New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-09

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Tn Boston Post says Of the Money market:
There ia little alteration in the facts or prospects Of
raos etsIy affairs, from week 70 week' Ine n'aAss
continues dull and quiet, with taik Oh hisn as ~
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i &c he newspapers the price Of credit Il decidedly
Lo~er in Boston than in Neg-fork--yet we near Oh
few attempts Op the part OF The New-forKefe W of
row in ~ ate street Boston is the Creditor city
and will probably continue 10 he, with some huctua-
fions until our manufacturers purchase Their COLON
and wool ard until the large coal bills c5me o. IN the
early Autumn. Sterling Exchange Is not very 50 c
IN fs city but rates well maintained UPON the
v, de there TO be decidedly less distrost o'
commercial bills here, than in New York, and our
hnnkers find little difficulty in supplying themselves
with selections from this SORT TO draw against, IN ea
Of sending specie"
F,om The Indianapolis Journal June4.
In the Circuit Court of the United States, on
"Wednesday last motion for n mandaDns III the case
az all ct al ag the Board Of Commissioners OF
Kpoa County to compel a levy Of County Tax 10
nay the interest The bonds Of Knox County issued
10 The Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company IN pay
,oept of stock under the law of 1919, which directs
,nec;al tax Cor the paymen of interest argued by
Messrs Judah and n. Mclean for the plaintiff END
ressrs Thompson and ID. Mcdonald for the defend ant
MIR. Juduh made three principal points: ist. mat
the County property not liable to the payment OF
interest under special law directing such pay mem
by special tax and hence ~ not haDle 10 eH"cu""n
on Judgment for such interest,"
2d That this Court have jurisdictonio issue man
darpus TO the County Commissioners, 10 conPei the
y of a special tax under the law OF 1879, to pay the
for interest heretofore rendered IN THIS Court,
AID "a That tins Court have jurisdiction under the
constitution and laws, to afford relief TO ci'izen oil
another State as an original proceeding, by competing
by nandan,us the levy of the special tax under the
law of lSi9
On Friday morning the Court delivered it's opinion,
and fully sustained the positions taken by Mr. JUDAH
30 these questions in relation to Indiana County bonds
may be considered settled. But il was the opinion OF
the Court that the County Commissioners should nave
till the June term Of that Court to make or refuse TO
make levy before it would issue mandamus.