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SECcEr BOAhn.
Gale. Of Stocks al Philadslphia-J.s. &c.

fReported for Tar = IElstN. y ut9 % I59NAN -
do -; - 600 co. b5 75i' 90 Ptsba,ah C2lP'n =
-, 3 :. oO do rsys lot; % Little Sch1yklu .erfp,
- 81 o CITY -. q. = 30 % 90; go LehEh MI
a. o. 10 Mcrrs C.nsl t5En, li - co. IS u; p Do -
Ii,as l5l: 20 DO b5wn 81 To- Do IS. -; 10 D.
a. Isl, 81 Do. Ist; Peun 2 X. a. 2 DO. b, 81 >
&c., VALLEY RR 2; II Harrisburg P z. So Is szsg
S,sl dsy. 81. SO New Cress Goa Co, ? 81 Resaief
80 ss1 % 3ssv-r Nes5ov R.R.. IL 1T -. ", 81
10, csn. u: IS Grad Bank IL Mechanic, Bank 20
Psrs Of Pe1us llct. -. 80,
b, ~ Ico New Greek Coal Co. 2 81 Re sdns aoi4' b.
sci: e Oirsra Bank. - - $1,000 49,
IS Nrehiu Railroad % lfs; 5000 Allegheny CO 90, -
"a. 000 40 ia =2tto PennsY ; ~ 900 Camden
"a Abov pro.d s. 'f3 DAYS 81; 20 xlrris Ctnal. II;
~ 90 ia. 100 schuysl Navigation. Pref -, - Lite
sebuyiui RsLf- a. !; 100 Union Cans C. ?, iei' lvy
- 4 p is IL, 10 Lehish Nsvigs-on set; Camden aad
hn,h,y RAJ iosd 1871 81 GrsEa Bank, u 1900 90
frcr Toayd-4f cO PeIusYvsnia 81. ~ = lv LtT ha
20 4. 20 seT roo Allegheny County IS 100 Readns
Railroad ~ 100 New Greek Coal Co., :
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Arrived.

s,e,r,Lu ss.hyle Berry Charleston s. hogn. 70 spsf
ford Te.icu Co. ThGsd.y 10 A NJ os Hsttsr.s passed
ship May AdslI Of Warren, bound :. Tie N-Aa'4's
hss heavy esstsIly gales uorh Of HAtteras
Ship Game Geek teiPpsI Of Bos;SoJ ossood s5snfny
, and catsyis Nov. g. teas si.ks 4c 70 v u = y
Bacon Of Bo.ton Passed Ansisr Nov 10 Sept p n tas
China Sea eIPsrsrced phooa which blew away fet Of
quarter beat ke- 6th at u s.. 9r II - sP>fs
brl Charles COe, hsnce for Key Wss dsys cat |i'n
ns passed large and oIhe. portions o. wfek Of sp
l.nty lAse new vessrL .,
shlp Zuricb packet Rch, Hsyre Dec. TO- mise ard ~
rass 81 Lsissston VS. detained II the chscne By al
verse ulre. Left the Lizard the lsth December Wssih
sr eurnG the voyage hae but .incs ahead 70 the vest
ward Of fars accident occurred 20
y0anr Ian named Charles Fuller VINO KILLED ~ falling
froul The miEIsn-top Ei4.ct ysid upon deck
ship WsLderer new Of bostonJ se,son, D.rsrscots
dave batst Foster Stephenson. She 30 ogEse1
slp Mereaiy pseas French, HaVre " esy., ncse &rd
sfl psss 70 Ecye H.nsfsr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27
Philadelphia Markets. FRIDAY, Jan ?

INSPECTION Of FLOUR and MEAL for the week ending Ian
Is 1855: IS al barrels of superne Flour. s do foe d. 20
Co. Middlns 81 do Rye Flour so do Corn Meal LOO do
Condemned Ma, l6oi4
Thsr. not much 10 CorroS which scarce. snd
gepesy held the Of buyers Coat continues
Gull CLoyERsEED less active and prices st $40
81 90 q bush qsa.ty sales from wagons are reported
for Tie Flour market remains ynsetve so barrels
family sold SO but common sup=rnns Is dull at
Ss 81 e Dbl which II 10 freely offered without
sales sny the demand being only supply the hons
,de within tho above rsI se prices RYE FLoUR and CoRS
MEAL are also quiet and prices shout the WHEAT
but the cemand limited a. 1od@uec Tor heds
ard 4l6dssc. for good aid Prime White Coss without
much den ard quote Yellow gO9s9c holders gem
orally demand the latter rate RYE is steady l25c Oars
Nothing doing alter qsoatiOns metals remain nscsiye
In GsooEEEs there has been little doing o~iBz to Bad
STOCKS generally lsht and holders hrul 10
their The PKoyIsIos trade Inactive and prices show
lfte or nc variation WcoL-Pces unsettsd and the
demsbd limited previous quotations WHISKY remains
about noticed and hhds and bis. Cd
slowly Q SEC. 2 gallon.
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MARRIED..
RRINTON- GRAND

