The New-York Tribune Newspaper, February 26, 1867, Page 2

R oz NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, FEGRUARY 26, 1867, o 2 = g = ? T BT e Pt e U It 1s perfect. 1. The return—which, it will ba steadily | vault in front of and attached to a howsa thera situnted. Y FRAUDS. the claim of the Inepector for bisaerriocs, XD ahwavs CIVIL COURTS. B e L ami msnted oy e emuror o sttty | Tha gfate e s s o DIAInIIT. g ALpped. o TIIE MONEY MARLET. THE WHISK . nok lr"m'".*if;""W;"',‘l"‘"‘l‘l'g:"'h':'r';"‘" i iy i e 4 4 aad Whicls 0 Gvery respect muat b [ ve;{] m taken | the opening ana ié .;w\mq»lly!llumed. Tie gr;nl:llllf L (o atingul or intelligenee, chary ocul positioti. A ” . o1 npon which (his ease must be deetded was made ofthree ivon rings and two erosshars, of the . . NTTTER OF INVESTIGATION. r LM:‘.‘E"";'“',’""'- SpRoigted A3 THE ”'m‘\‘\””l‘l‘ ‘:‘D ”“A'r e b the Illll'('r‘nul ilza st forth in the sald e bk yl.nuufl‘l‘ulnn':yilm o o {0 140 | 1 g g, 15 :l":l:‘ ";l"' STOCK EXCIIANGP. " HE HOUSK CO &l NVESTIGATION. | gistiller, and not unfreq ly thie s My 2 P v reason of an inter- o which s ,claimed that the contract of lcase nerly fastened b, ain, was a3 safo | U 1h1ic raaare 0 8 oy of the il suter dhn of thy Government, | A M WA St PURCE RO ot | waw porfetl o fact but o ‘part_of certaln ‘o covern »n-y;- anltapertares, [t S0 oy oo e chich, by the neglect of the | US 6 tic was fucuished with a ch Persois occt pybi tions betveen the relator and divers offi poration wieh bd theretoforp began and we ) fora long time (hereafter, ad that the s of the aceideiit. 1 ttiement of the tevias or the conclu- | coyvey the apertare, 1et tolease the premfses. 1¢ then this | pened if th truth of veeord doesnot demon- | pertection of the grating or chain, Tease was neomplete and bring | method of fastening, which was ippare I h t | ruption to complete his a Jeave to hand up his brief on Monday. e following is u copy ¢ s |"I5| ME tated fndieating that frauds m od toalarge extent with the o r ¥ of 171 distiller sine First, Second, Third, Fou sisth, Be Eighth, Nauth and 5,00, was uufastened at the timo Some facts 1 have been per of 1 tive Darling to- X “w | t W& Chie2 | 6 000. . . .. 95 & Vitts 4 " WASHINGTON, Fi 4ay made the following report: Ihe Homsa of Represontatives, on the fourth day of Do semborLaat, adopted the following resolutio ik Neged that great frauds are daily practiced In | 0 0 The grati and the d. . or fus 1o & Passer. Ui the Conrt the relatio The Peo Mnounts Whereas, 1418 public! ) Ry N e parwcut asd col e iality of the Teventc o | 10 48,900 1 quAt: : Wit ol 15 withim the con The plnintiff sued the eity, s ol Y So8 Mgy & S o ity wiih T O A e ve. Ora. (e (0 Ghoy eae: then there is Bclow 41,000, i the defendant appeed from that deciss of e be appointed to fnvestigate | Sixtecn g b L e 1 yon (i ¥ cc 13 here clearly n fon. The followinz are the ts on which they ap- ot b this a8 to any frands or evasions fu the par- | Atilly ki Sur returm 10 T 1 furt adimit that Ie d, by which the truth of th i order to render the d dint Lable in this ac- Tnterual ievenue dutien, avd a8 b g S he st At Tue writ which you deny, L udeed ssie §tiff must establish cither express notieo to ) of mderjarmert o and revonue to the o oneimptory wri TRt Lo be trie thio 4 lefectivo aml isecuro eondition of | ANt el ecerned it i macufuctare orved that this stateme: alsc, 3 R Y O e it is subwitted 16 Vi s defective condition was of 20 Ci ofauy laspectors or othet futerne Saovomi facturesof tho num }1":"““:‘:' “Vn"ll'“hln‘,lu;fluhn':l‘ldIu‘..lu percmptory writ for sieh b gence for the 0 <2100 onsction, official ee otbersise, L districts without 1i at the ¢ outd officer of £ho corp ot to hiave discovered it, and JM’» 7,000, Tho “1083| Bank of New-York " in the return, erd therefore stands it notico is presumed sat 4 writ of dnjunetion was sued | wherain Chiristopher Pulls ber of the Common Council of the Cily of the Mayor, Aldermen and “Youk, and M Peraune and gapers. The Bclect Comniftise Talsed under the above recited solition report : The Connnities was appotnted on the 10th of December, and entered upon sheir duties immediately. They pro- weded 10 New-York City, commenced the examination of witucsses ou the 17th of December, and continued their | fernl B jus 10 that eity and Philadeiphia until the 1702 | Wiihoat an o t intermission | the spirits manu to Wasiingion | the above figure those distillerie 1885, was $294,64 distilleries have been run up to ihe though there has been lately consideral that branch of manufacturcs. 1t ts b 7 Kourc gallons, mide B rewoved i bond” | Brennau, Theso fa wre stated | strictly er it ablish eitlior of these poir The t?‘%"f«‘i"‘mu,;.‘,‘.““‘ 2,00 1 nacted an ordinance which, « the possibility of an_aceid rmed the slative ¢ 1o be in- o silent upon this | volved wyen the nelnded in the, t by adequate laws o writ is * that ho eiforcing thoso [aws by inspe in conformity with the then ex- tions of the ordinance for prosceution aonnt of re 1 is vested by Liw in another and independent body (the | 60,000, Did the Common € Metropolitan Police), who are not subject tothe authority 21 Series. resolution does not nesent | or control of defendants, . Defendants, therefore, ave nop | 9500.... y officers to report such vio- | N ¥ State 5 othir terms aid_conditi ed o the new oie t The res at the; New-York,' Aif- | Commonalty v Jining and forbidding the sa e s rictly ‘endoluing and K and | successors in | cased lenses tobo pre e ecutng the, loase i quostion | dsting leases cXeopLus t p z the term of the dul or paying the rent here demanded, T is a the toral of Bio Aumablusr ¥ 1053 105 tnvestigat ot Juuary, with the @xception of a by ipt to give un L 166 10 show that bu 07 |Evie Preferred 100, 7 10., -1 |\V?’ot Union Tel auring tha olidays. They then return ¢ i t ) ront here de u‘!':dux" m:alillr;r!nmhy amount of the whisky manufactured in New-York has li»!hl?lhu‘l‘::i;;lll-ll.vllin 15' '“'l'.'.'uu“{{:lfv I dasent (81 he Common Council consent to, ot direct tho | Hablo for the neglect of pol of Febraary, when the 1 for, aud they impress us with th “‘l" olved. Mo thisit is answered : tion of Leases? The rerolution speaks ouly of & | Jation; nor knowlege or notice of a defect in the | B.00........... 