The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-13
NEW YORK, TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST l3, 1914.
MatanzaS.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l
MATANzAs, July u. 1874.



Matanzas.
Correspondence Of the Herald
: MArANzAs, July ", 1874.
Matters and Things IN Nut Shell.
Business is very slack at present there is no
molasses in the country, and when we arrived here
the people were almost in state Of starvation.
There had been no rain on the island for NAM
Der of months, and every thing was perishng with
sold for double the cost and other vessels arrived
since with provisions have met with the same sue
cess. There has been some rain since we have
been here. 1t is very healthy. The insurrecton
among the slaves is queled, and the people are
again quiet, but ventures TO walk the
streets at night without being well armed. IL is
very uncertain when we shall reach home as there
is no prospect OF freight-but probably about the
18th of next month. II is very hot here.
SUPREME Court, August 8, 1874 --Present-Mr.
Chief Justice NelsOn.-Clayt0n ads Laird-mo-
ton to aside declaraon-denied, with costs The
People ex rel Johnson the Marine Court New York
motion for alternative mandamus-granted Baker
vs. Richardson to set aside &c denied
without costs Baker Baker-motion to set aside
denied, with Rykeman and al ads the Agent
of Mount Pleasant State rule
be aside with Of this notion and that motion for
Judgment as in OF suit be granted unless PLAIN
. stiPnlates and costs and so costs mo-
ton. Barber ads sham-motion Tor Judgment Of non
Rensselaer, motion to change granted by default.
TO change and order OF reference denied
DEFENDANT W. Creal have leave to plead his discharge
and judgment vacated Van Rensselaer, vs. Gard
ner-Moon issue ieri facia in place OF one de-
sroy granted exparte. Curtis pl in Gilbert
defendant in Motion for cerorari; granted ex
parte Carr ads Motion to substitute new de-
PENDANT; granted Green and al ads Curtis-Moon for
judgment in case Of suit granted with costs, by
default Harris and al ads Knox and aMotion to set
aside eri facia denied with costs and order to stay
Gated. Logan ads Hopkns-Moton to discharge de-
PENDANT from his imprisonment and Tor judgment
the plea to stand plea in the cause futile
subsequent granted with costs by default
Thompson w Crppen and al and one other cause mo
ton TOR rcaxaion Of costs IN both that
ing Plymouth street. Brooklynmotion to confirm report
Of commissions by default King ads Maine,
motion for relaxation Of costs-graned without costs
and amount deducted from execution ii any Zero ads
Lee-motion to aside inquest, &C. granted Oh terms
Tucker ads Louie and al-moton to aside inquest
denied with Caswe and al ads Smith-motion TO
aside execution &c-denied, with costs. Swingle
Hartman and almoton to set aside rule for ndment and
subsequent proceedings granted, terms Dorcinus
and a. rs La Grange and a-moton LOT eave 70 issue
ton for judgment as in case OF nonsut granted BY de-
fault. Worcester3vs Loyd-motion requiring defendant
to pay plaintiff costs as taxed, $l94 70 granted, with
costs 10 be taxed. Downing exr, &c ais Burne-motion
Tor leave to papers to to set aside report OF
ton silman Pres &C vs. Brown and al and two other
to set aside sales mentioned in certificates
&cdenied with costs In the matter of the application
OIL Gregory and al, exr Baconmoton that defendant
granted, with costs Lloyd ads Worcester to
stay execution, &c-denied, without costs. Same ads
Same-motion for further time to defendant to prepare
and serve . bill Of exceptions; Sc, denied, with
COSTS to be taxed. Johnston ads Weaver-moon that
Charles Edwards, Esq attorney for plaintiff pay toede
PENDANT or his attorney defendants costs in this suit
Tor judgment as in case Of non suit BY default
with costs. Gefroy imp'd ads Hadwn and al-motisn
for Judgment in Of suit granted with costs
by default Colt ads Boyden and motion to set aside
verdctdened costs Of motion to be paid by plaintiff
Stocking Manchester, impdmotion to set aside de-
faut-granted with costs. Marshall ads Dyer and al
motion that landlord Of defendant be let in to defend
| jointly with acknowledgement, by default
CALENDAR OF WRIrs OF ERROR, AUGUST, 1874
James M. French va Friend Laurence: Mckoun
and Van Buren,; Csgger and Stevens Samuel
Merchants' Banking Association F. Anthem Il T..