BRINTON- GRANGFR-At CaDandaigu qua, N. Y, Jan ~,
Caleb Brton hattie ~ Granger daughter Of General
John A Granger. .
by the Rev Mr. Brown Divine Burtis, Esq Of Broosyn,
L. Misc CstheIine, daughter OF the late Capt Samuel
Raw, Of the r rueT place.
HUNTINGTON-UTLEY-At Rome. N Y, Jan. q, the
Beramin n Hunting to Miss Mabel l. Utley, dausn
ter Of Rufus utley, Eco. -
LEEDS BR0OKs-At Bellvsle, N. Y on "Wednesday
evening Jan II BY the Rev J. y. Vandeveer Geo H. Leeds
New York City, to May e. daughter Of joseph Brooks IT,
Of the former place
sTRANG-LEPsLEy-A Philadelphis, the evening Of
the Path inst, by the Rev NJ A. De Wolf Howe, samuel A.
ssng Of Newiork to Mary Welsh daughter Of David Laps
ley Eiq., Of Philadelphia.
WINAkTs-NOBLE-At Detroit Jan %. Mr.. Edward J..
Winants Of Naples Ontario Co. NY TO Miss (. Bel Noble
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La " INTELLIGENCE
SUPREME COURT, JAN ESPECIAL TrRx-BsfOre Judge
ROOsFNglT

SUPREME COURT, JAN ESPECIAL TrRx-BefOre Judge
ROOSEVELT.
RECEIVER OF SUFFOLK BANK.
Apple stion, i, will be recouected, was made by
Mr. tsa w Randall creditor Of the Bank Ia the Of
that the Bank b. declared iDsoyent ard Receiver
sppointed-the law authorizing proceeding Of the hind be
esmmepssd against Bank by creditor or BY tenth Of
thu soei TIE matter referred TO Judge Wander
roei who mace report declaring the Bank 70 be nsovent
snd needing that Mr. Marcus Ees Secretary Of the La
rhe insurance Company should be Receiver The Court
rec that instead Of individual would BE better 20
Up order that sect Mr. Rcd one OF the counsel for
Nj s,s.tss 70 The appointment Of the Trusi con
peny spe SAG all the creditors Ia favor Of the
Iontmsrt Of MI Ee The Judge .ss that the Interests Of
sns mas also be considered many Of whom hsd
eAte upen sns 70 thnk the judge should be
everything else. "'-'
Nj Reed hsa said be wsaA move on IN. ,., ., A., R.,
DAN, to withdraw the complaint eptely 40 ,hst the-e
would be nothing before the Court ssainst IL ,hs
proceeding necessarily dismissed. Judge R.os.,,r 80 hs
would consult the other judges whether o. 80
te Withdrawn. and also In regard the Ree.i,er
EMPIRE CITY BANK.
ghe argument in this case was concluded.
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SUPERIOR coURr-Jw s-BefOre Judge OAKLEY
sui FUN LINE BIIINI n 4 IIuH IN
William e. Hatch ast. Todel & Ogilvee.

William Il. Hatch asl. 1odel Ogilvee.
Plaintiff SAYS that defendants received in their
llshtsr Ellen buE head Pier No % Es. River 200
bss lime carried round North River but that said lime
never delivered. They the OF the lighters
common cAIIers. for the amount
In reply II ss6 that The lime put on board the
lighter . in the afternoon 4, hsvng been raining in the
That the captain Of the lighter did want TO receive
il on board could carry rouad that Sht but Mr.
Hatch told him he would take The risk. The morning II
the whss fuU Pvsrsn y n- "" 49, - >A'-
Lut The lime well covered from the seaheT) snd burned
The Court charged that the Law now Is An Owner and
that the GOODS shall
yi.k then the ssreonieut must be
pow been positive and specific. IL for the jury TO
whether such the here verdict Tor pantd
3e9 value Of the lime. and irisres~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27