3 1 6 Hudson ‘] is dissolved, 7o thi Was tho matter of these leases and this cotform- | street, eatscd by viotation of their ordinance, be pre- | NY Stato7s 1 '.\lnrlpum Pref 300, u of the | gumed until report thereof | rog.1054) 40, a police officer is provein. in con wession of O Tions Lo the ot Tyn, and in t el of Hhe 1 {hat the said writ st remains i ful for This allegation is qualif 1o words * 80 far as tiie c=pondent has any knowicdeo But th not im- pair tho effect of ‘the alle jon as o pi 8 (he number of leases loft to the diseret jer by the Common Council. If 50, it Is open 1o The Court resery 15 4 sion, eciion, If anything is left open to the disere- | Maleohn Campbell for plaintift; David J. Dean for officer, ® mand s will not e, In the | ghe city. eondition when they fruardiaushtp of inspectors of di wannfacturers, Atlantic Mail 1 200, o0 s of New-York, Philadelpia o citica time would not permit hy snake much thorough and careful inquiry as the 1t is sngwested, also, as a_question worthy of sericns ptel y u i Juthri wioe of the suhject demauds. The accompanyi consideration whethel the practice of paying moietics to "‘“‘“““""”"“"'.',”.f."'y.."‘vl'.":iw?-l}?l"f:.zmn;-l;n-| Urited ‘States agt. Guthirie, 17 How., the Su- Cravnrns.—Before CARDOZO, J. -ex-cou. 673 . donce is presonted as a part of this report. then for the pur’;m"‘ of this detnu urt held that *amandamus only fssue in Marsh agt. —See opinion. 0. . 67§ 100, g ( osscc G iow | soutiy e Nay & the informers s couducive to good morais, the 1 xeention of the law, Wear v stimul cre tho act was wercly 1, il with re- | Tiplay agt. Wil ¢ opinon, st, and ris n the fact that the writ is still in full force On what authority is it claimed that tho aliman’s term of office has the el ot the statute which ¢ Mueh of i doubtless Incks point and pertineney—de- fects necessurily incideut to the character of the subject | of the arguuent that the hope of r matter for investigation jnvest ion in which in- | watehfuluess and the detcetion of i 1 and £ terested partics and 1 ing witnesses were 1o be ex- [ While the force of this argument is adm aproper eapiration of Tulimans & od, and Whose sf s in Fome instances werd | subject of inquiry whether the practice is noi attcadedby | abato the suitl Certainty nat the SECE6 5L %0 0 ‘Suld aid 1n directing atiention | evils sufficient 1o conntervail all its beuefits, 1t croatcs | on him thy right to sue, for it ok e e Bty upon whom 3 @ aystem of interested hostile espionage seriously annoy- | the Legislature was trifling Wit ¥ 3 L ¢ that . 1i hol worthleas | tiey conferred this right by suyivg, 10 1s true the city B e e eaaout o perjuey, It bo ‘e | B “nction brought in_ the City of New-York caunot | ton 23 DIy means of leving bla in the due Cotirse of busincss bo brought to triul ::.yj"‘{:fl.;3'[:1115'.';;::“"-‘{“!;{"!;I<| B fection afastan violulopatt! e dian TR }'vl.'"‘" Srba g0 croeeh {he e is very clear thut this suthorit should liave beeny o ic o ere X i rer than | it, it appealed, be g the e o bt tnen l’;f:fl:wt‘l‘:‘:"n‘\ {or ’:'{&‘e““n.',',;' |nl|‘:: N(‘ullll‘r)'c “or. turn im over to “m reached for arguwent in the Co of Appeals in less | given’ to the head of the Law epaitiment an ne. g 1ot to the Controller, and that I heads of Departinent e s helioved that ot least seven-efehths of the | Department. Aud this objection applics as well to | than five yours morc. Bl 8 Common Coung ot 1 o Con ollor au hat such boads of D partuont entiro Aot of spitits anufactured nd resent | thauffioer of tho revenue as to the private individual, | Whoso terui of service is but for one ¥ ey B ey that 10 authorize and divect thing to be done Taw bave eacaped taxation. Your committee f 1t & temptation o the officer in more wiys self of tie right here conferred, must understand J A A T T e . Bheohon bt A anted i the assertion that few, if any, of the i There ia am mdacement to look to Lis ows case he rings snit, aid his an i 1t, 13 tiot claimied even by the relator in his lio MeClintock and Cornwall Petroleitn Miniig Co . e O mited Btivies, now 1n oporation, are doing | than to that of the Governn The in Court beyond Lis period of ots forth that Do in whiting accepted the | —dotions granted. e & 5 SECON aeguate dosiness The Concluslon, gt R ot unfreqneny o beiter LA 0 T A e NLIse Pals of Infepret Vid lease, & aud | _ Jumos 3, Whiting agt. Van Buren Rrerson.—Motion | § 564 1981 (‘ou{n‘“!l«]vluul o Fappareatiy eensorious i1 terus. seem Justificd by { ment, and It car arly, be dotbtad 13 to Atato It 1Bt ts eivon by statute all thiat In neces- the sames "1t Tus | denied, with 80 costs, on the grownd that the motion pa- i Tho tax on distilled spints Is two cr | mony, thit, Sta Marine Rail Co . TERM.~Fip. 25.—Before ustice MONELL. H . DECISIO Fraderick G. Eldridge ct ul. agt. Robert Troost et al.—Extus allowance of $230 g Before Justic S - The WesternTr BUPLRIOR f'l)l'l('l:l 3, ansportation Com- 50. Mil & St Paul 100..... 63 Mil & Bt Paul Pr b0, . 1y, <5 of the investica- Notwiths tion, enough has ] that 1 Qe aann apivite, and espec 1M ETOus ¢ Rosswog ngt. James W. Soymour.—Motion 1 without costs, 1. agt. James H. Ehle.—Motion of dis- e granted without costs, 700. i iatter, the miost stupe ainst the Governent iu the col- e & Piitshurg 00 . ED tually Wit for wsal for the renewal of s “ontroller refused to execn ! t 1ts s ‘prof t L of this kind are in- | pers were not served within five days, pursaant to the feciual is also by neccssary Ders wese 1 ays, purs o th e Jaw, with | sary to ould not iss . itlon, apbils that article is sold openly in market at | decoyed the manufacturer int Hgt « 3 bynirpingnst 4 ? HHicos ratuieing trom ote dotlar and fifty ccnts to one dollar e O peirares and molcties. Your committee submit lieatic { therewith, The right to comience Ioacassus wguld ik S O Iaits sat. Tamas inslass Tabosy of retsrun | L i and elgnty centa per nllon. It s inpossible, thefefors, 10 | that with propet modifications of i otficers, and with et Lt on . principlo it 2, i which Mr. Justice Cady ¢ coufirmed anil judgment of divorce granted, .00, (i & ec0 huw whisky, the first cost of which 18 from thirty £0 | care in the scloction of honest e o o Sty “that » smt brought | large number of ca £ ek — UB 6 GHCH G ]| 100,00 e W i and Comnnonalty —of Finth: 1t the contract be complete and not inchoate and COURT CAL 17,500.. 