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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-16
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS ~ JUNE Is .foD


At the opening Of the Court this morning. Mr.. John
Mekao counsel for prize fighting Morsey ia the ndctncn
against him for feonious assault and battery msved O. have e
dlouned from this which aet CcnsUs
non and discussion between Mr. Mekeon. NJ. Hall and ss
Court granted and the put til the sepeU
her term
James Smith, indicted for burglary in the first de-
the prisoners hrt ornse the Court confessed itsr disposed
70 De enent and would the defendant th owes;
fence Pfted IN OF the Kind Of which be stood
NcteS Mo uat was Tor two in the State Prison.
John M hlng, indicted for forgery, pleaded guilty
TO forgery IN the fourth degree In confederation prison
ers 3ng bach had been already nearly eight
months the Court would be hgh with him sentence him
four months IN the Penteutiary.
Peter j. Lyons cOlored pie AIDED guilty 70 petit lar.
Peter wineSuckcT rather than Ahher His
larceny consisted in having stolen wines sn1 pueipI~
from barrel lay TIA dok. he sentenced 70 The
Peni;eniiAry ioT six months
John McCauley pleaded guilty to keeping 6isor-
derry house In consequence q the prisoner Ill health adse
meni suspended
Gordon Cook, colOred, was arrested for highway
robbery pleaded guilty grand larceny The sentence Of
the that he the state prison tor ave
Philip Wilson indicted for burglary IN the third de-
pleaded guilty grand larceny h being his hrs onrnse
him the u the law IN suc6
rases, viz: two years IN the State prison.
Georgisna White and Mary johnson were placed st
the indictment for grand lA-oeEy This one If
popularity distinguishes shop isg Pactieea
the house Of A. T. Stewart Co Of Broadway and
charged having the the date sorcssd
under pre;ee Of trade and while there with having teoni
cgsiy appropriated several valuable pieces Of sik
While the Jury being 20 Try the cause HTS Joln-
seized fAnng and had to be aken side
S rsopop In this sudden event. dough both hee weS'a
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. .......Jrss 1
Cleared.

Shps-Rotunda Percy Mrsmichi, Nesmiih Sous T. q
Peters. Curtis. Quebec r. p. Buck Co Zoon (NosxI
smith, Buciouche, Homba 4 REIN Alexandra Bas-.z
Valparaiso, J. Rsndel.
Barks-Parans Mason Mschss, J. B. Thompson JOIN We
lev Sylvester Buctouche, J. Perkins.
Brgs-T B. Watson, Wortenser, Lsguaya DAllsti Bhs,
Crinea Stnson Salem master; Guissipma (SicL Merea
Genes C. Dursnd; A. J. Ross, Sweetzer, Bangor Bai
& Co. -
Schooner.-John Howard, Baker Boston. VIM IBs,l,; r
f. French Webb Plymouth. d. Gnes Son; Cordoba Dzss
ham Savannah, Dunhsm Dimon; Wake Wanwnsh, VI,
uington, l. s POWELL b. n. Hawkins, Griffin. CAsIes.ea
McCready, Mott Co Sesnine, Ball, Baltimore h.asr
Lord Queresu; BELGRADE Br Leblanc, Battle HsIbor
Deslv; Ann Cole City Point, Hunter 1. Co.
Sloop-Matw alter, Damon. Hartford J. 3 Edwards.
StesmersAnn Eliza Robinson Philadelphia Novelty Be-
Philsdelphs
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Arrived.

