New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26

cover damages for alleged assault upon plaintiff by defendant
Chief Mate Of the ship Lisbon voyage from Cuba 70 New
York after hearing testimony the jury found FOR the paisf
damages $500 Ia the Supreme Court Crca Part H. yes
erday in the Of Jas. Meyer M agt Jacob Goede in
which the plaintiff 5000 from defendant Who
lie alleges induced him to invest IN shares OF the Cumberland
Sape;er Co. which were Of little value the time of purchase
and which fact the defendant knew no conclusion was
reached. Judge McCunn among the number confirmed
at St. Peters d:oman Catholic Church on sunday last by
Archbishop McCoskey.
The Board Of Councmen met Yesterday, and received
message from the Mayor veong the proposed railroad through
Onehundred twenty fhst The reading of the message
was received with loud applause by the spectators report
was received from the Joint Committee appointed to make
organizations the celebration Of the Fourth ofJy The
report stated that owing to the recent action OF the eea
ture resircngthe Common Council from making the neees
sary appropriations step could be taken toward ceeDas
that day. The report censured the accn of the Legislature
Another message Mayor yeiong the resolution rea
tive contract for lighting the streets was received Inc
Board Of Aldermen met yesterday and received the report OF
the Special Committee relative to The celebration oil the
Fourth Of July. The report adopted
No new cases Of cholera had been reported to O'Clock
p H. Yesterday the Office of the sanitary superintendent
since Saturday The tot number Of deaths IN this CITY oF
the week ending B. i3an increase Of H. as com
pared with the previous week or the whole number l@o
were from contagious dscasean increase of 20 over the
previous week There deaths from cholera during the
week 81 from consumption - from pneumonia from OLD
age % from accident and negligence from hydrophobn
from inemperancc aud 10 from starvation and prvatioa
There were in the public institutions and the death
rate equivalent TO an ahnua uortahy oi 'iV' 1" i
inhabitants.
The counsel in the Excise law Of George W. Holt
and Paul Fsk attended yesterday befJre the Court oil
Common Pleas Judge Cadozo r the et OF the orders
in their respective The orders to be entered THIS
morning private meeting Of liquor dealers was held yester
Tammany Hall for the purpose OF adopting measures 70
restrain the ae ropoan Police from making arrests under
the new Excise law understood that large number OF
nnnciions win be applied FOR nnd every legal means
available to deter the police from performing their
duty The police Sunday made descent upon Coney
Island and arrested about dozen persons for the unlawful
sale Of liquor Some fined and Others committed Tor
examination.
The Injunction against the Commissioners OF Heath re-
srainng them from using Sguius Point Staten bland az
quarantine ground came up tho Supreme Court before
Judge Barnard yesterday The op cans for the injunction
made adavs setting forth that sufficient grounds exist for
granting the Injunction Alav from the hysicnn on the
part the Health Commissioners and from Jackson Schulz
were also read. Decision reserved
The wing of the Fenian Brotherhood hell an indg
nation meeting last evening at Unionluire About 5000
persons were present Resolutions denounong the course
the Administration reference the late Fcnan raid on the
Canadian frontier adopted Col Roberts delivered an
address on the Neutrality Laws which loudly cheered
and letter of apology read from Mr. Horace Greeley!
report viii be found in another column.
The market for cattle at Bulls Head yesterday opened at
about the ,ame rates as ruled last Monday for frsts
stock The second grade declined falls half cent below last
weeks prices. The supply for the day was 1900 and Tor
the week COCO The sheep market was one cent per
pound lower than week ago.
The total number Of deaths in the City OF Brooklyn during
the past week 9-Men 81 women 10; boys -; girls,
81 The old Excise Board held meeting in Brooklyn yeor
day and organized by eectbg Hugh Mclaughlin President
They then adjourned uatil today when APPLICATIONS for
licenses will be heard.
In the Supreme Court Circuit Par H. yesterday In tie
case Of W II. Goodwin agt. NJ ID. J.. Sharkey the Jury
brought in a sealed verdict fGding that the partnership
between parties did exist claimed by plaintiff aud that
be was entitled to half share Of tie PROFITS in certain
transactions.
In the United States Circuit Court fos Che District Of
Columbia yesterday in the action brought by McGhan
against Cephane damages for alleged jeious
publication charging the plaintiff with dsloyaly &C. tho
jury awarded damages to Mr McGhan 10 TIE # Lob
The Kangaroo from Liverpool with between 20 and 60
passengers good health, the United States steamer Ma.sa.
chusei from Pensacola and Charleston aud the French
steam gate Thems p guns fou Martinique. arrived At
this port yesterday.
Gold yesterday, under the indlcnce Of the foreign
opene and ,oli early l The day ~ Later receipt
Of ire Tce fo ll., rodnsa o.
The owes' price # the day 49, G9scrnDei
strong IN pet will mole'e salst d. Railway morsise,
Stale bonds, and Bank Little done Tie stocks neg
lrcei Railway shares sod ode ely nd prices 'sp
ported lhe cal ile u-Ikei h,ry Second Board
Il market dol. Iouey quoted sliry sai IN llar
tiers reported a-'iye. The oa pr wit
upon Government o. commercial paper change The
Bank shows increase Ia loans decrease specie and
dee. ei,e 10 deposit. ExehnnEo il 6finer