echr Maria srrvei ct Honosia The Nth Nov I'm La
or California reports having spoken C,ps 81 L,e.. -
fste bark vsrssso Tton, SO 5blI whale; ship Jsaa m
BIS
sp.ke--Nov r. lat. % lss lon ~ y W .Aip M,i...,.
Of sev Bedford rs mcrtfs and " DAYS fro, ths SOL
vieh Iar5. bound 70 r0ubes Aa4 aaksa whales saos
lesvirc hone.
srrfeu-pse ? a. = q " lon ~ o. ship Geo Hox
l,rS White is Ssvs from Horo'uil. = cfas-
n, S.te at q 50 \ lon. ~ W al Mary Edsu,oa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27

Passed u miles north Of Bsrnegst Hayre packet Zlrieh-
By stesmship jamestown. -
Jan D. lat s6 %, Ion 70 80 brig Of New foik stand
ing : showing blue Gag With letter H. Ia IL
Dec g. miles east from Fernando soronhs was seen
clipper ship showing Boston NUMBER which could not
be made cut. bound 5.
jan H. lat 81 so or 10 90 schr Temper, Appeman from
Attakspas via KEY West, Tor Richmond
Jan 90 la. SO o. lon. ~ 80, bark John Wesley Of Casne
from New York for sasIs.
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soxs OF TrxrrRAycr -The GRAND Division Of the

Sons OF TEMPERANCE The Grand DIVISION OF the
New Jersey Sons Of Temperance convened in Trenton
"Wednesday last Various reports read The following
oees elected for the Franklin Devereux
Of brtgeton q. w. p; III u Howell of.Trenton O. w. A
John NJ Mhnor Of Trenton O. jacob s. Ysrd OF Trenton
O. +; Robert Stuart, Of Pla1feld O. G the Rev George
Hsthes of Bslleve o. Chapani Nj Dewitt Jersey City
O. Sentinel
Getting held In the evening when addresses were
made BY Messrs. b. Belts Of jersey City, DIR W 2.
dit y Deverpx Aud others IL decided hold the April
meeting In Newark and smother Ia oeobsT AZ Fiainfed
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At Philsdelphis, TIE Ledger s&y.;

There VS. cheerful feeling in the Money make
First class psper plsoed yesterday =. lol cen
FER srnum, and vss 10 demsnd A. the close OF IL
cay At that rate. Paper Of the Sane parties c'u1 mt
b disposed of better than = cent month WITH
the lasi fortnight. OF course nothing bat the m'-t
" questioned paper can be placed a. the improved
rates quoted.
Tie .gal' Rfpabl.e states that NJ. ST. John u
Bank Superintendent, vii probably be replaced By
some other person.
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N.ARINE 10 UR Va L
PORT or NEW-YoRR.....JASUAR
Cleared.

s-e.nship-Hermspn. Higgins, Bremen, c. n Sands
shrs-Medonsck, LivinEs.on, LONDON. D1nham Dlnoa
Ksihsy stoddsra. San francisco. G0Ocnue Co
Bsrt-Nofc America Ham, Petels, Hamburg, Z beeh
kunhsrdt. . $50,
sebocrer.-Eivirs InFsls. Cape Hayden. - A. WI
son z y Sawyer Fsrwe BsracOa, ~steish KNOB Tee
frsph R0.fh Philadelphia J. W. Mckee L " "Aef0aiy'
Cook. ssvslnsh. Scranton Tsblmsn. o.,
PrupeIer-Locust Point French Bsnore Il. 3. Cromwell
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BROOKE YN II,EM,G.

George w. Curtis, Esq., is to lecture on " Gold
" and Gilt in Young America" in the new brick
church corner Of Fulton and Clason avs, Brooklyn,
on Monday evening, January 90.
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NEU-JERSXY ITEMS.

TRACT VISITORS MONTHLY MEETING The visitors
Of the Jersey City TI and Missionary Society Thurs
dsy evening the First Presbyterian Church Mr. Love
vtor connected With the NewYork City Tract Society and
chiefly engaged ip the First Ward of New York snd the Rev
Mr. vsrnGer Jersey City Missionary addressed the meeting
giving interesting particulars relative their efforts
peeisy In shordps relief the needy In their pecve fields
q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27

MISSION AIRY SERNoS.-The Rev. Mr.. Hoffman, for
many years missionary in Western Affics, visit to
bk native land for the purpose Of recruiting bis health, will
With Divine emission preach upon the African
Mission In Christ Church North Brooklyn, to
ing
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IAdvertisomcntl
IAdVtTIhtFncnt
Nor SOLD ON COMMISSION ANYWHERE !.