Ship Sebastian Cabot (of Thomastonl, WAITE Liyepl
B Bssj ss CATE New oiesn. IS day.. cotton to Y
Meineke. June Is, of BNnesat saw 'chr john sos'sa
Ship CHARTER Oak tot s.sspor,l, Carver, Havrs Nay
mdse and 2s5 pass. TO Walsh Carver Chase.
Bark Vso (of East Maehias), Small MatanIs. Jun. NED
do, &c. to Peter " King Co., vessel to Mayhem Tab.
Bark Grand Turk, Johnson, Trinidad Cuba May p n0rs
&c, TO C. Peters SD 10 CO. Win sGnr 81 s,sPses
% BO.Sn c SSIs on for Boston 'n0 " ' "
Bark r. II. Gamble, Powell, ST. MARKS May p eci'on .
.Sp KeSSeSee day. from Mobile or Li1srpoo
Bark William Patterson Malaga 20 days, Gibraltar % ea&
Bark Ellen steven, Jof Portland Howe, c.rdens. Jun.
Barr Brunette (o Belfast LneLen, s.saa Grnas Jns
T. mols..e, 10 II D. Brookman Go. June s Of c.sy.on
light spoke chr Pilot, from Neworeans for Porto Rico fa
Cd Maaulo Reef bark Clara b. Williams, from Havana
for New York; 10th lat 81 40 Ion. A. spoke ship Jak F,
Brig Crawford cf Msehiss) Small Jacksonville days Is-
Der 10 Mayhew. Talbot K Co.
Brig Hand King starke Lisbon May baIla,. L.yint
from Turks Island for NewYOrki same time saw brig Hoy
Big Crimes. stlnson, Port Even for Salem
Brig A. J Ross sweetzer. Port Even for Bangor .
5y gS3s S M y f59Ss p ssY ss
art. from Havana for Boston, Has pass
Biz Charles (Brl, Eaton, CORVALLIS 10 day. LUMBER to
Bs SALEM Walker Galveston May o. cotton kc. to wake.
si out I Of wate So u:r i1d had loop.
Brig Taratine of Deer Ise Rsyne. Cardens Jaae mo-
Sehr. Henry Jane, Brookhayen-
Schr n. j. Sonan Crsnmef, Virginia wood.
Schr Buena Visits. Collins Virgins, wood. .
schr Price Price Savannah days cotton, Nc, 10 No
sebi Nathan Clifford, Carter Belfast Me- 70 days lumber s
ROndout.
schr. Thomas Ellis, Ellis Hsrwich.
Schr. SauGatuck, Kelly, Boston
Schr. President, Hail. Stonington for POTt Even.
schr. Caroline Stone, Boynton, New. Haven
schr. George Washington Camp, Deep Greek Va, .sinta
ss RT Rse b fsi t Ss%;dn So. .
cotton TO Durham l. Dimon.
Schr Watchman. Wils EOrwalk, ballast.
Schr. Adelaide Clark. Norwalk, ballast.
Schr. Edward Franklin, Wareham. mails 10 4. spmsae
Schr Maria L. Hall Lawrence Portland, CT stone.
Schr. Robert Smith, - Portland. Ct, stone.
Schr. Alfred Hall -, Portland, Ct, stone.
sohr. Brazos. -, Portland, Ct, stone.
SchT. Mary NJ Brsinerd, -, Portland, c. sioa'.
schr Vintage, Coleman, Albany for Boston.
SIoop Maria Louisa, Cumming Fall River.
Steamer Beverly, Pierce, Pbilsdslpha
BELOW-Shp Live Yankee anchored on the bar and az
Csrolira, Emwood from ChsrlestoI-By Capt HA,fGd
stesmtug w. IL. Webb
sAILED-ship Calhoun, Truman Liverpool
WIND-DuriDs the day 5.
The ship Antelope this morning taken on the s.ens
Dock repairs. She will be stripped recaulked ndnsSi
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Assets on hand consisting OF Cssh Bills Receivable Mort
cages Railroad Bond Annuiies Personal Accounts amount
to $4,000.
The report speaks of the approach to completion OF
the Nothen Central Railroad which has its depot on
this Companys grounds and which, it Is anticipated
will attract large amount of business Various vau-
able improvements have been made during the year
TO meet the demand for lots, large freproot waie-
house erected by the Company rather in advance Of
the wants of trade, has been converted into bonded
warehouse, and now well filled with goods at profit
able rates of storage. The Company have under con-
sderation plan of receiving for future sales of lands
oneha the price in cash and one-haf in stock at $50
2 share AT the scale fixed for the lands, the entire
property would return shareholders $40 y share
The President thinks this scheme free from objection
and calculated to produce gradual liquidation Of the
enterprise.
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The line s now $ll,974s7e, against $l3, us last
Monday. showing decrease Of 81, l59, $50 The al

