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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-05

sny unfavorable feature-oo disposition TO give the
future sny thing of the coear de Ii Is correa
statement Of the decrease of for 1852 aud thu
thereof while there Is that In the estimate for
the next year. which impresses the reader that the
figures are inside Of rather than up TO- prudent cal
cusiion of inevitable business. II lie own that 'hs
principal decrease in earnDgs has been in the loo sad
not ia the through BUSINESS Of the road. As the Com
papy has monopoly Of the local traffic, we reach the
inevitable conclusion that the inability of the Company
10 pay dividend on the last semi.snnual settlement 10
solely attributable 10 the general depression III the
business Of the country aud not to amy diversion Oh
traffic 10 rival lines.
II is also evident that upon line as economically
adr nistered this proverbaly IL, tue average
local traffic, with such snare OF through burmese aver
aged over series Of years ss must be CONCEDED even
by parties interested in rival r0uee Will yield retnros
that " iii pay interest ard il not cent diyi-
dend. The present market price of the stock-3o on
8 par value Cf 00-is another evidence OF the truth
that the errors of individuals have their complete cor
Jespondence in the mistakes Of public Judgment tue
mark va ue of Cincinnati, Hamilton aod Dayton lhe
Miami ard Cleveland and Columbus roads, 10 as mucn
below the inherent value of these properties for al in
yestment as il above an intrinsic value, not
excepting the Winter of 1919, when Ohio and Mis-
sisspp stock sold at sc; and regard the selling Oh
Indianapolis and Cincinnati stock at 80 as bitter d
satire the public intelligence as was the negectot
the Little Miami and Gin cnnati, Hamilton ana Day
ton when they shared The general tumble on the an
nonneement of the Schuyler fraods in New-York and
Nevg-Baven. The stand point from which we are in
the habit of looking at railway progress, leads US not 10
epeak of market values of sbares but recognize an
obligation TO rebuke an attempt, from any URGE, 10
deprtes or bear" the stock of corporation honestly
and thoroughly administered the pro- ery ITSELF having
intrinsic ne. .
The comparative receipts total of the Indianapolis
ana Cincinnati Road for the years 1880, 90, 81, %,
80 and 60 for the first quarter OF each year, have
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PhilndeIphin Cattle Mnrket-APRII A.

There lag. increase this week In the arrival Of BEsv
CAT1Ls tbs orengs the three yards having Amounted to
about 12O head Prices consequently declined about zee on
the 00 for extra Cattle the highest prices obtained being
$40 So large numoef Of good and prime Cattle from
Lancaster and Chester Counties Of this State The sales were
frem TO % 30 for ordinary and fair and from 81 Slo
for psod and prime The demand scarcely TO the supply
bHsKP1bis make also well stocked between 600 ana
1000 head having been offered Of which sold a. ron
81 bc The mahot closed dull and prices were not wen
n.intainsd.
HoGs1he supply Of Hogs resched 900 head all OF when
were solo at from 81 s LOO 10 net for s'ifed ana from
go 81 to 90 for oorp-fed. =,
Cows-2so head sold from s2S TO $50 accofans 70
qualify Thsse better demand Tor this kina "seA
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WEDNESDAY, April 4-P. NJ.

