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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-13
DIED.

BRowx-At Brooklyn "Wednesday morning, Juy H. Mn
CoRsFLA S. wife Of Edmond Brown aud daughter Of the
late 'ohn Dszendorf in the 26h year other age.
CHsDwIcX-On Wednesday June H. Henry WARD, youngest
son Of Henry g. Chsiwics, yr.
EyEEITT-iost from board the cprershp Red Rover IN
thu Pacific Ocean the night of Monday June WILLIAM
H.. SOD Of George w. A Lyeht.
FAksi,G-At Virgin Bay Central America op Thursday June
g. after few hours illness Of cholera Dr. d. o. flaming
ofths city aged IL.
Hu-On Tuefday July 10, DAVID r. HILL, aged So years.
LocEE-On Wednesday July H. GEORGE son OF Alexander
end Mary Locke, aged years. months and 10 days
McDFEMOIT-On W ednes July H. CHRisToPHER hcDER-
MOTT eyed a years native Of the Parish Of aaydow County
Iongford, Ireland.
Mf1csEI-n thursday morning, July II at Brooklyn Long
leland CAEoLIsE Lava, wife Of d.. C. L. MITCHELL aud
daughter Of the Hon. b. r. Lansdon VT at the age OF 81
The friends Of the family invited attend the funeral
Sunday p NJ. at Montasuepsee corner OF Henryst
BrooklyD, without further invitation.
MYrs-1t Fremont Thursday, july r. JOIN D. MYsR
aged So years. 49,
RoeESsUn Monday June ELIzAs,Ta ROGERS, At No. Sls
Atlantic. ST., Brooklyn. sgeo 81 years.
TIE nteIie1 C-netery OF the evergreen
Rop-ssos-On "wednesday, July H. Mrs ANN ELIZA ROBIN
wife Of Thomss Robinson and only daughter OF Barnard
aud Mary +. Mssiil
TIL soN-At Boston Wednesday, July H. JOSEPH TILL
son ESQ eyed So years Mr. T. President Of the Broad
way Bsnk and einb,r of lhe Common Counci OF Boston.
TcILfHToNOn Tuesdsy. July TO- ROBERT VALEsTlsE ToL
LERIos. aged IL years and months
VAN HoEsOp Wednesday. July H. in the sd year Of his
age BFNJaMIs Vas HORs.
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,,-.sy ,.e. ofso tsn. .. 30 soSsn ao N. i.s,., -
for .'rsii Cos.
fessy ssa aliiss weights 40 the osstnaas 20
kcds Posed - prsss their stoess 90 The
fesgy weights u TIE common tind aff uoi Psnty. Olkr
ELF Tb- Esi 1T !. firm and the sse' fr re ~sek "a.
about iun. III siads i'Fsisa o. Osiena -" Pc "a :.
IA, A. S6 Is cash.
LiAlf-Ihs usrsc, s. srrai sales Of common Rocssai,
LATHs-Iksrc !. 10 yaration IN prices IN this .T;Isls s
have Lsen sold At VI 81.
LUMBER-The market Is quiet sales Of three carg e A A.
M6LAsSES-A fair demand has existed both f1g dlrrr,
and o the iFsde 1he stocks Of prime NcE Orleans -
DO The sales are 100 b, Hew.orlesas a
NAVAL STOHES-.Osr 1ssket for ssaiits tnrpe1in. =
OF three hoa-ss snd with some inquiry rom a'ef' ~ As
10 note an sdvaree u b ecu, gallon The avAs -
next Twelve d.yssre expected 70 e~ sgtl sal as
close With AZ upwEe teaesneyi stes OF 20 soA sas
rsIt IN abe ordT and ret II q. a. &C. cab csS
4 unchanged; the sales fri'is. q; = q WanAs,s
ard North County. Common iios!n T. ie Eovearsa,
sf.st extent By he causes - apns 9ss< WEz1s.
ten ,od q, 81 80, and loi bbss do :, zen ~.
er,d Sse isqeie; T.r quiet, ami sSiPP AL Asa, =.
OITs-Epsh Inseed has .udi sol, emerged Ton, H. =
eptsry ssri s,ion and the saes reach 81 CO. Gus al wi,
cash. TIE nguTe extreme; ~ turs sold Yesterday a 81
ue End interest; nom store A. &c Oiel. Waas !
firmly held 7S67sc. for pr sales OF aSoas ~,
10 know'eoge X tned II far sapPs' ana aaa
srng ard szdsSc for Winter Cuie Sperm has !,
varied Ia the slightest; lat saes 81 - y Saon Ars
fetured l. unchanged. Lard Oil irn, wi sales Of 90 "a
a. Ise for summer an Sc sash fF inter- owe = & ~
PROvIsONS-Ho.dsrs Of PoTE are as'in srEneF rAs b
mard for the trade and there spec I,
tive guy future delivery Tas sales are 90 ob a.
for old Mes %ls 90 for DO; $6 % for Prime; Ell
for choice Wesem Prime Meas IN shipping order Inc uid
the SEQ b5s Mess delivery 'hs loth Of Aasa
s915 Beifis quic steady and N fair requests scs Of q
lbs st 70 75Q SO S for Country Ptme s9siS fos 4,
Mess and Sij s. $40 for repackt Western Beef ans
egiet 81 s5d 80 Cut Meas hesvyi Gales Of 100 AAa
ard q lee for Hams and "a as for Shoulders Lard
heavy; the large, out ara IN excess % the
maud; ssles OF 30 bb,. at 100 o. Butter and Cheese
quiet and pr.cer steady
R-The market i stca y; falos n cargo White
80 ~ Newark. and Sc n Cslcined ~ III IS
RlCE-The market is rm. with sght trnproVem * %
Semsud sacs ave franspifed DAY OF 10 CASKS a. D,
quality. The receipts hsht or the pseseo' snt pss
pecrye.
ssIrPETER-Is quiet with sse- a Boston 20 b. az
SO bags 6i mos snd go bags for export - about
yCus
SUGARS continue in fair request aud prices az vel my
pored The sales are hhds cuba Muscosaj9 a. isle
Il hhes New Orleans a. 6d6ic
SALT-The market h mchangcdi sales Of two csrsoes
S. Ubes QriyNe terms
TALLOWThe market i unchanged with sales OF - 600
prime CITY iBufchers Ass0cationl ~ II tditc
WHIskY-The market IL a shade hTmer. Tn demand
fair Sales Of go bbs at 4ld4; for good Jeuy Ohio
Prison.
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Arrived.