The line is now $l974 SO, against $l3 ll7l5 last
Monday. showing decrease Of 81 1885. The al.
spces We understand still 10 favor Of this CITY
ard considerable amount Of specie will be ceiyed
during this week. In loans, the Bank NOV emert ba.
been qnte uniform. showing an increase Of AS OOO
The Banks have in some cases kept q their lines bv
taking short paper from outsiders, ne offerings from
regular dealers being scarcely to their ability to
loan In the deposit line the is both an apparent
ard an an actual decreas {. The undrawu line is
$6slll GOO against $50 $1,000 las, week, showing
falling off of si'lW just about the amount of the
specie loss On ID whole, the statement may pr9ba-
bly, be eon'der' as favorable because i; is no worse
Loap 4 hi. Specie Circulation Deposits
june 6:.v Al SIS $40 sISIS4n5 sssSs,572 s6jet SCI
June l5'. II5425u HE+S79 s6o,SS S'loS'S7
Dec ease. .... sIl59s56 s4l67s si2'S1
- .rease. $500
The movement Of tie Banks since Nov. |, 1870, has
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wOoL-The market remains quie, ba, yrss. A..
The attention q all parties In this branch OF tr..
vert,d TO the INTERIOR bat, the clipping ss,sap . 4
ate. nothing definite has I,Dspired ", 70 foru
the new crop The general impression 10 ;bs. ass ys.y "a
irg prices will be fully maintained and ,hose rrea. Pa
disie supplies viii doubt BE- induced pay an me.
loal5 cent Foreign Is quie, but firm. and active
Il sutisi psfed N1->
WHlSKY--The market Il easier At the decline. n. A.
y more scye sales Of 1000 bbs At 81 9Sac for or, ~
Prison ~ ~
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rTNHE NETWORK aad LIVERPOOL UNITED
Il STATES NAIL sIEAmERs.-The ships composing "a

The ATLANTIC, Capt. Oliver Eldndss.
The BALTIC, Ceft. joseph Comstoek.
The ADRIATIC, Capt James West = -.
These ships having been built BY contract expressly To- ~
Gov~nent service every has beeo taken 10 Ae 80
s,ruetion in their engines ~ inssre strength an
and their accommodations for passengers uIauhed M ."
gsnce and comfort. -
Price OF passage from New-York ,epoo n srt
Sl3o In second DO, as Exclusive OF erts ats 80
room sS25 From Liverpool 70 SevYorh 80 ana fghs.
An experienced surgeon attached 20 each ship No ber
be secured until paid for The ships Of this line hsre HnPs"
wsteT-tisht bulkhesds.
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,les and will probably run up to o,oeo within a