Mount Attorneys.Edwin smith vs. The Bank Of Or
leans; Cage, and Church
ster Mitchell and Sacis, Attorney Ruckman
vs.. Andrew J. Brdsall +. seeley p Crooke, Attor-
w. The People ex rel. William @ McNastsn a: H.
Gardner; 4 J. Chase, Attorneys-Henry r. Alexander
lily. Green and al D. Burwell; Cagger and Stevens
Attorneys.-Hy Adair JOS Brown EXT. of Mary Dun
| Tap. deceased: VIM Dodge Geo Bowman Attorneys.
"n T. The
Bank vs. John Boardman Cagger and Stevens; Wheaton,
Hammond and Doolittle Attorneys Joshua Bloorr and
G. VIII. atom, Attorneys Isaac Newton and al rs The
Mayor and Aldermen and commonalty Of the City Of Al
neys. The Steam Navigation Company and al VS. the
same Cagger and Stevens Harris and Sheppard, Attor
the %
enen d. Graham Jr. Attorneys. s. Mead and and al
David H. Gale; II. selden; NJ. T. Desno, Attorneys.
Bank, George w. Stanton, President Of the Albany
Exchange Bank: E. Davies Casger and Stevens, At.
torneys Stephen Potter and al the President Direc
tors and Company Of the Bank Of ithaca f. r. Tillou
Sherwood. Benton and Van Bergen, Attorneys The
| same vs. the same. The same the same Attorneys.
i p
Reynolds; r. Wilson. Attorneys. The Board of Super
ysors Of onondssa County vs. Jerome ! Briggs Noxcn,
torneys. samuel Russell vs. the Mayor. Alder
men and commsnaly Of the city Of New York.
nand suy dam and al, vs. Albert WestiaIl Creig, j.
Wilson attorneys. Peter A Hsrgons, Eugene Albion
A. Pratt, Ferdinand suydam and al: W. @ Green d.
Greig Attorneys John + Delaplans and al Michael
g The Soasss
neys. The same va The same; JDelaplane; Dodge,
Attorneys James B. Post, vs. John Amo q. w. Noxon;
J. A. Collier, Attorney s-.oibany Atlas
| Court FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRORS Yes
| terday there were present Justice Beardsley and
~ Senators. Senator Foster presiding Cause No. o.
Anne Powell ct al appellants Martha Murray ct al
respondents OF srmsnce heretofore entered set
Calendar ana transmit the to the Chancellor Tor
hearrg O. sullivan Esq was heard for the motion. j.
m and 0eU Ed heard ss1i the
Grid ct al Mr.. Justice Beardsly delivered written
opinion in favor Of affirming decision Of the Chan.
ceor decision Of the Chancellor affirmed calendar
called second time No. l2-Farley VS. Farlsy-afirm.
cd default. Adjourned to Monday morning at nine
o'clock. -Bufaio Gazette, Aug. 10.
THE YACHT SQUADRON AT NRwpoRT.-A cor.
| respondent of the Newport Mercury gives this
account Of race between the different yachts oft feet
In former trial between the Belle, Eliza Ann, Lancet
| and the Cy gnet, the latter took the lead.
Race from anchorage Of the GimcTsck round Gonna.
nicu Island and back to the achorsge Distance about
70 miles The signal for starting was given at 10 AM
wind light at SW which during the into
fine breeze At 10 49, the Belle passed the point Of Fort
Dream, the Gimcrack, Cygnst and the Spray Atll H.
the Belle mp round the Beaver Tell Light followed
by the Cygnet at II a2 by the Gimcrack at II 20 the
Dream II ~; the Spray II 20 OF Dutch Island light
the Gimcrack passed ahead Of the Cygnc At ~ 30 the
boats passing the northern end of Connanicu Island
hauled on the wind the Belle leading next the 0imcrack