Steamship Jamestown United States Nall Parrish Rich
mend Petersburg and Norfolk. This morning. Oc ock
changed signals with steamship Roanoke.
ship Stephen Crowe, Liverpool 80 days, mdse 10 Stow
Burgess.
Brig s. P. Brown Freeman Csrdenls "a days via Newport
X Is where she put In for orders mola-ses 10 order
Brig Anna Margaret, tSwedJ Johannson, 0ottenbug
days, pets. TO Funeh & Meincke.
Brig John Baleh tof NewportJ Boss, Georgetown nsra
stores Dolner Potter.
scbr VIM. Newbury, (of Rockland) Manning, Msyasaef,
z. r., is days, susaI 10 Maitland g. Phelps
Schr Isis Chase, Portland Ne. ballast BID Phialepha
schr Resins, -, Portland, Me- lumber master.
Schr Otronto, Hammond Ellsworth lumber Son c.
schr Maria Cook Esstport, aths, &C. Brett Son Co
BELOW-One bark.
SAIIED-ship Empire for Liverpool
Withholding the day, s. and fogsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-13
UNIrEp srATEs coMMIssIONERs, OFEIoE-JrLr y
Before Commissioner sflLWELL.
VOPGISG POsT-OFFICE STAMPS.

FoRGISG POsT-oFFICE STAMPS.
In the case of the United States ACT. Frank A.
WLeeiook the bearing was resumed this morning be-
fore Commissioner Stilwen. The prisoner ted
or tie charge made by Edmund Hoole, engraver, for
falsely and rauduentiy making and forging, and hav-
ing in lie possession with intent to use certain false
ard forged stamp of the POsOfice of the United
States il the words and figures San Francisco, Cal,
Mar. J." After examining number OF witnesses on
the part of the prosecution, the Commissioner said
TIA he was of the opinion that the intent and meaning
Of he Acts Of Congress in reference to the forging of
Postage stamps referred to the stamps for the pay
meni Of postage, and not TO the common stamp with
which Il impression If made On the envelope indcat-
ing where aud al what time the document depos-
tied in the Posi-Oiiice and that there intent
shown 10 defraud the revenue Of the Post Office De
parment. He therefore discharged the prisoner, not
considering the charge within the Act.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-13
BOUNTY LAND-wARRANTS.