1063 Pacific Mati forty eeuta and the tax upon which is two dollars, can be | the aid that would be derived from ho nanufaeturcd and sold for the prices above nawed, they, | —when the law ehall have beon so enforced that hovcest | S U8 T Towiding the tax has been paid, constituting only about | men can engage i business—the reveie can be co! 1 | the City o Pamihindsof the actaal cost. These facts are appalling, | without the demoralizing practice of giving wmoieties to | tiou of the i $hiey exeite apprehension, as well in reference to the | reckless, worthless, aud infaous cl rs in the | men. But we 1 " the people as in regard to their bearing npon | capacity of informers. Bt it is believed that a modifica- | ton wis ssie e ¥ g ey Jay the tax on distilled apirits on | no other. 1tiy ald of a writ of sy ut of the | Adjonrned without day, 18,000..ex-con. 673 T SUPREME COURT—CIRCTIT, Peniusular R'd 11, 50, wr 1=No siril calendar. The Oyer aud Terwiner will he in seasion. 1 BT FLeAdjourned for the Ter wr Hl~Uefore Mr. Justice E. l\ . I the Ma; Tennessee 65 abate by the expira ini \plete, the relator docs it n el Ll i It avor o Alder. | mnidatuue, f0F ho s bie action at L B % 4 Clic & B T .. 80 | 200 #60.125 | 1,05 T&PaT | Hudson River 904 500 a7 ol the injune- | premscs. 1t thero be any other ¢ ton issuea in | will_uot bo granted. (2 € at what [ J. B 23 Wend., 12 Wend.,, 25 "6 Hill, 5 Hill, 616 1 ut condition of uffairs | jon of the Iaw, so as 1 00 ppe e e B vegnncd as one of | £5 ty of th Tery, would bo found wi onco | would abate and 1% th not complele aud 1o be con that which has been regarde ¢ e capacity of the distillc could bo fo o | W 8 ¥ e o w0t complele nud 5 o e ‘\:nu:'lvrll.<,|y-:-1 sources of internal Teveuus may now be " ond and effective, and that it wouid operate | equity suits have o mandamus will s mpel an officer to —Danks agt. Baldwin on Tel Reading deemed substantially exhausted. greatly to reduce the expense of colicetion; and wntil | coediiigs, whncl a LI ECTS pieio it. Bee cascs above ¢ 03 Col, R, 1 e e A o e Tie evidence herewith reported, containing voluminous | some automutio contrivance can be inveuted to indicate | perhay [ ke (Tows) 170, 11 How ( S I8 thae. e Lot Im—ebwartnast. Claver. O 3; ct of leane, an action will | 115 ora agt. Ju 80— aperfect uid comy w2g Jie: for th aud et [1001—Hluriey agt. MeLel | Gl—Shepani agt. The A | ant Note Co. | oA~ onsiwelt wgt. Camphen. | 204—Burn Braider, jr. 1051~ 3 statements of manufacturers and dealers, as well as the | uncrringly the exact quantity of proof spirit produced, opinions and suggestions of oxperts, detectives and other | we are of the opinion that the tax should ho luid upou officers of inferual revenne, will show the practical work- pacity of the distillery as above suggested. Anex 1r:igs und 1aany of the defects in the laws for the collect- | pert couid readily determine very u tual ¢ 1iou of saxcs on distilled spirits, and will, therefors, 8 = | pacity; an his plan, you secul ection sede the necessity of an claborate report in detail, but | of the rev ve all the various temptat sotu6 conelustons have been arrived at in the minds of | and opport ud to which ullusion has alreas there is no reason why a ma e azt. Beraheimor. i 1 at 1 Wit of any other persou agu 3 other corporation or person for the paymeut of any ,us well as for the payment of thls cladm for premises in que : The st Stoup & o far a8 18 KIown, sugi fA I s OPEN BOARD 0 & Miss Cer 1t wonld lay or would the fact a 18 follows: “ All moneys -y shiall be upon vouchers for tion for an atty au njunction. D5 oo 53 Dur connittee, resulting from their examinations,which | heen ma exist ander @ system gt gt ; oy devige (0 siigzest for the consideration of the House. | complicated as the prescnt duction | Secomd: Thie veturh & 1 aud silowed by the | a 1024 30 23, 60} Atlantio bt “tho 14% 11401f is very onerous, and offers great tempta- | might be made from the actual e atYarh mn et Bi we’ o E and filed i 31024 100, 15. 56§ 100. tona for the evasion of its paytnent. The lmport s now | provide for contingencies, stoppage, ete City of New-York akuiiist bitn i 4 R Lrod I ST | t loast 500 per cent ad valoremn. Too many of our people | that by such deduction some spirits might ex e "“"';;."'”"‘ vy ’ CHAMBED: Cauton Chic RI& Pa | 200, opeas at 108 m. Callat 12 100.... 6 lease or the payment of a for the piemises i guestion, that the sume was froduleitly 1f auything ho settled, it fs competent Ju te, such | this stat conld ext 40 not remard it # & crime to avold taxation, aud hence | fs answered that it would opera e temptutions to defrand the Government, i view of | the tax, now confessedly lare Y26 kaitis, $00 frequently become irresistible. ‘Whatever | jilicit distillation, and would operate cqual View we may take of the wisdom of the step by Which the | engaged in the business. tax was rassed 1o 1ts present rato, we can sce that there e evidence taken by the Committes touching a16 objections to reducing it at the present time, one of | manufacture and sale of tohs rigars s wot v \shio s i het there are spirits on hand alleged to have | jnous; but it shows muel patd an fraport duty, and yet perhaps this® difficulty 13 | appears that the wutl ore specious that real, bcauss it Is evident that a large | without the actual p iy paid no tax, and the holders nd it Is believ lx‘l wonld preclade from executing th iy upon all | 48 an or such voucher filed in his offic Jo- | e drawn without elearly 1 may here b ws 1o the dra Nos. Savage agt. Pike. | S—Packer agt. Mager. at. Jugwell | pie ex rel U.8. aod Brazil 8. 