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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-28

BOYpEN-on Friday July 2. at Goshen. Orange County,
y, Frederick soySen ESQ., late oil Richmond va aged
Boston Philadelphia and Richmond Va. papers please copy
BARROW-At Skaneateles N Y Sunday, July %, Ed
mund P Barrow in the 2sth year of his age.
BUTTERFIELD-At Saratoga Springs "Wednesday. July
q Ann g. wife of Rufus su'tefeid late of Brooklyn, aged
The ner. services aids. Saratoga THURSDAY 2,d at
to brooklyn to be laid in Greenwood Cemetery.
B0oTH7In Jersey City on THURSDAY evening Jgly rs Of
and Phebe Booth. aged months aud days
COROL-suddenly at Csna.tota Madison County. N. Y
Wednesday July Is Calvin COro in the 6lst of his
DowDELL-On Sunday morning. July &C. Mrs Ellen Oodwell
in the h Of her native Ofthe County Cava' Parish
of Csstetssagb, Ireland
DEvELIN-on Sunday, July IS Bridget Develin aged 81
FOwLER-At Staten Island on Friday, July a. Seymour
Fowle the eldest Of Matthew aud b. Fowler aged 10
FEsSENDEN-In Portland Me, on Thursday, July q Mrs
Ellen wife Of the Hon. VIM 2. Fessenden aged Ok years
FOsTERln this city, Friday July a. Cynths Foster Of
Mscbiss. Me- in the 18th year Of her age
CROSS SUNDAY July 2 at his Wiamsbush
Lowing W. Gross, aged 81 years aud months
GALIGER-Patfck Gsger Of Dublin City Ireland Sunday
July &c leaving wife and two children to mourn his LOSE
HUBBs- Suddenly, Sunday July II, George W. Habbs
JoBNsToNon Sunday July 90, Aletia John.tOn widow of
Alexander Johnston. in the 5Sth year OF her age
KENNEDY-In Broohyn on Sunday evening. July Dc after
long Illness Julia Kennedy aged n native
LAmsoN-At the Brevoort House, Monday July q,
George Henry Lsmson, aged So years
Tuesday without further notice at the residence Of hs
brother, No. So Charlton street. at o'clock
NARSHALL-At Williamsburgh Long Island, Sunday.
July o. William Marshall Printer aged ~ years months
aud 20 days
The friends the family invited to attend bis funeral from
b. late residence No 81 Sixth street, llisnsbursh,
TUESDAY afternoon 2sth inst, at 4 o'clock.
The Of the NewYofk Typographical Society in
yed the funeral Of tbeir late brother member
above. THOS. &. FAULKNER, Secretary.
MORROw-A Msmaropeck, N. Y, Henrietta p only child
Henry and ADoiHtte Morrow aged mouths aai
SdsyG
The relative. and friends Of the family respectable invited
10 attend the funeral this afternoon at O'clock from the
residence Of Cornelius D. Smith, sc Barrow street this city
kcCLELLEND- On Sunday July &C. Elizabeth Mcciellend,
aged 81 years
McGRI TH-op Saturday July 25 William McGraih from
Ball, shsDnon County OF Donegal Ireland aged 6s years.
RO0ERS-On Monday, July l3 Ia Columbia, Texas, Mrs.
MARY o. Rogers, wife Of james 5. Rogers.
RFEB-Ip this city Sunday July % Of congestion OF the
iunss Andrew Reeb in the ssth year OF his age.
RUGEN-In Greenpsipt Saturday July % Of cholera In
sn,n% AseR Ras,n :sed YEAR months and days
SHERWOOD On Saturday. July %, Augustus WARM
Sherwood IN the Esd year OF his sge.