t. Me Editor q Ihe Y. T. ITiJnne:
SIR: AT the present rate of issue of Bounty Land
Warrants, say 200 per day, some two years must
elapse before very many of the present claimants
expect to receive their warrants; many of the app-
cants will be dead before that period arrives. Com
plants are made from oil parts of the country at this
unnecessary delay and the Commissioner is often
quested to put clerks to expedite the business
but continues to treat both complaints and requests
with sovereign contempt. Many claimants poor,
and possibly he his friends speculate in claims
to their advantage he desires to retain the present
force of the Pension Office until after the commence
men Of the next Presidential term. Without answer
ing the request TO increase the force The Union at
temps to show that delay is occasioned by the
sery TO be taken TO prevent fraud if So then the
greater for increase Of clerical force. by
this neglect of their interests the present Admnistra
ton will hardly Increase ts partsans among
Boston July II, 1855 BOUNTY LAND CLAIMANTS
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MARIN II 10 URNAL.
PORT or NETWORK. .....JuLY IL
Cleared,

ship-F. B. Cutting, Rockwell Antwerp, Post Smith CO.
Bsrls-R. Leonard, Dr. McMulen, ST. John y. b.. j. a.
BTsinei Nero Casts BTl Menuee Glasgow D. R. DE wolf
Hooper, Union Island J. W. tlwej Handy KIM Need.
lougb New Orleans Laytin Ryerson nurbat iabea Reed
(BT Smith Bermuda, Mccall Filth; L. Berry Berry Phi.
sde phia Walsh Carver Chase
schooners-ChAs Colgate Seaman, Baltimore, MAILER
Lord; Monitor Besse Fail River m.ster Jas Holmes, Hona
Richmond, c. H. Pierson; Sara Elizabeth smith, NewHaym,
master; Wnfemoyeh, Morrow, Philadelphia r. j. ). COD
win; J. r. Bsnald Chamberaiu Dareo X. H. Wyatt; w 4
Steele Raymond, hsrwich, Chase SMALL Falmouth, Warren,
Baltimore Van BIunt Saght Victory, Cook boston "
Metceif 7. A. Ward. Hof, Cndiz j. W. g. c. Lows River
Queen, Sedmsn, Providence Globe, Pains, Saem
w. Ropes Co.
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wELkLY sIAIEN.AT 81 10 AEw.oaLEAss sAsgs.

At Boston money remains easy for good paper, aud
is trife more abundant on call, but the market is
Lot fee in general negotiations before July Ist
In regard TO the defacaon Of the Treasurer of the
Eastern Railroad The Boston Journal SAYS:
We cannot recollect instance Of a heavy de-
acaon in which the offender had not been guilty. of
violation Of the laws Of morality, had not been
living iast-keepng fast horses, giving expensive din
ner equeniing the company of men of doubtful char
acter eHd women Of doubtful reputation-or in some
other way showing lack of stability of character and
fixed principle fte directors of railroads banks and
other pubic Institutions would look little more care
fully into tie private habits of their subordinate ard
enceayor TO ascertain what constant intercourse can
lot fail to give them facilities for doing, whether their
principles asd ana whether they are governed by
the rules of strict morality, there would be less nece
sy for keeping wa.cLful eye upon the ledger, whose
figures often falsfy. These remarks will apply most
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-13
THURSDAY, July l2-P. VI.

THURSDAY, July Up. NJ.
The Stock market was without any marked features
to-day, but dull The tendency of all the fancies was
downward, but the changes were not important. The
business at the Second Board was small the ease in
tie money market rendering it unnecessary to put
Stocks on a falling market. After the Second Board
there was more frmness. Erie was 2a52I. Read
ing 95! 95i. Hudson River, AZ. Central lOl
Panama, l0li. Cleveland and Toledo declined 10 81
bu, recovered 10 9ls. Michigan Southern sold az
lo4l; Michigan Centred, 97!; Galena and Chicago.
10; Illinois Central 97s, &C. Cumberland fell OFF !
Z cent, but was firm at the close The sales of
Railroad Bones were moderate and the market was
heavy. State Stocks were also less buoyant The
rampant speculation Of the last month appears % be
for the moment suspended
There is no movement in Exchange and rates are
unchanged. Sterling q alo p cent. Francs 5.l5e
5l2i.
In Freights engagements to Liverpool include
10000 bushels Corn at Sd SD. in bulk, 500 bales
Cotton at 7-32d I'll. To London 90 tuns OIL Cake at
1916 To Rotterdam 500 bbIs. Rosin at 2Is. and 50
bbls. Ashes at POI. To Marseies 100 bbs Provisions
on private terms. A brig was chartered for Constan
tinope at a round sum Lot reported.
The payments at the Sub-Treasury were s5S. 7s1:
Received s225,24l; Balance s2l39,6 3e. Paid from
Assay-0ffice sl6,74s. Paid on disbursing checks
So, 259.
Mr.. s. Diapers semi-yeekly sale Of Stocks and
Bonds viii take place tomorrow, at l2i O'Clock, at
the Merchants Exchange.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-13