Being worth its weight in gold - DURso's CELEBRATEp
CAraRRa SNUFF kss sore Ess. h--..1 M 20 .as Hetd
aromatic has proved decidedly OF the most vau-
able discoveries the Prepared exclusively by DUsSo
No. IS Safest Albany. New-York. sample Box, with
directions will be sent by mail poet paid receipt of u
cents, in stamps r specie.
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market,-CARErr1ITR EFOKrED FOR TIE TA'Eryr.

FsID.f, JAi >, IA1,
AsHEs-Th4 narket i without change for Pearls, win
. .se,s Pc. lee. plenty. AID II good demand 4;
81 81 ISIS -,
BRIcK-The market without change SALES Of ArtS 'T.a
River 81 -
COCOA-we hear Of s.ss Of - bass P.,s - 6i casa q
lord
COTTON Prices since he receipt Of tie steamer Pecifc
,dycss sfvsrced full Eith af blsnss, dung,
.u11y. which o-ees trslsscsigns
ksryokK ct,ssiFtc.rIIx 30.
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CoNvIcTED OF RIoT. The Court Of Sessions has
been engaged for past irving number Of persons
charged with riot and tumu in the Eighth Ward election
day The Of those tiled Dennis Ryan Thomas Ry
an, John Ryan Wm Mcclure and James Dillon. They
all convicted with the exception Of Dillon who Quilted
Edward Fre indicted with the party discharged
evidence being brought against him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27

jury Duty FOR FIRENES-The Hon. ID. s.
0resey, Jr has offered petition in the State Legka;ure
hom the firemen Of jersey City Sshrg that hereafter
vice Of i've years In the Fire Department will them
from Jury serNiee instead Of ten provided
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lr.nrr METEOROLOGICAL

PHILADELPHIA J.n s-Arrrres-eriS Gn'nsre. Th1np
Crfaes schr Eiward George May, New YORK. Ham,
r-ori Port. Cosou DO
Cos,ed-Stss mhiP Ksnaesec Copper. y York 81 = Tons
v.rSa Juins Liverpool Grey Eagle Niusnsu. Rio q Js
nero bark Justice Story Atkins Boston oris Norfolk Ems
" Kiusston ia Delhi D.Tbaby Bsbidoes; sehfs EtWad
George Nav New York; AM Eliza Gaze Sorry, do Aannah
" Baen DO I. Waterbury. ChAmber.ala, DO.
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REAL LIFE-SizE. The only real life size Pho
made really and finished in oil those
done by Roof No 1863 Broadway OF frSnklfns ST.
Persons having ordinary DagueueOyPes have them
produced life sze.
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IAdveriisementl

Gas GAS GAS FIXTURES, of new designs
and unsurpassed workmanship, viii be found the great
Manufacturing Depot of ARcHsR WARNER Co.. No. SIG
Broadway; also portable Gas APPARATUS for country
residences, churches and factories.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27

EScIsrs LOCKED UP.-ERgine No. l6 was taken
possession Of BY the police after FIRE in Atlautc the
members hsvin got TO fighting themselves when
of the arrested abandoned the Epgine No
also possession Of the authorities for dsObedence Of
de BY the Company Both machines In the corporation
~..l
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| ClRCrIT CoURT.-Nos. 1886, 1851 1869, l402
1861 ls5 1880 1891 ISL 1855 1902 SIS 96 57i 1886
$50 6e6 Il7s 1863 lioi I6l2 1895 1923 1876 los llsI
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To PHYSICIANs.-W

To PHYSICIANS.-WaD ted, Partner IN high
n and lucrative Special Practice Must be Ply
ak thoroufh the profession and Of uuble
khed reputation and who command capital Of % 600 70
$500 Full psIC ulAT given addressing j. D. H. Tribune
Ofice.
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Receipts Of Prod uce

BY tie Railroad daysl-6 500 bos Flour 81
pkss Ashes 80 do Whsky 27Os 20 Provisions, l.706 do
Lard Sso do Butter so Hog. oo sdes Leaher and
dllsa
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Passengers Arrived
" ship Merexry from Hacye-J J. MeMurrsy A. Janck