STEvENS-On Sunday morning. July 20 at 0ciocs MARY
daughter Of Js Stevens aged years, months and days
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though there sccumulstins stock asye Crude ar iu
suppv ther. As quantity the
which Ia held firmly AT 81 and upward Common ana AZ,
Ro'ius inactive but prices without essential change
Tar il dull end heavy
OILS-Engish Ln.ecd good supply bu, the receip 4,
prospect limited the inquiry very limited sss OF on
7pc American ia a ~ oui., The .uppIy Ia am n,e %
or OO gals at T6077c Crude WHALE 81 improved den.,S
ard price. rule firmly sales Of so bbs handsome Esss
w.,i portiou being the Maria Teresa. cargo 49, ards,
stood 10 be bought speculation Crude Sperm active
and the downward ten'ency seems 20 re,'So rs Of so
kinds nothing Of moment bas ,ransPe nor there much
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-28

obtsined for more than $4,000 Ah"ed I'D the ohi
The TACT ths' defendants have not converted IN, property
TO th"r own o.e !. wSoy i% ",si o.@S BEEN n%nd
This prncip. well understood IN the hnsh Courts a.
Gown 1850 csp Gambler Of the British Navy by order Of
Admiral pu led dow the uses 81 some settlers
with puous the health 81 the sailors b@ne injured
by equenns them The a'y .G i og aS 81 the the
rish. of private property. and without the authority OF law
ton md the settlers recovered damages against him to the
value Of the property destroyed Hill,
" The other ground Of exception is also equally
to these dedans viz that he plaintiff has made an 'Ppc'
Tn British Government may refuse ray the acts Of
2 No one is bound any remedy. a., ca. and
We be tSd to es6i'h our Lss. IN the courts III"
tre.ssser can turn the plaintiff of until he has been
On, bs, AZ ,wered sat.ctory bu, prefer
TO endure even delays rather than place our sole reh
snco on the sien, craft I" Of dpl macy; ..,,,
V This setion ted in the Courts Of shl. sae
though the act complained Of done on the hg9 ., ana
uueer color Of su;hOIty Wilson ast MekenLe az there
a. ged the plaintiff should he fully Unidentified ID, tho ,,b.
l. The Court will not this MOTION inquire into 'ne i's"''
Without seizure question could nave oeeh ta'eu
betw owner and chartered
THE DEFENDANTS HELD.
Judge Ingraban refused to discharge the defendan''
but took the papers to consider the propre'y Of re-
ducing the bail. In giving his opinion he said;
DECISION OF THE COURT DESYISG THE MoTloS TO
vAcATE ORDER OF ARREST -.
IYGRAHAM F 1.-THE defendants were trespassersu
the of the plaintiff the time Of the cspure Ts no Gu
IN trade From the papers submitted " me ou
this motion there nothing to warrant .g;h c2nc,no1
Wh.e persons property Btelefed with ~ uespas'.t
and domop il TO the exclusion OF NJ O" H
tboy he mas abandon the tespasse and claim IRON
him by way Of damages the whole value OF the property
He is not required to follow after the property ana
seek TO recover back by legal proceeding: In the
or, sent case the plaintiff Is under no obligation u
defend the proceecings in the United stit1s Coa.
The deendans have taken from him his ve'se-he may
abandon any claim proceeding and seek to recover
Is value from by whose he was deprived OF ms
propey In 1t be bard n the de
10 BE- held responsible because they act " obedience 70 inc
cou uands Of superior officer Int where tresPass IL
committed all aiding in that espass are liable wnesher
acting In obedience orders Of their superior ohcer
or not But would hold persons in such position
liable for anything thsn sctual danases Inc vrste
IL valued IT 5000. The mon"y to b. earned by me
obser party 1000 The residue Of the amount
small enough costs aud expenses Tne defend
offer sdvts to show that the value Of ne
vessel exaggerated In ordinary that would be navel
of defense trial. under the peculiar circumstances OF
this allow ~sl OF the motion 10 %
safe the amount this particular Motion to discharge
the order denied without prejudice to motion 70
mitigate the the value of the property on payment
Of costs.
