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, 1859-10-26

LAEcEsr.-.A German, a whitewasher, nuued
John Bechler, was arrested on Saturday on d
churge Of stealing &c in money from Alexander
Toley on whose premises lie wus laboring. lie
was held for examination.
, 1859-10-26

WAsH1SGroS, Oct. a:'.-Mr. Greenwood. the
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, has returned to
the city, after ri absence Of six weeks, during
which time he made arrangements for treaties
with the kaw Indians Of Kansas. lie also visit
ed nearly all the Indian tribes in Kansas and
Nebraska. He expresses qualification at The re-
suit Of his numerous interviews with them, and
says that they are anxious to adopt the pursuits
ot civilized life, and they can no longer depend
on the chase. This has become the policy Of
the Goytrnmentto TO encourage.
The U. S. Sfoop Of war yincennes, having
been absent on the African coast for two 7ears,
has been ordered home.
Jesse Gray has resigned his commission as
CLIFF Engineer in the Savy.
, 1859-10-26

The following table shows the receipts offous
aid wheat {rcduced to bpsbels) each week since
thc beginning Of September, up to the aad inst.'
compared with the receipts during tie SAME
period in lS3f, 1s:;T1, and ls5s:-
, 1859-10-26
TIL E. CITY. i.

Nrs'c.-"oa, Happy Drenm," words by 1."-
lisa Miller, mns'c by Verdi, Aas been sent US by
Oliver Ditson L Co., Of Boston. We presumcit
eau be Ind Of our music sellers.
, 1859-10-26

PERRY NOT "1SsrLrkp."-The Philadelphia
Ptess denies that Barry Sullivan spit upon 1Iar-
r. Perry the. other night Mt Wa1nut street The
atre. The splitting was merely dramatic, anu
one Of Mr. Sullivan's 'tpoints" in Richard III.
, 1859-10-26

STEALING \ WATcH.-A tea1nster, nanctl
Thomas Sampson, wss arrested Monday evt-
ming, and brought to the Ar1nory, on the charge
Of stealing watch from q man by the name of
Francis, who has room on West Lake street.
lie was held iu 5lOo to answer.
, 1859-10-26
CAIcAGo 8 Non1u-W Es7ERS RAILWAY FEs-
71vAL.-The following Committee Of Escort was
appointed By the melting held at the Briggs
House on Monday evening last:
TONw1TTFE nv EScnRT

tOAA14l II. W E@tOAi-
lis iI1nnr the Mayer, and Aldermen Ct the ctv
of Ccako. supc.srt ndent Of Iub tc instruction. J
f'ris thief gineer Of Fisr Deoa:t1aens Recheu M
lind c'v IT, 1:aae Ccok Postmaster Of Chi
eago Harvey, feasurer, Dr CV Dyer. q + Hubb.1t
Er,sr aFs, james sm H. Cow Care Wa!.e. ,n';.n
Strthcrx Cole TOR az Customs: y Pine. II Mar.
shsl; Fainp Hsns, = Commits oner; 5 rmser; Fre-
slden Of Beard Of Tdc; Wells II 4ldtnt Yong Mtps
Can't = 1s.oe sto.: Jc.tea rsesdt 1t Il te ~.
bf; Icvk keS; Van il ilxsn.. Cooley. Fa1.e i Gu..
4 G. csawtort. sha!p GO. Joan i viii O. 9 Ii!
G:o,e c., C IL gilman %. 1T Wheeler f1c1. Eepe
Ee!I Mn LGhs1sA. 7 Simmer Barrett Kipg 4 ca.
HI. Tnth ;,S. Emit, M @ EsIrs nss: E C wh5Pt:
i;4Etstt s Co. u &c Church i Csiy. d 7le-
worth J. Bra; Titkta TO- T. Lv.nEHtn Co.. Hs-ea
Co.. Gotd 4 brother. Meadoxratt. C;1sk q la:er.
r1andsT 1,:1s Mckinley r. psaRd. RIY. f9:.ss
& snM1 " !,el.; J. H. ILL.,. K:s4e q ! na.mGna. J \
!ll!: Ilaresnarfsh s wlllsms. Of n. xdee. a g
FJnhr"a. L!'f:st:ea. u u G"a.hg.r. rs E'ss:aF:h.
E,,,,s foiis it. A.GsSen.y saa i,tas Mn es: e.
My rss e Ga G3y SsfpS &cY w i:es, Ls:5 = :,
ftt:es ratmeE, AID many othfr..
, 1859-10-26
WRAPPERS PATENT SELL
L. CLEANING
W.4TER FILTER.