sn the 18th April let, il s alleged, Mr.. X. was s,snl
ing the Sidewalk 10 nom TSey had previously hsi
,"u I s.npte as TO portion Of the work, and r
Nnr hraugbt other pasterers TODD it, who refused 70
nroSeed when understanding hos The case stood. MI
No. alleges that Mr.. Kennedy, when requested 10
49, sfr1ck Mr. Nee. over the nose with d coruile
mold enl subsequently, repeated the assault causing
Nr' NC to be Ill for some time The suit Is 20 re-
\, cs aid in defense that before Mr.. X. struck
Mr. MO. that the latter pushed him. that after beng
struck with the cornice mold which appeared to have
hurt him considerably, Mr.. Nee. went into the house;
where be vomiied; after which be ran out ara a9sAe
Mr. X. and a Int ensued from which Mr. Nice. re-
lived luiurv and wa taken home in q carriage. II
80 cor.sried for defense that Mr.. McC., and not
Mr.. X CONNER ced the assauit-ans that VT. n, tor
the second attack has entered zee az co.,s
For plaintiff, Messrs. A. Phillips Iomnsoh ana
ynltfo: for defendant, Mr.. Vim. McDermot
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sECOND BOARD.
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia

lRsporsee for THE n 7. TsIEuSs, by J. r. = r. B. PsY
f6st boGyd- SEQ City &C. 81; 20e City S. b. sti ieoo
Union Canal &C. &C, SEQ Cam and Am Reroad c. 6 g. 0OJ
do tS Si Geo PhIs and sunbury Railroad Is g; 500 City
Railroad g., 49, lg Wilmington Railroad 6s "a leo do,
dsys 81 lol Beay. Meadow Railroad 5 10 Reading Ralrod
s. eo 4e 50 do cash 81 100 Little Sehsy Railroad
30 QO d. IA Icing Neg h5Nn 20; 10 do Is 89 30 do,
es.h &C. SEQ Lelsh Zine p As Penns Rsoad Sol "A d.
al 50 Locust Mount Coal Co, b5 All leo Washington City
Gas OTsd Bank t5wn ~ 3 do. Y; Fam aud Nee.
Bsuk s5ysn. 90; 10 keehanic- Bank 30
Send hoard IS Schuy Nav, boat loan, SCI 2Sos Hunting
snd Brosd Top R - So 2oC0 Schuy Nav. g 80 76l; 900
do Is 7Gi 49, Lehgh 6s 10, 6i 600 Union Canal IS co.
1850 ungtou RR., &C. 81; Loco Peuna RR 6s "a
9il; u Morr Canal Pref ned. les; II Mnehn RR n
Co bswn u.s. yieksburg kR 81 schgy Nav preferred
Scrip, c.; Commercial Bank Sc.
4},er Beard-lt0 City 6s. Erie 9lii 800 do n. p OFT
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Nhalers.

CID at Hs snnis 9Th ship Ocean Rover tOf NsntrefeJ ~
der, Pacific Ocean, "a.
Sailed from Edgsrtown 9th, ship Aphs caswen' FOR rH-'
Ocean. -
Arr. at New Bedford 10Th brig Leo1das crossm n AT
Ocean, Bsu, Central America, June l3 vi b 40 oos
%. bsckfh OF on board. Sent home 10 sp spoke ~
nc la &c. brig Medtcrd Lamson, Orleans csan ~ n
ARIEL Borden Fsl River 10 sp-was In ohsrgef; u. -
mate, Cart b. being ashore IN Central America WIZ
hard. The Leoross has four men down with fever ''
at belu. a.. .,le{
Put back 10 DO 18TH ship William Hamilton, WI. sc.y..
June 9 fsr the Pacific Ocean account Of the lines
est who wss hurt the side by fall when days
AR. at Punta Arenas, Pacific Ocean, June 9, 'en
with 90 bis oil. No. -
VIII 4(0 So lltn, bark Ansconda Lawn eDce W nsoS''
18th ship Atkins Adams Wilson, l5o sp. n,sx -
At Galapagos Islands, lno dsie) bark Sea Breeze
sp. for Pai,s. nu., 80 81
Heard from (uo date ke) sbps Mary Ann Dona' JsslS
George sussn, Jeuts, 60 sp. bark Benz CanlnAs''
80 sperm a. A WstDGe
spoksp-Jxns q, 10 lat. 40, bark d., Frssssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-13
Market.-Renorted BIZ Telegrapk.

