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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

,crity yepors be printed side by side that the pn
no might have an opportunity Of Judging between both
Of them. when apnolc wrong hed oeen perpeua.eu,
sore action should be taken BY this Board thT wes
great fraud. This not panty M esne, but mat
ter Of public interest. II the minority report. was
wrong let u be corrected NJ once.
Mr. PuTdy's motion was amended by Mr.. Shook, who
moved that the majority report be ed'pted.
Nj Ely moved to inither amend, thar the minority
report be adopted. -,
report it dd not object 10 nor recommend the payment
vi these enumeTatOrr.
Some discussion tnen ensued Gs 10 the correctness oi
the census.
Sir STrwAgT said that there were numbers Of per
sons who refused 10 gSe their names nnd also their
birthplacfa
MI FOX was IN favor OF paying these men, but they
had done their work very Improperly. one mah, wbn
rad char OF the enurcraiion of the Firs Ward had
returned that ward In three districts as having @o
persons less resident there than there realy "eIs
Tits was everything but o correct enumeration ~
WAS folly 10 say that uur population had decreased ID
five Yeas. This eLnmei GtoI had returned ore nOu"-
very large enement In the frst WaId-'s hn'i"e Nv
nmates while the fact was the building was u'eu. iso 10
wOnd COtefor paying tbese enumelatoiS Oee"us' ~
cons dered the law mandatory.
By vote OF five IN the affirmative TO siS 10 lne ioB"
tive the minority report was lOst. ~
Supervisor Ely. IT, then offered the iOlONinei
Wisyas IL srpeefs that The enumrraor, Mo 9eye ''S
The census The Ft Wd hsye nrsleced hcf dn'r, '1o
appoint oter elumrfn in their stead therefore
kSsoad TIA; the Secretary Of State B. r'qe''edM 10 20 sp
LSbsnls Of hs disl thee Dst.icls ofte fh't Ward
Lost. -s-..s
Mr. pURDY then moved That toih reports We piln.eu
o,d tb, the resolution appended the majority report
Din favor of paying the amOunt') be adopted
Lost-Gve in iLe aff fmafive ii, In tie negative.
Mr DAVIS then offered The folio ing;
. r Tnst the ouro Ter b. md be- j. hereby requested
IN nav 10 ,.cn rnaurratoT who is the sctuai loJrf oi ihe
80, ard In III oa.ss where the ains hsye been assigned
W .ered 20 other pates ~ lrsihsn the amount awarded
b anne IN len rer cent ,d on provided ily dVe'
not -a,,ed the hn cunt lw.idrd BY tie huicvisors
Lost.
Nv PURnYs resolution that both reports be pinted
IN document form sas again lost
Ths Board tuon al jpuTued.
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= a New swindie-Tbe Keeper ef an Intel
Iigosce Omce Cheats Number OF
Poor Germans md Others by Means
OF Promises 10 Procure Them Employ
Eeent in tho sOuth.
Yocnf in the ROuth,