MiSi.TVkE ALSASAc.......rHIs DAY
sts-R.es....1 Isl ses.....5 II Moox-sets % som
HIGH yArEk........rHis DAY.
s.niy HOOK n Gov Island. II Hell Gs.e...... { u
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checss estrey .as checks passsd over Va sscLsu
settled when passed TO him the checks csus-some OF
thsm- the exchange II the checks whica CANA
through other banks arc returned they are pad b,
the harkst Bank checs good received throusS
other banks IL the duty OF the Grst teller to return
the Rrrt and second teller contains daily
o. the transact ons between them; sackstts cheek,
when passed over TO him by me entered
tho exchanges from the time be came into the
bank; presumed that Ssckett made the checks good
AZ bis cash proved; this II tho presumed that
he IN ads them good during the day the money drawer
OF the teiers not generally locked up the cash for
exchanges Ia mate up II the afr. rpcon the dep ,st
book the dsPositor credited 9TH cne,ss ~ cash we
deposits; on the "a Of December tho deposits wsro
Sis $50 Of this sum- three fourths may have been In
ehecAs was rot present on the Sunday after the de-
falcstloa was discovered banks sometices borrow
specie from tach other and give check; have Dor
ro~ed specie from, the Fulton BANK; check ges
mlA.d and produce an apparent dsfsic,toni sacset
purpose Of paying checks; he passed them - me ,
on the clip called Office " ths-e item Of ey
charged 70 OF small bls.unsssortsd by the second
teller on the previous day, which charge him tho
pas b. Oh the rules Of al oanGs not alike when
sacket was atsent Ia Philadelphia there error
oil 1900 in the second teli.rs sccouu do not exactly
know how i occurred but think IL was an " over"
this would make seeming deficiency of 5000 in the
second teers account the matter Of this draft Ia not
yet srttled on the booss.
To Judge B-ebeThis certificate of deposit (of Clark
co. was given wien Sackett was ABSENT; the ruls
with regard 20 sachett chect ia tho bank that he
generally tho money for their ayfneut could
not the aggregate Of all the cheeks drawn BY
sack-tt and paid by mo, have no knowledge wbethsr
thu checks made good 20 tbs bank after pass
cd u EN- TO him the -econ teller has book called note
book, which connected With the iepoat BOOB In order
70 make up his cash he has to get the footg OF both
these books.
The further hearing Of the Vas Adjourned At thi.
stage TO next Wednesday afternoon at hiatt past three
O'Clock II IL understood that the whole matter viii DO
left in the hanss OF his honor the Justice, that day
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Opinion Of Judge Green the Power of
District justices 10 Commit for Contempt.
FIRST DISTRICT COURT
Before Judge Green


FIll. % In he Matter Of TIE Commutal u =. BAN.
t,iSs, Smith for a Cont,mpt Of covr,-ar Tsomp'on
constable returned 10 writing th,t Pursuance OF III.
commitment 10 him delivered, he, by virtue thereof,
arrested Mr Smith but while the way TO tue jail he
vas served vith writ 81 habeas corpus, eGnmaudaS
him 10 bring the body Of said smith before J1dre Day
one OF the Judges OF the Court Of Common Pleas 70 DO
and receive what should be ths- and there cons ders
and that in ac.oTdancs there sitn he took the .ad
smith before bis Honor Judge bay male rst4rn
mittsl wheTeupon Judge Dply discha .xed sail smith
rom custody From the reposS II seems the DISCHARGE
made the ground that The Justice OF tas Court
lad no power 70 commit for contempt such court no,
Judge lsly correct there no way in sht-h mi.
Court could punh witnesses for neglect or rrf4st 20
attend " they do attend and TO be sworn he
had power 70 compel thsn 70 DO 90 or waen sworn
they may 18th IMMUNITY refuse 10 answer nv pertinent
question that might be propoundel 70 them ami thus
defeat the nds 81 aogetbor sni In fact; II I'M.
dostTue Ne correct person. nj MT into toe court
WI IL the Court sasin session and by 3ua tak or
dtsordery tondncl not only interrupt bus actually pa
vert he transaction fbusnsss tad the Court woid be
utterly unable o. H. might suggest m nv other
cculLes hst might arise but u u not necessary "
DO Prom nation have no doubt Of tbe power
~ these Courts 20 punish for contempt and that the
learned Judge eo,ely staken 70 the sw appIica
be 20 ~, matter IN question, and will give fev
VOWS for such opinion In the hrst place, the Revised
statutes, vol p. 3ss sections 2sS 2sT, Us 2s9 AMI
30 provide tba Justice Of tho peace may punish for
ermiIa contempt, by fine and impr ment, persons
guilty OF ''dsorceriy eoutemptnous io.olent b.hs
vcr tovsrds such justice while engaged the trial of
cause or in the rendering OF any Judgment In
Judicial procseding" lam aware Of the fact that jas
iice Of this Court rot strictly uses Of the peace
within the meaning Of that statute but am also svsre
e the fact tia. Justices OF th- ,.sc. hoi @ourts NOT 81
r-sor'. cbei Justice Nelso,, 10 delivering "a oPaioa
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United states District Court.