There was fair degree Of activity at the morning
Board to-day, and the tendency up ward without
important change in quotations, excepting in one or
two inftances There was rather more disposition
shown to put out short contracts by of the bear
iobbers but the market took the stock freely AT the
Second Board the market hesitating one. Central
was heavy under advices from Albany, which were
not clearly coDprehended. The remainder of the
market sympaihizsd. At the close, however, there
was moro tteadiuess, with recovery OF about T.
cent in Central. Pacific Mail was depressed, being
offered at LOG, after selling at 1919 in the morning.
Reading vast firm and improved to 423. Boston opera
tors taking interest again in this Stock ana there
is disposition shown here makeitmore i've based
upon the improved condition Of the coal business. The
Western shares irregular, but show no moortsnt
changes In Bonds the transactions are large at i'm
proving prices. The Erie issues held hgoer. Toe
Fourth Mortgage sold at So, and the Couyeriblss at
35I. Southern Michigan Seconds sold at AZ, and 40
was sfervard bid. The Michigan Central IS advanced
TO GAN Improvement of p cent since the interest
came off on the let inst. Missouri 6s better selling
at S1 1t understood here that the Legislature of that
State will not respond TO the new call of the Governor
Virenas touched "a. At the close the quotations
Virginia 6s 81 994l Missouri e. 81 1921; Cant IN
Company, 2el e20I; Cumberland Coal Company, la
TI977h; Erie Railroad, III 9l2s; Hudson River
Railroad, 39la39l; Harlem Railroad, lO4 0lOi; Har
lem Railroad Preferred, 35l 936; Reading Railroad
42ta42Ii Michigan Central Railroad, All 045; Mich
gan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad, go
TO- Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Guarsu-
teed, 2Oi 02l; Panama Railroad l35 0l354i Illinois
Central Railroad, 6la06lii Galens and Chicago
Railroad, ga a62s; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad,
25I025I Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, $50
So Illinois Central rs, SO 0SS4.
The market is unchanged for foreign bills, and very
quiet. Sterling, 1881 a 1857. Francs, 5.2OS5l6l.
In Freights to Liverpool, $50 bales Cotton at i'd.
900 tee. Beef private terms 80 bbls Pork and 800
tcs Lard at 81. 3D.. 60 hhds Taow at Dos, aud per
steame1) $50 bxs. Cheese at 4Os; 400 bbs Rosin at
SOs and 200 pkgs Butter at 4Os. To London, 100 cks.
Rice on private terms, and 5000 gallons Oil at s. Cd.
y tun measurement. To glasgow, GO tcs. Lard at
27s Cd 100 bags Quercitron Bark at 4Os, and 1900
bush. Wheat on private terms.
The business of the Sub Treasury was: Receipts,
$50 COZ TO- for Customs $50 OOO Payments $3.50 6O6i
Balance 81 ,9O9,725 SO.
The March return Of the Chicago and Rock leland
10 IL o. oil
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At the above quotations the market closed yesterday,
upon good many owners OF buuosKs, ~n''e iSc''
gave no indications of jolhy. The market WAS very
Gail throughout, and much more 80 on wednesday
than Tuesday, and cattle sold, according to the genera
opinion oftbe cattle brokers' at sboat hall cent net
q pound lower than on the frat day.
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Two finer days for the cattle market than Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week could not be asked for
The market opened on Tuesday with 1913 head OF
bnllocks in the yards and this number was increased
by an arrival about noon Of 1913, making the number
about 300 than the total for both days last week
The general average quality this week is remarkable
On account Of the value of the hide and fat
of this cass of cattle they generally cell ready-this
week at about Ia 81 cents net pound
The state of the market all day Tuesday may be
summed uo in ono woid-sow. The asking price
was half cent pound less than week ago, aad,
owing to the hold.blck disposition of buyers, the
brokers all alleged that the buyers insisted upon con-
cetsoD of estimates Of weight equal, in many cases
to another half cent. We estimated the average oil
the saes al s. head less than the same grade sold or
a week ago. The number sold on Tuesday was not aS
large az urual the fret day ir such good weather.
THE CLOSE OF THE MARKET. . g,
Compared with yesterday, which was cons'dereu
"awiul by those who had bought stock upon the
strength OF the market two weeks past this day Is
awfnller. We know of more than one lot that sens
today at s. head below the price or yesterday ana
holders generally consider themselves lacky TO be aole
to cell at any prIce. As night of tina lat day OF inc
ma kot approaches, looks quite impossible Tor all
the cattle 10 be sold. - Il, a.
The ayersge Of rnahet this week is 2a3c lower than
The icce,of BuOs for the fret quarter Of 1888 and iSoO
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+ COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATIos.-No business was
transacted by tie Board yesterday for want of
quorum. The weekly statement shows that the num-
Der of emigrans arrived to the 18th inst. 723.
To the same date last year l93 0yerdraf Jan. l,
1860 2ll 653 l6 Aggregate receipts to the 4th inst,
$69, $50 o. Disbursements and expenses of March,
t49,ll6 95. Balance, So III %.
The following is Mr. Kennedys report of arrivals
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Tin making these payments, SIC. SO3 26 have beea
taken from toe March receipts not yet made up
Tee proportion Of the receipts add disbursements be-
lpgpg TO the and-grant division. included in the
above, are as fol ows:
s's.s..t Vol Ht5 Is
We have copy OF the annuA report of the Illinois
Central Railroad Company tAs Substance of which ws
printed on the 9th ult.
Specie quotations for the week, corrected for from
the rates current at the Banking Office of Messrs.
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pr,r Esr41E-The folio Sing sales were made
Sx =, tbs MERCHANTS. Exchange by A. j. Bieeckes soe
IAdyertisement-l
TAdYtTtl.oultus-I
pcuAyTS FROM BROAD, and STRANGERS N