Charles Gordon, alias Gartan, the reputed
:&eeper OF an intelligence Office In the basement OF No.
rs Amtvst a few says since inserted Ia the German
spGpers he following advert sgnent:
- q NlSTED--Die Hundred hc1ithy men, 20 work on
oetlenen IN South CaT0o rec passage aud - % per
DIV GOOD chance Tor late cu- ants Agreements made
.6som 70 O'Clock at No. p AHity .st bnfemsni.'
A large number OF young men. most of whom were
newly arrived emigrants, Attracted by the advertise
melt called on Gordon and were informed by him that
the payment Of 81 81 e'ch they would be iurIihed
rec pass the steamship Quaker City to Charieston.
rs. G. where employment would be guaranteed them at
Zhe rates mentioned 10 the advertisement.
In most c"sfs The money unhositat.ngy paid
over and since that time the Office has been beseged
by the victims Vaaly asking why the steamer did not
SAL and why they were not furnished with sailing
Hckets Finally they became convinced that they had
sheen swiudled, and yesterday on the complaint OF
Alfred Wentzel residing 1T No 96 Edrdge st., Gorden
was arrested by Officer Berry Of the Fifteenth Precincts
nrd taken before Justice DDdgc al the Jefferson Market
Police Court 20 tie charge Of obtaining money
b. means OF false pIotenses.
b9ut 100 Of the victims Of the swindler had collected
b the tFOOm, many Of whom appeared witnesses
,gainst him, and ef nyeciycs. applied 10 him H. the
= bOicest OF German were somewhat amusing 10 tie
a, clatrs who had collected 70 near tue PARTICULARS OF
n ia novel case.
The accused declared that he wos not the proprietor
n the place. merely The oerk but IN spite OF his pro-
es a.ons tie nG strate committed HIN t0r tiia IN do
lau L Of 81 500 bail.
/, addition 10 the complaints above stated Mrs.
am q Pently, who rented the accused his Office and
resi- les in tie upper part Of the house charges hun
with stealing hOm her mathematical Instruments
~alu 5 at $23 the property Of her husband On this
sbart e Ae also committed In deaut Of Sl1O Dali
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Travellers, Guide.

To AIb,ny oy Hnd.on x. a. prpo, sJth.st md
iCthav-.. aud by Harlem 4. H., Depot Io'h-a-
and 4iu-av. via Hgds0n River, u, ~ a ~, s.
g. and n p. rn via uereE II A. IA. and " a.
sunday tisin. via TIA u.son River, . = CITY
eais ran brtwsrn Chsmber. and Nh-st. sts.ou
srd CIV Hall sud th.st. station
20 Aloany. landing Al principal places on the ilud-
an by stean,erC Nibbird Tu~.days Thnrsdays
AID Sstsrdsys. and Dani- a., Mandays Nra'
pr.dsys ard Il lays. i-om foot OF Desofosses-s,
7:L5 o. N tsnd.ug st Thirti-th-F .'.':'''',.''
TO Albany, by srd nrr = John MolqaN1 VI
pesdsv. and Fridays. and The Dean hehmoat
Tue-dsy. Thursdiy' and Saturdays. nom per -
Il b; the iewj,nsy
L. r. loo, ol Covr sndtsL 3 ard lit m.'
o. NJ sud " p,dHl.ti. Sunday. ..:.......:;.;:..
10 Boton, by Sew.Londcn line, Pier ~ H.
daily i>us day eNrsptTd
To ,.ton by Nrw.iiayen X. ", VIA Sprnshrif.
21th-.t. and Sthsy .........,...''b@ 10 aha
70 Boston bv New Hsyrn r. r.. tItl'st. nd Ae-
ave. via Shore tine. "a Asd .. 10. sunday.
10 BRIDGEPORT 6y s,eani.r bndzrpot, dhy' hon a
PecG- slip. r. r., at...........'.'s' .s'''''... N
To Camdru, Manchester and Long brsneh, S
steamer Jr.s- hoyt. leave Pier 3 n. X, daily,
l-ac-pt sunday III .4j aui.s.,....'''''' HF
I % fnnandagis Rochrsitf, Buffalo salsniancs and
s'i i, y r' ,nS " Em,srSn trsin..... -
To Camd.n Mauebe.tet aud IsonE Branch. oy H3
ritsu and Deawsre Bsy X. r.. vis "rameoa
iSs fr M,peSs..r S End Loas as
10 Gre-uport, bY Long leland X. Il, foot oi james
alp. r. r.. q. IA. a,I Isphsnk ...'.s A. m. ana
To h4cketiIown aud lut' ruedisie stailohs' "
Morris und Essex X. r.. foot Of Bareiaysi, ~
8:30a. ui. Ry -su.e road for stsions wess
hllhuru ai 4;lO o. Morri.tovn EKpress.....
10 New. Haven connecting with z. r. for Hartford
and Springfield. te8meTs leave Peck slip ~
30 N@w bssrn, by thc Nrw.usyeD i.k., 2,tDst :
ard 4ib.av. at = 3, llf m. isi }. 3iS. 4 and
10 the West. by C-ntral Railroad Of New jersey.
via Allentown from foot Of Liberty-st.. \. X.
A. tn. " IN. ard S:tn D. n. SUNDAY traln......a
10 Philadephis, 10y eW.Jersey Railroad. too. o.
Couftiadi-st., T. 10 sud II q. uI II n.. snden
m aud ~ midnight Snndav...,.............. 't'
To rovi leuc-. by .te.nnr City OF Prov d.nce ev
cry rursdsy Tnur.day end Saturday from Pid a.
-, ~ H. a.. :"
To Proyid-nc- BY Neptune ,tesn-flip to.'s Line.
dsily Sundays rsrcFtrdl from pier a. foot OF Al
Robnsonst., y. H..
To Troy byseaulrrs aidtrait and klP an Nip
ks daily (Sund,ys icludrdl Saturdays eN
cepedl pier q y. R........''''';; ;,''.''.'';
/ To Washington by Now-J-I.ey H. H. lot
/ Coutandt-st. ind lli J. IN, J p H. ana -
midnight SUNDAY. .sss' .s's'',t'''.'
/ TO i. mont BY Northern X. r. Ne"-Jeis5S
IRON Jersey City Il s. ~ q. m. u. az anao-' ul
D. a. Ssiurd '''.,' -'''
To N-wien from Norok, BY steamer Fioneef'
every tudiy. ,-r-., r.. ~
,.e ety.rti nleuts Ia ano,her uart Of this pePeh
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cation Is not palliative where ansssaut Is oommhteo
With lethsl weapon.
The prisoners counsel ssked the Judge TO charge inc
jury IN referenre to scyeral points of the e'behc'
which the Judge refused ~ de- as tie sv'denee w a.,
a., Tie csel took exceptions 10 the Judges reIurs'
~ 30 eharge. , ~, .ho,,
The ury then rotree. and after an absence OF anon,
an hour returned with verdict VI guIIty y, ""N'' "
tho s.,,ond Degree The sentence is reserved.
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CITY ws.