beiore non. du' &c bellH
Far 22-Joseph A. Crane e al rs. The Seamb'd'
Somrson.-This a OF collision brought by the
owners OF the brig lola and tried before Judge Hail.
who gave decree in favor OF the beants aud ordered
reference to Commissioner to compute their dana
gcs. The Commissioner reported the damages at the
OF 81 $780, to which report both parties excepted
the particulars OF the amount, and the up
low on the exceptions 10 the report The claimants OF
tho Htes mboat contend that damages should be al
lowed, on the ground OF frauiulen. attempt the
part OF the Me-ilants TO charge the steamboat with
sunts way connected with the coli sion that II
any damages oil Owed the amount should Le gre stly
lessened while the Nbsllars claims tbatdamages should
have been allowed to the amount Of s3,5s5 ~
Held by the court that, upon the proofs, there
was strong evi1ence that whoever coadd;tsd the
repairs OF the brig attempted mos. unfairly 70
charge tho steamboat win expenses, well kno yn
10 hem not 10 have arisen from tie INJURIES. Toe
pIttence under which the attempt was covered tina.
the uDdsrwrte were 10 psy the expenses, and that
the charges put in beyond ths Just value 10
lssEons the dishonesty Of the transaction That tho in
trntion attempt OF the Hbssnts to prAetice
fraud upon the claima nts does not, ia Law gabls
them from recovering the real vsile ~ the labor and
materials bestowed the brig In giving her the
pairs she required That the OF 5000 be allowed for
the repairs reported BY the COMMISSIONER wtaes
that IL seems betting in cour, proceeding Ia cool
degree upon the principles Of equity to
the attempt OF the hbsllants 70 enforce n wrongful
coun. against the steamboat by denying interest
that som. until that become fixed by the secoal
report Of the Commissioner fled Decem T. 1854 That
the demurrage At be cut down TO eight days the
hbellantr nave LETT the point upon conflicting state
men's when they could easily have rectisd the eat
mates by testimony at their command. Decree therefor
that the report Of the missioner be corrected in
these particulars, and that the belLnts have de
for the sum Of 81, III 81
For iibelsuts, Ne Ises Oven and Morton. For claim
ants, Mr.. Honolu-.
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ua: b. dstiney -tsted 70 b sun aud .bsu ~ Facet
6rst O ths SPECIAL term Gallon lar
2. On the Monday preceding tina ars. day OF each
General term, SPECIAL term Circuit the Csrk shsll
prepare has csocAr OF FOR such .srm any csuss
N which the nots OF ssus shall b dsd on that or
tA su9s sso,'g sussssy or wedsssdsy shs be placed
at tes seSs o. ne cAisndsr 20 70 be prepared.
20 ths copo0 OF commiSsionsrs for opening alterinx
iupFcvlo or exseocing any strsets or avenues shall
have pFenkenoe on tbs calendar over eli other mo.
TONS and ssaS be pscei sceerdinxY o. The Clerk aad
IL they he not 70 p'see' by lin the oayaI.r may on
moi ION. be corrected by this Court -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-25
The Market Bank Case.

CONTINUATION OF TIE EvEsrIG ArfoS-ASorag
ADJOURNMENT.
Justice Connolly sat m the Lower Police Court at halt
past three O'Clock Friday evening for the purpose OF
hearing further testimony in the matter OF the los,
OF funds OF this institution Es-Judge and Mr
Clinton appeared counsel for the bank AMI Mr. Post
sscke.t the accused, respectively His Honor recorded
the following