8. Co. agt. Comm'r of g the proviaions of luat, if wny doubt MARINE COURT—TRIAL TEEM. e Julge ALKER. Court opens o4 108 m, Nos. Mason agt. Barage. put 1o test | meut of the tax, is @ means of 4 that the evil might b tied priseipie it o founid i the an: n oction of i aa virt uuld fuffer but little by & reduction in the price. Dy requiriug atamps representing the i¢ that it prevail his a "The léws Bave been brought into contempt beeause | gax to bo procurcd from the Treasury and ji 1ok g4 o B R i they haye not been rigidly enforeed in the prosecution of | cigars, before th o sulyeet Lo removal or £ principle | T [ & wiileh the offleer Lius i dis- Atluntic M ion of the T oy owpelied by wandamus. Again, the 15th 200... vnass of Qatected frauds. Amoug all the setgures and | he uear approach of the dissol obentions i the citics of New-York, Philadciphia and | ninth Congress does not warrant your Cowmities in at FiRcklyn, aud they have been numerots, your commities | fompting to embody their conckisions in the forn as been pursucd 10 | por would it be of s chapter of the Revised Ordinances v no such wartaot sball be s cmorsced b an oy 8 actical 1uso 8o 1o do, cannot ascertain that a_single one ; '\Mx‘:x-'hm liwott I'f“-mvh}e: wu\nv- l"M‘m “;«l Brop- | Inte to hope for such radical legislatio ropriation previously i 1 1 pur- wity haa been coufiscated and penalties havo beeu col- | the revenno system a8 is deemed necessars: g - 4 o e et % e ———— ...b3. 85§ Yected, but nok sivgle man has felt the utmost rizor of | hoped that a perusal of the testimony berewith reported B O T i e im by the CRIMI PRAKD OFame S Abe Iaf. That part of your statute which makes it infa- | may Jead to such changes in the laws as will fnsure to tho “omon Council must have, by 8 voto 2 100 13. 683 200 wnous $0 cheat the Government, and awards imprisonment, | Government the collection of its revenne hos sppropriated the suss cl e E M} oy 2o has romained 8 dead letter. Even in case forfeiture In elosing th port your eomy o foel impelled to Tl OYEI AND TERMINER —JUDGE INGRATIAM. . i o > :’x‘flfizrn.:r‘,,mw»;:::;‘“h{"uuxd‘ i ::Il::l‘llrrlll.l;)ll‘l‘:";d‘ add, that while they do not doubt that there niay bo iy S ' o William MeCormick pleaded guilty to man- 1043 Chic & X W Pret uugh Jess than its actual value, bid in by the violator of Jurisdict LB L B it | $tanghter in the fourth degrve, in stabbing Richard Pol- mln-l A, 0. o Inw, Al SpaiL G detrauding the Government. | are 0 univer o A Thn Corporat [ wnch of his ¢ lard on the 20th of May, and causing his fnstan- oy o e e ] 1,07 LU | ers bae be B iad i e a ¢ g . Il neous death, Se win deforred until next Fi By " ol fendant, upol & o s the f grand larceny, wis brougit 9 | 100 o . the siternative writ, up on remand. Sentenced to the State Prison for oue % | 2y 5 fry Depariment the power 18 obviously di of sivzre tog siolations of th brings t before a Ju bers demanding an exeeution of d alx mouths, Today the caso of John Kane, eharged with setting fire ey it ) 8 reorganizati until there shall have be tho cor urgliment, that the : y walt, if not quite impossible, for the Secretary of the Treis- s foroe in these cltics. Evidence has be u H | vy ot (e Gemmisstoner of Internal Reveiae 0 CQUIro | ai o some degree Lo mplicats certain officers of the | tract and phyment thetsander. . 'The, sefiof the Dofpe; St 0 S . e (ot B and ‘causing the 1oss of somo NEOEDAY, Feb. 5. 1. suificient knowledge of real facts in any glven case 0 | government in jmproper practices. Officers fuve aleo | FI A8 1 BHAE :;.’;Tvlu.i('l ‘contract for fraud Wit of mandaious, 1t las repeatedly Gold closes at 1381, after selling at 137,72 1387, bill JENENLL SRSSIONE-JUDGN RUBKIy Gol-beasing Government stocks continue firm rmination and final disposition of it. | heen Leard fn their defense. Your committee refer to ke n propar t Court by the sumnary it doea not u 1 or | may be deprive i t or ¥ be dey rday # number of prisoners in ?';"'.’5":"“’,"."',':fl‘.“rffi-"‘]""i"""’""}' titements, | the testimony toucling wich cases, withont aY be depriv in thag Const by " i deponding very m iis information upon the " ot opinion. B 4 e all charges agaiust | #ction of Lis an! coufined to the ty it ! 3 E e N s it EiRciors, S0 e | exprommion of epinian.. Bus walsing Ml SUALECh S R0t | ocTi0 i on’ Femand, and final disposition wade | and in good demand. Ol 523 sold at 111@111, -}un :n«pr«’h-r?"un ‘1:3!\1111!1.’ lrfllht nlxnl:u»um (»n-..rlul by l-.y practiced 8o generally and so open writ of pos ot libee a4 | bl ey A A ey b -vl".:‘v::rk.h 1‘ N mens for fobbery tn and somo of 1565 at 106{@100]. The Assistant- the importunftics of the enlprit and his personal and | ¢ or gros ciency on the W, he way plead these pr ber expressly oF tacitly, must be G o o i bhe 2 f ey Sk g Deliteoe) tlondie; Ko 1s 1Anih U B Aecalvad iy (e stats: | commson ot ey ottt e it wetion aa & flat | i o Ui piarpose of this alKumeit 9 Wi, . Hilliard, of No. 31 F Treasurer at this port is not a seller to-day. The ment of iptereited persons. Wiy sowld not. these | Wt A, DARLIXG, . € BEay ive the mtivn of & toal 18 (st | e L TR W (b m bis teatimony | general sharo market is dull, and the fluctnations offenses be disposed of by the same rules that applie- " « ON, ne such Wrongs es il cowplatin of are allegations tha i o devine o 10 even- . & 4 e e o e it i | | maxaun MYRN, - L B DOOLEMON. Thie Ml shrinks Jiere 13 ot enough upon the face of the At o'clock he went back | Quite small. The number of epeculators has de- vonrts open to untfl;;mn-u»n (:'I'lne publie, in which — - ol That the Ab claiu e to her, mu! ; j Imw at his exponse. creased visibly, and a large proportion of the crowd cmmes aro prosscuted by public officers, and evidence is y VIL “LIN, doctrine w o as well ne affirmative woatly, he gave her money to purchase provisions o ol Willia : froctved aorording tothy Files af law. subjoct to the test NTEL DEVLIN, m a an wy o claimed upon the argun for Bunday, Wi eatne back with | Which thronged William aud Broad-sts. during the - T kuowledge, | one M. smith in her company, and then prevented | Rebellion have returned to their legitimate business, o pro Tay, 4 burr, I atlons of the | the complainant from leaving the room. While nling Oscat Koeh and Ueorge Milior came in amied | Spoculators for an advance have since New-Year s and commenced beating him, and when he be- | suffercd losses sufficient to account for the absence ano unreslstin n.‘._ “flllfla-xln ";f1.,‘""§{'l’:.p:’.-‘.-n:f--?’ of all who have left, as well as for the weakness of and on Mille 1 the pocket-book | those who remdin. (During the Rebellion specu- By Sow Bogh dsh m""‘ s wtlon the l“" lation attracted railway property to the street, and #9 testified that he was & marr : Maggle Smish, wh the losses have in consequence fallen upon those who ho case ,;n.x was m'“. made such rapid fortunes by the advanc o 1a un- | Sompiainant first etry At the Second Board priees showed no improvemont i office | they utiacked hin on the general list. Governments continue firm, and ut with n club. . 4 plainant with n «lub. | railway shares wero neglected. Late in the day prices to' the State Prison | were stronger for New-York Central, which sold at l¢ to rebufial, wonld be 3% other act Hid justice, would | The funeral ceremonies over the remains of the pecure o greater d of pubile coufidence, aud would | late Daniel Devin, City Clamberlain, were celebrated at uol sworn; that 1o i far more effective iu holdiug aved of terror over the . y Voot Bixtt | to it—tuat the Common Council will not Neads of eviddoera. . e | the Churel of the Jesnits, 14 Wost s terday | % Ve guthored the bringing of Auit in whi der the brescot system the illict distiller goos to | morning, at 10 o'clock. Mr. Devlin was universally | chavges of bribery ind corrnption are tuide agalust them. | work, not without deliberate calenlution. He looks over | known and re 1 1n all ranks of vocisty, andlong be- | telves, and hence tiat the Corporation Counscl brought e whole grougd and welghs the probabilitics. The | g oy “ore sty : el the suit without authority arc objections not uees are, nine oat of ten, perhaps 19 ont of 20, that he | {':T"' g g SIS SUTTIEN I WOA | gt to bo made Lere 15 Is an argum ot tisturied orealled to an aceount at all, if nufor- | 110, With the ox: - a demurrer, all the sllegntions in o s defected and seized, whut is the eouse- | high altar for the & are adn by the — demurrer, {ily nothing very alarming. He sees no | fiene of Lhc SREEF A & 16w BRGECES b clirks | alleges that the was brought b o very mgorons’ prosecution before him. | 11 lourse contaiuing tho sewains of the deceasd reached | G5\ sill penatig ' of say 5,00 barrels, | B8 EAETO O S d R ol st oounaty | hare that thi {0t Wits not swors S \l of ebted with 80 bar- | the sacred edifice by the officiating clergyma v, o crossexamination, and 1 more likely to administer subst 4T way upon his ol lal oath that the allegatic woney Is to betakon from the hearsay of a ¢ ons that wre true in g which particy s 1o knowledge, sl Tha present Controlier has by mpliint to be sworul A L | th ot January last, and, of cou 1zation of the sult by the Common Council, does it or | kpow concerniig tie matters i e ion of the jis AL a few minutes Lef cannot | was the per relator | The prisor J t T - Father Durbresse and his dstants, the Rev her a8 In the paym on the 50 bar- | 00 0 B . conld it be made to appear on the argument of | for some reason wited il the Cot was 1n | commit rol witbout the penalty, a iy Be)¢ | goueeys S0e Rov, Elher, Neundréas, Sud ¥sthor Mo de that they did not author office during the priod in question, and, of course, Aid | for five years. o Ay e =2 R sed, catimating the articlo at§1 G, though | erYs Who weicd s Ioastir of ccremouton WhO wil the head of the Law Dopartme Kiiow concerating ten, hail passed out of office. Sunow | - Mr. Guuning 8. Redford, ir., Assistant District-Attorney, 103} 105, and Rock Island, whicl was quoted (612 { s T Min, CiaL. 29 20a 16 Y e claims as te rewnrd of his delay that the i wa prosccutin 061, after selling at 95, ing prices were: New- d with ust Uk 50 barrels, he bas put 1uto his pocket | 11 tho Jogal dutics th uaina were horne up the central aisle by the officiating s ing ar of cases for to-day : Jo- | york 0 37 ) ork Central, 103} @10 {udson, 137 Corporation aogit what the rrru-ul Controller The following is th 14,00, . o Rla g saration, and, of neccssity, not Your commttee aléo suggest that the prescnt bonded f::l]-:::‘”' el i N e s 8ot Tn Bl ows dlsgration ia s cantot deny. Thisia rather & questionablo shapo for & | seph Dwight, Geo. Kelly, Virtne A. Hudson, Jesse 8, | 2078/ 1 J " ds careful revision and radical al- | TG OITATMEDTE L R, e equires o 0 be instrn party to coma fntorourt in, and ask tho benefit not of & | Minely, Day lie . A, Stringer, Bridget | Reading, 104@104%; Michigan Sonthern, T@72%s r 1 oty ‘eande Tabra. W detendis Writ of Fight but @ n high pretogative writ, which 1s | MeClaro, Clark Alle furtin Kurt, Robect | North-Western, ; North-Western Preferred, bringug wiuon Council, thao the Common ¢ evidence that to this of the fraud by whi 1o Roberts, Androw Hliggins, the Court, based | 8 Winter, Silas ¥ & ore Jas. Trimble, burglagy ; W, | 654@654; Rock Island, 9 and u large for which the A number of gorgeonsly-wrought crosse pr@%i; Fort Wayne, 963 Judelal diseretion . harp of flowers, wade fiom uatufal japouicas und 1t is a source of eor- . b by hin | o Ll 1ig cameling, were placed upon the coffin, “The interi A S Eaes & 3 i Bpirita are | $OCIN0N preséntod & very solemn apectacle ,,‘:.",’:'n‘:f ain the raugs, of lte ‘x...mn o the law. m“::’u 3 P i Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 0@ % - i i A 4 X 7 The following table will show the decrease in valne uit may bo others made to orted from one dis- is found. Barrels the connivance encil plates are ents, aud theu re- al: 3 3 duatie % | Richard Vale against | Casino e ‘A corpora- | of waiter girls upose | on Suiday night, w er who | Hogan at the ubs. The propr galleries, pulpit, and the Luge aliar picee fepre the Apostle o )y . ting v i oitlo of tho Tulies aseending to hoaven, being s BREs b ey e o mopard: | directly in bsaue, ublens 1t ahould be' affir cans wers well re enter he OWiuR to the | that hie was pecuularily irresponsible. To wlial pass | 4 corp of wheh n officor, o Sbhuasnian f , PWhiK Lo the | st counsel be driven o raiso a question of that kind | ton s composed notnerely officera that . 1ts organization, butHf every voter and taxp tine and Wi, Ross, proprietorsof the e S s A . . Py m_"ml"y.lml a 3 o apon a few of the fashionable stocks since Jl;x':'n:..'l’z-nh who were arrested fn the saloon o yosterday taken before Justice 7;&]1& llilewr;ln tors were held to bail 130 0,600,000 wdmit t atly branded “tax pa ficer; and sometimes. forg waed. Barrels ure relieved of their 0o plewished with waier, On the subject of bonded ware- here collat 9 3 ¥ Aldorme Cottatlme here collaterally on the argument of & demurrer, ¥ hen . hous, xtiaed from the suggesiion of Mr. ot - .