Th the thing to sttaeh to The Hydran to take ths TN
crsa out The water 1a1 DsiakeE Cooking and Wash
4c:-
Itneeds only 10 b t1lea to show IT. great valus.
Fp1 BAiE At
R. y, MFARLANEs G4+f1&.nk Establishment, No. u
Aud hy he subscsiber, Axeas{or Pzp1r.etors.
aa:4-asl4-ly LIZA b0Hkh.
, 1859-10-26

f'atiou Of Rev. Drs. Rice, Lord, Ualscy nuI
Scott, ns Professors Of the Theological Senaina-
ry Of the Northwest for the Presbyterian 70. S.
Church, took place ut the North Church (ller.
DR.. Rice's,) last evening, in tue presence Of Z
rather limited audience. The service WIS
opened by prayer and singing, after which Rer.
Dr.. Villain, President of the Board of Trustees
Of the Seminary, delivered sermon. The Rcy
John II. Brown, Of Springfield, then admins
tered the prescribe pledge 10 the Professors
elect, wherein it is enjoined upon them to be, il
all things pertaining to their duties, governed
by tue Westminster Ca!cchism and the funla-
mental principles Of the Presbyterian Church,
and closed with for.nal charge to the newly
inaugurated Professors, and with prayer md
singing the Do1ology.
This afternoon Hey. Drs. Rice and Lord,
aad this evening the Rev. Drs. Halsey and
Scott, will deliver inaugural addresses, conl-
,ncncing Mt 81 and o'clock. These exercises
will take place ut Dr. Rice's Church. -
roL1cE.-The following cases were disposed
of yesterday morning nj the Police Court by
Justice Afilliken:
Francis Manly, a boy, vagrancy, sent to the
Reform School.
Hugh Garrity, charged with violating the
bridge ordinance, WAS discharged.
Frank Towle, renting house for purposes Of
prostitution, was fined $50.
Lewis Waugersheiru, undertook to play the
officer, and was arrested, After examination,
he was let of.
Mart,n yisord WIS Leld in s1oo for commit
ting IN assault with intent 10 kill,
Alice Elwood, larceny and disorderIy cou~
duct, g.. Bridget ucnnesscy, disorderly. dis
charged. Laticia McAndrews, drunk, IS and
20 davs. Thomas 3icNally, drunk aud disor-
DERBY, -. Mary Finnegan, drunk and yagran-
CT, s.. George Emerson, drunk and disorderfy,
SO.
Thomas Sampson, for stealing witch WIS
heldin 800 bail.
PRESIDENT DrnSEr.-rrcst. D. S. Duruet was
listened to last night, in the Meeting House of
the First Christian Church, (Disciplcs) with
much interest By an attentive audience. Prcst.
Burnct is we'll known rs tiue clocutionist.
His subject-''Thc Primitive Gospel Of the
Lord Jesus Christ" is presented so clearly,
forcibly and eloquently, tlat lew can fnd faul,
with his style, manner or matter. Mr. i.
breaches this evening at the same place. and nil!
speak every night during the week at:l o'clock,
ut the meeting House on Monroe street, lc-
tween Aberdeen and Ruckcr street, West Side.
CHILDREN Losr.-Two beautiful little children,
Edmund md Mary ANN Leicester, si1 and four
years old, wandered from the Home Of the
Fricndless few dnys since. and have not ,et
been found. Their mother, an industrious,
worthy woman, unable 10 provide for them, IL
few months since surrendered thcm 10 the
*'Iiome." They formerly lived near the corner
Of Union and Oven streets, aud it is belicrcd
that an old hag, living in that neighborhood,
has stolen them. Any Information respecting
them will be gratefully received, either at the
Home Of ct 81 Randolph street.
T.. F. DICKINSON.
H.rr..Th. Chiruro flrn1nn 4Sy1urn rrt1ir1,
, 1859-10-26

PuI1ApE1Pu1A, Oct. .'--Joshua H. Giddinss,
Of Ohio, delivered lecture on scenes in Con.
sressional life this evening at Concert Hall. At
tendance WIS not very large. Before euterln;.
upon the theme, be announced that On Friday
eEeEin:, next he would address them on the
subject Of Instructions, riots, etc.. caused b.
to the pub.ic S aiae tno.s e n e % late
sad affair Al Harper's Ferry. and what he knew
from experience Of public opinion Of the North
On di1ereut projects for the abolition of Sla'
yerT,
, 1859-10-26