rpr CRY win knd the Free Museum Of FowLsa waLx
No ses Bosd~sy just above the Pss an interesting place
yisit IA n skulls and portraits Of the noss1
aep Inc World has Examinations made when dsxrsk,
showing the talents, detects, aud proper occupation
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The QUARANTINE SEASON REoPENED.-Dr. Gum,
the Heath Officer of the port gave orders the first
inst requiring the captains of all foreign vessels, and
of all vessels coastrg south of Cape Herlopen, TO pre-
cent certificates of the health of therpcr of departure,
in order to guard city against the infectious diseases
which prevail with the approach of Summer. In de-
fault of doing 30, they obliged to abide certain
time at Quarantine. The Consus of ths United states
at foreign ports have been notified 10 instruct all cap
tains leaving there for NewYork TO procure these os
Of health. When vessels arrive here from tropcai
ports without them they reported az the triweeky
meetings OF the Commissioners OF Health, held IN tns
Mayors office, and required to remain from three 70
nine days, as the circumstances call for Inc CommS-
siouers OF Health will shortly be convened again.
therefore to attend the important duty OF guarding
tho city rom infection during the coming summer
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CITY ITEMS

BULLS HgAD.-Beef rs oheap-thas 10, coupsra-
tiyely-compsred with the last two weeks, from half
10 wboe Gems pound, according TO the report from
Bolla Head printed in another column Compared
with the first week in April last year the quotations
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IAdver,i,em.nil

HousEKEEPERS will find every description OF
Eng fish Medallion, Velvet Brusss Threspy lnsein &.
PsrISe kvss M,Ts, Marine, DsuGsErs SrAIKCA srsrss
WINDOW SHADES, 1ABLz and PIANO CoyERs gfeslJ
duced prices. Be particular and goto
HIRAM ASpERsoN's No 90 Bowey,
Sign Of the large Golden E<ses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-05

THE NEW TIcKET-SwEDLISG LAW IN OPERA-
rIoS-Mayor Wood began yesterday to refuse the
settlement Of all tcketswndlipg cases by tho refund
ing of the lgo.ten money and signifies his intention
to do so in every case until the new TCketSwndling
Law is fully tested. S@ndlers must either be COM
mi ted or wait their trial on bail Compsinans must
either 60 TO the Wbte-sreet house of detention,
give ball. like WISE for heir appearance at trial The
keeper of an Office at Ne. 100 West street was taken
before the Toubs Police Cour yesterday, and disposed
of on these terms for sSindlng company Of Cafor-
mans out Of $50 each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-05

BASE IsGRATIrUDE-Patrick AcDermott and his
wife Brio poor people and have long be-u In destoss
couditon Bernhoz OF the Twenty second Precino 81
eres that they gwen drinking and no sos
support. While in their most desperate ssr. ar
Smith who resides In II fourth sree n. sns
avenue took them into her house and and lodged ts
After remaining day the ungatefa coaPs took tsen
leave and so 80 In cash When Mrs Sn;ta missed nst
money which was mostly so she caused the arrest 81 tss
vsgrsnl MeDermotts On searching MT. MOD we =. ST. s
ME- rs were found Ia stocking and the re nanaM
oen money IN the other The un.raeiu Psr were
fors us,ire enbush who committed them I, sns"e
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| kdyertisenantl

Gas! Gas New GAS FIxrUREs for the Spring
trade superior any offered before win Be found = e
great Manufacturing Depot Removed 70 No. es sresaws5s
opposite Niblo'l WASsx, rsck -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-05

Millions Of Bottles of Mrs. WTNsLow's SOOrH-
ING used every year the United States "a
Children Teeshins, with neverhns Rshs s.s-
date and certain. Only 10 cents bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-05

AMERICAN GEoGRAPHICAL AND STATISTICAL
SocETY-The regular monthly meeting takes place
this evening at the Socetys Two papers will
be read--one on "The Recent Elevations aud Dgres-
" sions of the Lands of Northern America by Abra-
ham Gesner NJ. d., and the other on "The Progress
" of Marine Geography" communicated by the United
States Photographed office, Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-05

PkCks OF HOUs tHIs Wkhh.
Live Dead
Weiznt. Wsisnt
First quality MED large size.......6 G6tc- 100
Hecond quality, coin-isd H46tc
nsrset o2ishers...... 7lGsic.
Lsr,s size stiled h07ic
Second quality stifed ........5s 3so 7l07io
Wsstsr mast fed .....................4t0j 0l.c
small sizes choice stock Not wanted
Ordinary stCck. wanted
these the Is rather oyeocked The butchers
are not buying freely and but fsw wanted 20 60 East.
The following Is report OF hogs received az Auetons
us.rsII fNts ending April 1900; BY Hudson River
Railroad LIZA; Eri- Road, 459 NewJersey Central, 9i AL.
beny Propeller, as. TOTAL, 1896
Corn
Market au Hogs arriving than buyers disposed
10 take at present prices
Rrpo Of Hogs received Hudson River Drove Yards
Of 1niryseventh street, North River, for week ondirs
April lSeO:ke Road CrasI Co. 49, Hudson yes, GA.
gin Co., 1885, Ferguson Bro, as Cragn Co.. 0i New
Jersey Central Casn Co.. ~ Ii1on Hughes, l2 Cam.
den and Anbey sls Remaining last report Oh Sold, lce9;
unsold, st. Total l,s22
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-05

