2 private na e S a0 e o fbouted | stalo o o 0f auy use the Congt of Appeala rendered Judgment mitted to answer in default ail, silver circulation of the | THE FERRY INVESTIGATION.— The Legislative Com- alietiy in W ington place, Gy W Rleekersts, | New:York, Feb. 3, 1891, ant, iunu lio refused to pay said note. ASSAULT AND BATTERY.—James Lancaster and Chartos wittes upon Cowmerco and Navigation will be in sossion In the Eleventh, Thirteenth and Seventoentin - Defendant admits making the note, denios the promlse, Denning wero committed to answer the eharge of having s i .o irst | and pleads the Statute of Limitations: Uonvenriox. —The fist | 80, PR d hoared thit tho aiatift i losttho | violently aswulted Officer Miahol Flynn of thetevow ‘The defendint, affer platutift rested, | teenth ot fl; A tlmt*an oy more than $2,700,000,000 ) . .r,uc.fi’fi’,m{. Id. | on ¥riday and Baturday st the Astor House, convening “:-'r‘nlu: thers uro about 89 ealublishments, withi® - [ e Unprewrores 10 the common stock . ¢ 5 at 10 a. m, each day, to Investigate the managemont of ho Fiftoenth, 8ictoonth, Eightoenth and Twentioth | annual moetiog of the Natlonal Boasd of Fice Under- | oty 1y quostion. 0 ferries. All persons having commaimta neaingt any omprising tha mosk n‘.‘-.‘..f:::ul:l:;..-w-r:‘ of l.h-.- wrltera will ba held at the ooni of the Naw-York Boaed | inoved dismiss tho complalat, which wotion was | ter was drunk .:;‘t L’lzn Bo v nd b (e ¥l ® - ter j th w A, B e . e | e e PSS G, | AT o v o7 S8 1 mant i on o e st | it b T