- SIScER's FAA1Lr SEWING MACHINES.
Also, their Manufacturing Xae1in&s, for Tailor
Jag and Leath<r Sesoisg, at G6 Lake street.
nrIt ~
, 1859-10-26

ATLANTIC ron NovEarEE.-Thc Atlantic
Monthly for November has been received ty
NcNally & Co., 81 Dearborn street. They have
had tile edges Of The Atlantic neatly trimmed,
making the magazine ali ready for rcrusal, H.
though still lcaving sufficient nlurgin for Lird-
ing.
, 1859-10-26
II Il r. Il | L D ,

On the :4.h ts:. at the rcs!teree cf H. FITCH, r.q,
Nalaxar M:ch., hy the Rev. Edward Taylor, FRANK
:. iEIblSs of ine arzn 1t Sie3ons t;asnpu n. Chi
eae.. IL 40 lr'LLiE ~ LiS yeensss' t.9sh'ef Of
ltoehea RI, y. L.. fapers RI. Ass ccS!.
, 1859-10-26

Tenbroeck ut th English Races.
NEW ionx, Oct ga lrt.er from England
br the Ocean Queen. says Mr.. Tenhr6eck's >
horses, "Stafk," and "Friorcss" we're beaten
IN running for the Cesarewitch stakes at New
market On The 11th, "Stask'' coming in 4th,
and " Prioress," 5th. The race was non by
Sir IT. Booth's, horse Atlas"
, 1859-10-26

or Course
NEW 0Rl1Axs, Oct. 25.-Thc Fii!ibus.ers
hare been acquitted.
, 1859-10-26
Rf~A md nuz ~ YfFs1

Fire und Loss OF LIE.
BosroS, Oct. a5.-The Aims House at North
Weymouth, Mass was destroyed By fire last
night, and two insane paupe1s named uogden
Ind Sorreil perished in the flames. Less S6,ts.>-
, 1859-10-26

S.xpS IIook, Oct 6, ~ p. x.-Therc are no
signs of the L. II. Steumer Persia, now about
due from Liverpool, wilh dates to the 18th lust.
, 1859-10-26
92aaHtfQ,

" ANTED-A situation as Cook
II fIiys:c family, by .hn eaa svt the hes, o:
teferroeez- AidEssa AZ. T" At TIL. 1Hee oee:x:,
, 1859-10-26

"ANTED-25 Tailors to work
" tae neee Oh Coata- Ais. three 0p'tafots An
one rrssef. Coz waze. enplTmeat To u
hadlhe year focsd. Apply 1t & l.aS:.st ac.5x:t
, 1859-10-26

REMOTAL-Ihe Chicago Social
L l. C!rh hare removed their New lizl .a L.nd'~
Heck, Randolph and Market Hrtets. ~hese fhy
x! continue to give teE Secet Social P.oeuaGes every
"Wednesday ErenlnS, ceet13s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-28
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
TDOLPHO WOLVES
FURE CoGNAC BRANDY IN BOTTLES
PURE JAMAICA RUN
IRISH AND SCOTCH wHISKEY
nRISH AND SC0TCH WHIsKEY.

PORT, MADEIRA AND SHERRY WINE6
nm row supplying the trade vi CoenAc Brandy ~
Port Vines in bottles fer medical and private use Te -
Eese success oat has crowned efforts to place
within the reach OF ALL under the Of Aromatic Sce
schnapps and % drive out OF the market the pencous
druReists apossecaes and medical men, years
70 solicit me 70 pursue the IN
OF brandy should have complied with these requests f
all quarters long ago but deferred from the tk
the sbortDess Of the for years te
was 10 chance of being able import the choicest brandy
bottle and sell 1t at moderate prices The duty braay
rp ss f ssn lows nsys now made
the highest repuc, and regularly receiving CO.,
sigunents OF the best brandy, which am hot
ting and selling as VOTES genuine cognac Brandy
with seal labels and certificates brandy "a
found when used as medicine. beverage tful and
MIGRATING 1t has been matter Of universal
sbotte OF pure unmxed French brandy very dcut
Obtain and the purchaser nine ten decev "a M
vile manufactured imitation OF all descriptions ardent
spirits brandy from It, high price has been article
mixers and sellers have turned their attention miu
Of callers Of the French brandy have been scattered
annually through the land and have been the primary cau
OF murders suicides crueles and crimes sent them
sands early grave. self desroyers from deeriu -
mania pou and horrorsnarne unknown unprI.
cpled men began 70 make maddcning compounds sell
es toe pure French brandy.
The virtues pure repch ndy be told by m,
They knowp throughout the world 4
smu'snt II Is the French nation POLITICALLY Il S
de IL vtehe water Of life But this applies only When
pure and unadriie-sed Manufactured fearful insr-
dents thai make good imitation II becomes death drink
innocent Of thousand OF To remedy fearf
ev have commenced importing Brandy boiling and selI-
ing as Wol:e's genuine Cosnsc Brandy" daily n.
osiDg orders from the druggists and apohecares In ali
uDOIPHo woL1R.
Y Beaver street New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-28