CoSrRoILrR's ANNUAL REPoRT.-The annual re-
no If the Controller has been delayed this year Tor
evsral months beyond the usual time. II is now az
roonced that the STATISTICAL part has Just been brought
. a conclusion, and that the general arrangement and
dpg the reports all that remainso be done before
will be presented 10 the Common Council and trans
ferrsd 10 the printers. This will not take more than
fortnight more to accomplish. An important feature of
the report which compensntes amply for the delay oc
casionsd by its incorporation therein, is the complete
overhauling and reviewing of ali previous business
transacted by the Finance Department from the be-
ginning of time down to the present, SO far as ii
concerns the people Of to-day. AS the public are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-05

TUE WEsTSrREEr DOUBLE HonIcIDE.-On sae
right of tie 23d of March fatal ARRAY occurred In
West street, in saloon kept by William Danntsan-
During fight which took place there-the particulars
of which were Published in TIE TRIeusE at the lin,
-Dunnigan stabbed two men named Hickey and
Kevin They were both conveyed 70 the New-fork
Hospital where Hickey soon after died. K,vin, who
vas abbed 10 the abdomen, fingered until last Toes
day m rnine, when he also expired! Coroner Schir-
mer held an inquest on the BODY yesterday at the
T,inity.pace Police Station, when the evidence clio
tied WAS the ga ne az in the Of Hickey. The Jury
rendered a, verdict that "the deceased came 70 his
"deaih from injuries received at the hands OF William
sDunnigan" The accused says that ne only stabbed
u two men 10 sefdefenfs aud feelsconfdent Of being
able to show a case of justfabs homicide While the
prsoner was in attendance before the Coroners Jary
large number of the friends of the deceased collected
in the neiQhborhood and expressed desire TO lyncs
him. Cries of " Kill him" Hang tbs murderer,
etc., were freely INDUCED in, ana the police fearing
violence at moved the prisoner. 1t is said that
abont the Let of February Dunnigan stabbed Christie
pher Moran Of No 25 Ssate street. Brooklyn, aud ~aa
arrested for the oeuse The Injured man failed to aP
pear against him, and be was discharged. Duanigan
was remsnded to the Tombs to await toe action OF tAs
Grand Jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-05

Excess IN tie three months Of this year, Tifs head.
This viii account IN fo tue decrsase ~
From all the that have, tne
that the increase In thu supply over last
continue Buyets and sellers may possibly mako s'ne'hHa "
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fAdvcrtisementl
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CouaHsi CoIp.,, CONSUMPTION ~ CuRKp!!li
BY the timely Of Mira NJ ~ OAkpSkss ispiAs bAi1H
op LyEawoRT the best and most eheo.e.y emeSia -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-05

FUSERAL OF GovERsoa TowNsEHD.-The funera'
Of the late Isaac Townsend member Of tue Board OF
Governors of the Aims Houss Department, TOOK place
yesterday afternoon at Grace Church, where the
the solemn services for the dead according 10 the es
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church, were performed.
Nearly every sest In tue building was died, aud
among those who had assembled 10 pay the last sad
tribute OF respec to the remains of the discussed
Leuts naDt- General Winfield Scott, tbs remaining
members Of the Board Of Governors, bers Of the
Board of Aldermen and Board of Councimsn, aud
many Of oar Oldest citizens. The body ,encassd in
70 ewood cofin was placed 10 front of the chanceL.
The services were read by the Rev. DIR. Tay,or,
ssted by the Rev. DR.. Berrien, aud the Rsv. Mr..
aooghton. The anthems we're sung By the choir, and
the congregation united in singing the hymn,
STEW thy days, and full Of woe,
o. man OF woman born"
At the conclusion of the religious exercises, the
foneral cortege, headed by the Clergy, moved down
the ase, and slowly wended its way to Trinity Cane
ery where the remains Of the deceased deposited
In the family vault. Tne following gendemen OIL
ciated as pall-bearers:
VIM z. wILMERDING, George s. DUEas
ROBT. s. ZONE, REU W THEIRS,
JOHN STEWARD, a BELhDN Z
/ 4 KINGS FUHD WA. n. AsPtNW ALL,
ISAAC BELL, IT,, Judge a. a. ROBERTSON.
Coal PEDDLERs The Mayor hes caused fifteen
coal peddeIs to be arrested for doing Business within
licences. They were to have been examined yester-
day. but the matter was postponed for a week. The
coal peodrs protest, and say the Mayor has no bust
han
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-05