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Movements Of Ocean Ssc0incrss


In the steamship Illinois, from A.pin.oau-Mrs Msster and
children DR. O. b. lie Bstard L. r. Taylor T. Taylor J.
Hobart c. H. Cotton w. c. Crimes. w. b. Hsnscomb, T. c.
Nugeut N kyeson j. B. Peschy and servant W. NJ Peters,
wife and children p Brick lieut. st. Clair Deang and se,'
want T. s. A Jos Ney I.asc Ney, Aaron, W. Milford.
Mrs starls and child B :. Antrim Rev = InsOdsby Mrs.
Mrs. BscihOut, D; M. Ssel 8: Reed Pr g. W Hahawsy
Mount. Boitsrd W% 1s. PS+r .I PaTts ss MI. ans
wife, W Moore, Mrs Fellows Mrs Hubbard, Cook and
wife Mrs. Prohsm and children. A. DUNCAN. w d. Mscom'
Ter, J McCuloash. A. Pine. W Keith, c II Holmes 7;
child FTalee and children C. Burnett and wife R. o.
ice, 5. HOSshtOn, Mr.: Whsley and children O. 4.
O. u Flsderict ynG Potter Ch.. Potter Mrs; Jane wocey.
J. NJ Convey H. Hsnnekin A. Wilder. H. Hare, J. 8.
Hsines, Savage. b. Bartlett. Palmer. Fisher. Il.
sprague Capt Webster s. Cogswel D. Arthur J. Guy.
on. G Wilson W. Adams, J. Jackson Il Jackson. Z.
stocker Peak w Lunsford j. Lunsford Z. Thompson n
W. Flack, J. Brooks H. Lorng c. Woodbury., NJ yasard.
A. { Stiles and boy John Hayes j. L. sr.dep W H. Benton,
Parker H. French w. Hoffman, J. Convey, L. Covnston, f.
Hurd J. Hancock, R. Fuller 6 Ellis j. s. whitnore, G.
Rowe Flont C. CaDey, j. w Hsrvlle. g. w. Morgan. H.
R. 0d.L G. Noble, Oven J. Diekey A MsddoI; Lieut..
6 Jones, P Belly Dr. D. Arosemen. Medina. p Msdi1:
George sloane p CyPher- G Mon.alye Henry McPks B.
chell, and 2s7 in the forward cabin. Total 40.
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coFFEE-Ies feeling !: baoysnt and there !. considerable
sE Of so Gts cSs a s a .s: Witt.
DYEwOoDs-We notice sales Of 100 tuns Honduras Log.
Flour moderate but With limited IriSa price. well
.ss. AND THs for tn os.as
shs .' 81. ss at o. ses 60 - ~ % to s9oa
Indians and Michigan Sc asa 81 20 for extra do So 500
to chGee feIs do 81 65ds 50 for ST. Lonis brands. and
81 9 50 50 for extra Genes'ee Canadian Flour is firmly
So 20 for .upene and Sc % for extra DO southern
rS9, wRo1 poant Ss demand I :, S1S hs
mixed to good brand. Alexandria kc, and 81 750s 50 for
,hs b.tte sds, Rye Fouts yhou; ehsose sales Of l3c
crate at - ooGs4 for Jersey Brandywne Is quiet
FISH The market i. bar. Of Cod and all Offering command
sales Of French (which IL about the only sva
IL s ie an. the .r p ss
well msinsined Picked Herring Inactive and with good
suppyoepns the market continues depressed Smoked Her
RVS aye scarce and wanted at extreme rates
FRUTS-We hear Of saes Of 5l bales reuagoua Almonds
boIe CO. ssa 81 c5 $50 boxes DO at O50si75 is do
GRAIN fair supply Of new Wheat on the market. ana
with only limited milling demand this is lower while old
tied stock; the sales 79 bush red Southern at 81 40 r
s1 SsS Ind. and :oss 81 Ga PRIME 100 do WHIT At Ss
busn Milwaukee Club at 81 and $50 bush inferior Chicago
Spring 50 Barley and Barley Malt dull aud
for Western Conf. i02e better and the demand s quite
active speculative the arrivals fair sales of 10000
BUSH at for Western mixed closing the latter price,
other binds Domna included In the saes 600 BUSH
mixed for August delivery at ssc.