AT1HuR-HERSpos.-In this city, on Tuesday Oct 25
at Calvary church. by the Rev. Dr. Pue OF Washington
CHEsER ALAN ARTHUR, Esq. TO Miss ELLEN L. daughter
Of the late Captain VIM Lewis Herndon of the United
States navy.
BoIToN-HoFT.-At West Bloomfield, N j. In the Pres.
byteran church, by the Rev j. A. Priest on "Wednesday
Oct &C. DIR. EDWARD G. BORON, of New York. to FANNY
r., daughter Of the late Rev. B. Hoif.
CoNEY-FEII4-On Wednesday evening, Oct 90, at the
residence Of the brides father by the Rev NJ j. Hckok
Of Scranton, Pa JOHN D. CoNRIY, OF Jackson Mich TO
RUTH FI, daughter Of John G. Fell, Esq., of Waverey
Luzerne county, Pa
McNAiIY-MuLuN.--0uT Thursday, Oct q, Mr.. WuIIAx
McNAIIY to Miss BELINDA MruIS, by the Rev. NJ SEN
tenetta, at No. IA Thompson street, New York.
MARTN-LAwRENCE.-M st. Georges church, Stuyye-
SAINT square, on Thursday, Oct 81 by the Rev Dr.
pben H. Tying, NJ l. B. MARTIN, to CtRNnIA second daugh
ter OF Alexander N. lawrence all Of this city
NEwKIRK-SpDR.-On Wednesday, Oct 90 at the Re-
formed Dutch church in Bergen, N: j., by Rev. B c.
Taylor, Mr. JAooH B. NEwKrRK, of Hudson City TO KATE
NJ second daughter Of Abraham Speer, Esq Of Bergen
Nj.
PIAO-CRosBy.-A Goshen, N. Y, on Thursday morn
ing Oct, 81 by Rev. a. NJ johnson, RoBERT g. PLACE Of
this city, to FANNY, only daughter Of Jacob Crosby ESQ.,
Of the former place.
STARR-vAN HorroS-On Thursday, Oct 81. by the
Rev Dr. Hutton, LoREszo NJ STARR OF this city 10 Mag
GLE, eldest daughter Of John A. Van Houton ESQ., of San
Francisco, Cal.
California papers please copy.
VGnUs-GAIrEN.-On Wednesday, Oct. %, at the Ma
dison square Presbyterian church, by the Rev DR..
Adams, WILLIAM vIGFIIus to CLARA LOUISA GAIPES.
WuNNESBERy-MCIorGHIlN.- Wednesday, Oct. 2s,
by the Rev Dr. Burchard JOHN A. WUNNESREHY to ELLEN
NJ MCLAUGHLIN, all Of this city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-28
PersonaI Intellirence.

The musical gentleman Of tar and feather notoriety
known Professor Pou0n has been arrested for setting
fire TO which he occupied at hotel In Rochester
The Union says OF the afarThis person is George r.
Poulton, the identical fellow who figured "Proessor
Poulton few months SINCE in one OF the eastern c0un
ties OF this State where he employed to teach school,
He eloped with young lady, was pursued and tarred
and feathered by the excited friends of the GIRL having
at that time made number Of chapters for the papers,
and stated that he had vito residing In this county
Tho last statement true He married the daughter of
a highly respectable and well known citizen Of Ogden
and has been residing there for time past Yester
day he to the city for the avowed purpose Of finding
hotel where he known for a room, and refused
About O'Clock In the afternoon he obtained at
tho New England House, where he was not known. He
was in the about tea tme and left II when the fire
occurred Before the Police Justice, Poulton denied all
knowledge of the fire its origin, but he appeared
laboring under the effects Of liquor and his statements
more like those OF an insane than designing
rogue The magistrate committed him for further
nation.
Columbus, Ohio, paper says:-Among the recent ar
rivals at the Ohio State prison Is young man named
Price, Of Connecticut Judge Of considerable reputa
delpha, afterwards with John w. Forney, and was in
China for while with (late) Minister Reed. He Is now
sent to Columbus for seven years for issuing counterfeit
money.
The Quebec Canadian ministerial paper, says is ru-
mored that the Governor General Of Canada is about
retire, and thinks the report likely to DO correct
Hon. rhos. Brown, of Florida Hon. W. NJ Churchwel
and lady Of Tennessee; Bishop Burgess, Of Name Rev
W. Van Kugen of Minnesota Rev Jno Kelly and lady Of
more, Of pennsylvania, are in Washington
Col. J. Lucus Davis, Of Henrico, who is placed in
mand OF tho troops at Charestown, Va Is graduate Of
West Point
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-28
Naval Intelli9ence.