-A..J“:’-L‘.n:?n‘.'.l:"u 4, 1o such fact i any wiseappears. ¢ John Rep., 206; 9 | 0we it alicgiunco, an¢when our antagouists, i high | to unswer the chargn of having violated the Exciso law, W02 25000 4.C. Hort i e o pertinent and in A e pn S slons: Sue Puge, 496, .luu.r,-l.nnu, exculpto the official corps o and the ! Fort Wy E I 547,000 BHe (e ins Wil o how readi ring bad Third: There bemg no statute or ordinance imposing | from~ the blame f opposing this ¢ The follow lug per Erie, common 3 2,050,000 be mitted through t lium. Bunpo - upon the Coutroller the duty of renewing leases, vr any g0 it upon th unhallewed interfore b, fi Michigan 8 e p Mass su . Supe Ly, he could not bie confpelled, even at the suit Citizens’ Aspelation, and i Couneil, or by the Corporation itaclf, todo the tax-payers tom time 1o time emp) the acts by the alternative writ required, much less can | the treasury, and savethem from the present o he bo compellod to do ko by an individual or mere | Joud of taxafion, to saynothing of the crusbing weight : 5 stranger, o whom he owes no duty or allegiance | Which scems impending thoy forgot for whom a City ard Valeutine, No. 626 Broadway; Win. Ross, wha That no such duty s Muposed upon | Governnent i organizd, wid for whom it should oxist, 620 Broadway. They were held to bail ia the sum of 1 spondent Ly lnw or ordinance appears fro or wol cowt wl @i, Rospetfully submitted, $100 ench. 10 such law or ordinance s cited by the 1.1, WILLIAMS of Counsel. 5 the relator. 1f there be such luw of ordinance ox) ] s lar d of the Co 3 the West deaircs 1o s New-York) cily 10 give the €o district a ts r 1,000 barrels. Cpon this a periait Lo ship 1,000 barrcls is grauted. y ander this permit he wiil ship four lots of 1,000 barrels wach, ach lot corresponding in mark . ome jot he will s Baltimore, ¢ and the Jots are by $,000 burrels of v i Broomest.; Franc 1l or Bishop ., Bishop ans of nd a number of dlstinguished present inside the sanctuary, JUSTICE LEDWITIL st.; William Meyers. Wilksbarre Coal , No. 16 Leroy- Bpring Mountain € ty-secoud st.; Weatcrn Union W 1 Uration of Tho Mass Archbishop McClow e key ascended the pulplt and preached au eloquent eulo Kism on the virtues and_charities of the deceased. Iis fnu'(; alluded to the charitalle donations of the eased, e P UNITED BTATES COMIISSIONER'S OFFICE -Feb. 25 2 o Cotmissioner Witire. EXTEALTION CASE—A FURTHER POST- last T\ ding L THE AUSTRIA | Lot Lis munificence o all good works,and Lis upright and e © Ipicly pcldental, they: belug bundreds | erling consistency as i eitizen and win, - After {he ser- B by eling ab o i ey Bometer, 15 DUt oue way U0 BCr | snon i 1ibera Dumine was chanted, and tho palkbearcrs | Saise all £rants, leases, snd counterpurta of lnason Tare e v o i Wiliam Sewars red by Justi Uioh Navigsti . ol i e Carporation 163 15 the . ' Was 10 hive hocn reatmed yestorday af. | ous lquors without 1 e by Justic Union Nuvigatio o Mein b6 withdrawn fo slowly followed his corpse to the hearse, down the main ] e e following orler, whilo the litany for tio was being chanted by the officlating pricsts, for the re- Dose of the sogl departed o8 bricsts for fhete 1 In 300 ta 7 1-st., kavo ball in §00 to answer the churgo of Total 12 stocks. keeplng open his liquor store on Sund This difference in 1 in bond it ma, hat, the prisone still continning ill, the further i was posipued uwtll Wednesday next, at 1 proper booke to be kept, in lis offic lierehy clearly wplying that the Auty of ezeculing reata with the cor Dofation or olsewhero than with wimeelr. His duty. in .- $24,512,000 ket values givesanideaof the price of vlusky to the rate of §1 3 per g: John T. Hoffman, o reference to leases i confined 1o the recording them in Pl — — BoD. Tven, B patiding, proper books to b Kept. in s office. Agam, o o oo IBetore Justice Dodge.| extent of the collective loss to what is known as partment, it ppe Walter Miges, A nwmfl' of the act of 1567 prevides that “ the Clerk of tiie ( Y 11 NOTICE. ¢ there was m of the complaint | Ly S T N fiktod ' Eon Band and t oy oy e Audrew Carrigan, Edward C. Dounelly, Council shall keep the seals of the city and estorday was the lat tlu‘y - 1t two wooks sinee, ho & and why speculation for an advance f D v i unted for, which TeA Falaar Thurlow Weed, Nl Sptature huall ba nacessiiy (0 AL loa-uin-..u. and | 10 th d States Distict by Mr. S o . vus charged | halts, Erie and Camberland show a loss of abous . Tres ’ OV P . ames T. § W. 8. Ci 1) er documents, as under existing laws” From which that Burnham, withow sale o R # s e s . |} i M T Geuldwell, It appoars that tho Controlier T o povwer to obey the furnituro at No. 44 We Can that | #5:000,000. Tn this period there has been a largo ad- oo, y Glegased o iy ooy ,‘:m“’lrm:_‘:m""’:: John Deviin, George G. Barnard. mancate of the alteruative writ, namely, to “executo it was oconducted in w manner, with a | vauce in Government stocks of all issues, and & vonsiders bl portion of 1t lias been ob the nurket, and hus | o The Fetmans wore then_ removed for temporary inter- fad geflver tho losto demandod. THUL# portion 86 v PV to. ewiodls | the publia i zert 8 1| gteady rise in Bank shares and Railway mortgnges, uteiboted 0 no small degree to the reduction of the | MUt to tho vaults of Bt. Patrick's Church, preparatory 1o | fided to a R tiinars - 7 oe, WBLIR 00p: Ty kg R ~Bodore M. :hnnn.‘],:vrfl:‘-l:;l!vl:llt';w;'l That fraud was inte the whole movement showing a disposition on the being tinally deposited in 1 ¥ A ther functionary, If the Ce e o Sy wlly from the fact that Burnham was not a part of people to put money where it can draw * cere do bound by law, by any general principlo of Law (DICE FOR DEFENDAT IN INDIAN AGENT liconse to net as auctioneer. Mr. Samucl W Were we to adopt the suggestion heretofore made, viz. : the work asa), D b 10 wssess the tax upon the eapacity of the atill, of conrse e [Eho8 Iis Y etie reaciutiog tn question, (ASE. 