THE BODY OF PRESTON KING STILL CSRE.
coyrREp-persons were still eupoyed yesterday in
dredging tie river for the body Of Preston King. bat
up TO late hour las, night It had not been recovered
Some Of biz friends have hoped against hope that tie
Collector might still re alive, but they have now been
forced 10 believe that the genial man they had so Ions
known and loved has ceased to cYist
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NJ o,cp.ea,. of Gen. Gran, Yesterday.

Yes terday morning Gen. Grant Visited yarlous
,uarte. Of the Gsiyop ls, ard met during the day
-, e. e4Ie Moses H. Griurc. Col Marcy, Col. VA.
ter Co. fockett Gen. Hc1gngcr, Gen. Dl1, Judge Dl-
So A " stewart end others Gen. Grant and Mrs.
Grant a eeOmpan.ed Gen. DiX and family, and Mr. aud
Mrs "a rome, 10 The Central Park IN the afternoon
who're t ey created quito acnfaiou. In The evening
me ent raj pattoos % elegant private dinner OF the
-oors AZ tfe Union CIb largo lumber we're present
tyclrdia, Nessrs Grnnol DuTor and other lliars
as wei - large nuslser Of military gentlemen T9asts
dr % ..,eS s 9ISs1Sn 20 yS rn' % r 'S %
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