Al the BROOKLYN Navy Yard yesterday steam was ap.
Piled 70 the United States steam soopof-war Iroquois
and in the presence Of several distinguished engineers
she was pronounced a complete success Among those
present to witness her working were Mcssrs. James
Murphy; the builders Of her engines; Chief Engineers
Martin, King Folambee and DEUCE, U. s. NJ. Chief En-.
gineer Hanor, Of the Ocean Bird; Chief Engineer VIM.
Bromley, Naval Constructor Delano, who all expressed
themselves wei pleased, and promised for her. that with
ner auess model she win prove herself Of the crack
snps o. NE navy Steam was also applied 70 the United
states steam fgae Niagara and the United States sloop
eiwsr Brooklyn and they were all working At time
All OF their machinery was built by James Murphy Co.
That three shps, all built NewYork two under the Navy
Department, and one by private individual should have
the opportunity TO test their machinery at the same time
was an event that has not happened before yard
The United States steamer Crusader, Com Maft,
the 2lst inst
Ihe court martial which was organized a short time
since Tor the trial Of Lieutenant Duval and other
which required its cognizance, has been adjourned
The case and proceedings attending the trial Of Lieutenant
uval have been submitted 70 the department at Wash
ington for final decision.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-28
Police Intelligence.

TOM THUMB AMONG THE DErECTIvEs-THE LiL1I-
PuTIAN GENERAL ROBBED OF HIS HARNESS.
The world renowned phenomenon General Tom Thumb
made somewhat unexpected visit to the detective DO
partment Of the police headquarters yesterday morning.
and occasoned quite furore by his presence The
honor OF this visit due TO tho fact Of Mr. Straon,
or Thumb, as he is most commonly known, having been
robbed OF valuable set Of harness by colored indi-
vdual attached TO his stables at Bridgeport, Conn. The
Delinquent, johnson, is alleged, the 10th inst,
vamoscd with tho valuablcs and 10 this city
where he disposed Of them for re and then returned
to Brio geport MS nothing at all had happened. He
nevertheless put into prison at the Of his dminu
tive master, and seeing himself In tight place made
clean breast OF the arcency stating that the harness
would be found in certain stable In this city. officer
King, Of the Lower Police Court, was sent with Tom
Thumb to hunt the goods but have not heard the
success of their efforts
ALLEGED LARCENY or A TRUNK nv BUTCHER. Yesterday
afternoon German butcher, Charles Magncs was
taken custody by officer Ruck Of the Lower Police
Court charge Of having, the 18th OF March last
stolen trunk containing $3.50 worth of clothing other
articles belonging to George Byron Of 115 Mott street
The accused, II is alleged obtained the irunk from
woman with whom II left and deposited the contents
nj Simpsons pawn Office, where portion Of them was
found by tho police Justice Connolly committed the
accused 10 await examination II Is said the unfortunate
mans wife Is lying at the point of death.
Tm MURDER Crowns CoRSER,-Pa'rick Farrell, .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-28
The Bank Of England Note Case.
SUPREME COURT-CIRCUIT.
Before Hon. Judge Roosevelt.