'y ' ; - ini i i i 0 Should Lot a1 o) thcetisns nd ditteaTies BROOKLYN NEWS. “’vy'"‘t"‘:‘!:,":’;al(".nurul yr‘lm' pie of law, lio 1 bound Lo o ; Henry W. Do Pay gh. Oltver P. Hurford. m:.l. .-'1 “1’1‘:' .“1 n.‘v.. Iu;ulln....n_ :.hn’n:f.fi::-:fl-“-‘u‘,‘:‘}ffi tain interest, instead o{ leaving it v‘vhem it takes the bk o L e e gl Fasaveetio Common Councll may require him to do. This case was on trial soveral days. The main f'l' hor! ;“4 l"«I:":' ".l l"'l'l:“‘“ I Tt risks attendant on the “ownership” of railways aad » at the Comimon Council has any | facts have already appearedin our On Fri e Weat Bixteenthat. | Mr Bpencer, who ap. | uuprofitablo mines. 8 of officers ce oy b : dispense with all Woureliouses conneoted With Aldermen held a regular meeting at their Toouss in the T e und to retain ouly weneral bonded warc- | City Hall yesterday afte esident Fishe . - € under the inunedinto Gontrol of 16 | Crotr. 4 o ;l{:rz":‘l':“""’:l’"r Prosident Fisher in tlo | But wefo it otherwise, and wore it true that capon | §f, i doing s, e iutended t make i true reprosentation | & as ocenrred to your committes that per- | CoAM A rop ved from the Law Committeo | 1R8N Bouie to do every and all things which the Com. | and to say whiat was for his fitereat, boneatly and fairly, s occired fo JUUT comttes (it Do | recommending the appomtment of an extra Committoo | ha e ool Fesolution direct him to do, yet how could | and it o mado mistako witlont uialice, 1o harm was the ake ndyautage of a duty not enjoined by 1aw, | done by by him that the law could take cognizance of. from boud for redistillatio (tificat of three Lo proceed to Albany aud examine all b i u ation or rectificati oé S Lo sromed y ine a fiect- | ot due to hiw, but wiuply extsting between 1he | But, on the other hand, 1f Lo vas awaro that the state And if any such l.llll Jast cannsel fiuished summing o the Court ehars most clenrly shown. Noue | the jury substantislly that defendant bad a right to dded that wiy such exists. | wrile and send the two lottew complained of as libelous; peared for Hurnli l,'|‘|rgunl fror tho compliint 1ac | Money on call is 627 per cent, with oveasicosl Tosns hut it contained no charge of fraud agamst bis client, . . 1 T £k s D3 Aelling without a leense 18 concerned; | to favorite persons on Governments at something Very most that could be made of it was a violation of | less. Best commercial bills are 7 per cent, with a fow . crefore Ve the Pai N it ’;,".?I.-!‘.'.'llf.'.'..f.‘l.r'f'.’-‘ifl'.'-‘fi.u.{a names salable at6}. Fair bills, four months, 7T4@8 urnham could be considered o mm_»k per cent, on fully established that b Was | =g go116\wing ara the quotations of Exchan city ordinane procecidings in th out by which y AL having : Lone payment of the tax, and it may well be do o eport was adopted and §200 appro- | Common g . - riated ofeny 6. o Council on the oie Kide - o ol auctione g o i€ s b pemovee trom te dsicry b | DEALCCIO ATy XDOIRCE e o e e | 10 O 056 B TE mich ity Gt un Desobs | Tt b e s acevghlon b lai: | puthorse 0 el e theclerk of Wymn & Co gl that 1 s will show that the polic e, in favor of paying o Judement uruing he | of (e Comn Coaroler and o present Board T e b ramto 1 was fir the JuLy to | 11 o doing nothing of feaud had been discovered. don, 60 days, 108}@100; sight, 1001; commercial, 1074 : '|h:’:‘n:4‘v‘mlu‘:ure .-1‘::;» article unde done 1o the ;‘,m“‘.‘,',{ }’.’“"(',',’(’,'"t,?"‘_“'fl“l'_'n':',';;""'l':_'l-.l‘:‘m r;:xw;-m'd 'll'-l lhls determine from the evidence md the probabilities o ‘tho | Justice Dodgo rescrved L @108}; Paris, long, 5.174@5.161; short, 5.15@5.1243 tion for_exportation is entitled to small consideration. & a former bonrd, | case whether the lotters were vritten by defondant know- e e it 13 . Swiss, 62112 pow extinet Is thore anything (o show that the prosent | fng them to e untrue, and for (he waliclous purposs of THR TINOOLNI ¥ Antwerp, 5.211@5.183; Swiss, 5.214@5.181; Hamburg, D. 36)@50); Amsterdam, 413@414; Frankfort, 41i@41dy We huve not the me kinowing precisely the extent n G 0 board desire the Controlle XA o) % 1 of the manufacture of liguor last year, 3 - | the following strects: I 8! " ler to excente such a leasel This e fon th :lly wlnm u"(-'mxl wmlu &ujw; - -::'.v,.f.'.‘c'?é‘.'r-'-'ihi’o“,"."l. m‘vm Tenth to muw’:.tu sta; Stockton-st. to Throop-ave. ';'4:';;::3" z'!)"",.??x‘fi‘.".'.'i :::‘"“"']‘4’1"' 'll"*";pl? nlA‘(L Jreman, :‘?rvwprfntg:}:‘r:’hll&iul“v{.n:“r':u“n'lid'é fi‘lflfl‘n"lm»n dm‘:n! 7o the Kdltor of The N, ¥, Tvibune. Bremen, @79%; Berlin, 74@7) ons. During the fiscal year ending June 30, 1865, th opted, L - eh clalmed that the presulnp- . 3 Tuded they not, then their verdict Sin: S consider ime since, mysel o & et ] et O 5 n0rta of AIAGA LTI niade from et ol |~ Sames T, Leary was awarded the contract for bridging | So W8 Uhat (it proceeding was with the con- et Ll e reedag Rd Bin: Spuo considerable H myself and | Ty oty are dull. The engagements to Li 3 3 be for d others sent In our subscriptions to the Fund for the ( BENRTH CEETA L TG T com, 2'And - 0 contra 1 sanction of the & : Taae: and alh 6ther materials was 3606078 gatione. Js | Busliwiek Creek and improving Union-uve. and Loriuer. | conseded it u orporation, and it was virtually | *The jury brought 1o @ sealed verdict yesterday morniug . s z 1y Llig Lo the contrary appeared it woul ercotion of & monument to our martyred President, As T e sor dofean . Ak by steamer 750 bales of Cotton at id., 14,000 bush. than 2} per cent of the entire production, assumiug the | 8t. for the sum of s fate be fatal to the application. Tn this case we havo the | - Peter Y, Cufler for plaintigf; Mr. Fullerton and Ben). | yayve no doubt that muny others who subscribed have a . 3 proposals wei o o g 5.“.:-;‘:‘::‘1 co hw. .532'." ;fl'fli?&fififiififi'm%flfi}m_ x;‘:f[:un:r” n‘L‘r' l;':,gl‘:'t‘nl:ulgxg;.flf ?l.j',nf»':?nf"l'n..f’ :l' rvm"llu‘::i:: {;‘.:‘.L'Lb'ffi;!.? lnl flr:lrnyh:."