GUSNf BAGS AND CLOTH-The Boston shipping list OF
friday est has the following In relation ~ these af
es The demand for Gunny been od end the mar
ket him sales OF 400 bales at 25c aud z bse very neayy
at 2fc each The In Gunny Cloth have been very
large and prices well sustained the transactions before
noticed will add h previous reports about s bales since
the first OF July and in New YORK of which about 0o
bales ,od M fox August and September delivery The sales
for w days past included in the above follows 100
bales 2es ms at Isle 3 bales 2l2 De average,
ISL & bales 2I2s s in NewYork, at lc and 30
2eo0 bales for August and September delivery has been refused
holders demanding advanced rates Tue
20 siye Boston and New York is ony $500 bales and
ths stock in inpor.srs bands 10 reduced so bales
blDES-On moderate business has transpred; prices
fully sustained sales Of ll32 Dry Buenos Ayes q b.
SEC, mos
BOPs quiet at fdl2c. for common TO choice quality
HAYTbe demand for shipping Is good and the market
lkON-Seotch Pig is duh and neavy AZ ssod s3i mos.
equsIly quiet. -. - = = :.
LEATHER-1here IL change 10 notice fair Mondsy's
butlIese has trsusped, and prices wei sustained
LINE inaeve last trsnsactions at Tie for Common aud
rs eontne neglected and declining have no.
hsG OF any sales.
NAVAL sroREs-The market for 81 kinds has been
ally 9uis sPhs Turpentne quite lsnseid aud diff
ie any considerable lots no Gales Of Importance
ave been Hsie 70 day the supply 10 slowly speiessinG al
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u.xL.,.P .norte5 b. Telegraph.

BUFFALO july z7-6 D. m.-rLoUn steady sales sp oos
a, Sc asa Sc 50 for Superfns Ohio SO 500 81 Tor ersr 90
sprps pouinsi at 81 3iasl s2 Milwsukee Club VI 90
CoRS steady sales 200 bush ut 7S0ISS CLOSING a. otc
lie for Corn to NewYSrk LAKE. lsPSsrsI2 s, SS.;
ia GOO hush Wheat IS BUSH Corn, mostly TO tide water
oswIcO July @ oc hSh gust 60 for red I'M
dana Al E 81 for white do 81 "A for Milwaukee Clo ana
81 for Chicsso Spring GoRN se,e sales OF toy oarr
at 7gd 7SIc TO arrive CANAL
Unchanged Wheat iOc, and Corn &c to Newi9,k LAKE
IMroRTs-6oOO Wheat; so bush Corr. CssAL
CHIcAcO July 2er s-Fsovs s Ses ~ as dou
No Flour or Wheat 100 bush Corn Shipments to o'wese
No Flour or Wheat, Is, 600 bush Corn. H.. ma
ITe.sy Julv 2-6 D. m-PLouR quiet; sales ahout looe
bbl, Al quotations WHEAT quiet and htte one
ing white Canadian sells slowly a. GoRs ea ~ n
bu,h at asia &C., for Western mixed car lots AZ the depot
WuISr
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK........
Cleared.

ships-Rhne Moore London Grinncll, Mnturn Co. 0c-
pos Fepnel New Orleans Robson Fosdck; Baltic Zerega
Liverpool Zeress Co Bonninser tPrus Hahaeen, Rot
gor, X. p Buck & Co.
Barks-William Ann (Br) Mc3ue Penath Roads, Barclay
Livingston; o. w. Horton, Umer, Alicante, Walsh Carver
Cha'e Stella (Brea wulG Bremen, Henninss, Muller
Goslng; hronsut. Beckner DemeraIs j. M Smith Co.