CoRoSERs' lyoUESTs.-An inquest was yes
terday held by Coroner Cover at the New York Hos
pa on tie body Of Henry JooksoD coiorcd. Deceased
fell through The hetchwey ofbe store Of Messrs John
yoght & Co.. Nc. 502 Broadway where he was en-
poyed ns po ter and received injuries which caused his
dcnth lie was native OF Pennsyly aniH aged 70 ears
Relief lng NJ the foot of Ilarrisunst., y. H. on TIC
body oi Arthur Beatty late a fireman employed on the
tug. On Thursday night while descending tho hldtI
Lending 20 the engne.room he hll ard broke his neck
lie was native of this city agcd p wears. Tho same
Coroner hcid an rquest at The New York Hospital on
the body Of John Bnndorf who, the ith inst. fel
into tho hold C the ship John Thompson siug ~ Pier
No \. r.. receiving injuucs nom which be died o;
Thursdty. Deceased was native OF Germany aged p
NeaTs and had been IN the country but short time
Coruncr Wildoy Yesterday held inquest az the New
York Hospital on tho body Of John Kendrigin. DE
ceased employed the building IN course OF cree
ton al the corner of Church and Fraukln sts aud on
the lth inst oll into excavation In the vicinity. re
ceiy iDg injuries which resulted fatally.
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sheldon 4 Go. nnnounce as in nross A -.

Sheldon & Co. announce as in press q nee
novel. by Henry Sedley called "MarOn RoOk. .
Qnest for Fortune" 1t is story Of American Lila
The same house have nearly ready new bost
the wife Of Piof Lawtence OF East Windsor TisdosL
cal Seminary. {" Meta Lander.) called "Rspnssc,
Mrs. L,wrence is the suthcr OF Light On tic Dus
River.' published some years since. and vhies nj
with great SUCCESS .
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[Adver,isemsntl - -,
NAPOLEON III. LORD PALMsRsroS' D. D

n,o.,..o, w,snrsoros cGs,s, BLIND Tos' tc' Ae'~f'h
por,,. Characters. and Biographies given In the pecemOe'
N,,,,., ., the PmnnSoLooicAL JOURNAL, to be ready
., ..., qba ssnle number will contain Phreno.osy
IN tho PolPt, Discussion Between Two .s's!"'"
v,,s 70, Women, Animal Type, Of Human Phy'iosnomy
n.y History Of Civilization; Symmetry Of Character
u.,u,, yeor. and Developments Role. fo' Heath' gym
o,.ie ia, Mon Women snd Children, With o'heIeh '''an
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

THs FIRST REGIMENT CAVALRY n. G. s. MY.
The First Regiment Cavalry. National Guard VIII
t,.day be folly armed and equipped at tho State en-
pense with brides and saddles. They are 70 bo fur
nished ty the Commanding. General under orders from
the Adiutnnt. General Not loug since Co. ID. L.
Mnton tie commanding officer ol tho regiment. drew
from the Sttte quantity of sabers and the Ealard
breech loading ri1e f. his command and these wth
tie other equipments viii place the rgment IN prop'
military CONDITION. Reyolyers have also been FURNISHED
10 ,he officers
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DEATH or A Dnrm1tmJzO CoLoRED MAN.

DEATH or a DHTiEBtIsJED CoLoRLD MAN.
yy Ja,pes MoCane Smith, one Of iho best known col
AIRED mon in lis vic nifty, diod 10 WiliaasbnTeh yester
A., ,,o,,sno n pulnorsry Affection from which he
- he, 1geyDg for nearly - mouths. ia the % /
~"ar 80 lie a9s He vas born iu New YORK vas ecu.
SSss-d cad .,alaatd 81 Glasgow land, ard brd
been Waei ~ physician 6'r % qaotier o. On =
zee and had lntEed zcHl0Uiiy and coL3t'nty 10 ahe
horate and eloyae tLc condition u the eoorod men in
a,,s ., t.cjt cst f,e1dg end g0si able adYootle'.
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fAdyertlsenrnt.i i

A CARD.-Dr. HALsTED OF the Roup IN.
WATER Cuaa, Northampton, Mass, wrl known 70, IA. .s
ces. the trrstn-ni Of CHRONIC DisEAsza espseays,
Nervous, and Fem lie Complain will he 81 the ST NJ
Hoe on thu 22d and 2Jd init, and invites calls ou
until 4, aud from p. until D.
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IAdv~rtis~ment.t
lMPROYRMENT.-DR. q
IMPORTANT

