The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-19
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fcr, .t,rc and selling steel pen known as the Wash
ngtou medallion Pen The plaintiffs not being ready to
go on with hearing In the the motion was granted,
and the east for the trial Of the case tho de-
ndauts beirg allowed 10 manufacture and sell the said
pen In the mean time
A suit for alleged libel, preferred by ex.Mayor
opdyke against the World newspaper was yesterday
opened before Judge Barnard 10 supreme Court Cham
bers, to recover twenty thousand dollars, at which
amount damages laid The alleged libel grows out
OF the publication Of certain letters which appeared In
that paper signed T. W., and an editorial commenting on
the same. motion made for the examination or
Manton Marble with the view Of obtaining the names OF
bis associate propreors The matter was adjourned, BY
consent, 70 the 1st OF September.
James Maxwell was yesterday charged before United
States Commissioner Osborne with making false
return OF bis income TO an assistant After
examination he held to bail IN the sum OF 81 900
to await the action OF the Grand Jury
In the Supreme Court Chambers, yesterday, before
Judge Barnard tho OF Hardenbrock against bar dem
brock up application OF Mrs Hardenorock 10
compel grant her the privilege Of seeing
her two sons each week. previously ordered
by the Court The application was opposed, and on mo-
ten postponement OF the the Court fixed the
Goth instant for the further hearing OF the case.
Among the complaints sent 20 the District Attorneys
Office yesterday the ollowng-Frances Chaiterton
was arrested for attempting TO pass ten dollar coun
terfet bill on the West Winfield Bank OF this State, at
the Of Madam Doubei, n Broadway, on the lot
inst The accused is wentysix years old and native
OF Richmond, Va She gave bail TO answer the charge.
charge OF forgery preferred against Ann Daley by
Henry welbrook who keeps grocery in Bedford street.
On the morning Of the 10th inst she offered in payment
for groceries ten dollar counterfeit note the West
Winfield Bank. This prisoner was committed without
bail, one hundred dollars in good money BENG
found in her possession. This counterfeit is poorly
cued and not calculated to deceive olersoy good Judge
or money Is but due to the police TO that as soon
learned that these bogus bills were In the mar
ket prompt efforts were made 20 apprise all the store
keepers the city Of the fact Two cases Of picking
pockets were received One was charge made by Jas
Clark who that named ]. Da Ga Haig stole
watch from his pocket. The accused arrested by
officer Mead at tho OF Chryste and Hester reets
The other complaint mace by Bridget Hughes who
alleges that her pocket was picked of portenonuaie,
containing quantity Of Treasury notes by Alen Taylor
as she was going of the Tween eighth street Catholic
church his confederate escapec For reasons salts
tory TO the District Attorney TAILOR committed TO
prison without BAIL
The Employ ipg Bakers Association OF this city publish
a statement, to give explanation TO the public In
reference TO he recent In the price Of bread They
think that they are right in taking This STEP account
q the high price Of flour, labor aud materials and that
the Of labor with corresponding benefit 10
the public.
Tie Louisiana constitutional Convention having
pleed labor the constitution will be submitted TO
the vote OF the people Of that State tho first Monday
in September. provides for popular education, such
known in Southern State, and by 1t this
State will be relieved OF slavery. Its adoption s pro-
dicted with large vote In its favor. The Convention
appears have exercised also legislative power, and TO
have authorized the expenditure ef considerable amounts
OF money for Ae purposes Of civil government This has
not been usual ~ similar bodies 10 Noitheru States.
The UPS and DO In the gold market continued TO act
great hnd-euce to trade yesterday whore the
mercial TRANCE ons were only to limited extent. Iu
some kinds 9! domestic produce there cousid.
cradle operation but there nothing like general
tivity Foreign goods were quiet and nominal Petro-
icum was less active than II Satarday but prices
nru for both kinds. Cotton dr, but without
decided change At the Produce Exchange tho leading
staples rather active, at hshe~ prices. Flour
was loc. 20c dearer wheat advance &c &C.; corn,
lc &c oats, 1c; pork, 50 So; lard and tallow &c
and whsSey about &C., the whole market, however,
closing .aely With the reaction in gold Freights were
higher, with o fe business. 80 -.
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