ALBANY, July u, 81 p. M.-rLoUR dull aud anehanssd
CoRS-Saes Of 10 600 bushels Yves mi TED ia lots so
&C. NHEAr-No sales. OARS Sec for Chicago, weight.
WHIsKy 4ic. in lots. Receipts BY Canal to-day; S bbk
Flour, 7, s57 bushels Wheat, 5,f7g do. Dat.
CHARLEsroy July i0-Ouf CsrToS market has declining
tendency Sale. to-day 500 bales at sale. We qaose MD
ding 10 good middling a. s4dicc.
BUFFALO July l2-l2 so T. M-Ihe demand Tor Flour
tinues good fer the Eastern ststes Gales o bbs 80 so
IS for good Upper LAKE, and 80 57i 90 rs for
choice 20 pure Michigan WHEAr-sales so bushes
prime white Michigan $2S7i CosS dul hold, refuse
conoede buyers views; 800 bushels I've. Oars
NO alos FREIGHTs &c 10 Albany and lie 10 New
York LAKE IMPokTs yesterday "a bDs Flour 800 bushels
Wheat CANAL ExPoSrS for the times Flour 35 bis
wheat 5s72 bushels Corn 81 7s bushels Oats s7i bahsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-13

The Ohio Life and Trust Company will pay on the
lst of August the y cent bond dividend declared
by the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad Com
pany.
The Pequannock Bank will pay the 18th the
coupons OF the Bridgeport Water Loan.
The business Of the Clearinghouse was $50, 49,
SEQ, which is large.
The Washington Star says
at has been decided at the General Land Office
that under the fifth section of the Bounty Land act of
March g. ls55, land warrants Issued under that act
can be located on any OF the public lands which are
subject TO entry at private sale az either OF the mimi
mum or lower graduated prices az the time such war
rant or warrants may be presented for location Lands
directed to be sold for the benefit of Indians not
80 located
We can hear of but small amount Of gold yet en-
gagged for the Saturday steamer
The increased activity noticed for Money has meas
urably subsidized and the supply call is in Of
tie demand at sal 2 cent but few loans however
being made at the lower figure. Paper is 5a7 y
cent, mostly ? cent for frst-class signatures.
The Netc. Orleans PieGyune of the Sd says
"Ihe Citizens Bark to day paid the greater portion
of the interest the Consolidated Debt due on the
let of july For the larger part OF the Coupons held
by the Free Banks settlements were made in checks
on New-York at per cent premium. 1t was very
generally remarked that payment should have been
made in checks at par, giving TO the bondhoers the
full benefit OF the exchange.
We had very heavy rain yesterday but do not
luow whether II extended into the interior. But little
hope however is entertained OF getting the cotton to
market IN the ordinary way and arrangements have
been made to some extent 10 float down from Red
River considerable quantity in fats.
Our Hdvices in regard TO tie growing crop are
generally favorable, but we are now entering on the
most critical period of the season. when il viii Lot do
0 have too much rain"
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The Chicago Tribune thus notices recent decision
in the Ohio Courts relative to Railroad Mortgages:

The Chicago Tribune thus notices recent decision
in the Ohio Courts relative to Railroad Mortgages
Gan important legal decision has been rendered in
Ohio on the first case involving the rights OF Road
Mortgages to the effect that the original mortgage,
although on structure and equipment to De put Oh tue
road subsequently, holds good as against all other
creditors Judgment or Otherwise and that II overdes
a chattel mortgage. The decision, on motion of the
Springfield and Mount Vernon Road, to restrain by III
junction the Sheriff from selling the road or it's appur
tenances under executions. The main point made by
the Court in granting the injunction was that the Com
pany stood in the relation of trustees for the mortgages
until they are fully satisfied. This adjudicat must
afford great satisfaction to the holders of Ohio Mort
gage securities, there had previously been some
doubt felt as to the with which such mortgages
could be closed up in of need or bankruptcy. A
final decision of like character is expected soon 10 be
declared by the Kentucky Courts in the case OF the
Mar, sville aud Lexington Road. One of the Courts,
the earnest instance of the Directors of the Road,
WHO mt on TO carry out the Mortgage conrac; in per
feet good faith las already overrued plea of usury
attempted to be interposed by one of the old con-
tractors, who sought to make good his claim at the
cost of the orig inal undergraduates"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-13
Philadelphia Markets.