WEEKS, D~p VI. No. lt7 F@rrtbaye. between Thia.1
and foarts-nth-s,s extracts TEETa without pain b,
OF uious oxide rascheioully pureadmihstered "a,
srptratns which prevents the patients nom bIeYhin,
the poisonous ~1baatiois OF thrir nngs a. ts "y
forced 70 do By the prevailing method Of Owing IL
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
fAdyertiseu1eDtI

CHupREN's BOOTS AND SHoEs.-CAyrrrt
hssa .ybr m.Bt OF is bnsn -, the furnishing NJ srIe
iee' covering for tbr Young. which I. special eony.n
plTuts which shoHld commend his establishment Ma ts
Broad wy their particular attention. CASrRsLLt ~.
are moderate and his fabrics the best uctu rsd
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

Committee Of the German Central Club,
consisting Of Maurice Meyer A. Myerhoeier Presi''
dent and DIR. Berckmans waited on Mayor Gunthe T
yesterday morning tender him the nomination of the
Club for the Mayorslty which be accepted
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--latest ship News
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED. =, n cSs
Steamship Chesapeake, Sherwood P'fil''' ,,...i
well Co. s,..,.-,, Gray, ApAsS'
day. T,'s M.,S SG.l os. S Pal.oa. Virginia d'yt WIN
A. C Hsgons. - ptehrnopa. Va, es"'
Bc.rs. - r,.,o,,, - -
Bris Sario 1Dsn) Peterson, 10 days VIE A
ford. -, J.,.o,, Porto Rico II s''
mo assrs to ordeF.
"iND BELOW.
p,,k Ocean rom Leghorn.
bns "'"''' MEMORANDA 4. .onsstl
rb, ssond steamers which wefe tetslnsS ,ps sn'~
- tbs fos srriyed AZ the ci'y the Afternoon
la,s hour lssi eVcrtuK
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AN orr SrYLR or HousR RonBRRY.-OI

An OLD STYLE OF HOUSE RoBBgRY.-o
Thursday stranger called st thu residence OF jose "
Ramos, No. II Stuyvesantplaoe. and engaged lui %
uished rom. which no paid for in advance. L9,e on
the following night be- In company with ,ho
named Joseph Sanders ripped up the carpv'' ~ wv,
ROOM and rolling the bedclOhes into bunales oeii 'e ~
tbem ewav Tho articles a. stolen were valaed al
ss5 Officer Long of the Seventeenth PIeslne. at u
late hour the t,me night found Sanders az tv w. M
os'rosior con,oininy nortion Of the articles stolen
lie was YESTERDAY CON mmittod by Justice Shardlfy'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

The Rev. Dr. Spring Of this city preached on
Sunday last. at the Brick Church." nom the text;
The Lamb is tho Light Thereof DR.. S. 10 about 81
years old.
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fAdyertisement.l !

Two TICKETS are wanted for the Recsxs,s
70 Gen. Grant. Address With price, FRANK BEovr Ben n
l23 Tribune Cfice
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The ArALAyrA TO CoMB UP THK hARB9s,1 -
The steamer Atslanta which has been Wing " .e s.e
I"or VA! ,r U seg Will by permission Of the Health
oficers came 40 tho bay this morning.
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MAKIr'G TIr coHSER.

Tt was done In this wayi Kendall Chamberlain q
Co bought up all the shares 50 be found IN the maraet
& the sume time engaging Numerous parties among
whom wrio oi COure, the plaintiffs IN the present ac.
non To deliver up other shures nta siipautrd time AZ
par Nnlue Having bought up pAety much oil the stock
MessTr. hendiil, Chamberlain a Co. are waited upon
by numerous gentlemen who GrA plchtiiuly hupplled
With sToenbacks. and who prVceedto bD W the VA
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

The preliminary examination Nv. c. Barney
and Nelson Fabian. was continued on Friday morning
at tie Tombs. before Justice Dowllns The first vat
ne,s was A fired Kendall. who testified Gs follows
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

nrcIrI1rLAlloN oY TRRHs DIsTkIoIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-31