Virginia aud Esteins, wilkins, Richmond B. Eager.
BrissUpon, Peresz, Si.a l.. Thetsnd Son; Two Boys
Cooper, Norfolk Bsysrd6 Tresdwel Acsdian 8r Lockhs
Windsor, maser Melazzo. Putnam Philadelphia, Walsh Cs
Chase.
Fair Knssend Baltimore, Mailer Lord Quereau Tanner
Person Charleston, Dolner Potter; Persia TOR Smith,
liza Blanchard Bath, master Myrovs5 Boyd wilmins..a
Cresdy, Mott Co.. Enckanress, simpson Savannah, Nc
CTeady. Mott l. Co.
Standardization, Morrison Philadelphia, J. n. Briggs
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To Mariner.

TENANTS HARBon LiCHrBoUsg-REp REVOLVING LIGHT
MAUEA Lighthouse has been northeast
aide OF Southern Island which forms the aide q me
rants barborl
The Lighthouse situated about $50 feet from TIE snee.
The focal plane 66 feet above the level ordinary heh "
and q feet above the grouudL
The illuminating apparatus is revolving ens Of ne conss
OF the system OF Fresne showing red fash every ~ .,
ana should be visible In good weather distance Oh ~
or Is nautical miles. e 4.
Keepers dwelling which Is built OF wood ana ~ s rot
tae tower lantern and work room are Psnhte' "'
Of the lantern and ventator painted RED
On the Lighthouse Lat Of 1857 th bsnt 80 ~ I.
ds'sly before No. " tMsrshalfs Pom, Iishthon.s INV
about ~ miles southwest Of bite Head Asa'nou'''
The approx mate latitude Is +So 5T Nofh
The approximate loneitudes s " wem a o anS, q.
Fosy the M day Of January 1852 and will be kept eurans
iIom sundown sunrise during every hieh' 'hcieaset'
By order Of the Lighthouse Board. rn,yur,u
Epsineer First aud SECOND L. II. DISTRICTS
Portland, Maine, July II, 1857.
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DECISIONS IN ADMIRAMTY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-July B.-Befor
IaAna RE IIs


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF The SUPREME COURT.
Henry c. Beach agt The Schooner Native and George Cor
This was libel for supplies The schooner was
NewJersey and supplied In this port win set
Of sails by the written order OF her MASTER Win dhectons "
charge item o the vessel aud her owners
bv the CouytThat it il not an open qneston 70 specu
,S TPSs b Iessst of an Decision Of the United
Supreme Court stands In the way s How s9 raw vs. hu
ae under credit to the master less stringent thah are re-
to no 10y in this case but thai
booDy bypohecaon by the master enteed into upon ae
facts in proof would have been void Libel dismissed with
For lbelansMessr Dean and Donohue. For claimants
Laned L Bell and Mr. Plst
BoTToMRY-PRoOF-LIEN.
Sidney Cornelius agt The schooner Native
This wac libel upon Il bottonry. The case comes
isof that It impossible TO ascertain
whether either party contcsne has lien on the vessel
showing the bot,omry have been primarily valid aud yet
Fo Beebe Dean and Donohue For claim
ants-Messrs LaIDed Bell, and Mr. Pat
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Alfred M. Hoyey ast The Steamboat Sarah 2. Brown
This was libel for collision, filed by the owner of
the barge Mirth The barge was taken in tow BY the Tho
Pier No when the Riley got under She was cast off
XII ss:s ssh
in the same general direction aud were aea SIDE oy a
checked Her engine then again started and she was
s sESsn' hI The tide food The barge
betowd was about 900 yards in es,ly straight line
to 6at UNDER foot Riley
distance ~ intent to pas ahead of her and after tier, asya 1
there SPs to &c. pact neI an ,9ss ,e the
Brown pS ort III order to lend every assistance to preventing
collision; but es the Brown did not back her engines nor
s s Rfs fGS s a.
of the Brown the omission OF the Riley to max he ehsr, d
relieve the Brown from her responsibility Tor the hrst ana
Decfee for lbclsnt with reference.
mi Mr. Plat. claimant Mr.. M MahOn.