The CorIoN market unsettled and dull. FLorE e steady
with limited de snd Sales Of 500 Db common shipping
brands az 1878 b Dbl and 500 bbls conmon sa
There moderate inquiry foe city consumption AZ ten 20 rs
$40 54 p Dbl for common snp-hne ~ estrs family RE
Flour adv with small sacs 10 81 p v Dbl Co7N MesL
il held At 81 ~ = bb., without buyers WHEAT ceatnuss
scarce but the sud is imted about loco buAsls Weste
sold - 81 So aud small lot Of prime 50 3h Ret
at 80 49, Com in less Inquiry sales Of 90 Peanv.ns
Yellow sec. aaoa and SIC in RYE dull and nn-t
oars sell owy-pIices ran ding for Delaware -
for Pennsylvania. GKocERIEs continue inaere shi without
material price Provisions also qIet
With sht holders firm hut sales conhn-d 70 sns
ots $40 SO for Meas Pork IL 70 i3.c for Hams l
for sides and Shoulders Meats
sic for Hens in salt Sdes, aud easlc 5houe
Lard HALLE. fer bbls and ,es Butter soils la
i5c for solid Western Cheese in steady demand warsxY
steady and sales at Ale for hhds. aud &c for bbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-13

emphaicsly TO ne case Of Tuckernan If the rcPors
which har been bruited about for many months past
are correct One OF the papers of this Guy sseer ll
ttere In 10 criminal law which VIII reach tie case
Tuckerman. According TO TINS aatnoily oNA' ~ a.
scton for A breach Of trust can be brought we DO
30, rofess 10 he versed in tie subtletee OF the la"
but we have the extra professional opinion OF sOyu
lavv,r that the offender could be reaeneo aH1 pnn-
80, Breach of trust ike charity, may hide
multitude of sins but we do lot believe that u win
cover alsifcaiions Of account. by which the kaod
ers of corporation swndled OUT OF overtwo nun
dreo thousand dollars neither 90 we think that IL car
he made 10 cover the issue OF fraudulent cerhcAes OF
s.ook which are in fact both fraud and forgery Ii
tic directors and stockholders Of the Eastern Railroad
are really anxious TO punish Mr.. Tuckemen, sni To
make him en- example and wGrniDg 10 oiher-, tnefe
will he 10 difficulty whatever in finding an adlua'e
foundation for q criminal charge.
Tie Hartford Times dont Ike the recent decision
in the case of the Mechanics Bank against the New
Haven Railroad Co. 1t seems TO think that justice
should not be done in this matter because It viii cost
"wdows and orphans in Connecticut something. II
says
Ifthe decision of the lower Court Is confirmed the
New.York and NewHaveu Company will be oohgei
to settle for the two miio0s of or-ed stock az the
market rrice il bore the time of its issue, which was
about sos = share. At this rate the OLD aid genuine
stock will become totally sunk and worthless, ana me
30 Geo eco of forged stock, added to S5,1OOOOO OF
miles of railroad-whoh is oil and probably more than
all Il is worth under circumstances. Then the
innocent widows and orphans in Connecticut, whose
whole means are in this stock, will be beggared IN
order that certain "irnocent and confident lambs IN
Wast. and intimate friends OF schuyler may De sun
sbly protected by the New-York Courts. IL VIII
be observed that this decision does not stand about
tres. II does not place the forced ana genuine STOCK
on equal footing but expressly decides thar the forged
stock shall swallow up the whole. The NeT-lorS
law rir cers regarding il q case OF Connecticut
Company az ainst Wall-st., have, with most DOg0er-
ian ucidy and a most tenebrose lumlnousness gwen
NnLs ali the meat and Connecticut the culture shell
The effect Of this decision If eventually sustained an
uestouaby is TO confscate at bio" large ana val
liable rTo erfy situated in Connecticut tor the bsneht
Of certain wealthy capitalists in New-York. Oh the
whole length OF the ralroad-62 mes-thus summary
subjected to conscation, than four-htbs Is SIT
rat in Connecticut; IA miles of the 70 between New
Haven ana New-York belong 10 another Company
The question of the liability of the Neg-fork aud New
Haven Company for the frauds of Schuyler IL one the
decision OF which belongs to the Courts OF Connecticut
and TO them exclusively
Aggregate condition of the Bark OF the Stats OF