N. Y. Wholesale Prices of Country PrSduce.
FoH ruK WEEK ESprse TUESDAY, May 81. 1865
(Erure,sy for TINS n. Y. TRIBUNE By Reporter
Tie following the current rates OF articles III good
condition a. sold by commission houses at wholesale.
Shippers receive to 10 & cent less deducted fox com
MISSIONS, beside freight and other charges.
BEANS AND PEAS
Beans cell very slowly and at lower rates. Mediums
have been sold NJ g. aud large holder offers his stool
Il mediums aud marrows at 81 Is right through. We
quote;
Leans, pea. and medium prime BUSH. 81 0odel Is
leans, kidney y bush, prme............ ! 30c %
Beans, marrow, rime...--..-..--..-..... so9 ~
Beams lnleiiof. :----.--......'''--- 20 w
Peas. Canadian y bush. ....-......-...-. OOo 10
BUTrrR.
Receipts sre not leavy-l 800 pkgs. to-day, but the
trde is quiet under the impression that prices will
come down. The California steamer about sailing has
600 pkgs on board but after one or two more such
shpu, ns here will be letup unless prices rule much
lower There IS other shipping going on. We
peat former convictions. that IL is better
take 30c now than the risk Of lower prices next
Fall Except that prime Orange County pals sell az
35c.. We scarcely vary tie iguIes of lass week. We
quote;
Orange Co.. pals, new. Y ib...............30G IS
Fancy Delaware, &C. tubs. ., 10 ......-..ss 81
Fancy Delaware, hrkins ib.-...-.........3ta s.
Sussex Co.. irhns and pals. 80 dD35
State half rkns and Tubs good 10 choice. new 80 -
lIIns ono. oU0Jl
Medium Oilo rs a 70
State Tubs. Welsh. good to choice .3Oa3l
CHEESE
There very little trade in cheese at present; ship.
peyp tats little New Fsetory st helac.-some very
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therefore 1T Of the Act: must be proved that the other

therefore sst Of the Acts must he proved that the ohe1
may he reasonably inferred therefrotn
crcumstantisl evidence introduced to connect the de-
er dant with criminal the crcDmstanta facts them
selves he connected with hs defendant or they viii ID
incompetent, a. evidence.
Where the direct evidence 10 insufcient collateral circun
may b adducd in aid thereof but If the detect
attach alike tothe collateral circumstances Hey VIII Do IN
CON petent rs evidence.
THE judgment OF tie Supreme Court reversins conviction
Of the d-en1,rt rhrmed
CuARLEs Ii. WALTER Plaintiff In Error as IhS PEOPLE,
De-nIants in Error , go
The statute u. 1853, ch. 81, sec. y providlnS
that any t for any ofs.e punlshsol by desb etc
the people shall be entitled prrempoiy TO Challenge h's oil
the persons drawn jurors for sach trial. 10 con.'tntons
The Constitution 1896 In presvn the i,h' OF ifia ~
jury in all which had been heretofore n'ea doss
not rit restrict the authority Of tbs legislature except as
to the par icuisr right guaranteed.
qne .abet peremptory challenge ha, always been Under
legislative coutro; ard Il It right given " common
law. the legislative viii could regulate It.
When juror has conscientious ,cruples against nndln2
party guilty o. o.ense punishable with death he may ne
challenged for principle b. the people u II. D. ~
sec l2.1
30 when Juror states that he 10 Hing 70 be sworn in
such because Of such scrupes 1t 10 sufficient ground
for such challenge.
On trial for tho crime Of murder the relation Of husband ard
wife, between prisoner and deceased cannot be proved
reputation or by tue statements OF the deceased pof " Tue
murder ,
Saniiyi the presumed normal condition Of The human mind
sud II Is Incumbent uIon The prosecution 10 give
affirmative evidence Of the existence Of such state IN patic
usr
Judgment nrned and order that N. court below BIZ
tie time for t.s execution the plaintiff ia error
JOEL IYYASY, State Reporter
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<.lFZFI
Tho aggregate amsunt Of exports Exclusive Of
specie from tho port Of New-York to foreign ports,
for tho week ending May 80, 1865, was $i725,3i2.
The shipments ofcoal by the Pennsylvania Goal
Company, were:
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TUESDAY,, May 30-P. n