Before Hon. Judge Roosevelt.
OCr 27-L7 da Steinhardt Us. John G. Boxer and John
BoThis case, which has been heretofore noticed In
the HERALD has occupied the Court the last six days
Il s an action to the of two Bank Of Eng
land notes for s70o and goo sterling and which as al
legged deposited with defendants by customer Of
theirs named KohD but which placed his credit
on their books and the proceeds kept by defendants
firm. vast deal Of testimony was given on each
side, from which il appeared that the plain
till deposited the two notes with Kohn. Mr.. Hoxe
summed up for defendants and exJudge Dean for the
plaintiff In the course of his remarks he alluded the
late defalcaton in the Fulton Bank. Lane, with that
money had purchased diamonds and jewellery and when
and discover every in the end, and the officers of
justice went to the house, what did the lady do Did she
say, "this jewery and these trnkets mine know
nothing Of the Notwithstanding Of the fraudI will
keep them to hang around my nec? or did she 90 and
hand the property overa She did So and the bank
ceived the proceeds.
address be said that in determining the facts Of the
would be their duty first TO inquire how far the tes
mony OF Kohn the plaintiffs chief witness, ia to be de-
pended on KohD, who kept small hotel or cafe in
Ludlow street. Grand the habit Of purch using
bis wines from time to time in small quantities. from the
Messrs Boxer, paying them by weekly nearly weekly
instruments on account sometimes Of $780, once Of 5000
but usually $50 Ut time. II seems, however that by
some unexplained oversight he had been suffered to get in
mated to the extent OF $4s00-apparenty most extraor
binary credit for such customer. He was, may
easily suppose in the pressure of the panic Of 57 urged
for payment In this state Of things the 22d Of October
Of that year. he rushing into the counting room Of
the defendants in his naturally excitabe manner with
two Bank Of England notes, amounting to upwards Of
$1,000 in his hand, excaimng here's money for you"
After some further remarks, the Judge sad-You will
Judge from these expressions and from the other
to be returned in the identical thing or general deposit
TO be returned Bank Of England notes Of like amount
the latter then the plaintiff cannot The jury
had not agreed at the rising of the Court and sealed
verdict was ordered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-28
HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER %, 1859.

argument Tor the motion, when he followed by Mr..
io the defendans They oontendsd that tho uots
wcro gwen 70 Duncan Sherman Co. for tho payment Of
an Of Mr. Uan upon two letters or credit
gven oy Duncan, Sherman Co. upon George Peabody
CO. o. LONDON Mr. IArocque contendng that Dune IN.
~ the delivery thereof to them by Jacobsohn previous
tneL maturity that they entitled TO apply the pro
ceos nereo 70 the extngushment and discharge OF the
olo Indebtedness created by Jacobsohn for Uman unter
me sellers OF credit referred TO- After the counsel had
concluded 90 behalf Of the defendants Mr. BIankm
!nsn made ms argument In reply behalf Of the
TINS In speech occupying some two hours He conend
co pa tne notes never had any legal inception whilst
sne Of Jacobson and he having resorted 70
can SHERMAN Co. no valid title thereto therefore the
notes nad 20 legal inception the hands Of Duncan
sherman 70 because they never parted with any vau-
sad notes TO them by Jacobson and therefore Duncan
20 held these notes, subject to all the equities
with which the law Of the State clothed the plaintiffs as
the proper parties who were entitled 70 tho possession OF
these notes. Decision reserved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-28
The Academy or Music Mote Cases.
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs.
BefDre Hon yudre Ingrahann


Before Hon. Judge Ingraham.
Ocr. 27.--Jaoob Goche and Henry d. Palmer Isacc
JocoJsohn and Duncan, Sherman Co-In the HERALD Of
yesterday gave notice Of this motion 80 far ms had
progressed up TO the time Of the rising OF tho Court
Wednesday afternoon II is motion for permanent in
junction 70 restrain the Defendants Duncan Sherman
Co., from negotiating or in any why disposng Of two
promssory notes for ~ o0o each made by the plaintiff
Gosche, and endorsed by the other plaintiff, Palmer
From the papers in the motion appears that the plain
tits who are the firm Of Palmer Co.. now engaged in
the publishing Of brettos Of the operas given in the
principal cities in the United States, in Juno last purchased
this right Of Mr. Bernard Ulman and under the terms
the sale they give Ulman their notes as
fore described in part payment Of the considerations Of
the SALE that subsequent to the SALE the plaintiffs acgc
the defendant Jacobsohn to thcm and represented
that he authorized by Ulman 10 receive Of them the
two notes In question for Mr.. Ullman; that upon these
they delivered to acobsohn the two notes
for 81 600 each; that after n delivery the plaintiffs al
ege that they learned from Ulman that Jacobsohn had
acted without his authority In the matter that Immediately
them 70 his own use by leaving them with the defendants
Duncan, sherman Co., for the security them OF pre-
existing Indebtedness of his (Jacobsohn). Upon this
statement OF facts the plaintiff apply for permanent
mi motion, restraining Duncan, Sherman Il Co., al
ludcd to-
This morning Mr.. Plaukmcn concluded bis Introductory