bales and will probably run up to 100000 within
few weeks. This is mainly owing to the Eau,ual back
u.rdpess of the season. which has inspired confidence,
mot only in shippers for the Continent and in American
corsrmcrs 10 increase their stocks, thus leaving the
less for England, but also factors and spectators in
tbi. country. They have shown such tenaciy that,
Notwithstanding the receipts to this date being $3.50
b,ss short of those of last year, the stock is now
eous ,o vha, il was then in the number of bales, while
in money value it is very much greater
The Circular of Messrs O'Neill says:
The following Is statement Of the movements OF Iooh to'
the p, .s and since September last compared Win 'he
four preceding years: -. %, ryv wrrv
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CnrRr CALRNDAR-FoR TUESDAY. Juno Is.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Same calendar
as Monday o,o .,o o.o
SUPRENE Court, CIRcUIT.-NOs COB, 7l3 1868,
554 5 $751; $50 5 572 $685. 55 $685. COS &C., 65 6 esl 7o
T9 90 80 =. 40, On, 40,
400 GIL 62S g. Sos 667 7O5 S5l S52 I'll AS 5s3 1888 49,
699 2Ss 448 1622 u.s. u.s. III, Ills, 7l6 III, 7l8 III
CouRT OF COMMON PLEAs-Part Nos. lS9 to
1876 1877 TO 2OS inclusive Part IINo 1904 2 DIS 29 800
28 eO 2g3 go 500 400 46 465 1876 SILL Gle 63 66S 70!
1sPi 3l6 s28 845, 869, ga 876i, $50, 88l S82
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Passengers Arrived,

IN ne bark pisg from MatanrasP. Glaub lady and st
A. Freeman
IN ne IGrk Brsnetts from SaSva Ia GyaaSe-D Dark,
Mn. Mclean.
10 he bark Eliza Steseu' from cGriena'-ar Du,,, a.,
and children.
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Receipts
wear and $50 1928 and the Exports exhibit the fo
'"''s Gt. Britain France OtherF P. Total. stock;
1857 Dee $500 10000 G,Oe 6o6,WO Inc. zVV
S59s Dec 80 Geo Dec So Inc So 80 Dec 2200 Decte
NEw CEoP-The hand during the past week re-
rscfing the condition Of the growing crop are more unSi
onsy favorable In our last circulars would be seen
bet favorable change bad taken place at the South the
weather having become precisely what needed to retrieve
the plant from pecsous condition where had suffered
snd pears the improvement thus brought about
Las very general throushou the whole cotton
egio In the which escaped the worst weather
ported that prospect for large crop are equal OF superior
those Of any years and IN others when ue
riuua portion II the the only compliant hAt
~ he cr being three weeks la1er than - usual A.
his sAson while from few others we resd tha he
ec, Of drought AMI he backward Spring may sun oe
mon the plant has fully attained strong qua
babv srp.arsuce the former Of these PLAIN tna no
ou is entertained Of deficient yield but the eyei,
"a In each If the latter is confidently expected ina, Win ne
spd progress making continuance OF hne wsstnet
i M that will be necessary produce an average yed nom
tn whole Of the ground that has been planted which VIII 90
ecoreted greatly beyond the area OF former years
The Annual Report of the Canton Company gives
the annexed statement of the condition of that Com
pany
RECEIPTS Of the Canton Company Of Baltimore for the year
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE
MONDAY Jsne Is, 1857.
ASHEs-The market Is steady but quiet the arrivals are
moderate sales bbs IS for Pearls aud % ia % %
for Pots. 80, ,, r. IL. ..,...i
on Saturday The steamers has had rather favorable IA
fu,nce sales Of 1000 bales repeat former quotations.
NFw.YoRK CLASSIFICATION.
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Receipt@ OF Produ<e

Rt Nortk RlrST Botfsl22 bbls FlS,r go pkg, Whi.sy
los DO Ashes ~ 81 bush OA;s 62l d. Rss 100 do PotA,oe.
By Railroads. <75 siaes Leather Hide. Hoss
as pkEs Batter IS bsls WHISKY SIS DO Provisions. So 10
Flour.
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Whalers.

Bark Lady Suffolk Robertson II Beverly, II months o.,
May 2ls bbs sperm 80 do. Blacklist oil all toldlt - lag
20.
Bark Rose Pool Fisher. Of EdgaTtOwn At ST. PGus had
Cherokee Smith N B. Is months with - bills ppm a.
June 9Th lat 81 long a. schooner r. T. Cooh u ProFnes-
town ~ bbs wh. oil all well.
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GREAT AMERICAN ROUTE via MlSn !, r..l
u RAILRoAD chessO 81 Losis III H. ID sab
Milwaukee Kansas eiy .se a. Pa SsssrL Americas Lass
sSos Great Weston Railway and sics,sAn ross
roads forming The shortest auseket 80. "a lsss -
or .nd trains are N connecting Aanrn rssIy -
70 Ckicsso and the West For tnrtaei - ~ D~y-st
C'~psay'S VINCE wv ~ y0Hk j. SoeSsh ~
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pRoposyn DATES az SAILING.