TUESDAY,, May 30-P. n.
Gold opcnsS at 1851 sold down to l37I and finally
closed At 1874.
Gold-boarinc Government stocks are lower upon
the $40 issue, but arc not pressed for sale. The
IO-ios sold q. o. and full rates paid for the
loan Of 1881 The Miscellaneous shares are irregu-
lar and low. For Atlantic Mail the demand con-
iinues and ss'es were made at l62.
The general Share market vas more active this
morning., and at the Board but low prices we're
made. Tho whole list Was shmply hammered, and
a spectator ew TO the Stock Exchange vOn.d have
thought ths; all tho railroad tracks were to b. de-
stroyed within sixty days, Ind that at am rate
they were good sale. Prices do not yield in pro-
portion 70 tac efforts made against them, and ,hero
is moro disposition to purchase by the public.
After the frat call prices were little better, but
the advance was lost upon the street. At tho sec-
ond Board, thc market declined from TO T. cent,
and was very heavy and closed dull. The closing
quotations were: New-York Central, 81; Erie,
1Oi Hudson, 9ii; Reading, got; Michigan
Southern, 81; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, -; Fort
Wayne, u.
Money is IL ore freely offered ut call, ard lenders
aG per cent, and 6I0lO per cent for commercial
p,pcr Three millions Of dollars were sent "
Washington yesterday, md rs much moro to-day
for the payment Of the army. Disbursements arc
to be made rapidly, and in short time the now
idle money accumulated in the Sub-Treasury will
be restored to The uses Of trade. The payment Of
interest upon tho two year five per cent notes VII
set free 81 800, COO OF currency.
Exchange 10 frm, commercial bill. scarce. The
rates are: Bankors SteringG DAYS IGg, Short,
IlOi ilCi; merchant bhls iO9; France, 5-lO@5!2!.
Frcghts are firm. The engagements TO Liver
pool are 300 tcs. Beef at Is, and per steamer OOo
bush. Wheat at ID. 100 boxes Cheese OF .Os., end
25 boxes Bacon at lbs. To Glasgow. per steamer.
100 bbls. Pork at 2e Cd, and to Bremen, 20 hhds-
Tobacco at,l5s.
The business Of the Sub-TroasuTy was: Re
ccipts. G,Gi3,5S9 43-for Customs, 900;
Payments, s9,O6l ,s69 SION account OF Loan
a. 900; Balance, 81, l42, li7 81.
Tho city banks are rapidly reorganizine under
the National system. Cat Of the siKty-three banks
included in the Clearing House Association, thirty
nine arc either national institutions or have taken
steps for becoming such. The following city banks
have recently resolved TO organize under the Na-
tional Bank law: Bank of Newly ork, Merchants
Bank, Mechanics Bank, Union Bank, Phenx
Bank City Bank, Fulton Bank, Chemical bank,
Merchants Exchange Bank National Bank, Bank
Of the State Of New.York, American Exchange
Bank, Ocean Bank, Mercantile Bank. PacihcBnn
Chatham Bank, Bank of North America, Hanover
nu,I al
Bank Atlantic Bank, Importers and Traders
Bank. Six Others have it under consideration to
change their organization In some cases TINS
change has bcou made with reluctance. Some
bank o1Ioiais bayv shown anything bui Ies0!levs
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prime at l5ic Farm dairy 10 worth l2V4o. IN
small way. TO grocers, much higher heures are ~
sonally obtained. bot prices must soon como I" W.
standard Of shipping rates.
EGGS.
Eggs not coming in quite freely most OF w..
from Pennsylvania going to Washington. s'li Pii'ss.
are little lower. Some Western eggs were so0
the mark for 90. but our quotations mako them ~