New MAIL RoUTE.--The mails from this city for
Pourdridge, Wes,chester County and other places in
that vicinity which have heretofore been dispatched
by the Harlem Railroad rou;e will in mpiancs with
an application of the inhabitants to the Post-Ofce De-
pariment, DO seat by the New Haven Rar Dad to STAN
ford and thence by stage via of N,tth Stamford and
High Ridge to Poundrldgs. Tois arrangement viii Sc
cure regular mail communication between this city and
the abovc-naed places three tnesa week in Winter,
and daily in Summer.
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NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

FoR TBR WEEK ENDING "WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1850
OTAL RECEIPTS CATTLE or ALL BINDS POR THE WEEK.
According the reports from the several market places Ia the
ity, there have been received this week;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-05

We think tbst the above figures give sufficient sup
port to our view OF the value this property. Surely
If The views Of the man who sells Indianapolis and Gin
cunati at 80 are sound then il follows that the falling
of in the trade of Cincinnati for the year 1853 is
indication of permanent depression aud the corn crop
Of that year. throughout Indiana and Illinois. the
of the yield of that staple for the next decade
or so.
In relation to the movement in Cotton, William z.
Wright IL Co.'s Circular says:
RRCRPTs show dninution from the scale Of
the past four months by telegraph rom New.Oeaas we
Learn the ending 3Oth March the total
o. 600 bales 1t may fairy be assumed from the tenor Of the lot
recently received and advised telegraph ths shall
email receipts during the remainder the The
last year to eco bales this may be in
thousand bal for but viii suffer
diIninui ion before the end Of the season.
free and fairly proponohed To France the
amount gains sdy last the excess this week
1000 bales Great Britain gets $780, AMI other foreign
ports l6 60 The stock hand is declining and will show
reduction every week
The following statement Of the movement in Cotton since
the LIST September last compared with the preyiou, four
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The report for the month Of January, 1860 sho US
an excess Of $3.50 90 the gross receipts The
February report expected TO show receipts from the
1t 70 che 25th the day of SALE by order of the Court
$685. disbursements Of $3l 1885, The receipts for
the entire month last year were So, 269.
me following circular, addressed TO the first and
second mortgage bonohoders Of the La Crosse and
Milwaukee Railroad, has been issued by the agent of
the second mortgage bOndholders:
Oo the 6rst day of December last, by agreement
with s. Chamberlain, morg4 gee IN possession, the re-
OTIS ana disbursements OF the road, dunng Sne pro-
oeedngs for the foreclosure OF the second mortgage
were placed in my hands. A. that une there were
large long past due for the original pdrcnase
money OF the grounds ia this city, occupied for DEPOT
machine shops, engine houses freight depote, &C,
upon which several foreclosure suts were pending,
and others thrsatened swing-bud2e constructed over
tho Canal at Portage rolling sock thea recently placed
uPoB the road and the pay ro Of the operatives Tor
November all TO be provided for. Tine safety of the
frs. and second mortgage bonds as well as the proper
operating Of the road, made IL imperative thai these
matters should take precedence Of the interest aud
mixing fund.
The receipts and disbursements have been az fol-
lows:
kseeipsDecember January, and February. slO sg2 90
DRBUhsEnESTs FOR OTHER PURP0sEs INDICATED ABOVE.
kor pay roll Of operatives for November fZ0695 10
Membranes depot grounds depot buildings &c. alb
Rolling Lib -
Swing bridge Portage Canal AIS IS
Hight Of way TO Prevens ttoPPage OF hans''''. z45
94t,a52 81
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Grand total 3e4o OF these 208; arrived In rs sailing yssse
and L. 70 in steamers.
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ALLEGED PERJURY.-Egbert Deming, Trustee of
concern known as the New-York Marble Company,
was held to bail before Recorder lard, Tuesday,
in the SUM Of 50 1000, charged With perjury, in
ing to certain during litigation in the Supreme
Court between him and Messrs James r. B.ine and
Henry wight also Trustees relative to the right Of
Mrs Elizabeth T. Demng, wife of the accused, TO the
possession of some property in Forty-second street.