Fox Freight or PssssEe, apply 10
EDWARD x. COLLINS, No. Sc Wal ct,
BROWN, sHlPLEY Co, Liverpool
No. q Austin FranL La.-s
B. @. WAINWRIGHT Co, Paris "A
The u these ships Will not be Accountable o'
silver bullion specie jewel precious stones or net.
bills II lsdng signed therefor. and the vaae tSA
pressed therein.
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MINIATURE ALNANAc....rHs DAY
sxu-Rises. AS Sets........ 1S Moon-Rise. "A. A.
vArgR....THIs DAY.
ssuSyHook.. :son GovIslsnd 2em Hell Gate. -. s,5
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BOSTON-Arr. June IS bsrks o. J. Chsfee, Nichob, Have
ns: Jim Crow Baker Ssysnnah b. Walker Raynes rbls
deIphis Son Cam New.York; stesmer H. b. Beach do.
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SECOND BeARD.
MoSDAY, June l5-P. Y

The Stock market was active this morning, espe-
cally in Reading, Erie and Southern, and there was
general upward movement in prices. The transac-
tiors sum up over 20 900 shares stock SlOOOO bonds
Included in the shares were 6,200 buyers option,
and 800 on sellers option. The most active stock
was Reading which sold TO the extent of no shares,
opening at IS and closing at 76 dispatch received
from Philadelphia contained the intimation that the
large sale about 90 600 shares recently made by the
party heretofore operating in the stock for rise,
was made under doubt a. to the payment OF
the July dividend, but we hear no confirmation
here of the doubt Erie improved from 3!i
to 33I 333. The principal operations In New-fork
Central were in sellers option. The market was
steady at the close at S3. The earnings OF May show
q decrease of sisO66. Michigan Southern was quite
buoyent selling high as 40! after the Second
Board, an improvement of 81 e cent on Saturday
price. Toledo was also buOyant, going to 59l. The
election for Directors of this road takes place on
Wednesday, when one two changes will probably be
made. Harlem strong, Ill being bid for l,OOV
shares. A sale Of preferred was made at 25 Pacific
Steamship continues to advance and sold to-day at ~
Galena and Rock leland were strong, and in demand
at better prices. The only important transactions IN
State Stocks wa. purchase Of $50 600 Missouns at
s3l. The Western banks beginning to run up
their circulation again and buying some STATE
stocks here for that purpose. Illinois Central Bonds
sold at 81, and Galepa I'd Mortgage at 70.
There is not large demand for Sterling for the
Wednesday packet. Rates show no important change,
but are rather heavy. Sterling 81 d93; Francs 5lSi
d5.l6l.
Freights are still irregular and dull. The engage
ments to Liverpool ore 800 bales Cotton at g. per
bale 50 bbIs. Spirits Turpentne at IS, 30 tuns Log
wood at 7s. Cd To Lcndon-2,00O bbls. Rosin and
Turpenine at 3d. $50 bbls. Spirits Turpentine at is
To Gasgow-75 bbls. Spirits Turpentine at ss. To
Bremen-5O bbls. Oil at 2ic, 200 ceroons Tobacco at
75c. To Bordeaux-l0, 600 gals. Rum at &c. ves-
sci to Cadz and Malaga and back to New-York on
private terms. vessel from Quebec to London with
Deal at 95s schooner from here to Jamaica at CSC.
per Dbl.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
1873 42S &C. including $22 900 for Transfer Drafts ON
Boston; Payments, s2l9,lO 81, including $4,000
California Drafts; Balance, ell $500 6s.
The business of the Clearinghouse was s33, 81 oOo
The following is q statement of the earnings of the
New-York Central Railroad for the month OF May,
1857 compared with its earnings for the corresponding
month of the preceding year
Years. E.Innn
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III A Z l. z NJ R A L X U . :