‘,‘:"","m”fl" md"lm'f, Hone | 3 Kisem for defondas, 1 2 nover since heard of their mouney, I have thought an Corn at 7d,, and 600 bales of Cotton (via Glasgow) at Ut hOW miany he harrels purporting to contain whisk; nring the ensuing year, s follows: Citizens' Gas Light | ¢ J n is made to his sue- i Rs—Before Mr. Justios LEONARD. Ay ' ; B et relved of thelr cobtebs and repienisied with | Compuny, cach Lip o114 hours, & feet burners, 1052 et | iane: Wo “pve e soripe/ded o, execito much | g TV TRGINTA_TI(R OLNEY CASE FURTILER inqlry thougl your colane might s e rponse ,\fi l’l‘ufiijolub;l::;'lzogz lmilh‘;i Corn o) privato u-,m; { Y ADJOURNED, 0) 1086 who had the mattes and, an arte: from Philadelphia witer before fhey were put on shiphoard does not appear, | DT year, $4,640; lghting and exifvgutsling, 2 centa oach, A s Coamoitie vy 160 forcibly condemnn that ea | §1907 repairs, $1.600. Brooklyn City Gaa Light Company, | s, e, Corporation —deny thag of the law which authorizes the .x&.mu ent of inspoe- | each Ismp 3,758 hours, 4-feet burners, 16,052 feet of gas at e ARy tors of distilleries to be paid by t . Tt practi- | $3 25 per 1,000 fect, $4,586; ugmm,{. &e., 2 conts each; y ERA eally mukes the inspector the servant of the distiller, Tt | Tepairs, 2,700, Greenpoint Gas Light Company, each would be safer for Government to rely eutirely upon | Jamp 3,768 hours, 4 feet each, 15,052 cuble feet ut & 50 per rent fn duo Tn're Grorge Olney. Vi . olution; that they refuse to n re George Olney. b Very respectfully, GEORGE H. MANN, &enoa with 2,000 bbls, Petroleum at 6s. 1 by | Tho further hearig of this chse was again ad- |y, york, Feb. 15, 1801, The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts ave filed wbill to have the resoli- I nt bel 1 2t Chiei total ared void for fraud, and to enjoin Journed to Baturday. s adjournme! ng based on . , 3 J kot that the Governor hud exprossed » wish to : 07,0005 ol & ut the execution of the léane, We havo | (i KP4 UV LGN r angt” had stated that o | BUrcs [ean,—The live stock markets aro all in an :::c?;‘;"":;" i 404?1’- '::tg““ bid “'::'%‘3 g e 404 03 ; payments, $4,79%0, t that the Corporation deny that the occu- lorfiwr}l v further fact thes conscience of the manufseturer for a° returm of the | 1.000 foet, €6.201; lghiting, &¢., % ceuts each, 70; ropairs, | pat - fod wmount of lis production. In that cuse be might feel | ¥70. Reforied io the Committeo on Lamps and Gas. ol "’?&’I.r‘"‘s’-“’m"“‘oé et oyend the Public Ad- bl :’:&3‘,’2?:“ ot tho ({l‘\nln, that ho be | CXcitedatato this wook owing to lght arrivala and bigher | gy " o105 0007 g9, or the resolution, A his liberty on parole, stating that he was suro prices. With only 4,463 beoves for the week, which 18 " The Pottsville Miners’ Journal of Saturday reports: The quantity of coal sent by raflroad this week 29,006 04 tuns ngainst 55,075 tuns for the co lo sums up this week as that confidenee was rej is integrity, and that his | The Board adjourned for one week. honor w:: i vn‘tw’a. lntlw‘:e- ttlw l.h\ul"mnnnt appoints o —-— an agent to look sficr its fnterests, though the i IALENDAR.—' e pay of i distiller, U6 IAnUFACturce natura ry"rlaln;:‘:‘a SOUREOAERDARETHb f0] claim it s a holding ove P case fIL i the Wit referred (o, Tt miay b ed, whit wing is the calendar | 21her possiblo way could the corporation show js dissms el ruin wway with o steamer, ke would uot [ about the averags for a mouth past, they are fully 1o. ¥ nimself. "Fb Court .n'l'l:rlllnml t A0 s, but on the representations | ® higher than last Monday. Less than 1,700 head were on )kly) Y ° o " . from the proceedi; T to the conciusion that {le Government reiics upon iwown | Of the Brovklyu City Court for the March term: Jury, 18t | Jogtiy, iy or 11 repudiation of this pretended * | male at One Hundredth st. yesterday, all of which wero - o 12 . e Y etting ! But it wi ended ., Distriet-Attorney that they had no objection, ad edth-et, yeatorday, ol » week last year. The trad servaut, and that eacl par ‘:T.‘fi.}".’t.."::fi",:":,".’,:'; woek; Equity, ath week ; Motion days, Suturdays through- o mothing Iy the reseputis roizion this head that O thio Diatrict A 15 o0, wold before night, mostly at 16@1s0. # b, Bheep have | compared with last year: Hovetiue aystem, from personsl Obsevation by omims 1a | OuF 10 ™ S caecude, and deliver” & \ease- 1\ ALy Toquires hivs S Jutupod up 2. # B duriug tho week, with ouly 9,97 for 1860, 1567, Contact with miany sich fapectors, yout Cominitice b ; ; by bt COURT OF COMMON PLEAS—GENERAL TERM-FER 25 | 3 5ot gunnty, which {6 6,000 loss than the s Woek, Total. Week " Total. o o the coneliston that it s ot an. extruvaguat v | TiE EXCISE Law.—Poter Quinn, corner of Jay and | | Fourth : The contract of leass fs Incomplete—somet Tietore Judges DALY, Brany, and CArpozo. otal supply, which 14 6,000 loss than the comparative- W e 04T T8 om 1o sy tht the pian of ADPOIBtINE Inkpectors of | Water-sta., and A. J. Wolfe of No. 156 Plymouth-st must b6 done before it in pertect—aud po | thing | @ e O THE CITY FOR THE CONDITION OF 118 | 1y light run of tho proviouy week. Thoy are now selling bttt M e possion 10 say thst the pisst of Sppoluting Inepeotate of a4 ¥ . 196 Plymouthst., were | fhio case o mandamos wi s i to e, long ua that 1s KIDRWALKS, quiekly at Th29c., mostly at 8j@9}o, and not halt — o o & forces I maay inatiuices tho eitire Valus of | und fIned 90 cach Tog vioturing 16 Treha vy e rday, | it or pay out moneya uider the torma of R s seaeast R efnari . e o, b eloclt | ©10UKN BT coming forward to sapply the wanta of butch. | Décrease.z2,208 262,958 the whiak , exelaive of tho tax, doos not equal | ing thelr places of business on Sunday. Edward Aallory | wid the aUEHoren to sustan it oo e went, | On the 21 of & u'.m,:‘_."’,‘}:"“:’, 1ok | erm. 1ogs wro advanciiig more slowly, ua is their naturo, | Messrs. Bowles, Drevet & Co. of Paris, under datq wgrating tn tho side- | They are moderately activo at sj@sje., with 13,792 for the of Febrnary &, say: the pay u(um Tuspector; and in kome cascs the whaky 80 | and Patrick Douglas were aiso fined in the saine wmount, | question under this b 1s—is the 1"‘1:":" K '\: '“h:h Ipm,l.f;u cuso | Now-Yorl it 3 0's 0 Aobirued, wilh o WX vald, s uot sulliclout 1o disclarce Koublug opou wilor 12 o'vleck Baturday ovoulug. comuiole—doos sowothing rowaia u.' ‘I.'o“u'»u before | walk, mvuLl" e & olroular somininioating with o | wosle Westorn Divssod ave sclliug ul vyovio The principal, and we may say only Lwportant eveat of