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Arrive

s. steamship Iliros Bosss Aspnwal July H. mdse
and pess TO NJ o. Roberts - -
US steamship Nashville Murray Ch'feston % hours,
mdse and pass TO- Spoford Tileston Co.
stesm,hip Roanoke, Skinner Norfolk md:e and pass to
Ludlam Peasants July IS loa OF Chincctessue.
bsn,ed siguls with Norfolk
Scbr Eous (Br Conger Turks Island July and Bermuda
July q, salt to Mccall Firth
Schr Bslner Brown mdse from wreck Of ship Samuel VII
let's ashore pesr sausn, TO johnson Higgins
SchT l. Hoyt, Lyons, Virginia days, wood T., master
Steamer Locus, Point, French Baltimore 81 days mdse to
II b. Cromwell
Steamer Petrol Ayre. Providence.
BIZ LOW brig. unknown.
SAILED-shipsC Bonnipg ger (Prus Hanshanzen Roter-
dam Rhine Moore London; Lucy Thompson Pendeton Ly.
erpool and others.
Withholding the day 8. w.
The new steamboat Bridgeport, Of the Bridgeport ue was
this Monday morning taken the Balance Dock 10
eoppered The clipper snip Kit Sectional
Dock for rePaiis she will be stripped rseauked and newly
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ruoupsoN-At Flushing Long Island. Saturday. july
S,,c Asts wife Of Gco " Thompson In toe 2l't year
Of Ter age.
r.yIosIp thi, city, on Saturday July Is after short
i,.,s John Taylor aged 81 IL months sni . days
v.N COTTON suudsy, July g. at ga Eleanor f. wife
a " flsni n. Van tott
IT. c and relative. 81 the family I'd to attend
b tr,ial No "A Columbia the h met, a
> m The remains viii BE- taken to Greenwood fr ner-
~.
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w.r.;p,s Of Productivity q.

r. "A. Mouth Rirer Bodts-7 40 bbIs. Fou 10 ~ bush
wheat IS $40 do Corn 10000 do. Oats, 100 bags Meal Ss
pkss Whisky, 81 do. Ashes. - ,-, 49,
b. he Ere Payodd- z7s bbs Flour 52t do Whisky As
pkss Butter do Cheese do Copper 25 Hides 1859 sides
Leather ss8 bales Wool do. Skins pksa fobsceo ~ bois
Alcohol SS7 bags Bran
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAY.
Sun-Rises ASS 7l9I MoonSets 5os
THIS DAY.
Sandy HOOK. AZ Gov. Island. 2S2s Hell Gate 4:lS
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The Weekly Statement is a. follows:

TABLE Of the Lodns Specie, Circulation and Dtpe"h @ te
Eoni, Of the Gin Of Ne York for the reek ehdsg on Sa
srday July 2 is57 to vhiA aH1sd The capifal sae'
Ran
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Markets. .CARrruL1r REPORTED FOR TIE TRIBUNE

MONDAY July 27-P. N.
AsHES-The demsnd for both kinds Is moderate aud the
mshet 10 very steady saes of ~ bbls at 81 81! al 81 81
for Pc arls, and ~ IS for Pots
COTTON-The market retains its frmness aud moderate
business has nspired sales of 30 bales including 500 i'd
transitu TO Hs,re We quote:
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Increase. el4SlSl0 S7Sssl
Decrease. fSs7,75l e8lS,o o2
There have been some $500 900 or 800 900 added
to the bank capital during the week. bat the increased
loans are far in excess Of this increase added to the
increase III deposits
The movement Of the Banks since Nov. !, 1856, has
bssp fooWa.