COulnencinr WEDNESDAY, jun 8 It'H =
Trains leave Depot corner q W ste and Isss
CrotJp F,l. Train, connecting with line o. stag
hahopas. "a m-EIpress NAL Tran for Albany pTs
Croon Fails with line ofs,Ases for Lake seq
for Rlcrssel ct reyseTs for Dsn6GEy AZ "a
Corner, with Western Rsrssd for Albany, Trey
the West 5. p. m--MiIleIton Train stopping 49, 81 q
s. D. n-wfliaus Bridge Trsin, s.oPPins 4, a. ss'"1-
"a White PIairs Train, stopping At A. s.stiona p,. Trss
Leave ath-st- Station: q m-Wihsns 80 80
,xsunns AZ az s:stions II q m.NLlls bnefr l-srs
p,sT n al stations IN m-whiie Plain. Trsis !, j
II stations q p n--Wlksm. Bridge Ifsn. IN .'st.Ssa
s,,.ios. So NO rotor Falls Train, Stopping 49,
o. mWf'lism. Bridge Train stoPpins & Al ss,-
. p III MN j. CAMPBELL. sepernee1-o---
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VIM. Lee agt. George Hartman ana Otners.-MoUon
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-SPEcI.L TERM-JvSE Is
Before Judge BRADY
DECISIONS.
Frederick May agt. Louis GrOss.-NOtion TO open
default, SC, granted on payment Of costs
Louis Mielle agt. Isaac Levy.-Motion granted on
payment Of all costs, &C. and 10 coats Of motion &c
David Sterrett agt. Charles j. Standardization
Roderick c. Andrews agt. Simeon II. Colgrove.-
Referred to Hamilton W. Robinson esq,
Norman A. Freeman agt. John 0rser ct al
Motion denied
the plaintiff the first Of demurrer and for defendant
the second Costs set of.
Alexander Mckenzie agt. Valentine Mott.-Referred
Richard l. Richards agt Henry Erber.-Motion to
default and Get aside Judgment granted on payment OF
GENERAL IEKN-June ls-Before all the Judges.
DECISIONS
John Mcdonald agt David Williams Judgment
George Townsend agt. Henry Biings-Judgment
Owen Dunngan agt. Mary Ann acknowledgement
Cornelius ID. Robinson agt John G. wison-Judg
Peter Cook agt Charles Morgsn-Judgment re-
Edward Tracy, assignee &C.. of Jas. Wiley, agt
Herman Hartman Judgment sfirmed
Margaret Irwin agt. Geo. w . Lawrence and George
MuiI-Judgment Of Marine Court reversed
Lyman Chaplin agt Saml b. Potter and Israel Pot
VIM. Gilmore agt Washington s. Whitney and
Watson SAndfodJIdsmen reversed and trial ordered on
Of sPpesl by the appellant
Alonzo X. Cushman agt. Ottavius Gori-Judgment
affirmed
Henry Stanley agt. Charles Acknowledgement re-
verscd
VIM. Mitchell agt. Alfred S. Bates ct acknowledgement
rsversed. .
Andrew Carr agt John NJ. Martin-Appeal dis
missed with $40 costs and judgment ordered for plaintiff on
demurrer.
l.. ST. John and Rhode Cole at. Thos. Maxham.-
Judgment affirmed
John Sterling agt. JAS Sheehan.-Judgment af-
krmod.
Samuel II. Henry agt. Reuben b. De Barre.-Judg
ment reversed.
Thos. Ney agt. Alfred s. Bates and Thos. France
Judgment affirmed
John c. Jackson agt. John Purchase.-NOtion de-
MED without costs
John ID. Wilson, assignee &C., agt Walter Cor
mAn-Judsnent reduced TO S6 l.. and affirmed for that
amount without costa
Henry ID. Arguerre sgt. Chss. Luling.-Jndgment
Alarmed.
John G.. Williams agt. The Insurance Company OF
North AmsroaJudsmen for plaintiff IN the verdic without
Joseph K. Taylor. President Of the Central Bank,
AIT Jas StTnseT sud VIM. TownsendJUdgment reversed
and new trial ordered costs 20 abide even.
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SUPREME COURT-GENIRAL TERM-JuEE l5-Befors
judges MITCHELL, ROOSEVELT and PEABODY.
MOSES BETTMAN AGAIN.
Moneref Mitchell ct al aet. Moses Bettman
On the 3Oth of April last Judge Mitchell issued an
order denying motion for the appointment of Receiver to
change the affairs of Bettmsn He also modified the in
junction To-day the carried up appeal from this
order Parsons and Noyes oKPains Bosdmsn and Bene'
dict the defendant.
SPECIAL TERM-Before Judge PEABODY.
DECISIONS.
Inre the application of the Mayor, &C., relative to
opening and laying public place, and acquiring land for
reservor-Report Of referee confirmed
Before Judge ROOSEVELT.
VIM. Lee Rgt. George Hartman and others.-Motion
denied
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Among the Imports OF uencia -hUiN"N-NAS0 ioSN
week were Coffee slO6 OOO Cigars 81, pO Furs, SIS
ZOO India Rubber $26 800; Gr, so 100 Hides s29S
coo Copper, col 900; Iron $l53, 900; Lead sci eco
Tic $l57 500 Steel s., 200; Spelter, $S5O0O Zinc,
$50 200; Mola..es f76.lOO; Rags, $4,000; Spices,
$4,000; Linseed So 200 Sugar, SIS, He; Watches,
IS 800; Wines. sos, 800; Wool, sol, 700.
At the annual election of Directors of the Saratoga
and Whitehall Railroad, held at Saratoga Springs
on Tuesday, the following gentlemen were chosen
Directors for the ensuing year VIZ: D. Philip fE1nix
Wm. NJ VerInilye, +. w. Sewan, New-ferk; lie
Grand K. Cannon, J. NJ Warner, Jas. Forsyth, John
NJ. Davidson John Willard, Jss- NJ Marvin, Sara-
toga Springs Chss. Cramar, Waterford j. W. ThOmP-
son, Ballston Spa: NJ. j. Myers. Whitehall; W. h.
Warren. MoTeau.
Ats subsequent meeting Of the Directors, the fel-
lowing officers we're chosen for one year join n.
Davidson, President and Superintendent; John w.
Thompson, Vice President; Wm. H. Warren, Seere-
tsry and Treasurer
We understand Tia, the Panama Railroad Company
have withdrawn their Bonds from the LoEeon market
s. their limits eonid hot be obtained in the present
srneeu; state Of the Money market, ard the necess
ties al The Company are not urgent The GsRal cash
dividend will be paid in July.
The Weekly Bank Statement, of which we Civ. the
official figures below shows smaller amount Of loss
in the specie reserve than might have been aatiei.
pa;ed after the large drain of the past week and il
view Of the fat that the California delivery per
George Law did Dot come into the account until Sat
urday The result shows that the receipts from the
Interior are mpre important thar We hsd supposed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-16
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-JuSE I5-Befo
Judee

THE ALLEGED SLAYER ELLEN.
The United sgt The brig Ellen, her tackle, &C..
In this case to-day Mr. Joachamissen summed up
the case for the Government and Mesu D0ahue and Black
for the claimants The Judge allowed them hour each In
which deliver their agumens decision msy DO expected
shortly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-16

The ship Antelope this morning taken the s.ctns
Dock for repairs She will be stripped recauked snaa''i
cOppxred-