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1857. 1856. Increase
April,,....,.... S63O4a 10 50, $50 - &22660 A
May 53S399< 5000 " aIsSf 80
June... oo,Soo 20 4L<4t % <foii %
Receipts mos Sls2763 50 Sizes 10 S6tio. ~ OF % e.
Expenses, Smos. 95l61 W olHi W o'f<o o'of u u"
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The business Of the ub-Treasury was' heceIPts'
1892, AGO 80; Payments, $3l46OO TO- Balance sll,-
605,C45 OF.
TIE following lie a comparison of the receipts e1-
penses and net earnings Of the Central Railroad OF
jersey for the three months ending June 81, OF
the present year with the came months of last year
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POINTS SUBMITTED ny JUDGE DEAN
The conpant iavits show clearly that this Is an
which BY law the defendants liable to arrest be-
t.. for the recovery q damsse on Cause .,
titled . matter Of right hold defendants TO bal. the Court
will this motion into an examination OF the case on
the nigh, depends upon the attending circumstance as
where fraud esed or to recover bs Ps1
10 material. Here the action is for wrong e5 delete
deains - pay their damages Sec s Code Pr Rep Pos
the Sefnd.nvs the benefit Of preliminary tr-tbe order Of
should be vacated nor in any respect modnea OF
Defendants are non residents and confssedy intend TO
leave the Jurisdiction Of Court that judgment would Dc
The DESCENDANT; are wsS OF seSsSs means 10 pay tue
As the seizure Of the pa,na. property wa. By direction
superior officer the British RON s nov s0T ine
upon the British Government except through the
djlatory process Of d plonstic negotiations
Tbe seizure wa. wholly wronsfu British vessel hs
right Of peace 10 search seize an American vessel
The pretepse that the Pnchts engaged in the say
board all sick. Regularly documen,ed No Prepra-
tain The tas' were for palm OIL c ses not Ss
A%,s'in .nsIs n Statute. a. Lse page 7scs entitled
An Act the Protection OF American sesnen Laws
1873 vol Statutes st Large pages aud S0 sections
Blu. even IL doubtful to the traffic in which the
fsncbits was 10 engage the seizure was wrongful
Our own war those Of fregn Governments
70 that fas Is no. abused by protecting al illegal
The intent in the slave ,rs ID ,., not prey S1t
st. at Large. eoo and No preense that this wasa pr
Ta,ica vessel.
By the Law. Of 1912 Stat ct Large sS the armed ve:
sells OF the States placed az the disposal OF h rfe
suppress the slave trade.
BY freely Of ls.z vol u S. Stat Large SIG sec s.
Each shall prepare equip and naintain service the
eOsst Of Africa sufficient and adequate squadrJn &c
e ss ..e Y S Ss %: & % s1d
the :.ys trad. Capt, fshaI Mers.ey and Leot. Ode
sons and that they will what the United state. to
dosere and search American nerohsntulen nation oniy
a.. DO this o ts right Of eminent doaia a. 10
SPEAK As saords protection 70 ~ ecmmsree rght
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Ia the hands Of tbs citizen
III Tie defenasnts Oievsoe and Ireland no. exon
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obedience ~ the Of their superior Officer IA 70
commit trespas eford justification 70 the By
whom IL yes executed Harmony sst Mitchell, Is Haw
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Net Earnings do ss7 sos 81 s655 ISL oil 10 or 70 Ct
The May receipts reduced at least Siooo BY the oun
ing Bloomsbury Bridge.
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decree for libelsnt with reference.
or Nhelhnt Mr. Plat; for Claimant. Mr.. Nc Mahon.

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-JuLY n
Before J. w. Brigham.
Wm Knapp master Of the ship Cornelia Lawrence
plying between port and Liverpool who arrested on
charge keeping passengers short allowance was held
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